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Date: Oct. 3, 1831 RAMSEY, William, member of Congress from Pa., died Sept. 29. |
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Date: Oct. 24, 1831 RANDOLPH, Mary B., wife of Dr. P. G. RANDOLPH, late Chief clerk in the War Dept., died Oct. 21 |
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Date: May 21, 1831 RAY, Josiah and Eleanor CLARKE, both of this city, were married May 14, by Rev. Mr. HANSON. |
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Date: Oct. 24, 1831 REIFLE, Caspar, accidently was killed Oct. 19 at Baltimore. He was about 30 years of age. |
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Date: Oct. 13, 1831 RHEES, Dr. B. Rush, professor of he Institute of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence in the Jefferson Medical College, of Philadelphia, died Oct. 9 in the 34th year of his age. |
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Date: Mar. 21, 1831 RICHARDSON, Joseph, of Philadelphia, assayer of the Mint of the U. S., died Mar. 11, in the 79th year of his age. |
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Date: Nov. 3, 1831 RICKETS, David, died near Alexandria, in the 69th year of his age. |
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Date: Mar. 15, 1831 RILEY, Hugh, of Henry Co., Ky., was accidently shot March 1. |
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Date: Nov. 17, 1831 RIND, Samuel S., of Georgetown, and Araminta M. KANKEY, of Pr. Wm. Co., Va. were married Nov. 7 by the Rev. Mr. RYLAND. |
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Date: Apr. 8, 1831 RINEAKER, Henry, of Rockingham Co., VA., froze to death April 3, in Shenandoah Co., Va. |
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Date: July 16, 1831 RING, George, was drowned July 8. |
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Date: Oct. 12, 14, 1831 RINGGOLD, James G., Attorney at law, formerly of this city, died Sept. 21 in Tallahassee, Fla. |
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Date: May 9, 1831 RICHIE, Hugh W., Postmaster at New Castle, Delaware, died May 4. |
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Date: June 28, 1831 RITCHIE, Lt. John T., of the U. S. Navy, died in Georgetown June 26, in the 43rd year of his age. |
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Date: Oct. 4, 1831 ROBERTS, Henry of Franklin Co., near LaGrange, was killed by a knife wound. |
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Date: Sept. 20, 1831 ROBERTSON, Henry, age 15, son of Samuel ROBERTSON, deceased, died in Georgetown Sept. 16. |
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Date: Aug. 31, 1831 ROBERTSON, John, for many years Navy Agent at Charleston, S. C., died there Aug. 6, in the 69th year of his age. |
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Date: Sept. 3, 1831 ROBERTSON, Wyndham, member of the Executive Council of Va., and Mary F. T. SMITH, daughter of Francis SMITH, of Washington Co., Va., were married Aug. 16 by the Rev. Mr. BOVELL. |
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Date: Apr. 19, 1831 ROBINSON, Archibald, of Shepherdstown, and Ann Kearsley MINES, eldest daughter of Rev. John MINES, of Rockville, Md., were married at Harpers Ferry March 31 by the Rev. Septimus Tuston. |
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Date: July 19, 1831 ROBINSON, John T., committed suicide in Boston a few days since. |
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Date: May 28, 1831 ROCHESTER, Col. Nathaniel, died May 27, at Rochester, N. Y. He was born in Westmoreland Co., Va., Feb. 21, 1732. At the age of 20, he commenced a mercantile career with Col. John Hamilton, who afterwards held the consulate of the British Government, in the middle states. At the age of 28, he was called to the Committee of Safety for Orange Co. In Aug., 1775 he became a member of the Provincial Convention of N. C. From this convention his first commission as a Major of Militia emanated. He was dispatched to Fayetteville to overtake the British Gen. McDONALD, but he had left before he arrived. With 500 of his Scotch recruits, after a march of 20 miles, he met and captured the whole, but because of scarcity of provisions, are leased all but 50 officers. In 1776 he was again a member of the Convention of Halifax, and by that body was promoted to the rank of Colonel for the N. C. line and appointed commissary general of military stores and clothing. His health failing, resigned his commission. After the war, he again commenced the mercantile business, first at Philadelphia then at Hagerstown, Md. At Hagerstown, he was made postmaster, then was nominated one of the Judges of Washington Co., then was made Sheriff and became President of the Hagerstown Bank. Afterwards, he moved to Rochester N. Y. |
