Warren Association Meeting Backs Split for Two Rhode Island Groups
An annual Baptist gathering near Warren Rhode Island noted steady church strength with about 400 baptisms this year and considered forming a new association to replace the large Warren group. Delegates planned to meet at Cumberland Hill in a month to draft a charter and select a name, likely Rogge Williams or Providence Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jolas
Providence
James Ro Stone
Wickford
Rome
Oxford
Joseph Stith
James R. Stone
Sharp
Horton
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
Fatherland
Biante
Providenge
Peraps
Gumberland Hill
Maine
Rogge Williams
Providence Association
Powieldy
New England
Warren Association
Rhode Island
Savi
Ferry Will
Mount Mape Bay
Hristof Harbor
Rhode
Lia
Walla
Tillaya
Porsone
N. ‘Bullock
Bourne
Weed Street
Aldo
Eaid Lane
Eald Lane
Eard Tyne
Theos
Bristol
Alvo
Dimans
H. Reynolds
Marriages Notice From Newport and Coventry
In Newport on the 12th inst Mr Benjarmin M Anthony to Mary Elizabeth second daughter of Mr Joshua Peckham of Middletown Provicvave on the 18th inst Mr Philip M Fiske to Misa Almira Field youngest slaughterul Mr Geo Bolles all of Providence In Coventry F3th mnet Mr Oliver F Emmons of ant Haddam Conc to Miss Frances Potter of Coventry In Mid Meborough on the ttilinet Mr George Boomer of Fall River to Miss Elizabeth Savory of Kiddieborough
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Benjarmin M. Anthony
Mary Elizabeth
Joshua Peckham
Middletown
Philip M. Fiske
Misa Almira Field
Geo. Bolles
Providence
Coventry
Oliver F. Emmons
Ant Haddam
Frances Potter
Meborough
George & Boomer
Fall River
Elizabeth Savory
Kiddieborough
Mournful List Of Deaths And Ages From Various Towns
A chronological fragment lists numerous deaths across towns including Fall River Newport Portsmouth Warren Providence and Tiverton. Entries name deceased with ages ranging from infants to elderly and note interments often in shared graves, with several mentions of families such as Simmons Coggashall Fales Sherman Barton Cracker and Dwelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Posse
Hiram Simmons
Fall River
Sarah
Honey
Coggashall
Mary Ago
Lemuel Fales
Newport
Nathaniel Smith
Aeglum
Mary Wallace
John G. Wallace
Yuure
Si Mildietown
Youre
Smantha
Lydia
Luthar Cracker
Idil
Stra. Maratiall
Joseph, Young
David Gairdner, Esq
Tha Thingt
Charley Henry
Charles P. Cummings
Hazon
Warren Rennels
Tiverton
Charles Edwin
Edwin Dwelly
Marine Log Reports Vessels Sailing From New York and Providence
The Marine Journal lists ships and sloops active from New York Providence and nearby ports with arrivals and departures. Vessels include sloop Willard Sally Citizen Mary Nichola Wm H Allan Cyre ve etc. The brig Emeline sailed to Havana and cargo details mention coal and fish aboard several ships. One vessel ran aground near Hurl Gate on September 8 with no major injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Miller
New York
Sally
Gladding
Providence
Schr Citizen
Munro
Camden
Valnut
Williston
Kingston
Sham Mill Co
V. Waw
Hurl Gate
Werson
Schr
Triumph
Eldridge
Wickford
Mary Nichola
Spencer
Nantucket
Wm H Allan
Usher
Conquest
Baker
Dennis
Fish
Geo Washington
Phillips
Cyreve
Simmons
Fall River
Fame
Pearce
Emeline
Pears
Havana
Leeds
Philadelphia
Eval
Erin
Gardner
Export
Newport
Allan
Swansey
Hart Titer
Harises
Ortwmsouth
Pearse
Independence
Presley
Balled
Geo Washingston
Baltimore
Porty
Sandwich
Pearne
Mary Nichols
WHALERS AND DISASTERS REPORTS IN LAT 36 05 LONG 47 86 AREA
The report lists ships and movements including sloop Aronaul from Roundoul with coal, Mary Nichole Nantucket bound, brig Gov soe Munro from Havana, and brig Albertina from New York. It details a hurricane near Cape May with the Zenobia and other vessels, a rescue attempt, and a probable sunken vessel near Five Fathom Bank with confusion over a ship’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schr Mormion
Weel
Bardx
Conn
Ballout
Aronaul
Taylor
Ito J
D'W! Perrys
Alogp
Mary Nichole
Spepeer
Nantucket
al Eleinaur
Mosher
Crowetadt
Havid
Ocean
Willard
James River
Portland
Lucinda
Kelpatrick
Bangor
al Havana
Gov Soe Munro
Robert Milla
Lawless
Whalers
Aviat Warren
Montgomery
Martin
Athantic Ocean
New York
Tuscsaura
Coldsepring
Indian Ocean
Helen
Newport
Schgwoul
Sloan
Epoken
Lon
Sehr Exchange
Plymouth
Sehr Zenobia
New Judford
Haltimore
Sami Malfit
Talbot
County
Amy
Capa
Huth
Hutchings
Philadelphia
Mathews
Cape May
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William Buchanan
Washington
Marion
Carolina
New Orleans
The
New York Tribune
Iowa
Nauvoo
New Haven
NY. Journal of Commerce
James C. Whitmore
New Castle
Delaware
Connecticut
Savannah Republican
Augusta
Indy
Guadeloupe
Hinckley
Guadaloupe
Maidather
Pu Petre
France
United States, &Co
Boston Papey
Lynn Freemen
Robert Rantoul, Jr
Boston Custom House
Pawtuxet
Michigan
Curtis Peck
New York and
Bridgeport
Housatonic
Boston Daily Advertiser
Brighton
Bret
Wethers
Ohio
Hedford
Bedford Oil
Marine Journal
High Street
Tre High School
Hithorio
N. B. Cooke
C. D. Cooke
Washington College
Henry Wardwelie
Haston
M. de. Loines
Hinds
John Sayer
W. DD. Briggs
Henry Waning
Hope Street
Od. Briggs
H, Waning
H. Waning
Victoria
Liverpool
Wopl
Albert Bennett
William Throop Waldron
Lute
Jemima Waldron
John Waldron
Court of Probate
Udetoh
Susan Moore
Aaid
William Pearse 2d
Samuel J. Allyn
ALLYN
Morocco
S.J. Allyn
W, D. Briggs
J Lyn
Ladie
Nice
Napoleon
J. Allyn
Joun J. Dewolf
Hiladelpia
Ense
John B. Munro
Walt M O'Wall
Britol
Sui
Mont Subatgne
Wala
WH. Reynolds
L. M
Bradfor
Romonro
Opt
Joun Gray
Guardian
Wayley
Jonathan Fale
Whall
Dulin
Falew
Muveting Howe
N. Uardin
Belatol
Bradford Street
Butts & Chack
WAT
Market Sheet
Holland
W. Duriggs
Bradford
Utilley, Jr
B. Tilley, Je
W. D Briggs
Worthington
Sarah & Arceling
Rom
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