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Amey, wife of Oliver, at Wickford, aged 72 years,
Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of Samuel, Jr., aged 5 months,
Col. Christopher, at Wickford, in 55th year, Samuel, Jr., of Providence, at Matanzas, in 28th year. American of .
SPIMNER John, of Eliot, drowned at Portsmouth harbor, N. H., aged 73 years. He has been several times near death by this cause. American of
John, of Elliot, aged 73 years, drowned in Portsmouth harbor, N. H .; was a veteran fisherman. American of
SPINNEY Susan. wife of Francis, at Lynn, aged 37 years. American of
SPOFFORD Joseph, of Weathersfield, Vt., at Springfield, Vt., aged 62 years. He is supposed to have smothered, as he was found in his room, dead, with said room full of smoke and fire which had burned him somewhat. American of June 3, 183 1
SPOONER Capt. Charles, of this town, in 37th year, at sea, on passage from Surinam to New York ; leaves wife and 5 children,
John, at Newport, aged 40 years. American of
Jan. 8, 1830
July 20, 1831
Dec. 10, 1833 April 17, 1811
Oct. 27, 1821
July 8, 1828
Jan. 14, 1820
Feb. 12, 1826
Dec. 24, 1829 March 16, 1832
March 23, 1830
July 13, 1832
July 13, 1832 July 30, 1830
Sept. 21, 1809
Dec. 18, 1810
582
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SPOONER Prudence, wife of Elder Thomas, at
Glocester, aged 40 years ; sermon by Rev.
Calvin Cooper of Killingly, Rev. XIV : 13, Lieut. G. W., of the U. S. Ship Washington, at Port Mahon, about
May 31, 1817
Dec. 11, 1818
Charles C., son of Wing, of Newport, aged 23 years, lost from brig Maria, of Bristol, at sea,
Nov. 27, 1819
Samuel, son of Wing, at Newport, in 26th year. American of
Nov. 13, 1821
Benjamin, adopted son of Sanford Horton, at Bristol, aged 10 years, 10 months,
Oct. 19, 1823
Bathsheba, wife of Wing, at Newport, aged 50 years,
June 6, 1824
Hannah Corey, infant daughter of Seth, aged 18 months,
Sept. 5, 1824
William J., Esq., aged 30 years, at Boston, a noted member of the Boston bar,
Oct. 17, 1824
Benjamin W. C., son of William, at Newport, aged 5 years,
Feb. 24, 1825
Sarah, widow of Benjamin, at Newport, aged 89 years,
Sept. 8, 1826
Frances, widow of Capt. Wing, at Newport, aged 76 years. American of
May 8, 1827
Charles, son of Capt. Wing, aged 39 years, at Newport,
Jan. 23, 1829
Andrew Oliver, youngest son of Dr. William, at Boston, aged 18 years. American of
Feb. 23, 1830
William, at Boston, aged 61 years. American of
April 29, 1831
-, son of S-, aged 7 years, killed ; was run over by a cart,
Aug. 10, 1832
'SPRACHER John Christopher, in Wythe Co., Va. He left 14 children, 92 grand, 134 great-grand children ; was born June 11, 1738. American of
SPRAGUE Capt. John, at East Greenwich, in 53d year,
Esther, widow of Dr. - , at Dedham, Mass. American of
Ebenezer, Esq., at Johnston, in 72d year,
William, in this town, in 62d year,
Elizabeth, widow of Enoch, of Smithfield, at Brooklyn, Ct., in 82d year. American of
Capt. Daniel, at Smithfield, in 64th year. American of
Cynthia, wife of John, at East Greenwich, in 37th year,
June 15, 1830
May 20, 1811
Nov. 26, 1811 Jan. 21, 1812
March 7, 1813
Aug. 15, 1815
April 12, 1816
July 22, 1817
April 19, 1816
Margaret, widow of Capt. Charles, at Provi- dence,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
583
SPRAGUE Rev. Edward, Pastor of Congrega- tional Church, at Dublin, N. H., from a fall by the upsetting of his carriage. He gave $5,000 for the use of the Church and the remainder for Free Schools in the town, Deborah, at Mansfield, Mass., in 78th year, Stephen, Esq., at Cranston, in 66th year, Jonathan, Esq., at Cranston, aged 74 years, leaves 4 children and a wife,
Dec. 16, 1817 April 28, 1818 Sept. 14, 1818
Oct. 4, 1819
Sylvester, at Providence, in 36th year,
