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ROGERS Catharine, at Newport, aged 27 years, John, Esq., in 54th year,
July 13, 1809
July 17, 1810
Dr. John, in this town (N. Y.), in 84th year, 46 years pastor of the Presbyterian Church ; was a native of Boston, born there Aug. - , 1727,
May 7, 1811
Sarah, at Philadelphia. Though born with- out hands, she was noted as a painter, hold- ing the brush in her mouth. American of Ann, only daughter of the late Daniel, at Newport,
Nov. 16, 1813
Mr. - , murdered by a Spaniard, near St. Mary's, Fla. American of
July 7, 1815
Josiah, at Plymouth, Penn., aged 95 years. American of
Jan. 5, 1816
Elizabeth, widow of John and mother of the Commodore, at Havre de Grace, Md.,
Sept. 19, 1816
Nancy, at Wendall, Mass., aged 3 years. American of
Dec. 20, 1816
Mary Ann, daughter of John, formerly of New York, aged 17 years, at Southampton, L. I. American of
Sept. 9, 1817 Oct. 9, 1817
Jan. 17, 1819
ROG John P., executed for piracy on board schooner Plattsburg of Baltimore, at Bos- ton,
Feb. 18, 1819
ROGERS Henry W., Esq .. attorney at law, for- merly of Norwich, Ct., at Beaufort, S. C. American of
John, son of John, Esq., in 29th year, gradu- ate of Brown University, 1808,
Prudence, daughter of the late Jeremiah, at Newport, aged 68 years,
Paul, aged 13 years. He came from Berwick, Me., to receive an education at Friends' School ; was drowned in the river,
Nov. 12, 1819
March 26, 1820
June 22, 1820
June 24, 1820
Dec. 17, 1825 May 2, 1829
ROFY Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 91 years,
April 22, 1830
Edward, son of the late John, in 21st year, Joshua Saunders, at Havana, in 42d year, son of the late Daniel, of Newport, mer- chant,
April 8, 1814
521
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ROGERS Peleg, at Mansfield, Mass., in 97th year, -, a transient person, at sea, on ship Ann, of Bristol,
Peleg, of Warren, R. I., master of brig Gov. Hopkins, at sea,
Dr. - , of Baton Rouge, at New Orleans, of the fever. American of
Lieut. Stephen M., at Thompson's Island, Lieut. Stephen M., of the U. S. Marine Corps, at Thompson's Island, Key West, in 24th year ; was a son of Rev. Dr. Rogers, of Philadelphia, and graduate of Brown Uni- versity 1818, and from Nassau Hall, N. J. about Oct. 1, 1823
Dr. William, at Philadelphia, in 73d year ; was first graduate of Brown University, and last surviving Chaplain of the Revolution and native of Rhode Island. Many years Pastor of Baptist Church at Philadelphia, and Professor in University of Pennsyl- vania,
Rev. Medad, at New Fairfield, Ct., aged 74 years ; had been Pastor of the Congrega- tional Church 38 years. American of
Mary, wife of Robert, Esq., at Newport, aged 66 years. American of
Sarah, at Newport, aged 73 years, of Society of Friends. American of
Joseph, at Hartford, native of Newport, aged 72 years,
, son of the Commodore, drowned in the Elizabeth River by the upsetting of the boat,
Dr. Patrick K., Professor of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy in University of Wil- liam and Mary, Virginia, at Ellicots Mills, Va., in 52d year,
Jeremiah, at Taunton, aged 63 years,
Patience, wife of George, daughter of Dea. William Taggart, at Middletown, aged 30 years,
Colonel, aged 17 years, son of Abner, at Cov- entry,
Mrs. Mary, at New Braintree, aged 80 years. American of
Harriet Robbins, daughter of George A., in 13th year,
RODGERS Capt. - , brother of the Com- modore, died on Brazil Coast, aged about 45 years. American of
Aug. 20, 1820
April 17, 1821
June 17, 1822
Oct. 11, 1822 Sept. 27, 1823
April 7, 1824
Sept. 14, 1824 Dec. 7, 1824
March 22, 1825
Dec. 31, 1825
April 6, 1828
Aug. 2, 1828 June 14, 1829
June 8, 1830 March 1, 1831
May 17, 1831 June 3, 1831
July 27, 1832
522
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ROGERS Capt. Jason, of New London, Ct., at Providence, aged 73 years,
ROGERSON Daniel, son of the late Dr. - , of Attleboro, in this town, in 15th year, Alfred, son of Capt. John, at Rehoboth, in 23d year,
Minerva, wife of Robert, at Boston, aged 36 years,
ROLFE Rev. Benjamin, Congregational Minister, at Parsonfield, Me. He graduated in 1777 in class with Rufus King. American of ROLLINS Miss -, of Bristol, at Trinidad, W. I. American of
Dec. 30, 1817
Sept. 14, 1821
Oct. 15, 1830
Oct. 16, 1830
July 6, 1819
Sept. 25, 1818 Feb. 22, 1825 Dec. 27, 1818
April 21, 1815 Dec. 20, 1808
March 29, 1822
June 28, 1823
Amasa, at Norfolk, Ct., murdered. American of ROSARIO Jacob (colored), aged 54 years, native of the East Indies,
ROSE Rt. Hon. George, Treasurer of the Navy and Clerk of Parliament since 1790, in England. American of
Maria, wife of William, at New Shoreham, aged 21 years,
Moses, at New Shoreham, aged 59 years,
Joshua, at New Shoreham, aged 32 years,
Mrs. F. T., at Huntsville, Ala .; was sister of late President Madison. American of James, of Rhode Island, at New York Hos. pital,
Sally, wife of John, and daughter of Paul Whitman, at Middletown, aged 40 years,
Sept. 18, 1832 March 25, 1809
Oct. 2, 1820
April 21, 1825
ROMAN Zenon, brother of the Governor Elect of Louisiana, at New Orleans,
Mrs. - , mother of the Governor Elect of Louisiana, at New Orleans,
ROMER Mr. of the theatre, at New York, sui- cide. American of
ROMAYNE Major James, S. B. of U. S Artil- lery, at New York, aged 28 years. Ameri- can of
ROMEYNA Rev. John B., at New York,
ROMREIL Mrs. Mary, aged 81 years, 7 months, ROOD Joseph N., killed in a quarrel with his brother-in-law, John Sawyer, at Auburn, N. Y. American of
ROOKE Patrick, drowned in New York Harbor, ROOT Hon. Jesse, at Coventry, Ct., aged 85 years,
Julia, aged 14 years, at Ludlow, from her clothes taking fire. American of
Nov. 15, 1831
Jan. 2, 1828
March 24, 1818
Dec. 1, 1820 March 7, 1821 May 2, 1823
Nov. 20, 1823
Dec. 25, 1823
May 30, 1824
523
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ROSE Charles, at Bristol, aged about 30 years; was found in a fever and deranged ; said he was a native of Scituate, Mass., and had a brother Rowland of Watertown, Mass.,
Isaac, at Cumberland, in 78th year. Ameri- can of
ship carpenter, injured by an explosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Mar- shall, in Hudson River, (died next day) James, at North Kingstown, aged 86 years, Capt. Alexander F., late member of Virginia Convention, in Virginia. American of ROSER Antonio, one of the crew of the Hippo- memes, of New York, executed at Curra- coa for the murder of Nicholas Anderson. His body was afterwards placed in chains, Mathais, printer, at Philadelphia. American of
ROSEWAINE Edward, executed for piracy, at Boston,
ROSS Prof. John, LL D., Prof. of Languages in King's University, Aberdeen. His death was occasioned by swallowing a spider in a glass of claret. His stomach upon dissection was found much distended and ulcerated.