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Date: Feb. 14, 1831 RODNEY, Joseph B., son of the late Caesar A. RODNEY, of Delaare, died in Fairfax Co., Va., where he was on a visit. |
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Date: Oct. 27, 1831 ROGERS, Capt. J., of the U. S. Army, and Josephine PRESTON, daughter of hte late Maj. William PRESTON, were married in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 16 by the Rev. Mr. PAGE. |
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Date: Mar. 9, 1831 ROLL, Boltus, was murdered at Westfield, N. J. |
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Date: Aug. 8, 1831 ROOSEVELT, James I., Jr., of N. Y. and Cornelia Van NESS, daughter of Cornelius P. VAN NESS, Minister of the U. S. to the court of Madrid, were married in Paris, May 30. |
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Date: Nov. 28, 1831 ROSE, Alexander F., of Stafford Co., Pa., died at Geneva, N. Y. |
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Date: Aug. 27, 1831 ROSS, Rev. O. B., of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died in Lexington, Ky. |
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Date: Feb. 5, 1831 ROTHWELL, Andrw, and Ann DEWEES, daughter of Col. William DEWEES, of this city, were married Feb. 2 by the Rev. S. Chapin. |
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Date: May 16, 1831 ROWE, James, of Onslow Co., N. C., and Margaret B. JOHNSON, daughter of Judge Johnson of the Supreme Court of the U. S., were married in Charleston, S. C., Apr. 27. |
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Date: Aug. 19, 1831 RUFFIN, C. H., a midshipman, died July 27, at the U. S. Naval Hospital, near Pensacola. |
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Date: Apr. 15, 1831 RUSSELL, Heman, was drowned at Richmond, Vt., April 7. |
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Date: Apr. 15, 1831 RYAN, Henry, died in Montgomery Co., Md., Nov. 30, age 47.. |
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Date: Nov. 14, 1831 RYANS, Thomas, was killed lately on the Liverpool Railway. |
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Date: Sept. 20, 1831 SANDS, Benjamin, of Chester Co., Pa., died Sept. 14, age about 30. |
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Date: April 1, 1831 SCHAEFFER, Frederick, D. D., pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. James, died in N. Y., March 26. He was President of the Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in N. Y., and professor of the German language and Literature in Columbia College. |
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Date: June 6, 1831 SCHENCK, Abraham H., died at Matteawan, Fishkill Landing, N. Y., June 1, age 56. |
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Date: Mar. 17, 1831 SCOTT, Robert E., of Warrenton, Va., and Elizabeth Johnson TAYLOR, daughter of Robert TAYLOR, of Alexandria, were married Mar. 10, by the Rev. Dr. KEITH. |
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Date: Aug. 20, 1831 SEATON, Arthur, infant son of William W. SEATON, died in this city Aug. 19. |
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Date: Oct. 12, 1831 SEDDON, Thomas, cashier of the Farmers Bank at Fredericksburg, Va., died Oct. 6. |
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Dated: Nov. 22, 1831 SEMPLE, Rev. C., of Goldingham, Bedfordshire, England, committed suicide recently. |
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Date: Nov. 28, 1831 SESSFORD, Mary Henrietta, daughter of James SESSFORD, died Nov. 26, age 12 mos. |
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Date: Aug. 25, 1831 SHACKELFORD, Dr. St. Pierre, died Aug. 21, in Culpeper Co., Va., in the 28th year of his age. He leaves a widow. |
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Date: Apr. 22, 1831 SHAW, Lt. J. B., late of the U. S. Navy, died March 30, at St. Augustine, Fla. |
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Date: May 14, 1831 SHAW, Mrs. L. C., daughter of Gen. Nathaniel GREENE, commander-in-chief of the Southern Army during the Revolution, died April 24, on Cumberland Island, near St. Mary's, Ga. |
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Date: Jan. 4, 24, 1831 SHEFFEY, Maj. Daniel, former member of the Washington Co., Va., court, died recently. He was a member of Congress and a native of Md. |
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Date: May 14, 1831 SHEID, Francis, of Charles Co., and Janet HUNTER, of P. G. Co., Md., were married May to by the Rev. Mr. McCormick. |
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Date: June 24, 1831 SHERIFF, Edwin, and Amelia H. WALKER, both of this city, were married June 21 by the Rev. Mr. Hanson. |
