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Nancy, wife of John and daughter of Jona- than Knowles, in ;2d year,
Samuel, at Bristol, aged 63 years,
George, of Rhode Island, at Mobile, Ala. American of
Sept. 23, 1823
Ebenezer, at Sterling, Ct., aged 92 years. American of
Oct. 3, 1823
Ruth, wife of Jeremiah B., at Canterbury, Ct., aged 24 years,
Oct. 6, 1823 Oct. 23, 1823
Elizabeth, infant daughter of William,
Sarah Vinson, wife of William C., and grand- daughter of Samuel Vinson, of Newport, at Georgetown, S. C., Nov. 13, 1823
Love, widow of Benjamin, Esq., at Edgar- town, aged about 80 years. American of Ruth, wife of Capt. Andrew, at Oxford, Mass., aged 39 years. American of
Sarah, wife of Arca, at Cumberland, in 60th year,
Capt. Stephen, Sr., at Pawtuxet, in 81st year, Edward, at Pawtuxet, aged 20 years,
Sarah, widow of Philip, of Middletown, at Newport, aged 80 years,
Aug. 17, 1824
Aug. 18, 1824
Lydia, wife of James, at Cumberland, of Society of Friends,
Benjamin, Esq., aged 56 years, Arca, at Cumberland, in 61st year,
-, shot by - - Brotherton, in a quarrel, at Smithton, L. I. American of James H., at Cahawla, Ala., aged 35 years. He died from a wound received in firing a salute in honor of Gen. Lafayette. Amer- ican of
Oct. 8, 1824 Oct. 30, 1824
Dec. 9, 1824 Dec. 29, 1824 Feb. 2, 1825
Feb. 8, 1825
May 27, 1825
Nov. 25, 1823
Dec. 12, 1823
April 28, 1824 June 10, 1824 Aug. 14, 1824
Rev. David, formerly of Hollis, at Meredith, N. H.,
SMALLWOOD Samuel N., Esq., Mayor of the City, at Washington City. American of SMITH Aaron, aged 34 years,
May !, 1823
May 11, 1823
June 3, 1823 June 13, 1823
Aug. 28, 1823 Sept. 14, 1823
570
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SMITH Aaron, at Shrewsbury, Mass, aged 89 years. American of
Florette, daughter of Capt. William Peter, aged 4 years,
Col. George, late M. C., in North Carolina, killed by a falling tree. American of -, clerk for Mr. Fowler, drowned in New York Harbor, in a ferryboat collision,
George, of Philadelphia, at Mobile, aged 35 years,
Eliza, aged 4 years, and Hannah, aged 2 years, daughters of Horace, at Newport. American of
Aug. 30, 1825
Aug. 30, 1825
Sept. 13, 1825
Oct. 11, 1825
Cynthia Hale, daughter of William, in 4th year,
Dec. 5, 1825
Charles S., son of Lemuel, of Stonington, at South Kingstown, in 26th year,
March 6, 1826
Alfred U., son of Benjamin, Esq., at North Kingstown, in 26th year,
Oliver, son of William A., aged 16 months,
Mary Sheldon, wife of John I., and eldest daughter of late Nicholas Branch, aged 42 years,
Samuel, at Barrington, aged 84 years,
Abijah, at Sturbridge, Mass., aged 76 years,
Priscilla, widow of Elisha, at Newport. American of
July 25, 1826
Mrs. Mary, wife of George, of Dartmouth, at New Bedford. American of
Aug. 15, 1826
Henry, in 20th year,
Sept. 5, 1826
James, of Charlton, Mass., drowned near Fields Point by the oversetting of the boat,
Simeon, at Glocester, in 22d year,
Sept. 7, 1826 Nov. 1, 1826
Martin, aged 39 years,
Nov. 10, 1826
John, 2d, in 53d year,
Willard, son of Peter, at Walpole, aged 18 years,
Mary Tilley, daughter of Stephen, aged 5 years, 6 months,
June 7, 1825
June 13, 1825
July 12, 1825
July 30, 1825 Aug. 17, 1825
James, at Cumberland, aged 73 years, 40 years a worthy Friend. American of
Amanda, at Chesterfield, N. H., of Smith- field, R. I., in 22d year. American of Richard, of New York, midshipman, in Mex- ican Navy, at Alvarda, Mex. American of Capt. Stephen, formerly of Scituate, at Colum- bus, O., in 67th year. American of
Oct. 11, 1825
Capt. Amos D., at Groton, aged 47 years ; leaves wife and 6 children.