James, seaman, at New York. American of George, eldest son of Hon. James, drowned in crossing Turtle Creek, near Pittsburg, Pa.,
Nathan, at Anson, Me., his house caught fire and wife and 3 children perished,
Lydia, wife of Sanford, in 50th year,
David R., of Philadelphia, in 23d year, on board brig Hercules, in the South West Pass, La. In August or September last he rescued Miss Cooper from drowning, he took such a severe cold from this act that it developed consumption from which he died,
Eliza, executed at London, Eng., for burking a woman of 80 years. American of ROSSEAU Augustus Van Dyke, killed by his brother Clement while drunk, in Buck's Co. Penn. American of
ROSSITER Maria S., only daughter of Nathan- iel, Esq., of New Haven, at Providence, aged 17 years,
ROSSETER Abigail, wife of Nathaniel, daugh- ter of late Col. Knight Dexter, of Provi- dence, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 50 years,
June 7, 1824
Dec. 20, 1825
April 22, 1830 May 3, 1830
Dec. 23, 1831
Dec. 5, 1816
Jan. 8, 1833
June 15, 1820
Jan -, 1777 May 10, 1811
Feb. 10, 1814
Jan. 12, 1823 Jan. 7, 1825
May 11, 1829
Feb. 28, 1832
Dec. 10, 1830
Aug. 20, 1819
July 23, 1826
524
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ROTCH Francis, Esq., at New Bedford, aged 73 years. American of
Thomas, of Kendall, O., son of the venerable William, Sen., of New Bedford, at Mt. Pleasant, O., aged 57 years,
Elizabeth, wife of William, Sen., at New Bed- ford, in 90th year, of Society of Friends, Elizabeth, wife of William, at New Bedford, aged 69 years, of Society of Friends.
Elizabeth, wife of William, Jr., at New Bed- ford, in 69th year, of Society of Friends, William, at New Bedford, native of Nan- tucket, in 94th year. He commenced whale fishery at Dunkirk in 1790, but soon trans- ferred it to England on account of the French Revolution. In 1794 he returned to this country and has since resided at New Bedford. American of
ROUCH -- , apprentice to Mr. Huff, killed by lightning near Milledgeville, Ga.,
ROULSTONE Lavinia, at Morristown, aged 20 years, killed by lightning. Her obituary says she wore corselets braced with steel, and these helped to draw the lightning. American of
ROUNCE John, at Foster, aged 34 years,
ROUNDS John, in this town, in 25thyear, Amos, at Rehoboth, in 59th year,
ROUND Chace, of this town, at Wilmington, N. C., in 39th year,
Chace, at Rehoboth, in 76th year. He had II children, 76 grand and 20 great-grand- children ; had been 46 years deacon in Baptist Church,
ROUNDS Abiah, daughter of Rufus, Esq., at Rehoboth, in 9th year. American of
Mary, widow of James, at Smithfield, aged 56 years,
Anna, wife of Oliver, at Warren, in 79th year,
Elder Sylvester, at Rehoboth, aged 45 years. American of
ROUND Rufus, Esq., aged 43 years, formerly postmaster of Rehoboth, at Taunton,
ROUNDS Mrs. Prudence, at Rehoboth, aged 85 years,
Oliver, at Warren, aged 79 years,
Abby, wife of Richard, in 46th year,
Capt. Peleg, at Foster, aged 68 years,
Miss Phebe, at Scituate, aged 16 years,
May 28, 1822
Sept. 14, 1823
May 14, 1824
Jan. 30, 1828
Feb. 6, 1828
May 23, 1828
March 28, 1813
Sept. 17, 1811 Feb. 6, 1829 Jan. 5, 1811 Feb. 3, 1814
Jan. 30, 1818
June 15, 1821
Sept. 17, 1819
Nov. 20, 1820
Nov. 20, 1821
Nov. 5, 1824
March 17, 1825
Oct. 27, 1825 Nov. 7, 1825 Jan. 19, 1826
May 13, 1827 Oct. 6, 1828
525
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ROUNDS Richard, aged 49 years, very suddenly, -, drowned from the wharf. American of Mary, widow of Seth, in 44th year, ROUNTREE Joseph, suicide while in prison for counterfeiting, at North Carolina. Amer- ican of
Aug. 8, 1830 Sept. 6, 1831 Feb. 11, 1832
Jan. 10, 1817
Nov. 2, 1822
Jan. 31, 1826
Aug. 13, 1824
Jan. 13, 1832