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Date: Feb. 23, 1831 SHEYS, William P., age 36, a native of Paterson, N. J., died in Naples, Italy, Sept. 29, 1830. |
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Date: Aug. 25, 1831 SHIELDS, James, a member of Congress, died in Butler Co., Ohio, Aug. 13. |
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Date: Aug. 25, 1831 SHORT, John, froze to death a few days ago in the Potomac Creek. |
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Date: Sept. 9, 1831 SHUFFELDT, Peter M., age 29, died at Baltimore Sept. 7. He was a native of Canada. |
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Date: Jul. 13, 1831 SIM, Harriet, wife of Dr. Thomas SIM, died Jul. 12. |
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Date: Feb. 14, 1831 SINCLAIR, Arthur, of the U. S. Navy, died Feb. 7. He entered the Naval service as a midshipman Nov. 15, 1798 and was advanced to the rank of Post Captain July 24, 1813. |
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Date: Oct. 25, 1831 SLATER, Capt. Peter, died in Worcester, Mass., Oct. 13, in the 72nd year of his age. He was one of those who thre4w the tea in the Boston Harbor in Dec., 1773. He afterwards served 5 years as a soldier in the Revolution. |
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Date: Sept. 19, 1831 SLOAN, James, formerly a member of Congress from N. J., died at Elmira, N. Y., Sept. 17, upwards of 80 years. |
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Date: Sept. 6, 1831 SLYE, Amanda, infant daughter of Robert A. SLYE, died September 4. |
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Date: Sept. 6, 1831 SLYE, Virginia, infant daughter of Robert A. SLYE, died Aug. 18. |
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Date: Feb. 18, 1831 SMALLWOOD, Dorothy, died Feb. 17, in the 65th year of her age. |
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Date: Dec. 6, 1831 SMITH, Capt. Augustine, age about 76, died in Fauquier Co., a., Nov. 14. During the Revolution, he was in Green's campaign in the Carolinas. |
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Date: Dec. 15, 1831 SMITH, Dr. Clement, died Dec. 10, in P. G. Co., Md., in the 75th year of his age. He was a native of Calvert Co., Md. During the Revolution, he chose the sea for his theatre of operation; embarked in one of our vessels but was captured and taken to England. After the war, he returned home. |
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Date: May 31, 1831 SMITH, Rev. Edward D., pastor of the 2nd Presbyterian Church, of this city, and Jane B. CARY, daughter of the late William J. CARY, of Fluvanna Co., Va., were married May 11 by the Rev. Mr. Bowman. |
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Date: Dec. 17, 1831 SMITH, Job, died Dec. 15 near Baltimore, in the 76th year of his age. For many years he presided as Judge of the Court or Oyer and Terminier for Baltimore Co. |
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Date: June 1, 1831 SMITH, Knight G., school teacher at Hillsborough, Loudoun Co., Va., was killed May 19 by Lightning. |
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Date: Nov. 15, 1831 SMITH, Mrs., relict of Maj. Nathaniel SMITH, who died in the war of the Revolution at Whetstone Point, near Ft. McHenry, died in this city Nov. 14, and the 82nd year of her age. She was one of the ladies of Baltimore who helped make up clothing for the troops under Lafayette when they were encamped at Baltimore on their way to Va. |
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Date: Sept. 12, 1831 SMITH, Patrick, for 7 years one of the Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for Hamilton Co., Ohio, died Aug. 20 at Miami Township. |
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Date: May 21, 1831 SMITH, Thomas, and Mrs. Mary Ann WILLIS, all of this city were married in Baltimore May 15 by the Rev. Mr. Poisal. |
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Date: Oct. 28, 1831 SMITH, Walter, died Oct. 10 in the 52nd year of his age. He was Marshal of the U. S. for East Fla. |
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Date: Jan. 10, 1831 SMOOT, Archibald, of Mobile, and Aurelia A. TAYLOR, daughter of David TAYLOR, were married Dec. 7, 1830, at Jackson, Ala. |
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Date: May 7, 1831 SNOWDEN, Edgar, of Alexandria, and Louisa Jane GRYMES, daughter of the late Benjamin GRYMES, were married at Liberty, King George co., VA., May 4 by the Rev. Mr. Goldsmith. |
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Date: Jul. 15, 1831 SNOWDEN, Samuel, for 30 years proprietor of the Alexandria Gazette, died in Alexandria July 14, in the 55th year of his age. |
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Date: Apr. 13, 1831 SOTHORON, Mary E. A., only daughter of John SOTHORON, late of St. Mary's Co., Md., deceased, died Apr. 2, in Alexandria, age 14 yrs. 2 mos. |