Charlotte, wife of Rev. William B., and daughter of the late Gen. Easton, at West Springfield, aged 23 years,
June 25, 1821
Dec. 22, 1821
Feb. 22, 1822
March 11, 1822
May 10, 1822
Ephraim Waldo, son of Capt. Ephraim, at Bristol, aged 13 months. American of
Oct. 8, 1822
George W., native of Block Island, at Ha- vana, on board ship Gen. Jackson,
Feb. 9, 1 823
Joseph, adopted son of Jason, drowned near Field's Point, in 15th year,
July 15, 1824
Celia, wife of William C., formerly of Crans- ton, at Greenbush, N. Y.,
Aug. 20, 1824
Jason, in 45th year,
June 15, 1825
Sept. 3, 1825
David, at Greenwich, Washington Co., N. Y., nearly 90 years ; was father of 21 children, Io by first, and it by second wife, 8 sons, 13 daughters, all of whom married and were all at one time the living heads of 21 families. In Sept. last 420 of his descen- dants were enumerated in 5 generations. His end was sudden, dying in his chair, Polly, daughter of Nehemiah, of Smithfield, in 17th year ; in attempting to cross a foot bridge over the Woonasquetucket River, she missed her footing fell off and was drowned,
Patty, daughter of Jonathan, Esq., aged 9 years, at Fredonia, N. Y.,
Waite, widow of Jonathan, at Cranston, aged 71 years, maiden name Waterman,
Olive, wife of Lee and daughter of Col. Zeph- aniah Williams, of Pomfret, Ct., at Belchor, Mass. American of
Nov. 26, 1822
Sophia, wife of Capt. Pardon, and daughter of Dea. Benjamin Gorton, of Warwick, R. I., at Delaware, O., in 35th year. Ameri- can of
Feb. 3, 1824
Elder Elisha, at Johnston, in 77th year, Pastor of Baptist Church,
Dec. 15, 1820 Jan. 23, 1821
Melecent, widow of Ebenezer, at Johnston, in 83d year. American of
584
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SPRAGUE Amelia Snow, daughter of Thomas J., aged 3 years, 11 months,
Lucy, wife of Rev. Daniel G., of Hampton, and daughter of Gen. J -- Danielson, at Killingly, Ct., in 20th year,
Anna, wife of William, Esq., at Cranston, in 46th year,
Paris, at Cumberland, in 31st year,
George W., in 31st year,
Nov. 23, 1829
Samuel, at Boston, aged 77 years, suddenly. American of
Jan. 19, 1830
Mrs. Evelina, widow of Sylvester, aged 43 years,
Aug. 20, 1830
Seth, at Hingham, aged 86 years. American of
May 17, 1831
Amey, wife of David, at Cranston, aged 44 years,
June 8, 1831
March 10, 1832
Jan. 1I, 1818
Rev. Samuel, D. D., at Newburyport, aged 73 years,
March 4, 1819
Daniel, of Boston, at sea, on board U. S. Ship Cyane. American of
Ephraim, Jr., at Uxbridge, aged 25 years,
Mary S .. daughter of Marshall B., at Boston, aged 5 years. American of
Eliza, wife of Marshall B., Esq, at Boston, aged 33 years,
April 24, 1825
Sept. 17, 1825
April 16, 1829
April 4, 1820
June 13, 1820 Dec. 1, 1821
Jan. 18, 1822
Jan. 20, 1824 March 17, 1824
March 15, 1822
Nov. 12, 1825
Jan. 26, 1827
Jan. 5, 1821 Jan. 25, 1821
April 5, 1822
Marshall B., aged 33 years, at Watertown, Mass.,
Isaac, aged 51 years,
SPRINGER John, son of John, at Newport, in 14th year. American of
Lieut. - , at sea, on board U. S. Ship En- terprize, on passage from Havana to Charleston, S. C. American of
James, son of John, at Newport, aged 6 years, Abigail S., daughter of John, at Newport, in 20th year. American of
Mary, wife of John, at Newport, aged 50 years American of
Mrs. Martha, at Bristol, in 84th year,
SPROUT Ellen, daughter of James, Esq., at Taunton, aged 17 years. American of James, Esq, at Taunton, aged 66 years, at- torney at law, and clerk of the court, Mrs. Nancy, widow of James, Esq., at Taun- ton, aged 60 years. American of
Nov. 25, 1826
Aug. 28, 1827
Feb. 12, 1828 Jan. 9, 1829
Mrs., of Cumberland, daughter of Capt. John, of East Greenwich, at Providence, aged 24 years,
Hon. Marshall, at Watertown, Mass., aged 77 years,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
585
SPURR Dr. John H., aged 46 years,
Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Providence, in 61st year,
Col. John, in 74th year. He was born at Dorchester, Mass., came here at the com- mencement of the Revolution, and served until 1783. See obituary Nov. 5,
Oct. 28, 1822
Joseph, at Milton, aged about 35 years, editor of the Commentator at Milton,
Oct. 2, 1830
STAATS Col. Philip, aged 67 years, at Schodock, N. Y., Soldier of the Revolution. Ameri- can of
Sept. 4, 1821
STACEY Hannah, wife of Thomas, at Newport, in 5Ist year. American of
May 16, 1820
Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 85th year. Amer- ican of
Sept. 29, 1820
STACY Mehitable, wife of Job, at Taunton, aged 84 years,
Aug. 22, 1823
Jacob, at Taunton, aged 68 years, a Revolu- tionary pensioner. American of
March 28, 1828
Thomas Hudson, eldest son of Col. Thomas, Jr., at Newport. aged 2 years, 3 months,
Jan. 4, 1829
April 29, 1830
STACKPOLE Capt. Hazard, said to have been killed in a duel with Capt. Dacres, over the surrender of the Guerriere, at Halifax, N. S. American of
STAFFORD Stuteley, at Warwick, in 55th year,
Oct. 27, 1811
Thomas, at Warwick, in 8Ist year. American of
May 10, 1816
July 30, 1816
Aug. 17, 1824
Sept. 14, 1824 Feb. 8, 1826
Almira, daughter of late Thomas H., aged 2 years,
Thomas, son of Christopher R., at Providence, in 3d year,
Christopher Rhodes, in 33d year,
Christopher R., son of late Christopher R., aged 3 months,
Sept. 21, 1810 Sept. 16, 1820
Jan. 1, 1813
George Warren, only son of Stuteley, at Warwick, in 19th year,
Oct. 31, 1811
Rufus, Esq., at North Kingstown, aged 55 years. American of
Rachel, widow of Rufus, Esq., of Wickford, at Norwich, Ct., aged 53 years. American of
Susan, daughter of late David, of Salem, at Boston, aged 6 years. American of Thomas H., in 27th year,
Aug. 30, 1827
April 8, 1829 April 9, 1829
April 13, 1829
STACEY Elizabeth, wife of William, daughter of late Joseph Clarke, at Newport, aged 19 years,
586
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STAFFORD Abel, at Ira, Vt., a suicide. Ameri- can of
Sarah, widow of Christopher R., at Canter- bury, Ct., aged 26 years ; funeral at Thomas Stafford's, in Warwick; died
Dec. 16, 1829 Dec. 28, 1831
Miss Rebecca, in 68th year,
STAGG John C., at New York, in 20th year,
STALL Mary, wife of William, ct Taunton. American of
May 30, 1809
Anna T., wife ot Gen. Isaac, at Newport, in 38th year. American of
Oct. 4, 1816
William, Jr., eldest son of William, of Taun- ton, formerly of Newport, at Hadley, Mass., aged 34 years,
May 10, 1825
Lucinda, daughter of William, at Taunton, aged 4 years,
Sept. 29, 1826 Nov. 6, 1826
Louisa, daughter of William, at Taunton, STALLARD and SEYMOUR a painter and grocer, of Chicester, Eng. The parents of these children were both married on the same day, a few hours only differed in the births, and not an hour in their deaths. American of
April 4, 1817
STALLINGS Lieut. Otho, U. S. Navy, at Key West,
Jan. 12, 1825 Aug. 13, 1821
STANDEN John, at Cumberland, in 23d year, STANDFORD Hon. Richard, M. C. from North Carolina, at Washington, aged about 47 years, at Georgetown,
April 9, 1816 Nov. 10, 1820
July 22, 1825
Feb. 8,1828
Susannah, at Plymouth, aged 65 years. Amer- ican of
STANHOPE Earl of, in England. American of Jane, daughter of the late Edward, at New- port, aged 25 years,
John, late of Newport, at Boston, aged 49 years,
William Henry, youngest son of Edward, at Newport, aged 14 months,
Hon, Colonel, brother of the Earl, in Eng- land, a suicide. He labored under tempo- rary insanity, from a wound received in Spain. American of
Nov. 1I, 1828
April 1, 1831 March 7, 1817
Jan. 29, 1819
Feb. 1, 1821
Oct. 15, 1821
April 19, 1825
-
