VITAL RECORDS of SALEM, MASS. to the end of year 1849
Published by The Essex Institute
Salem, Mass., 1916

Transcribed by Sharon Pustejovsky

SALEM DEATHS HACKER to HILT Surnames HACKER Anna, w. Isaac Issue of Sept. 10, 1802, NR 9 Bethiah, d. George and Bethiah (Meachum) 6 m:1674 CT R Caroline Elizabeth, d. William Estes and Nancy, 10:10 m:1839 CR 7 Elizabeth, d. Isaac and Anna, 24:2 m:1795 CR 7 Elizabeth, d. Isaac and Anna, 22:8 m:1806 CR 7 Elizabeth, wid Isaac, palsy, Jan. 26, 1843, a 64 y Hannah, d. Isaac and Anna, 12:2 m:1792 CR 7 [a 12 y NR 9] Hannah, d. Isaac Issue of Aug. 29, 1806, NR 9 H. M. [Hannah Miffin, NR 9], d. William E., pneumonitis, July 29, 1830, a 4 y Isaac, s. Isaac and Anna, at the Isle of France, in the Indian Ocean, 24:5 m [Aug. 31, NR 9] 1804, CR 7 [a 22 y NR 9] Isaac, Aug. 18, 1753, PR 5 Isaac [schoolmaster, NR 9], [sr. CR 7], palsy, Sept. 6, 1818, a 68 y [5:9 m CR 7] Lydia, d. Isaac and Anna, 22:8 m:1799 CR 7 Mehitable, w. Capt. Isaac, Oct. 13, 1813, a 46 y GR 1 Molly, suddenly, a 65 y Issue of Apr. 20, 1810, NR 9 Nancy, w. William E., metastaltic rheumatism, Oct. 9 [6, NR 9], 1830, a 42 y Nancy Ellen, CR 7, d. William Estes and Nancy, CR 7, croup, July 22, 1825, a 15 m [25:7 m CR 7] Rebekah, d. Isaac and Anna, 11:7 m:1799, CR 7 [a 21 y NR 9] Springet Penn, s. Isaac and Anna, 30:9 m:1791 CR 7 _______, w. William, Oct. 1, 1756, PR 57 _______, s. William Estes and Nancy, CR 7, cholera infantum, Oct. 12, 1828, a 1 m [5:10 m CR 7] HACKETT Ann, dropsy, Nov. 19, 1847, a 20 y HADLE James, May 15, 1848, a 35 y NR 9 Willis, s. Willis, a 6 m Issue of Mar. 12, 1833, NR 9 HADLOCK (see also Hadlocke) Sarah, eldest d. John and Sarah, Oct. 11, 1701, a 7 y CR 2 HADLOCKE (see also Hadlock) James, Dec. 3, 1687, CT R HAGGETT, Eliza, d. Isaac and Betsy, Sept. 21, 1803, a 9 m GR 8 HAGUE, Deborah, Mrs., Aug. 26, 1835, a 30 y, NR 9 Joseph S., b. Boston, s. Mary, Dec. 6, 1847, a 4 y HAINES (see also Haynes) Daniell, s. Thomas and Sarah (Ray) last of June, 1689, CT R Frances Ellen, of Danvers, b. Danvers, s. Malachi and Dorcas, scarlet fever, at Danvers, June 24, 1847, a 1 y Martha Hale, NR 9, b. Londonderry, w. I. K. [w. John K., NR 9], formerly w. Amos Smith, d. John and Deborah Dwinell, consumption, Apr. 5, 1849, a 41 1-2 y Richard, 16:10 m:1681 CT R Thomas, s. Thomas, June 28, 1689, a 1 y CR 2 HAIR (see also Hare) _______, ch. Patrick, throat distemper, bur Mar. 15, 1786, a 2 y CR 11 HALE Benjamin, second officer of ship Two Brothers, at Batavia, Aug. 5, 1823, a 45 y Benjamin, seaman on board ship Sumatra, at Canton. Aug. __, 1828, a 21 y Issue of Apr. 28, 1829, NR 9 {Edward Thomas, GR 8], s. Moses and Hannah, GR 8, dropsy in head, May 3, 1821, a 3 y [a 5 y 4 m GR 8] Elizabeth, d. Benjamin, dysentery, Aug. 26, 1841, a 27 y George P., s. Pemberton, inflammation of bowels, June 12, 1842, a 2 m Hannah, d. Moses [and Hannah GR 8], phthisis pulmonalis, Jan. 19, 1822, a 18 y [a 17 y CR 10] Hannah, wid Moses, dropsy, Apr. 11, 1841, a 63 y [Henry Appleton, dup], s. Henry [scarlet fever, dup], Mar. 29 [28, dup], 1839, a 2 y Jeremiah J., carpenter, "shot himself in his shop, he had been much depressed in mind for several weeks," Mar. 26, 1843, a 33 y John, hairdresser, bur June 30, 1807, a 36 y NR 9 John, hatter, consumption, Jan. 10, 1820, a 32 y Martha, w. Pemberton, consumption, June 4, 1842, a 31 y Moses, consumption, bur at Rowley, d. Oct. 2, 1822, a 50 y [a 45 y NR 9] Samuel, s. twin, Joseph and Mary (Downing) Aug. 27, 1845 Sarah E., Aug. 6, 1839, a 25 y NR 9 HALEY Hannah E., b. Portland, w. M. F., d. Daniel Masin, consumption, Aug. 20, 1844, a 35 y Lavinia (Pitcher) w. Shillaber, consumption, May 23, 1841, a 38 y Nathaniel, at the marine hospital, Hyannis, a 24 y Issue of Apr. 3, 1840, NR 9 William Albert, CR 11, s. Shillaber and Lavinia, CR 11, scarlet fever, Feb. 9, 1840, a 4 y [Nov. 9, 1839, a 4 y 7 m CR 11]. HALL Daniel, gardner, hectic, Aug. 16, 1835, a 51 y CR 1 E. G. B. [Enoch G. B. NR 9], s. Ralph, hydrocephalus, bur at Danvers, d. Aug. 5, 1826, a 12 y Elizabeth, d. Daniel, a 3 y Issue of Mar. 22, 1816, NR 9 Hannah, a 25 y Issue of Apr. 5, 1808, NR 9 Hannah, d. Daniel, consumption, a 17 y Issue of Feb. 3, 1832, NR 9 Henry [inf. ch. John, NR 9], lung fever, May 30, 1819, a 17 m James L., lost overboard from the brig Active, a 18 y Issue of Jan. 1, 1811, NR 9 Jane, bur Jan. 22, 1814, a 34 y NR 9 John [P. S. NR 9], b. Billerica, baker, s. Joseph and Mary, consumption, May 21, 1845, a 23 y Margaret, old age, at the almshouse, Mar. 2, 1830, a 72 y Mary, wid Samuel, Feb. 16, 1817, a 74 y PR 55 Mary, w. Daniel, a 46 y Issue of Mar. 22, 1831 NR 9 Mary, