Newport County Obituaries
Newport County
Obituaries
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Died, CHASE-In
Middletown, 31st ult suddenly Charles F. Chase
in his 71st year. Funeral service at his late residence
Oliphant raod Friday Jany. ? at 1:30 PM Relatives and friends are invited. Please omit flowers. January 1, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
| Newport Daily News (Newport, Rhode Island),
Tuesday, November 3, 1846 Sudden Death - Mr. Elisha Cane, aged about seventy years, dropped down dead yesterday afternoon in the office of Mr. Henry Oman. - submitted by Nancy Piper |
| Died, CARROLL-In this city 2d inst at the residence of her father 26 Dean avenue Elizabeth G. daughter of Michael and the late Annie Carroll. January 2, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
| Newport Daily News (Newport, Rhode Island),
Tuesday, November 3, 1846 Died in this town on Friday morning last Robert B., Jr., only son of Robert B. Caswell, aged 17 months and 20 days. - submitted by Nancy Piper. |
| DIED, CONNOLLY-In this city, 4th inst., Margaret, daughter of the late Michael and Elizabeth Connolly . Funeral Tuesday, from the residence of her brother, Michael R. Connolly, 50 John St., at 3:30, to St. Joseph's Church, at 9. Relatives and friends are invited. January 5, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island submitted by S. Williams |
| DIED, DYER-In this city, 3d inst., Lucy, widow of Doctor Ezra Dyer . Funeral services and interment at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Monday, Jan. 5. January 3, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
| DIED, GOODHEART-In this
city, 4th inst., Maurice LeRoy
, son of Harry and Esther Goodheart, aged 6 years 9 months
22 days. Funeral services at 7 Spring wharf, Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. January 5, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
| Hannah Gould In Newport, RI, July 7, Mrs. Hannah, widow of Stephen Gould , and daughter of the late Charles Rodman, 80. [Campaign Atlas and Bee, Boston, Sat. July 14, 1860 - Submitted by C. Horton] |
| DIED, LEWIS-In this
city 6th inst., at her residence Merton road Annie widow of
William H. Lewis
in her 80th year. January 7, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
| Newport Daily News (Newport, Rhode Island),
Tuesday, November 3, 1846 Died on Saturday last, Mrs. Hannah Lloyd, daughter of Mr. Josiah Weaks, formerly of Greenland, N. H., aged 48 years. New Hampshire papers please copy. - submitted by Nancy Piper |
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Rev. John Maxson.—The following
notice of the death of Rev. John Maxson, appeared in the Newport Gazette
of March 5, 1778. Maxson was the fourth pastor of the Seventh Day Baptist
Church, in Newport, R. I. His labors as pastor in Newport commenced at an
important epoch in the history of the country, and continued through the
protracted difficulties with France and Great Britain, the latter of which
terminated in the Revolutionary struggle. Mr. Maxson was ordained to the
office of elder over the Newport Church, Nov. 24, 1754, which position he
filled until his death, which occurred March 2, 1778, at, the age of 65
years. "Last Monday died the Rev'd John Maxson, Minister of
the Seventh Day Baptist Church in this Town. In this Person were united
all the essential Qualities of a good Christian, and his moral as well as
social Character deserve the highest Tiibute of Praise. From the
Principles of that Religion which he professed to believe, he was firmly
led to stem the Torrent of popular Error and Delusion and happily
preserved his Allegiance to his latest moments. The Conduct of many of his
Brothers of the Baptist Clergy, in supporting the present unnatural
Opposition to Government, filled him with the deepest Concern, not only as
being repugnant to the Principles of the Christian Religion, but as having
a Tendency to encourage that factious, persecuting and intolerant spirit
they themselves had often experienced and remonstrated against, and which
from the first settlement of this Country have disgraced the Annals of New
England." |
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DIED,
PARSONAGE-In this city 6th inst., at her resident, 525
Spring Street, Mary A., wife of Joseph B. Parsonage
. January 7, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island submitted by S. Williams DIED, PARSONAGE-In this city 6 inst a her residence 525 Spring street Mary A., wife of Joseph B. Parsonage . Funeral Friday Jan. 9, at 8:15 Solemn high mass of requiem -- St. Augustin's church at 9. Relatives and friends are invited. January 8, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island submitted by S. Williams |
| Say Remington Was Insane Newport, R. I. Aug 20 - It is said by friends of the Van Alens that Robert R. Remington, who shot and killed himself yesterday, was insane. He has been engaged to Miss May Van Alen and she had broken the engagement. This, it is believed, led to the suicide. (Walnut Valley Times, August 22, 1902, Volume XXXIII, Number 31, El Dorado, Kansas - submitted by Peggy Thompson) |
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DIED-RICHARDSON-In Newport, on
Sunday, Jacob Richardson
, Esq. aged 56. |
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DIED, RUSSELL-In this city, 4th
inst., at the residence of his parents, 35 Garfield street,
Willie,
son of Joe
and Margaret Russell aged 3 years and 7 months. Funeral Tuesday Jan. 6th from the residence of his parents at 2
PM. relatives and friends are invited. January 5, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
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DIED, SHEA-In Middletown, 2d inst.,
Daniel F. Shea
, aged 90 years. Funeral at St. Anthony's Church, Portsmouth,
Monday at 10 am, when a high mass requiem will be said for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. January 3, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island, submitted by S. Williams |
| Newport Daily News (Newport, Rhode Island), Friday,
August 28, 1846 The funeral procession of Mr. Stanford, yesterday, presented a truly solemn sight. Mr. S. being a Mason, which added very much to the solemnity of the scene. The procession was headed by the Tyler with drawn sword then followed the German Band, St. John's Lodge, No. 1, Hearse, Mourners and citizens generally. Such scenes, we think, re well calculated to make a deep and lasting impression on the minds of those who are not devoid of all feeling. - submitted by Nancy Piper |
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DIED, SULLIVAN-In this city, 2d
inst. at his residence, 2 Lucas avenue, David J.,
son of Johanna
and the late Michael Sullivan.
Funeral Sunday, Jan. 4, at 2 PM to St. Augustin's Church at 2:30. Interment at St. Columbia's Cemetery.
a mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul at St. Augustin's Church, Monday, Jan. 5(?), at 8
AM. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. January 3, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island submitted by S. Williams |
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DIED, SULLIVAN-In this city 6th
inst., Margaret Gertrude
daughter of Cornelius and Johanna Sullivan. Funeral will
take place from her late residence 16 Tilley avenue Friday at 8-- AM to St. Joseph's Church at 9 AM where a requiem
high mass for the repose of her soul will be celebrated. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. Relatives and friends
are invited. January 7, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island submitted by S. Williams |
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Henry E Turner Died: on the Coast of Africa, on board the U S ship John Adams,of the prevailing fever of that climate, Midshipman Henry E Turner, of Newport, R I. [Daily National Intelligencer, JAN 25, 1821 - Submitted by K. Torp] |
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DIED-WESTLEY-In
this city, 8th inst., Albert Scott
, son of Henry J. and Mary T. Westley, aged 2 years, 3 months.
Funeral services at the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Isabella Fraser, 22 Carey street, Saturday, at 2:30
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. January 9, 1914 Newport Daily News, Newport Rhode Island submitted by S. Williams |
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DIED-WILBUR-In
Newport, on Friday last, Mrs. Wilbur, wife of Wm. Wilbur,
Esq.
aged 71. |
| Newport Daily News (Newport, Rhode Island),
November 4, 1846 Capt. A. Williams, his daughter and her youngest son are the persons who were lost at Key West that belonged in this town. We stated it wrong yesterday. - submitted by Nancy Piper |
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