STANDISH John, at Pawtuxet. American of Hannah, at Wellington, Mass., aged 74 years, Polly, aged 56 years, a lineal descendant from Miles Standish, at Dighton. American of William, at Pembroke, aged 93 years, being the oldest male descendant of Capt. Miles, who landed at Plymouth in 1620, and in the 5th generation. American of
Sept. 1, 1829
Aug. 25, 1831
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
587
STANHOPE Benjamin Cornell, infant son of Capt. John R., at Newport, aged 1 year, 7 months,
June 29, 1827
STANLEY George, at Attleboro, aged 64 years. American of
Feb. 9, 1810
Comfort, at Barrington, in 67th year. Ameri- can of
Sylvester, at Thompson, Ct., in 49th year. American of
Oct. 10, 1823
Ruth, daughter of late Comfort, at Barring- ton, in 33d year. American of
May 6, 1828
STANTON John, son of William, aged 12 years, in this town,
Aug. 24, 1816
Mary, wife of Gen. Joseph, Jr., and daughter of Christopher Babcock, Esq., at Charles- town, R. I., in 52d year. American of
Sept. 19, 1817
Dr. Robert, at Stafford, Ct., aged 109 years. His age is in doubt, but the doctor's sin- gularities have been witnessed by thous- ands,
Oct. 1, 18:7
Thankful, wife of Maj. Gen. Joseph, late of Worcester, at Boston, aged 61 years. American of
Nov. 23, 1819
Phebe, widow of John, at Newport, in 89th year. American of
April 11, 1820
Elizabeth, widow of Judge Robert, at Rich- mond, in goth year ; was a native of New- port, and daughter of John Whitehorn, for years member of Second Baptist Church,
June 30, 1822
Edward, at Stonington, aged 71 years; was one of the defenders of Fort Griswold. See obituary. American of
Aug. 7, 1832
STANUP John, of Boston, cooper, at Trinidad, Cuba. American of
July 20, 1827
STANWOOD Capt. - , of schooner Forti- tude, at St. Pierre, W. I.,
Aug. 19, 1809
STANNARD) Capt. William, of packet sloop Maine. a suicide, found in his stateroom,
Feb. 17, 1829
STAPLES Phebe, wife of Dea. George, at Taun- ton, aged 77 years,
Dea. George, at Taunton, aged 82 years,
Mrs. Susannah, at Taunton, aged 72 years,
Nathan, at Cumberland, in 91st year,
Rebecca, daughter of William R., Esq., aged 2 years,
Sally, at Mendon, aged 23 years. American of
Rebecca, wife of William R., aged 25 years,
Oct. 26, 1822
Nov. 5, 1822 Nov. 5, 1822
Feb. 3, 1824
Dec. 18, 1824
April 8, 1825 Sept. 14, 1825
Sarah, widow of late Capt. John, at Newport, aged 75 years,
Sept. 5, 1825
Sept. 1, 1818
588
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STAPLES Lydia, widow of Abraham, formerly of Troy, N. Y., at Buffalo, Sarah, in 50th year,
William, son of William R., in 5th year, STARBIRD Chloe, wife of Capt. John, formerly of this town, at Portland, Me., aged 59 years. American of
STARBUCK David, 2d mate of ship Washing- ton, aged 29 years ; killed at sea, in the act of taking a whale. American of
STARK Maj. Gen. John, at Manchester, N. H., in 94th year, the last general officer of the Revolution ; was born at Londonderry, Aug. 28, 1728. In 1752, was captured by some Indians of St. Francis Tribe, who adopted him. Being redeemed by Mr. Wheelwright, was commissioned lieutenant, afterwards captain. in the Rangers. He was ordered to camp at Lexington, where he was commissioned colonel; was at Bunker Hill and Trenton, but remembered as the hero of Bennington,
STARKWEATHER Almira U., daughter of James C., at Pawtucket, aged [ year, 5 months,
STARR Edwin, aged 21 years, son of James, of Baltimore, at Boston. American of
Jona, at New London, aged co years. Amer- ican of
STARRETT Dea. William, at Francetown, N. H., aged 82 years ; was killed by an ox,
STATHARD) the artist. In painting, he stepped back to get a better view, stepped too far, fell off the scaffold and was killed, in Eng- land. American of
STAUGHTON Mrs. Maria, wife of Rev. Dr., at Philadelphia,
James, killed by Robert M. Goodwin, in a quarrel at New York. American of
Don Juan, French Consul at Boston for more than 30 years, aged 75 years,