Feb. 28, 1826
May 6, 1826 June 13, 1826
June 22, 1826 July 14, 1826 July 25, 1826
Feb. 2, 1827
Feb. 19, 1 827
Feb. 21, 1827
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
571
SMITH Dorothy, wife of John, of Smithfield, at Providence, in 71st year,
Feb. 25, 1827
Sally Adelia, daughter of Capt. Benjamin, at Pawtuxet, in 16th year,
Feh. 28, 1827
John Q. Adams, infant son of Col. Richard, at Greenville, Smithfield, aged 2 years, Edward, at Newport, aged 48 years,
March 22, 1827 May 10, 1827
Lucy, widow of Stephen, at Lyme, Ct., aged 101 years. American of
June 15, 1827
Clarissa C., daughter of William, Esq., at Scituate, aged 10 months,
June 27, 1827
Clarrissa C., daughter of William, Esq., at Scituate, aged 10 months,
July 4, 1827
William B., of Richmond, at Providence, aged 57 years,
Isaac W., formerly of Boston, at New York, Levi, at Cumberland,
William, at Mendon, aged 46 years,
John, of Smithfield. aged 62 years, a soldier of the Revolution, at Providence. Amer- ican of
Dec. 21, 1827
Bridget, widow of William, late of Providence, at Albany, N. Y., in 85th year,
Dec. 30, 1827
killed by her husband, a keeper of a sailor's boarding house. American of
George, aged 43 years,
William H., son of Cyrus H., aged 4 months, John, Esq., at Burrillville, aged 98 years ; an able member of the General Assembly during the Revolution. American of
May 16, 1828
June 13, 1828
Moses, son of Moses, of George, at Paw- tuxet, aged 10 months,
Henrietta, widow of Edward, at Middletown, aged 62 years,
Mrs. Susannah, aged 70 years,
Amelia Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Joseph, at Pawtuxet,
Miss Ruth, daughter of late Daniel, Esq., aged 85 years,
Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged 84 years,
Alfred, at Smithfield, aged 58 years,
Mrs. Penelope, wife of Capt. Benjamin M., at Pawtuxet, in 50th year,
July 4, 1828
July 20, 1828
Aug. 6, 1828
Aug. 9, 1828
Sept. 12, 1828
Sept. 29, 1828 Oct. 2, 1828 Oct. 15, 1828
Oct. 18, 1828
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July 20, 1827 July 23, 1827 Aug. 16, 1827 Oct. 4, 1827
Feb. 12, 1828 March 30, 1828 April 15, 1828
Jonathan, a cooper, aged about 55 years, said to belong at Providence, at Lenox, Madi- son Co., N. Y .. very suddenly. American of Philip, of Pitt Co., N. C .; while he was away from home his house caught fire and 4 of his children perished, the fifth is still in a critical condition. American of
572
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SMITH Arnold, son of Capt. Reuben, Jr., aged 16 months,
Abby Lucilla, youngest daughter of Capt. Joseph, at Pawtuxet, aged 3 years, 5 mos., Mrs. Sarah, widow of Charles, in 62d year, Mowrey, Esq., at Glocester,
Nov. 27, 1828 Nov. 28, 1828
Jan. 15, 1829
Dr. Nathan, Professor in the Medical School at Yale College, aged 66 years,
Jan. 26, 1829
Marcellus, late one of the proprietors and editors of the Richmond Whig, in Gooch- land Co., Va.,
Feb. 19, 1829
David S., at Dighton, in Both year,
April 20, 1829
Capt. Benjamin M., at Pawtuxet, aged 54 years,
April 30, 1829
R. A., a musical composer, author of " Jessie, the Flower of Dunblane," at Edinburgh. American of
May 1, 1829
Mary, widow of Samuel, in 88th year. [This correct],
May 7, 1829
Mary, widow of Gen Smith, in 86th year, funeral from her son's residence, [Stephen C. Smith], died
Aug. 11, 1829
Charles, son of late Aaron, in 8th year, drowned in the Canal Basin,
May 25, 1829
-, son of Aaron, drowned in the Canal Basin,
May 25, 1829
S. Melancton, of Rochester, N. Y., fell dead while walking in his garden. American of Capt. Daniel, at Middleboro, aged 50 years, he received a slight scratch in the woods a few days before. American of
Aug. 4, 1829
Sept. 18, 1829
Sept. 18, 1829
Edmund, at Sutton, aged 26 years. Ameri- can of
Sept. 25, 1829
Emma Frances, infant daughter of Albert T. F., aged 1 year,
Oct. 5, 1829
Lois, wife of Joseph, at Hatfield, aged 60 years. American of
Oct. 23, 1829
Jesse, at Bangor, Me., aged 70 years, Revolu- tionary pensioner. American of
Dec. 1, 1 829
Capt. Elijah, at Hatfield, aged 73 years. The deceased was one of six brothers whose joint ages are 429 years. American of
Dec. 8, 1829
John Witherspoon, Esq., District Attorney, only son of Rev. Dr. Smith, President of College, of New Jersey. American of
Samuel, at Swanzey, in 82d year, soldier of the Revolution ; leaves widow and six chil- dren,
Oct. 24, 1828
Dec. 15, 1 829
Feb. 8, 1830
Capt. Daniel, at Middleboro, aged 50 years. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
573
SMITH Dr. Richard R., at Boston, aged 50 years American of
Col. Elihu, at Sheldon, aged 95 years, an offi- cer of the Revolution. American of
Mrs. Eliza, at Boston, aged 32 years. Ameri- can of
Thomas, of Baltimore, aged 30 years, fell down stairs and broke his neck, at Port- land, Me American of
Lemuel, Esq., attorney, at New York. Amer- ican of
June 15, 1830
June 16, 1830
Dr. - , killed by Dr. - Jeffries in a duel in Arkansas,
June 22, 1830
June 25, 1830
July 31, 1830
Aug. 3, 1830
Aug. 10, 1830
Barton Richmond, third son of William T., formerly of Providence, at Ware Village, Mass., aged 2 years, 8 months,
Sally, eldest daughter of Levi, late of John- ston, at North Providence, in 70th year,
Sarah Burgess, infant daughter of Amos D., aged 5 months,
Hannah, widow, at Salem, aged 84 years. American of
John I., in 52d year,
Frederick, one of the Associate Judges of Pennsylvania, at Reading, suddenly. Amer- ican of
Capt. Nathaniel Taylor, son of late Nathan- iel, of Bristol, aged 24 years, master of brig William. American of
Sarah Ann, daughter of late Elisha, Jr., at Newport, aged 19 years. American of
Ebenezer, at his residence on Dix Hills, Hun- tington, L., I., aged about 70 years,
Deborah, wife of Noah, at Taunton, aged 70 years. American of Benjamin, at Pawtuxet, in 65th year,
April 2, 1830
April 23, 1830
April 30, 1830
May 21, 1830
Smith, of Providence, son of Thomas, of Smithfield,
William, Esq., aged 30 years, only son of Hon. Jeremiah, of Exeter, N. II., at Cen- treville, Miss .; was admitted to the bar at 21, and member of Assembly at 23, and represented Exeter 3 terms. American of George, eldest son of Capt. John, formerly of Hartford, Ct., at St. Juan, Camrioca, Cuba, aged 35 years,
Miss Betsey, aged 57 years, at Westfield. American of
Miss Betsey, at Westfield, aged 57 years. American of
Aug. 6, 1830
Aug. 19, 1830
Aug. 31, 1830
Sept. 14, 1830 Sept. 30, 1830
Oct. 15, 1830
Oct. 26, 1 830
Feb. 1, 1831 Feb. 21, 1831
March 25, 1831 March 30, 1831
574
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SMITH Rev. John, D. D., Principal of the Theo- logical Seminary, at Bangor, Me., aged 65 years. American of
Capt. Robert B., first commander, at sea, on board the Caledonia, Capt. Young. Ameri- can of
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 32 years. American of
Capt. Humphrey W., at Boston, aged 32 years. American of
June 14, 1831
John Prentice, son of William T., at Ware Village, formerly of Providence,
Aug. 20, 1831
Betsey, aged 47 years,
Sept. 25, 1831
Simon, at Glocester, in 94th year,
Oct. 17, 1831
Joseph, 3d son of Joseph, Jr., Esq., at War- ren, in 30th year,
Nov. 15, 1831 Dec. 20, 1831
Mrs. Betsey, aged 59 years,
Capt. China, at Paris, Oneida Co., N. Y., aged 93 years, soldier of the Revolution,
Jan. 17, 1832
Mrs. S- Louisa P, wife of Samuel J., formerly of Providence, at New York,
Feb. 12, 1832
Elisha P., infant son of Nathaniel P., aged about 18 months, at Swanzey,
April 27, 1832
Mary Ann, infant daughter of Col. Richard, aged 15 months,
April 30, 1832
Pashal, son of William A., in 3d year. Amer- ican of
May 8, 1832
Deborah J., daughter of Stephen C., at New York, in 23d year,
June 1, 1832
Maria, wife of Martin, formerly of Douglass, Mass., aged 22 years,
June 2, 1832
Benjamin, Jr., drowned in wreck of pleasure boat Bunker Hill, in Boston harbor,
June 12, 1832 June 12, 1832
John, drowned at Philadelphia,
John, town sergeant of Foster; was nearly 80 years old and had been sergeant about 40 years; killed by -- Maynard, with an axe, whom he was trying to arrest,
George E., alderman of the 4th ward at New York, of cholera. American of
Mrs. - , daughter-in-law to the Earl of Carrington. American of
Elisha P., of Pawtuxet, merchant,
Richard, at Bristol, aged 80 years, upwards of 30 years clerk of the court,
Martha, wife of Capt. Simeon, at Pawtuxet, in 77th year,
Professor John M , at Middletown, Ct., aged 34 years, Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature and of Natural Science at Wesleyan University. American of
June 21, 1832
July 27, 1832
Sept. 11, 1832 Sept. 12, 1832
Oct. 17, 1832
Jan. 6, 1833
Jan. 8, 1833
April 18, 1831
May 10, 1831
May 24, 1831
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
575
SNEDIKER Miss -, drowned,
SNEED Benjamin, in Virginia, aged 98 years, a teacher for 71 years ; was first instructor of Thomas Jefferson. He has 145 descend- ants. American of
SNELL Rebecca, wife of Capt. Seth, Jr., at Warren. American of
Capt. Avery, at Troy, Mass., aged 21 years, Seth, at Warren, in 77th year ; for 30 years was a justice of peace and 16 years in- spector of customs for Warren,
Benjamin, at South Bridgewater, aged 72 years. American of
Amos, at Troy, Mass., aged about 56 years, Caleb, native of Warren, at Quincy, Fla.,
SNELLING Elizabeth, widow of Col. Jonathan, of Boston, in this town, aged 86 years ; funeral from her son-in-law's house, John Mumford ; died
SNOW Jonathan, at Rochester, Mass., aged 54 years,
Dea. James, in this town, in 82d year; ser- mon by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Josiah, in this town, in 29th year,
Abigail, wife of L-, at Taunton. Amer- ican of
Aug. 24, 1813
Hannah, widow of Jonathan, at Rochester, Mass., aged 49 years,
Sept. 13, 1813
Charles Wanton, son of Peter Wanton Snow, aged 5 years, 4 months, in this town,
Dec. 29, 1813
Tristam Burgess, only son of John B., Esq., in this town, aged 2 years, 9 months,
July 1, 1814
Isannah Bruce, infant daughter of John B., Esq., aged 14 months,
Nov. 21, 1814
Charlotte B., in this town, aged 4 years, 9 months, only child of John B., Esq.,
April 18, 1815
Zebedee, Jr., at Smithfield, in 42d year. American of
Dec. 26, 1815
Mrs. Margaret, widow of Rev. James, of this town, in 83d year, at Attleboro,
April 21, 1817
Harriet Rogers, infant daughter of Peter W., Esq., aged 8 months,
Allen, youngest son of John, in 3d year,
Stephen W., at Clinton, Ga., formerly of Providence, in 30th year,
Frances Wanton, infant daughter of Peter W., aged I year, 3 months,
Louisa, wife of James, Jr., and eldest daugh- ter of Paul Draper, in 28th year,
James Paul, infant son of James, Jr., in 2d year,
Sept. 5, 1815
May 11, 1819
Sept. 7, 1810 Sept. 22, 1822
March 4, 1823
Nov. 14, 1823 Aug. 2, 1826 Aug. 23, 1829
Feb. 10, 1811 March 27, 1810
Oct. 8, 1812 March 13, 1813
Oct. 27, 1817 Feb. 28, 1818
April 15, 1818
Aug. 19, 1819
Oct. 3, 1819
Oct. 5, 1819
576
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SNOW Thomas, in 41st year,
Zebedee, at Scituate, in 76th year,
Frances Harriet, infant daughter of William C., aged 11 months,
Feb. 4, 1820
Miss Susan, at Nantucket, formerly resident of Providence. American of
Aug. 25, 1820 July 1, 1821
Sarah, widow of Daniel, in 85th year,
Solomon, at Raynham, in 80th year,
May 30, 1821
Daniel Branch, son of late Thomas, aged I year, 2 months,
Oct. 5, 1821
Charles Andrews, only son .of George T., aged 19 months.