May 9, 1820
March 4, 1817
May 24, 1812
Jan. 30, 1817
Feb. 8, 1831
Nov. 30, 1814
Oct. 16, 1829
Oct. 30, 1829
Aug. 12, 1825
Aug. 12, 1823
Sept. 25, 1818
ROUNDTREE Mrs. Waitstill, daughter of Abel Allen, ot Providence, at Lansalle, Ga., aged 23 years,
ROUNSAVELL Nathaniel, Esq., in 40th year, native of New Jersey and one of the found- ers of the Alexandria Herald, at Alexandria, D. C.,
ROUSE Col. William, Jr., at Charleston, aged 42 years. American of
Charles B., Esq .; said to have been killed by Sam Samuels who was hung for the crime at Columbia, Mo., but who said he was in- nocent of the crime. American of
ROUSMANIERE Lewis, Esq., formerly editor Newport Mercury and member of General Assembly, at Newport. American of
ROW -, a youth, killed by the falling sand bank,
ROWE John, Esq., aged 47 years, formerly mem- ber of Senate of Massachusetts from Essex Co., at Quincy,
Horace, at Rowe, aged 17 years. He skinned a fox last April that died of hydrophobia,
ROWELL Thomas, at Salem, aged 54 years; fell into the water while eeling ; was so chilled that he lived but a short time. American of
ROWLEY Mr. -- , of Hamilton St., Albany, N. Y His son, a lad of 16 years of age, ran against a pile of wood and so wounded himself that he lived but a few hours,
Timothy, at Urbana, N. Y., a soldier of the Revolution, aged 83 years. American of Mr. - , a foreigner, found dead in the Ox- ford woods ; supposed to have died in July last. American of
RUDDER -, said to have been killed by his daughter ; was apt to be drunk and quarrel- some, at Norfolk, Va. American of RUDEN Hannah, wife of Alexander, formerly of Providence, at New York, in 49th year. American of
RUGGLES Harriet, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., at Newport, in 18th year. American of
526
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
RUGGLES Benjamin, Esq., merchant, at New- port, in 47th year,
Hon. Nathaniel, at Roxbury, Mass., aged 58 years; for last 6 years has been M. C. American of
Dec. 28, 1819
Azubah, widow of Benjamin, Esq., at New- port. American of
April 18, 1820
Timothy, drowned in a pond at Rutland, Mass., by sinking of the boat,
July 5, 1825
William Henry, son of Nathan, aged 2 years, 10 months, 22 days,
July 29, 1825
Major John, at Rutland, Vt., aged 55 years. American of
March 18, 1831
Capt. Spooner, late of brig Independence of Providence, at sea, on passage home from Surinam, in brig Hope, bound for Boston,
May 7, 1831
Capt. Spooner, of this town, at sea, on pass- age home from Surinam, aged 50 years,
May 7, 1831
RUMNEY Mrs. - , a widow, at Boston, aged 74 years. She tripped on a carpet and fell into the fire,
Jan. 2, 1831
RUMREILL Thomas, Esq., at Newport, aged 76 years. American of
Sept. 6, 1814
RUPP Lieut. - , U. S. Army; report of his death is contradicted. American of
Dec. 14, 1821
RUSH Sarah Maynadier, eldest daughter of Richard, Esq., U. S. Minister to London. American of
June 15, 1819
Hon. Jacob, at Philadelphia, aged 74 years, President Court of Common Pleas for the County. American of
Jan. 21, 1820
Julia, eldest daughter of Richard, Esq., the U. S. Minister to England, at London,
June 30, 1822
Benjamin, Jr., son of Dr. Benjamin, of Phila- delphia, at New Orleans,
Dec. 17. 1824
Robert, at Albany, aged 45 years, of cholera. American of
July 27, 1832
RUSHWORTH William S., native of Wakefield, in Yorkshire, Eng., in 27th year,
RUSS Azariah, at Ashford, Ct., aged 85 years, Mercy, widow of Azariah, at Ashford, Ct., aged 84 years,
June 11, 1821 Feb. 25, 1824
March 3, 1824
April 30, 1810
Sept. 5, 1810
July 10, 1811
July 19, 1811
RUSSELL Martha Ann, daughter of Capt. Wil- liam, in this town, aged 2 years, 3 months, Nancy, wife of John W., at Bristol, in 36th year,
Sylvia, wife of Hon. Jonathan, in this town, in 30th year,
Winslow, executed at Troy, N. Y., for the murder of Michael Bockus,
Dec. 11, 1818
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
527
RUSSELL Sylvia, wife of Hon. Jonathan, the present U. S. Minister to France; an obitu- ary in number of July 23, John, in this town, in 77th year,
John W., at Bristol, in 44th year,
Rachal Gould, infant daughter of Daniel, of this town. American of
Henry, merchant, in this town, in 52d year, of Society of Friends,
Jonathan, at Bristol, in 79th year, at Bristol, Barnabus, at Dartmouth, Mass., aged 64 years. American of
Noadiah, at Thompson, Ct., in 58th year,
William, Esq., aged 83 years, at Brancepeth Castle, Eng. American of
Robert, shot in his room, at Augusta, Ga.,
Capt. Thomas H., of Bristol, at Matanzas, in 28th year,
July 22, 1819 Sept. 4, 1819
Mary C., wife of Samuel, at Middletown, Ct., Ephraim, native of Stowe, Mass., at Provi- dence,
Feb. 3, 1820
Capt. Jeremiah, Jr., (of the Rebecca Ann, of Baltimore), in 31st year, son of Jeremiah, formerly of Providence, at Matanzas,
Capt - -, of ship Hero, of New Bedford ; was shot by pirates four days after his cap- ture,
Oct. 22, 1821
William, of U. S. Ship Franklin, from a fall from the foretop-mast sail yard American of
Nancy, at Bristol. aged 75 years,
Rebecca H., infant daughter of Daniel, Col. William, in 86th year,
Anne, wife of Laden, and daughter of Ben- jamin Cozzens, dec., late of Providence, at Northbridge, Mass., in 63d year,
Charles Augustus, son of Capt. William, aged about 1 year,
Mary Alice, wife of William Henry, and only daughter of Philip Crapo, in 24th year,
Helen, infant daughter of William H., aged 4 months,
John, at Warwick, aged 68 years,
Frances, widow of Joseph, in 80th year,
Rachal, wife of Daniel, at Thompson, Ct., aged 80 years. American of
Serena Adelaide, wife of Lieut. E. M., U. S. Navy, at New York, aged 29 years. Amer- ican of
April 18, 1825
Sept. 30, 1825
Jan. 1, 1826
Jan. 30, 1826 March 7, 1826 April 1, 1827
March 20, 1829
Jan. 29, 1830
July 12, 1811 July 8, 1813 Aug. 20, 1814
Sept. 27, 1814
July 1, 1815 July 17, 1815
April 30, 1816 May 30, 1817
Sept. 12, 1817 May 5, 1819
July -, 1821
Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 64 years,
May 22, 1822
July 9, 1822 May 22, 1823 July 16, 1823 Feb. 10, 1825
528
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
RUSSELL Alexander, First Officer of ship Planter, aged 30 years, off the Brazil Banks; was caught in the tow line and carried down by a whale,
James, at Buxton, aged 77 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
June 15, 1830
Gilbert E., aged 42 years, son of Humphrey, of New Bedford, at New Orleans. Amer- ican of
Nov. 30, 1830
Lieut. Pelatiah, at Groton, aged 77 years, offi- cer in the Revolution,
Jan. 20, 1831
Hepsibah, wife of Perry, at New Bedford, aged 51 years,
April 24, 1831
Hon. Jonathan, formerly of Providence, at Grafton, Mass .. aged 60 years,
Feb. 17, 1832
RUTENBURGH Amey, widow of Thomas, in 85th year,
Jan. 19, 1821
RUTGERS Col. Henry, at New York, aged 83 years. American of
Feb. 23, 1830
RUTHWELL N. W., Esq., Purser U. S Navy, at Middletown, Del. American of
Feb. 3, 1818
RUTLEDGE Gen. John, son of the late Gov- ernor Rutledge, of South Carolina, at Phil- adelphia, aged 53 years. American of
Sept. 10, 1819
Hon. John and Hon. Keating L. Simons, of South Carolina, two of the most brilliant men of the bar and intimate friends, died at same hour and day, one at Philadelphia, the other at Charleston. American of
Mrs. - , wife of William, of Charleston, at Newport,
John H., at Charleston, S. C. American of RYAN Ann, widow of Capt. William, at New- port, in 85th year. American of