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Date: Dec. 2, 1831 SOUTHALL, Louisa Jane W., formerly of this city, died in Kennebunk, Maine, Nov. 20. |
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Date: Feb. 3, 1831 SOUTHARD, Sarah, consort of Henry SOUTHARD, and mother of Samuel L. SOUTHARD, died Jan. 6, near Basking Ride, N. J., at an advanced age. |
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Date: Nov. 3, 1831 SOWLE, John H., of Westport, committed suicide at New Bedford, Mass., Nov. 28. |
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Date: Aug. 3, 1831 SPENCE, James, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, died in Alexandria, Aug. 1, age 37. |
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Date: Feb. 15 STABLER, Edward, a minister of the Society of Friends, died in Alexandria, D. C., age 61 years. |
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Date: Mar. 7, 1831 STANDFORD, John, died in a duel about Jan. 1, at Little Rock, Ark. |
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Date: Jul. 12, 1831 STEEL, Henry, died at Williamstown, Mass., a few days since. |
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Date: Jun. 28, 1831 STEUART, Hugh, died in Baltimore, June 21, in the 83rd year of his age. He was a native of Scotland, but lived in Baltimore for a long time, but for several years resided in Alexandria, D. C. |
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Date: June 3, 1831 STEVENS, Col. Robert, died in Queen Anne Co., Md., a few days since. Date: Oct. 25, 1831 STEVENSON, James S., formerly a Reprehensive in Congress from Pittsburgh, died in Pittsburg Oct. 17. |
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Date: Oct. 24, 1831 STEWART, Anna Maria, wife of Dr. Josiah STEWART, and daughter of Andrew BAYARD, of Philadelphia, died Oct. 16. |
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Date: Jan. 5, 1831 STEWART, Grizzell, mother-in-law of Timothy CALDWELL, died in Philadelphia Jan. 1 in the 86th year of her age. |
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Date: May 20, 1831 STEWARD, William W., and Eveline WEBB, daughter of William WEBB, all of this city, were married May 17 by the Rev. Mr. Hilt. |
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Date: Oct. 3, 1831 STILLSON, Joseph, of Putnam or Monroe Co., Indiana, was found dead Sept. 8. |
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Date: Feb.4, 1831 STONE, Mrs. Ann D., daughter of the late Robert SEWALL, of Popular Hill, P. G. Co., Md., died. |
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Date: Dec. 2, 1831 STUBBLEFIELD, James, Jr., son of Col. James STUBBLEFIELD, died in Winchester Nov. 26, in the 26th year of his age. |
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Date: Dec. 20, 1831 STUBBS, William, died in this city Dec. 19, age about 80. |
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Date: May 31, 1831 STURR, Jacob, son of William STURR, died May 20 near Hagerstown, age about 7 years. |
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Date: July 14, 1831 SULLIVAN, John C., of Fauquier Co., Va., son of the late Maj. Owen SULLIVAN, of same county, died July 6. |
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Date: Mar. 1, 1831 SUMMERS, James, age 27, was drowned Feb. 21, after attempting to escape from the State Prison in N. Y. |
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Date: Sept. 24, 1831 SUTER, Ann Barbara, daughter of John SUTER, late of this city, died Sept 23. |
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Date: April 27, June 6, 1831 SWAN, John, died in Paris, March 18. Before he was 22, he became a merchant, a politician, a Whig, a soldier, and an author. He had published a work against the slave trade; had helped to destroy the tea in Boston Harbor; accompanied Gen. Warren up on Bunker Hill, as his aid, June 17, 1775. In 1787 he went to France, but returned to America in 1795. In July, 1798, he returned to Europe. |
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Date: Jan. 14, 1831 SWEENY, James, a native of Donegal Co., Ireland, died in this city Jan. 13, in the 36th year of his age. |
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Date: Jul. 20, 1831 TALBOT, Levi, formerly of Alexandria, died on board the frigate Potomac, July 13. He had served in the U. S. Navy during and since the last war. |
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Date: May 11, 1831 TALBURTT, Lewin, died May 10. |
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Date: Aug. 10, 1831 TALLMADGE, Lt. Benjamin, Jr., of Litchfield, Conn., died on board the U. S. Ship, Brandywine at Algeziras, June 20. |
