Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
DIED,

In Sterling, Nr Ichabod Gerry, aged &C.
In Shirley. Mr. Daniel Dodge, aged Sc.
aged 49, 'o''' ouS''
In Shrewsbury, Capt Thomas Knov,ton ,oed 40
respected and worthy citizen. ~
IN Mnrtn brookield, Mr.. Cephas Bemis aged %.
In Milford Mrs Elizabeth Wheelock, aged65.
In Leomlnster, Col. John Barker, 49,
In tiubbardston, Miss Mary Pollard. aged %.
In Boxboro' Mrs Lydia, wife of Capt Christopher
At Billerica, Mr.. John Molneaux, Of Boston,
aged As '0'''A'
In Concord, Miss Sarah Thoreau, aged 80; MIR f.
lisha Jones, aged Sc; Mrs Anna Moore. aged 80.
In Carlisle, Mr. John Mo!Hneux, 46.
In Acton, Mr. Charles Cole. aged &C. late Of Bos.
Ton, Tor many years Prompler at the Federa-streei
Theatre, and for some time assistant Box K eeper
In Salem. Mr. Nehemiah Hutchinson, ared a. :
MRS Susan Peele, wife of Mr. William Peee, aged
26 Mrs Susan Ober, aged 30.
In Newburyport, Dr. Aaron Davis, aged So; Mr.
John Lander aged g.; MIR Moses Short aged %
Mrs Matilda, wife of Mr. Charles Rogers, aged SO.
In Lexington, John johnson, aged IL.
merchant, aged r.
At Beverly, Capt. Samuel Haskell, aged 80. for
many years successful and enterprisiue shin mas.
ter; MIR Warren Boden. aged %; Miss Lucy Young
aged Is; Israel T. Wallis son of the late Capt. Ma
thaniel Wallis, aged years He was found dead
one of his grandathers tan watts, supposed to have
fallen in while at play
In Msrblehead, MI Arnold Martin, aged 50; Mrs
Lydia Stacy aged about 60; Mr.. BENJAMIN Spar.
hawk, aged 26; Mrs Polly Hammond, aged 80
Drowned, on Monday evening Samuel, son Of Capt
Nath'l Adams.
In Gloucester, Frederick G. Wanson, son of Mr.
Samuel w. aged H.
In New-Ipswich, Miss Amra Grswold, aged 90
:, In Hayerhill, Mr.. Nathan Mcfarland. aged "a
In Bradford, Miss Mary Day, aged 68.
In Amesbury, Miss Mary Currier, aged 72. Mr.
Abner Owen aged &c.
In Boston, Mr.. Asa Hackett, formerly Of Gilman.
town N. H.; Mrs Mary Agnes kits. aged % :: So.
phla M u months. daughter of Mr. Geo. w. Dew.
erell, of New York On Monday morning, Benz.
w. only chidUf Mr. Benia min W. and Mrs. Han
nah Bradford aged 4years Mr. Charles Wadsworth,
aged 70; MIR Samuel Welsh, aged 40; Mr. William
Manning, aged 60;, Mrs Martha Rouse aged 25;
Fanny Channel, 80; Elizabeth FRAZER, So.
In Watham, Mrs, Sarah Brewer wife of Mr..
Samuel b. of Boston, aged 90.
In Dedhrm. Mrs Hannah, wife of Mr. Samuel
Pond, aged 81 Mr. Nathaniel Hin, 81; Mrs Kings
bury. wife of Mr.. Ezekiel K Jr; Mr. Edward Stow
aged 80
In Dedham, Miss Hannah, only daughter of the
late Hon. Fisher Ames 80.
In Weymouth Mrs Tabitha Lincoln, widow of
| the late Mr. Frederick L. aged IT, Size went 10 he'd
apparently in perfect health and was corpse in an
half an hour
In Lexington, Mr.. Edward Hadley formerly Of
Medfnrd aged 90.
In Milledgevie, Geo. Oliver M. Curtis, ESQ. At
torney at Law, native Of Boston, ana graduate Of
Cambridge College
In Baltimore, in the 5lst year of his age, John
beale Davidge M. d. Professor Anatomy in the u
University ofMayland.
Tn Mob;ta M. N..L..:oi
cester, Mass aged22
In New-Orleans Mr.. Edmund W. Barker, aged
45; Mr. Leonard Bodwell, native of Methuen.
Mass aged %; Capt, James Ball, master of the
Steamboat Beaver,a native of Vermont, aged a.
In Waldoboro', Me. Capt. Michael Sprague, in
the Both year Of his age. Capt Sprague was ma
tive OF Marshfeld Mass. and emigrated to Waldo
boro' IN l77l; where he has since resided he has
left the reputation ola truly honest man.
In Portsmouth, N. H. of lockjaw, Mr. Alexander
Laighton, aged %; Miss Ann Beck, aged 10 Miss
Ann Maria Clark, aged 81
In Rio Janeiro, 22d June, Mr. Thaddeus Carter,
OF Boston, OF small pox.
In Smthfeld, f. 1. Mr. William Buffum, in the
18th year of his age
At Mobile on the 7th ult. the Rev VIM. n Judd,
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. native of
New-Iondon, Conn. He came to this State few
months since as a missionary and commenced his
labours in Tuscaloosa with every prospect of use
tuness and with the best wishes Of every true friend
OF Christianity His health Originally delicate }
and made still more so by his devotedness to his
ministerial duties bore no adequate proportion to
his zeal, and consumption closed his earthly career
in the morning of life and before he had been
ly ayear in the sacred ministry.
On Sunday, Oath ult., Euther Noyes Prescott, a
very promising boy of about nine years old, whu
was on visit to his friends in this village from Lex
ington Mass went into TIE water to bathe with 9TH
er boys ofthe same age, and diving where the wat
or was deep, he was drowned before any assistance
could be obtained. Attempts were madeto revive
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