Jan. 23, 1821
Jan. 21, 1823
April 20, 1824
Feb. 7, 1832
Aug. 23, 1825
Gen. James W., at Brunswick, aged 107 years ; was an officer in the Revolution. His wife is living aged 98 years, in good health. They have lived together 74 years and never had a child. His health was good to within 8 hours of his death. American of
Mary, at Boston, aged 38 years; Lady Su- perior of the Ursuline Convent American of
James, an English sailor, aged about 23 years, shot himself with a gun accident- ally, at Norfolk, Va. American of RYLAND Rev. John, D. D., LL. D., President of Bristol Baptist Theological Seminary and Senior Secretary of the Baptist Mis- sion, at Bristol, Eng. American of
March 20, 1830
Oct. 8, 1819
July 22. 1821 Aug. 13, 1822
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
529
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SABIN Sarah, only daughter of Col. Hezekiah, in this town, aged 26 years, John, in Providence, in 60th year,
SABINS John, aged about 60 years. American of
Oct. 7, 1817
SABIN James M., second officer of ship Gen. Hamilton, of this port, and son of the late Capt. Jesse, at Calcutta, in 32d year ; has left a widow and two children,
John, at Killingly, Ct., aged 45 years,
John, son of late Capt. Jesse, of Providence, in 22d year, on board brig Sall and Hope, at sea, on passage from Matanzas,
Hezekiah, formerly of New Haven, at Provi- dence, aged 72 years,
Joshua, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 85 years. American of
March 22, 1825
Feb. 21, 1827
Capt. Joshua A., of Providence, only son of late John, at Point Comfort, Va., in 40th year ; leaves wife and 3 children,
Elizabeth Ingraham, only daughter of late Capt. Joshua A., in 9th year, Miss Dolly, in 96th year,
SABINS Mary, widow of Capt. John A., daugh- ter of Simeon Ingraham, aged 37 years,
SACHERESSIA In Tuscalosa Village; was one of the oldest Indian chiefs of the tribe, aged between 80 and 90 years. American of
SACKET Ann, wife of Adnah, in 24th year,
SACKETT Imogene, daughter of Adnah, aged 9 months. American of
Sarah Maria, daughter of Philo and Gratia, at Brainards Bridge, Nassau, N. Y., in 13th year,
SACKET Asher, at Westfield, aged 82 years. American of
SACKETT Asher, at Westfield, aged 82 years. American of
Abby Budlong, infant daughter of Isaac, aged I year, 8 months,
Aug. 18, 1828
May 25, 1829 Jan. 3, 1830
Dec. 14, 1832
June 5, 1829 June 1, 1823
Nov. 7, 1823
March 24, 1828
Aug. 3, 1830
Aug. 10, 1830
Sept. 11, 1830
April 6, 1816 Sept. 20, 1817
Nov. 15, 1819 May 1, 1821
July 1, 1821
April 5, 1822
Jude (colored), at Olneyville, aged 66 years, 60 of which she had been a faithful servant in one family,
530
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SADLER Mr. - , the aeronaut, killed by a fall from his balloon. American of
SAFFORD Rev. Silas S., aged 23 years, late of Middlebury, Vt., at Swedesboro, N. J., SAGE Jacob, seaman, killed on board U. S. Fri- gate Constitution in action with the Guer- riere,
Nov. 5, 1824
Jan. 16, 1817
Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, Esq., aged 54 years. American of
Jan. 17, 1817
Francis, of Middletown, Ct., perished in the shipwreck of schooner Elizabeth,
Feb. 16, 1821
Mary L, of Middletown, Ct., at Darlington, S. C., where she was in charge of a Female Seminary,
June 30, 1830
SAGUYUWHANAH (keeper awake), known as Red Jacket, a noted chief of the Senecas, at Indian village, near Buffalo, aged about 80 years. American of
Jan. 29, 1830
ST. ALBAN'S Duke of, in England, aged 60 years. He served in America in the early part of his life American of
Oct. 17, 1815
William, Duke of, in England, aged 60 years. American of
Sept. 9, 1825