Rev. William, D. D., late president of Colum- bia College, at Washington City. Amer- ican of
STEAD Abby Dyer, daughter of Thomas J., aged 8 months, 16 days,
STEARNES Charles, a suicide, at Gardiner, Me., aged 45 years. He was penniless and no papers were found on him. American of John, at Natic, in 24th year. American of
Aug. 19, 1826 Sept. 23, 1826 Sept. 21, 1829
March 22, 1822
July 13, 1827
May 8, 1822
June 26, 1827
Feb. 15, 1831
April 29, 1831
Aug. 3, 1829
Aug. 14, 1821
Jan. 10, 1823
Jan. 14, 1820
Jan. 28, 1820
Dec. 18, 1829
Sept. 7, 1826
June 30, 1820 Jan. 11, 1833
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
589
STEARNS John, at Worcester, aged 85 years. American of
Elijah, Esq., at Bedford, aged 61 years, STEBBINS Harlo B., lieutenant 29th U. S. Infantry, at Plattsburg, N. Y. American of
Feb. 1, 1828 April 9, 1831
Dec. 10, 1813
April 25, 1820
June 8, 1823
Sept. 8, 1815
Huldah, wife of Benjamin, in this town, in 70th year,
STELLE Hon. Asher, at Piscataway, N. J., in 79th year. American of
June 14, 1825
STEELE Oliver, formerly publisher of Connecti- cut Herald, at New Haven. American of Mary, wife of Major Daniel, at Glocester, aged 60 years. American of
April 7, 1826
Nov. 24, 1829
STEEL John, at Hartford, Ct:, aged 71 years, Revolutionary pensioner. American of
March 9, 1830
STEELE George W., 3d mate of brig John Decatur, at sea, of fever. American of
Sept. 21, 1830
Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Capt. Wanton, aged 44 years. American of
Jan. 28, 1814
Samuel, at Glocester, in 83d year. American of
Aug. 9, 1814
Hon. William, at Glocester, aged 52 years; has been senator and deputy in Assembly, judge and clerk of County Court. Amer- ican of
Capt. Wanton, of Providence, at Glocester,
Isaac Peck, son of Major Enock, aged 4 months,
Oct. 14, 1820
Lydia, wife of Richard, Esq., at Smithfield, aged 46 years,
Richard, Esq., at Smithfield, aged 55 years, formerly member of the State Senate,
Nehemiah, at Glocester, in 59th year,
Mary Ann, daughter of Riley, at Glocester, aged about 12 years,
Julia Ann, in 14th year, Oct. 11; Phebe, in 12th year, Oct. 17; Lydia, in 9th year, Oct. 22 ; Eliza, in 17th year, Oct. 30; all daughters of Hosea Steere, at Glocester. American of
May 21, 1819 Oct. 7, 1819
Nov. 11, 1820
Dec. 18, 1821 Nov. 26, 1822
Nov. 7, 1823
Nov. 4, 1825
STEDDIFORD Gen. Gerard, at New York, an officer of the Revolution. American of
STEED Midshipman Robert, of Norfolk, on board U. S. Ship Peacock, of fever, STEELE Gen. John, near Salisbury, N. C., known as a statesman. American of
Aug. 11, 1816
STEERE Barnabas, of this town, at Havana, in 24th year,
Nov. 3, 1810
590
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STEERE Phebe, wife of Whipple, at Glocester, aged 25 years,
Nancy, wife of Riley, and daughter of Seth Hunt, leaves 3 children, at Glocester, sud- denly,
Samuel, at Johnston, aged 81 years,
Zerviah, wife of Enoch, at Glocester, in 75th year,
Feb. 26, 1826
Cornelia Elizabeth, infant daughter of Clovis, at Thompson, Ct., aged I year, 4 months, Minerva Anstress, infant daughter of Arnold, at Smithfield, aged 16 months,
March 5, 1826
Susan, eldest daughter of Hosea, at Natic, In 9th year,
Aug. 13, 1827 Jan. 23, 1828
Franklin, at Smithfield, in 23d year,
Mary, widow of David, daughter of Daniel Waterman, at Johnston,
July 10, 1828
John Harridon, son of Enock, aged 5 years, 8 months,
Capt. Joseph, at Glocester, in 68th year,
Phebe Peck, infant daughter of Major Enock,“ STEIB Capt. John, suddenly, aged about 60 years,
May 5, 1832
STEINHAUER Rev. Henry, at Bethlehem, P.nn., in 37th year. American of
July 31, 1818
STELLE Benjamin, Esq., at Providence, aged 78 years, native of New Jersey ; was As- sistant Paymaster in the Revolution,
Jan. 17, 1819
Dec. 1, 1808
STEPHENS Justus, at Taunton, aged 60 years, Henry, private in Capt. William Battey's Co. ot Infantry, killed at Fort George, U. C.,
June 6, 1813
Merritt, Esq., Banker, of Glocester, at Lon- don, at a banquet while singing a song,
Sept. 26, 1815
Thomas, at Newport, aged 64 years. Amer- ican of
Oct. 23, 1818
Davis, at Pomfret, aged 51 years. American of
Nov. 27, 1821
Susan, wife of Capt. Joseph, and second daughter of late Hon. Simeon Martin, at Seekonk, in 42d year,
Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years,
Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years,
Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years. Amer- ican of
Charles Henry Copeley, aged 9 years, whipped to death by his drunken father who also beat to death his wife, at Ports- mouth, N. H .,
Susannah, widow of Samuel, of Wellington, at Taunton,
Dec. 17, 1825
Jan. 21, 1826 Jan. 26, 1826
Dec. 20, 1821 April 13, 1822 April 16, 1822
April 23, 1822
Aug. 19, 1822
Nov. 6, 1822
March 18, 1827
Oct. 26, 1828 March 22, 1829 Sept. 27, 1831
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
591
STEPHENS Susan, granddaughter of late Hon. Simeon Martin, at Seekonk, aged 6 years, Edward and Mrs. Satterly, in Putnam Co., N. Y. They had entered a coal hut beside the road to escape a thunder shower when lightning struck a tree overhead and killed them both. American of
Oct. 1, 1824
Walter, son of Walter, aged 14 months,
Benjamin, at Dighton, aged 86; while at a neighbor's, fell lifeless out of his chair. American of
Meredeth, youngest son of Judge Stephens, at Blandensburg, Md., in 8th year,
Robert, Sr, Esq., at Newport, aged 89 years, Mrs. - , a widow, aged 90 years, and her son, aged 60 years, perished in the burning of their house. He was drunk at the time, at Knox, N. Y. American of
STEPHEN J-, an English author, at Bath, Eng., 74 years,
STERLING Dr. Henry, native of Ireland, in this town, in 84th year,
STERMEY Ann, widow of Capt. Joseph, in 41st year,
Aug. 2, 1821
STERNE Samuel, at Newport, aged 45 years. American of
Nov. 9, 1810
Martha, daughter of the late Samuel, at New- port, aged 19 years American of
Samuel, at Newport, in 25th year,
Clarissa, daughter of late Samuel, at Newport, STERONY Julia, youngest daughter of Hon. Caleb, at Northampton, Mass., in 25th year. American of
Oct. 9, 1818
Jan. 30, 1821
June 21, 1825
March 30, 1811
Jan. 28, 1820
Rev. John, at Norwich, Ct., aged 57 years, pastor of Baptist Church. American of Cyprian, Esq.,
June 28, 1825 Feb. 24, 1826
April 21, 1826
Dec. 6, 1828 March 19, 1831
Oct. 25, 1831
Nov. 10, 1832
May 19, 1810
July 23, 1819 June 3, 1821 July 28, 1823
STERRETT Gen. Joseph, at Baltimore, in 48th year. American of
Col. James, late Naval Officer of the Port, at New Orleans. American of
STERREY Patience (colored), aged 53 years, many years member of Baptist Church,
Major Robert [not Sterrett], perished at sea in a shipwreck ; was only son of Cyprian, Esq., of this town and graduate of Brown University ; was an officer in the late war. American of
STERRY Robert, formerly of Providence, Amer- ican Consul at Rochelle, France, formerly Major U. S. Army, lost in the wreck of ship Helmet, at sea. American of
Feb. 4, 1820
Nov. 20, 1823 Sept. 1, 1824
592
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STETSON Capt. Snow, at South Bridgewater. American of
Austin Loring, son of James, aged 21 years, STEAVENS Fanny, daughter of David, at New- port, in 15th year. American of
STEVENS Jonathan. seaman, of Charlestown, Mass., at sea, on board ship Dromo, on her voyage to Canton. American of
Capt. Joseph Greene, son of Robert, Esq., of Newport, at St. Mary's, Ga., aged 28 years. American of
Nov. 16, 1813
May 23, 1816
May 31, 1816
March 21, 1817
March 21, 1817
Sept. 21, 1819
April 24, 1821
Thomas, at Newport, in 83d year,
Lydia, wife of Benjamin, at Wellington, Mass., aged 75 years.
Alfred, son of John, at Newport,
George, at Newport, in 27th year. American of
Mary, daughter of David, at Newport, aged 17 years,
April 21, 1822
Mary, eldest daughter of James, at Newport, aged 10 years. American of
John, at Warren, at an advanced age,
Calvin, of Newport, on board ship George Porter, of Newport. American of
Dec. 24, 1822
Mary Jane, wife of Dr. Alexander H., at New York.
Feb. 3, 1823
Major Gen. Ebenezer, at Rockaway, L. I., in 72d year, where he had gone for his health,
·Col. Samuel, Register of Probate, for Ches- hire Co., N. H., at Charlestown, N. H., aged 89 years. American of
David, at Newport, aged 47 years,
Sept. 7, 1821 May 19, 1829
Sept. 26, 1809
July 13, 1810
-, drowned near Philadelphia, upsetting of a boat, STEAVENS -, a young lad, at Deerfields, N. Y .. poisoned by eating roots. American of STEVENS John, at Newport, in 64th year. American of
Hon. Simon, at Springfield, Vt., aged 80 years. He marked the first tree west of Connecticut River, and Crane Point Road ; was the first Vermont Congressman. American of
Hannah, wife of Robert, Esq., at Newport, aged 67 years. American of
Eliza, wife of John, daughter of late Benjamin Hammett, at Newport,
Aug. 23, 1821
Oct. 2, 1821 Oct. 19, 1821
Nov. 6, 1821
May 21, 1822 Aug. 9, 1822
Nathaniel, only son of Nathaniel, aged 2 years.
March 25, 1823
Sept. 2, 1823
Dec. 2, 1823 Dec. 31, 1823
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
593
STEVENS Joseph, an Irishman, killed on steam- boat Etna, by an explosion. American of Mrs. Sarah, at Newport Asylum, aged 38 years,
Robert W., son of late Thomas, at Newport, aged 27 years. American of
Edwin B., Principal of the Lancasterian School, drowned while returning from the Isles of Shoals to Portsmouth, N. H., Samuel, at Seekonk, in 73d year,
June 22, 1825 Nov. 16, 1826
STEVEN John, a Narragansett Indian,
Oct. 5, 1829
Dec. 3, 1830
Dec. 23, 1831
Dec. 26, 1811
April 8, 1814
Dec. 19, 1817
March 28, 1819
Aug. 10, 1819 Jan. 24, 1820
Nov. 5, 1822 Aug. 19, 1825
Miss -, found murdered near her father's house in Champlain, N. Y. American of STEWARD Mrs. Mary, at Brooklyn, aged 107 years. American of
George, at New York, from the fall of a scaf- folding,
STEWART Lieut. J-, in the Mississippi Ter., murdered in a duel ; was of the 6th Infantry. American of
Anstress, widow of Archibald, late of this town, merchant, at Warwick, in 78th year, -, child of the commodore, at Philadelphia, from an overdose of laudanum from the nurse. Another child barely recovered. American of
May 21, 1824
Aug. 9, 1824
Jan. 11, 1825
STEVENS Miss Sarah G., daughter of Robert, at Newport, aged 46 years. American of John, Esq., at Boston, aged about 40 years. American of STEVENSON Miss -- , of Spotsylvania, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre, Dr. Henry, at Baltimore, at an advanced age, a native of Ireland, but for many years resident of Baltimore. American of
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