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Date: Mar. 29, 1831 TARLTON, Mrs. Francis H., 3rd. daughter of the late Maj. Richard CHEW, of Anne Arundel Co., Md., died in Scott Co., Ky., March 8. |
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Date: Aug. 6, 1831 TAYLOE, Charles, and Virginia A. TURNER, both of King George Co., Va., were married Aug. 3 in this city by the Rev. Mr. McGUIRE. |
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Date: Feb. 8, 1831 TAYLOR, Betsy Ann, age 10, died near Winchester, Va., Jan. 18 |
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Date: Aug. 10, 1831 TAYLOR, Catharine B., daughter of Robert L. TAYLOR, of Alexandria, died in Va. Aug. 8, in the 20th year of her age. |
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Date: Mar. 14, 1831 TAYLOR, Capt. Ebin, of Frederick Co., Va., died in Winchester Mar. 7, in the 54th year of his age. |
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Date: Dec. 19, 1831 TAYLOR, Ephraim, of Phelpstown, Ontario Co., N. Y., committed suicide Dec. 2. |
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Date: Feb. 8, 1831 TAYLOR, John, age 8 years, died near Winchester, Va., Jan. 20. |
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Date: Feb. 8, 1831 TAYLOR, Lester, age 6, died near Winchester, Va. |
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Date: May 24, 1831 TAYLOR, Robert, son of John TAYLOR, died May 21. |
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Date: Apr. 8, 1831 TAYLOR, Capt. Robert, died April 7. |
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Date: March 4, 1831 THIERRY, Francois Benoist, formerly a resident of Baltimore, where he was French Consul, died Dec. 23, 1830, at Santiago, Cuba. He leaves a wife and a children. |
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Date: Sept. 28, 1831 THOMAS, Catharine Contee, wife of Dr. John M. THOMAS, and daughter of the late Thomas TURNER, died in Fredericktown, Md., Sept. 22, in the 30th year of her age. |
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Date: July 6, 1831 THOMAS, Lt. Frederick, of the U. S. Army, was drowned recently near Cantonment Gibson. |
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Date: Apr. 11, 1831 THOMAS, Isaiah, printer, died at Worcester, Mass., Apr. 4, age 82. |
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Date: Sept. 9, 1831 THOMAS, William, died at Frenchtown, age 41. He was for many years a ship master out of Baltimore. |
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Date: Oct. 1, 1831 THMPSON, Capt. John, late of Georgetown, died Sept. 29. |
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Date: Oct. 4, 1831 THOMSON, Mrs. Mary, only sister of Charles THOMSON, Secretary of Congress during the Revolution, died at Newark, Delaware, Sept. 10, age 93. She was left in Ireland, an infant, at the time her father and brothers left Ireland. The father died on the passage. When she grew up, she joined her brothers in America. |
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Date: Oct. 25, 1831 THORNTON, James Innis, Secretary of State for Alabama, and Anne Amelia SMITH, daughter of the late George SMITH, of Dumfries, were married at Falmouth, Oct. 19 by the Rev. Mr. McGUIRE. |
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Date: Sept. 30, 1831 THORNTON, Robert C., son of Francis THORNTON, of Fall Hill, near Fredericksburg, died Sept. 23 at Vaucluse, Frederick Co., Va., in the 27th year of his age. |
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Date: Apr. 30, 1831 TIERNAN, Charles and Martha Helen MAGREUDER, eldest daughter of Richard B. MAGRUDER, were married lately in Baltimore by Archbishop WHITFIELD. |
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Date: Sept. 7, 1831 TILGHMAN, George, son of Col. Frisby TILGHMAN, died at Springfield, near Williamsport, Aug. 27. |
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Date: Feb. 8, 1831 TILTON, Daniel, possibly about 60 years old, died at Leesburg, Loudoun Co., Va., Dec. 10, 1830. He came to Leesburg about 7 or 8 mos. ago, where he became an instructor of youth. He left among his papers a commission signed by President ADAMS in 1798, appointing him a Judge of the Federal Court in the Mississippi Territory. At one period he held a commission as Captain in the U. S. Army. About 1810 to 1815 he resided in Philadelphia. |
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Date: Feb. 8, 1831 TIMS, Charles, died Feb. 5. |
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Date: Dec. 24, 1831 TIMS, Henry, died Dec. 23. |
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Date: Jan. 10, 1831 TIMS, Maria, eldest daughter of Henry TIMS, died Jan. 9. |
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Date: Dec. 20, 1831 TOLER, Benjamin H., and Eliza WOOD, daughter of Rev. William WOOD, were married in Hanover Co., Va., Dec. 1 by the bride's father. |
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Date: Dec. 20, 1831 TOLER, Mathew M., and Lucy WOOD, daughter of William WOOD, were married Dec. 1 in Hanover Co., Va., by the bride's father. |
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Date: May 28, 1831 TOWERS, William, and Mary Mitchell MOORE, all of this city, were married May 26, by the Rev. Mr. JOHNS. |
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Date: Nov. 25, 1831 TOWLES, James, of Fredericksburg, Va., and Catherine Ann EDMONSTON, of this city, were married Nov. 16 by the Rev. Mr. POLKINHORN. |
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Date: July 16, 1831 TOWNSEND, Charles, were killed at Saugatuck, Conn., July 4, accidently. |
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Date: Feb. 5, 1831 TRETLER, John, and Rebecca HOUX, both of this city, were married Feb. 2 by the Rev. Mr. Kepler. |
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Date: Oct. 28, 1831 TROTIAGA, Don Eustace, age 44, a native of Bilboa, Spain, committed suicide in Boston Oct. 22. |
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Date: Apr. 14, 1831 TUCKER, George H., of Baltimore, and Margaret DUNNING, of this city, were married April 12, by the Rev. Mr. CHALMERS. |
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Date: Nov. 7, 1831 TURNER, James, age about 60, died in Benedict, Charles Co., Md., Oct. 29. He leaves a wife and 2 children. |
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Date: Dec. 16, 1831 TUTTHILL, Daniel, of Orange Co., N. Y., died in St. Augustine, Nov. 29. |
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Date: Sept. 21, 1831 TYLER, Catherine Contee, wife of Dr. John TYLER, died in Frederickstown, Md., Sept. 16, in the 61st year of her age. |
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Date: Mar. 30, 1831 UPDEGRAFF, John, was murdered in jail, where he was confined in Uniontown. |
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Date: Dec. 17, 1831 VALLETTE, Eliza, died in this city Dec. 13, age 25. |
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Date: Dec. Nov. 17, 1831 VAN COURTLANDT, Gen. Philip, died on North River, Nov. 12, age 82. In the Fall of 1777, he raised a large regt. in N. Y. and N. J., and took command of it; was in the battles of Still-water & Bemis Heights, and contined in service during the whole of the Revolution. In 1793 he was sent to Congress. |
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Date: Dec. 21, 1831 VARDEN, Charles H., died in this city Dec. 20, in the 67th year of his age. |
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Date: Sep. 12, 1831 VARDEN, Joseph Alfred, of this city, and Julia Ann PHYNNEY, of Charleston, were married in Charleston, S. C., Sept. 1 by the Rev. Mr. BETTS. |
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Date: Aug. 4, 1831 VARICK, Col. Richard, died July 30 at Powles Hook, N. Y., age 79. |
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Date: Sep. 3, 1831 VARNUM, James, age about 11 years, youngest son of the late Jame M. VARNUM, died Sept. 2, in this city, after falling from a roof. |
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Date: Oct. 27, 1831 VASSE, Ambrose, a native of Languedoc, France, died in Alexandria Oct. 25, in the 85th year of his age. He came to this country near the close of the Revolution. |
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Date: Dec. 12, 1831 VENABLE, Charles, died Dec. 3, in the 41st year of his age. |
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Date: June 14, 1831 VINTON, Romaine M., wife of Samuel F. VINTON, and daughter of J. P. R. BUREAU, died at Gallipolis, Ohio, May 2, age 29 years. |
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Date: Dec. 20, 1831 WALKER, George, died Dec. 19, age 59. |
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Date: Oct. 8, 1831 WALKER, John, and Hannah Matilda THAW, daughter of Joseph THAW, of this city, were married Oct. 6, by the Rev. Dr. Dorsey. |
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Date: Oct. 26, 1831 WALKER, Mary, daughter of Lt. B. WALKER, of the U. S. Army, died at Concord, N. H., Oct. 22, age 8 years. |
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Date: Feb. 18, 1831 WALLIS, Benjamin A., recently from Albany, committed suicide Feb. 11 in Boston. He was a portrait painter, age about 27 years. |
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Date: Oct. 17, 1831 WALRADT, Joseph, committed suicide at Canajoharie. |
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Date: Jan. 14, 1831 WALSH, Robert, died at Baltimore Jan. 9, in his 82nd year. He was born in Ireland, but at the age of 20 came to Baltimore. |
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Date: May 2, 1831 WALTON, Ezra, and Julia A. PARKER, were married at Benedict, Charles Co., Md., Apr. 28, by the Rev. Mr. Burch. |
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Date: Sept. 10, 1831 WARD, Mrs. Henrietta, eldest daughter of John PALMER, of P. G. Co., Md., died Sept. 5, age 20 years. She had been married only 4 weeks. |
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Date: Aug. 6, 1831 WARD, John W., and Henrietta PALMER, daughter of John PALMER, all of P. G. Co., Md., were married Aug. 3, by the Rev. Mr. HARRIS. |
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Date: Apr. 5, 1831 WARING, John H., of P. G. Co., Md., and Julia WORTHINGTON, eldest daughter of Col. W. G. D. WORTHINGTON, of this city, were married March 29, by the Rev. Mr. JOHNS. |
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Date: July 21, 1831 WARRING, Spencer, of this city, and Josephine HUSSALL, of Baltimore were married July 17, by the Rev. Mr.BRECKENRIDGE. |
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Date: Apr. 16, 1831 WASHINGTON, Bushrod, died at Mt. Eagle, Fairfax Co., Va., Apr. 16 in the 47th year of his age. |
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Date: Aug. 29, 1831 WASHINGTON, Capt. Samuel, a nephew and one of the legatees of Gen. George WASHINGTON, died in Kanawha Co., Va., Aug. 10, age about 60. |
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Date: July 26, 1831 WASHINGTON, Sarah, widow of the late Henry WASHINGTON, of Alexandria, died in this city July 22, in the 63rd year of her age. |
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Date: Aug. 9, 1831 WATKINS, Oliver, was executed in Brooklyn, Conn., Aug. 2. |
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Date: Nov. 9, 1831 WATSON, Jane, relict of Josiah WATSON, died in this city Nov. 7, in the 84th year of her age. |
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Date: Feb. 9, 1831 WATTS, John, Jr., M.D., President of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, died Feb. 4, in N. Y. City, age 46. |
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Date: Apr. 20, 1831 WAY, Capt. John, died in New London, Conn., in the 92nd year of his age. |
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Date: Jun. 29, 1831 WEBSTER, S. P., of Georgetown, and Mary Elizabeth SOTHORON, daughter of Major James F. SOTHORON, of St. Mary's Co., Md., were married June 21 by the Rev. Mr. Jones. |
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Date: June 25, 1831 WEISTLING, Dr. Benjamin J., of Harrisburg, Pa., and Matilda Eveline ROSS, daughter of the late Andrew ROSS, of Georgetown, were married June 23 by the Rev. Dr. Balch. |
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Date: June 29, 1831 WELLS, Capt. Silas, age 78, a Revolutionary Soldier, who fought at the battle of Bunker Hill, died in Guffstown, N. H., May 14. |
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Date: Jul. 11, 1831 WESTON, Rev. John E., Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lechnere Point, was downed at Salem, Mass., July 9. |
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Date: Mar. 14, 1831 WHITE, Robert, age 72 years, died in Winchester, Va., Mar. 9. The early or latter part of March or the beginning of April, 1775, still a boy at school, and 16 years of age, he joined one of the first volunteer corps raised, and in June marched to Boston,. By the time he reached the age of 17, he had risen to the rank of Lieutenant. On June 28, 1777, while engaged in a skirmish at the short Hills, in Jersey, he was wounded. Though permanently lamed, in the Spring of 1779, he again joined the army. In Dec. 1783, he commenced the practice of law. In Dec., 1793 he accepted the office of Judge of the General Court of Va. |
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Date: Oct. 14, 1831 WHITNEY, Charles, age 14, son of Capt. Henry WHITNEY, of Castine, Maine, was drowned Oct. 1. |
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Date: Feb. 23, 1831 WILKINSON, Jeremiah, died in Cumberland, R. I., Jan. 26, in the 90th year of his age. He was a member of the Society of Friends. |
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Date: Nov. 14, 1831 WILLIAMS, Charles, and Mary DUANE, daughter of W. J. DUANE, were married at Philadelphia, Nov. 9 by the Rev. Mr. Bedell. |
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Date: Sep. 6, 1831 WILLIAMS, Col. Daniel, age 81, died in Dickson Co., Tenn. He served during the whole of the Revolution. After the war, he settled in Sampson Co., N. C., and removed from there 17 or 18 years ago to Tenn. |
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Date: Aug. 12, 1831 WILLIAMS, David, died Aug. 9, in the 79th year of his age. He was the last of the captors of Andre. He was buried at Livingstonville, Schoharie Co. |