Feb. 15, 1822
Capt. Elisha, of Providence, aged 37 years, after an absence of three years, at sea, on board brig Pocahontas. His remains were carried to New York and buried with Ma- sonic honors,
March 9, 1822 May 31, 1822
George, aged 26 years,
James, son of William, of Providence, at Nashville, Tenn., aged 31 years,
Sept. 1, 1823 Nov. 14, 1823
Mrs. Hannah, in 91st year,
Emeline, wife of Richard M., in 21st year,
April 21, 1824
Sept. 18, 1824
Sept. 25, 1826
Henry Y., of Windham, Ct., at Cranston, aged about 30 years,
Martha, aged 33 years, found dead in bed. American of
Hannah, wife of Daniel, in 63d year, sud- denly,
Dr. M. Erskine, at Smithfield, in 20th year. American of
Frances, wife of Samuel, in 70th year, sud- denly,
Sept. 12, 1828 Dec. 14, 1828
March 23. 1829
May 2, 1829
Aug. 18, 1829
Sept. 24, 1830
Albert Henry, son of Josiah, of Providence, at Southbridge, aged I year,
Josiah, buried at Smithfield,
Mrs. Hannah, at New Braintree, aged 96 years. American of
Aug. 7, 1827
March 25, 1828
July 19, 1828
Jeannette Smith, eldest child of Capt. Peter Wanton Snow, in 14th year,
Edward, formerly of Providence, at Smith- field, in 52d year, son of late Dea. James,
Henry, native of Boston, at New Orleans, of the fever, in 32d year,
Mary, wife of Joseph C., at Nantucket, aged 76 years. American of
March 19, 1831 March 22, 1831
May 17, 1831
Oct. 10, 1819 Nov. 24, 1819
Christopher Lippitt, son of William C., aged 13 months,
Charles Lafayette, son of Joseph G., aged 16 months,
577
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
SNOW Jeannette, wife of Capt. Peter W., of Providence, and daughter of late Capt. Simon Smith, at Freetown, In 45th year, Frances Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Robert T., aged 1 1 months, 4 days, Rachal, widow of James, in 76th year,
Capt. William, aged 80 years, Soldier of the Revolution,
SNOWDEN Richard, in Maryland, a wealthy and influential citizen. American of
Samuel. at Alexandria, D. C., aged 55 years, for 30 years Editor and Proprietor of the Gazette. American of
SNYDER Hon. Simon, fate Governor of Penn- sylvania,
Nov. 9, 1819
SODERSTROM Richard, Esq., Swedish Con. sul General to the U. S., at Philadelphia, aged 72 years; had resided in the U. S. 32 years, a part of the time at Boston. American of
April 21, 1815
April 3, 1830
Aug. 23, 1823
Dec. 19, 1815
SOPHIA Charlotte, Queen of England, born May 19, 1744, youngest daughter of Charles Lewis Ferdinand, Prince of Mechlinburg Stretitz. Her husband was born May 24, 1738; they have surviving 12 children, the youngest born 1777. Regarding the father of the present King it can be said : he was son of a King and father of a King, yet never a King. American of
SOULE Mehitable, wife of Capt. Samuel, of this town, in 59th year,
Hiram, at Little Compton, aged 48 years, William, son of Samuel, in 40th year,
Dorcas, widow of Abner, of Tiverton, at Paw- tucket, in 78th year,
Polly, in 56th year,
Susannah, widow of Capt. William, in 88th year, Capt. Samuel, in 78th year,
SOUTHARD John, eldest son of Hon. Samuel L., Secretary of U. S. Navy, at Trenton, N. J.,
Jan. 12, 1819
Feb. 14, 1809 Oct. 19, 1822 Oct. 19, 1823
Feb. 6, 1824 Feb. 9, 1824
Sept. 2, 1824 July 26, 1825
Dec. 27, 1824
SOMAGLIA Cardinal Giulio Maria della, Dean of the Sacred College, etc .; was born at Placenza, July 27, 1742, died at Rome,
SOMERVILLE Lieut. George W., at Thomp- son's Island,
SOPER Jonathan, at Haverhill, N. H., of spotted fever, aged 41 years. American of
Aug. 17, 1831
Dec. 18, 1831 Dec. 22, 1831
Aug. 25, 1832
Sept. 12, 1823
July 22, 1831