ST. CLAIR Maj. Gen. Arthur, at Laurel Hill, Somerset Co., Penn. The last few years of this venerable man was spent in entreating Congress to pass on his claims which was in vain,
Aug. 31, 1818
Sept. 18, 1818
Arthur, eldest son of late General -- , Gov- ernor of North West Territory, at Cincin- nati, Ohio. American of
Oct. 20, 1 820
ST. MEDARD Dr. Peter, at Boston, aged 66 years, the Senior Surgeon of the Navy,
March 28, 1822
ST. SIMONS at Paris, France, aged 66 years, a well known author. American of ST. VINCENT Countess, wife of the Admiral. American of
July 15, 1825
May 3, 1816
Earl of, Admiral of the fleet, General of Marines, etc., in England, in 89th year,
SALIGNY Gen. -. Marshal of the Palace of King Joseph, at Madrid, of a fever. American of
SALISBURY Nehemiah, of Warren, at Shafts- bury, Vt.,
Freelove, daughter of George, at Barrington. American of
Sarah. daughter of George, at Barrington. American of
March 13, 1823
April 28, 1809
Jan. 25, 1810
April 30, 1816
April 30, 1816
Mrs. -- , widow of Major General Arthur, recently deceased, at Chestnut Ridge, near Greensburg, Penn.,
Aug. 20, 1812
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
531
SALISBURY John, in this town, aged 92 years. American of
Samuel, at Boston, aged 78 years,
Ann Maria, daughter of James, in 4th year, James, of Tiverton, near Georgetown, S. C., Lucinda, at North Providence, in 19th year, Daniel, in 29th year,
Peleg Cranston, infant daughter of George, aged 15 months,
George, infant son of John, at Warren,
Samuel. at Seekonk, aged 61 years. Ameri- can of
Aug. 23, 1825
Capt. Jonathan, at East Greenwich, aged 70 years, formerly Member of General Assem. bly; was possessed of a large frame and weighed at one time more than 360 pounds. American of
Dea. Josiah, at Boston. American of
Elizabeth, wife of Jonathan, in 59th year,
Joshua, son of Richard, of Providence, at Marine Hospital, Staten Island, in 19th year,
George Henry, son of George, aged II months, 19 days,
Feb. 11, 1829
Christopher Dexter, son of Richard, aged 6 years,
Dec. 17, 1829
Sarah, widow of Joseph, at Foster, in 95th year,
Sarah, widow of Jonathan, Esq., dec., at East Greenwich, aged 78 years,
Jacob, at Rutland, aged 74 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
July 15, 1830
Mary Ann, wife ot George, at Providence, in 26th year,
Dec. 3, 1830
Lydia, daughter of Matthew C., at Black- stone, in 19th year,
Richard Wilson, infant son of Luther,
Sally Nelly, wife of James, at Attleboro, aged 63 years. American of
Aug. 30, 1822 Jan. 29, 1833
SALMOND Robert, of Hanover, Mass., at Louis- ville, Ky., very suddenly, aged 33 years,
April 19, 1822
SALTENSTALL Elizabeth, widow of Roswell, at New York, in 73d year,
July 11, 1817
SAMBRE Peter, founder of Roustigouche Soci- ety, an Athletic Society, at Quebec, L. C. American of
SAMPSON J. P. C., Esq., Editor of Louisiana Advertiser, son of Counsellor Sampson, of New York, at New Orleans,
Oct. 21, 1817
Aug. 25, 1820
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SALLIES Lawrence, at New York, merchant, suddenly. American of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SAMPSON Rev. Ezra, at New York, in 76th year. American of
George, of Kingston, Mass , aged 33 years, at Providence, buried at Kingston, died
Joseph, the French executioner who be- headed Louis and his Queen and the Leaders of the Revolution, at Paris, aged about 60 years. American of
Zabdiel, Esq., Collector of the District, at Plymouth, aged 46 years,
Miss Rebecca, at Duxbury, aged 25 years. American of
May 10, 1831
Miss Rebecca, at Duxbury, aged 25 years. American of
May 17, 1831
Dec. 13, 1831
June 19, 1813
SANDBORN Nehemiah, of Hampton, N. H., aged 18 years, suicide,
Aug. 23, 1829
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