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Date: Oct. 8, 1831 WILLIAMS, Gen. Ebenezer, formerly of Taunton, Mass., died in Swanville, Maine, Sept. 24. |
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Date: Jan. 10, 1831 WILLIAMS, Jared, age 65, died near Newton, Va., Jan. 2. He represented the county in the State Legislature and in the Congress of the U. S. |
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Date: Dec. 2, 1831 WILLIAMS, Jesse L., and Susan CREIGHTON, daughter of William CREIGHTON, all of Chillicothe, Ohio, were married there Nov. 16 by the Rev. Mr. Graham. |
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Date: Dec. 16, 1831 WILLIAMS, John, and Maria Louisa WELLS, eldest daughter of John WELLS, all of this city, were married Dec. 13 by the Rev. Mr. Hanson. |
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Date: Mar. 2, 1831 WILLIAMS, Mary, age 87, widow of the late William WILLIAMS, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, died in Lebanon, Conn., Feb. 9. She was the daughter of Governor TRUMBULL, and sister of Col. John TRUMBULL, of N. Y. |
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Date: Jan. 21, 1831 WILLIAMS, Nathaniel, age 92, died Dec. 25, 1830, in Granville Co., N. C. |
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Date: Sep. 14, 1831 WILLIAMS, Mrs. Rachel, died Sept. 12 in the 59th year of her age. |
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Date: July 22, 1831 WILLIAMS, Mrs. Renness, died July 16, in the 85th year of her age. She had been a resident of Alexandria for many yeas. |
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Date: April 22, 1831 WILLIAMS, Col. R. W., of Tallahassee, and Rebecca B. BRANCH, daughter of John BRANCH, of N. C., were married April 19. |
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Date: Oct. 31, 1831 WILLIAMS, Sarah B., consort of John S. WILLIAMS, of Elkridge, Md., died Oct. 22. She leaves a husband and 5 children. |
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Date: Feb. 18, 1831 WILLIAMS, William, an eminent physician of Baton Rouge, La., formerly surgeon of the U. S. Army, died in Baton Rouge, La., Jan. 25. He was a native of Philadelphia. |
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Date: Jan. 31, 1831 WILLIAMSON, David, age 78, died Jan. 28, at Baltimore. He was a native of Scotland, but resided in Baltimore for the past 60 years. |
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Date: Sept. 9, 1831 WILLING, Thomas Moore, of Philadelphia, and Matilda Lee CARTER, daughter of Bernard M. CARTER, of Va., were married in St. George's Church, Hanover Square, London, July 23. |
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Date: June 6, 1831 WILSON, Eugene M., age 34, died at Morgantown, Va., May 23, in the 34th year of his age. He was a member of the bar and also States Attorney there. |
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Date: Nov. 30, 1831 WILSON, John Henry, only son of OFFA WILSON, of Cazenova, died Nov. 29 in the 3rd year of his age. |
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Date: Nov. 14, 1831 WINES, M. S., of Indiana, and Elizabeth TILLEY, of Georgetown, D. C., were married at Baltimore Nov. 10 by the Rev. Mr. WALLACE. |
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Date: Mar. 2, 1831 WINSON, Dorothea, wife of the late Edmund WINSTON, died in Halifax Co., Va., Feb. 15. She was formerly the wife of the celebrated Patrick HENRY. |
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Date: Dec. 30, 1831 WINTER, Mrs. Mary C., died in Georgetown Dec. 29, in the 43rd year of her age. |
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Date: Jan. 8, 1831 WIRT, Agnes Cabell, youngest daughter of William WIRT, died in Baltimore Dec. 30, 1830, in the 16th year of her age. |
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Date: Dec. 22, 1831 WOOD, Mary Ann, wife of George WOOD, died at College Hill, D. C., Dec. 20, age 22 years. |
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Date: Aug. 2, 1831 WOODCOCK, Jeremiah, was drowned in Passaic, N. J., July 30. |
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Date: Mar. 7, 1831 WOODS, Samuel, a native of Tyrone, Ireland, died Feb. 27, age about 36. |
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Date: Oct. 11, 1831 WOODSIDE, Joseph, was drowned in Rochester, N. Y. |
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Date: Oct. 27, 1831 WOODSON, Dr. Archibald R., of Macon, Ga., was killed in a duel Oct. 12, near Ft. Mitchell, Alabama. |
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Date: Oct. 3, 1831 YANCEY, Philip, of Richmond Dist., S. C., was murdered. |
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OHIO GENEALOGY
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