578
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SOUTHARD Ann S., youngest daughter of Hon. Samuel, late Secretary United States Navy, at Washington, in 4th year,
SOUTHGATE William, in the burning of the Richmond, Va .. Theatre,
SOUTHWICK Rebecca, wife of William, at Smithfield, in 29th year,
Francis, of Newport, at Richmond, Va., aged 32 years,
Oct. 3, 1820
Henry Collins, printer, at New York, aged 42 years. American of
Feb. 6, 1821
Francis M., son of Solomon, Esq., aged 23 years, at Albany, N. Y. American of Sarah, wife of Pitts, at Newport,
Nov. 2, 1821 July 20, 1 822 June 6, 1823
Joseph, at Newport, aged 37 years,
Laura W., widow of Willett R., of Pough- keepsie, N. Y., and daughter of John Capron, of and at Uxbridge, Mass, aged 29 years
Oct. 27, 1823
Josiah, at Newport, aged 70 years,
Joseph, at Newport, aged 83 years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, formerly of Newport, at Prov- idence, in 56th year,
Aug. 17, 1829 .
Sept. 20, 1829
Jan. 12, 1822
John Martin, infant son of Sylvester S., aged 6 months,
Ephraim, aged 70 years,
Susan H., wife of Epenetus S., at Boston, aged 22 years,
SOVEREIGN -, murdered his wife and 6 children while enraged from drink, at Gore District, U. C.,
SPAIN Maria Josefa Amalla, Queen of, she was a daughter of Duke of Saxony, aged 23 years ; was married to King Ferdinand when 15. American of
SPARHAWK William, from exposure in a ship- wreck,
Nancy, wife of Timothy, at Oxford, Mass., aged 48 years,
Patience, widow, formerly of Oxford, at Ward, Mass., aged 78 years. American of
SPARKS -- , son of Thomas, of Franklin Co., Ga. He took his gun to shoot a Bee Martin, threw it across his arm, snapped it carelessly, and shot his mother dead,
June 30, 1829
Dec. 12, 1818
July 17, 1823
March 4, 1825
May 15, 1820
Aug. 7, 1828 June 21, 1829
Eliza Ann, wife of Nathan 2d, at Burrillville, aged 22 years,
SOUTHWORTH Rebecca, wife of Ephraim, in 66th year,
April 16, 1826 March 8, 1828
March 17, 1831
Jan. 21, 1832
March 19, 1829
Dec. 26, 1811
April 23, 1816
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
579
SPAULDING Mrs. Hannah, wife of Darius, Esq., and daughter of the late Capt. Joshua Ingraham, of Bristol, at Roxbury, Vt., aged 48 years. American of
Asa, Esq., Attorney for the State, of New London Co., at Norwich,
Aug. 13, 1811
Joseph, formerly of Smithfield, at Sterling, Ct., in 43d year,
Mrs. Lydia, wife of Dea. Jacob, at Killingly, aged 62 years,
Joseph, at Clemsford, Mass., aged 64 years. He was at Bunker Hill and fired the first gun. He declared he killed Major Pit- cairn, as he had a deliberate aim on him,
Lyman, M. D., aged 46 years; had resided several years at New York, at Portsmouth, N. H. American of
Nov. 13, 1821
John T., in 51st year, many years an In- spector of Customs, Public Notary and Justice of the Peace,
Jan. 25, 1822
Mrs. Audery, widow of Edward, in 92d year ; was the last survivor of 13 brothers and sisters each of whom reached great age. She had buried beside her husband all her children,
Sept. 12, 1823
Nov. 28, 1823
Ann A., wife of Simon, at Killingly, Ct., aged 41 years, leaves 3 children,
July 7, 1826
Mary Drown, infant daughter of Joseph, at Seekonk,
Sept. 12, 1826
Sophia K., daughter of the Mayor, at New York, aged 18 years. American of
SPEAKMAN John, at st. Simons Island, Ga. American of
Jan. 6, 1829 Oct. 16, 1821
SPEARS Mary, in this town, in 67th year, widow of William, of Woodstock, Ct.,
July 15, 1810
SPEARS Abigail, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Paw- tucket, in 50th year,
Oct. 4, 1823
SPELLMAN Sarah, wife of Oliver, in this town, in 24th year. American of
Oliver, of Providence, aged 30 years, on coast of Africa,
Abby Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Oliver, aged 9 weeks,
Ruth, daughter of Capt. Joseph, aged 3 years, SPENCER George W., at East Greenwich, in 23d year. American of
Capt. Ambrose, aide to Maj. General Brown, and youngest son of Hon. Ambrose Spen-
June 17, 1814
March 24, 1815
March 20, 1820
Aug. 30, 1821 Oct. 1, 1829
Nov. 19, 1811
June 22, 1815 Feb. 9, 1817
Aug. 6, 1820
Polly, wife of Zadock, and daughter of Capt. David Cady, late of and at Killingly, Ct., aged 52 years,
580
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SPENCER :
cer, of Albany, in Upper Canada, of wounds received at Niagara Falls. Amer- ican of
Aug. 16, 1814
Oct. 15, 1814 Dec. 6, 1814
Col. Jasper, of Kent Co., Md., killed by a person whom he was restraining from com- mitting murder,
Mathewson, in 51st year,
Mrs. Abigail, aged 89 years,
Andrew, son of Dexter, in 17th year,
Amey, wife of Capt. Joseph, and daughter of Oliver Wickes, Esq., at East Greenwich, in 45th year,
Dec. 23, 1822
Betsey, at Smithfield, in 28th year,
Aug. 19, 1823
Phebe, widow of Thomas, at Newport, aged 97 years,
April 1, 1824
Capt. R-, son of Earl Spencer, of the Owen Glendown, British frigate ; killed by his first lieutenant, in a quarrel at Rio Janeiro, S. A. American of
Oct. 6, 1820
Eunice R., wife of Jonathan N., of Pawtucket, and daughter of Jabez Newell, of and at Attleboro, in 22d year. American of
Oct. 7, 1825
Ann M., daughter of late John, of East Greenwich, at Coventry,
April 11, 1826
Charles, of East Greenwich, at New York hospital, aged 27 years, mate of ship En- voy, of this port. American of
Sept. 19, 1826
SPENCE Capt. Robert Trail, U. S. Navy, near Baltimore. American of
Oct. 3, 1826
SPENCER Francis Phineas, at Taunton, aged 19 years,
Capt. Reynolds, formerly of East Greenwich, at Griswold, Ct., aged 65 years,
Oct. 28, 1826
Betsey, wife of Gideon, in 46th year,
March 4, 1827
Jonathan Niles, at Pawtucket, in 28th year, (Masonic honors)
Lydia W., wife of Wanton W., aged 29 years, Wanton W., aged 28 years; threw himself from a third story window, in a fit of de- lirium,
Archibald Grieve, son of Peleg W., of East Greenwich, at North Kingstown, aged 15 months,
Job, machinist, at Phenix Village, Warwick, in 40th year,
Lieut. James M., at Bay of St. Louis, of the fever. American of
Oct. 25, 1826
May 7, 1827 Aug. 24, 1827
Aug. 26, 1827
Sept. 4, 1828
March 6, 1829
Sept. 25, 1829
May 19, 1815 June 23, 1821 March 22, 1822 Aug. 13, 1822
Elijah, at East Greenwich, in 34th year, Thomas, at Warwick, in 56th year,
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
SPENCER Eliza Maria, daughter of Major Stephen W .; while standing before the fire at school, her clothes took fire; was so badly burnt she died the next morning. American of
Benjamin Franklin, infant son of Edward, at Smithfield, aged 6 months, 15 days. Amer- ican of Oct. 8, 1830 April 6, 1831
John Stewart, infant son of Christopher, Esq., at Warwick,
Warren W., son of Gideon, at Warwick, aged 26 years,
Carey, formerly of East Greenwich, at Cran- ston, in 93d year, of Society of Friends,
SPICER Mrs. Mary, in this town, in 67th year, SPIER Frederick, lost in the shipwreck of ship Sea Fox, off Sandy Hook; was a German and aged about 50 years ; leaves wife and six children,
SPICER John T., infant son of John W., aged II months. American of
SPINK Waite, widow of Ishmael, at North Kingstown, in 86th year. American of
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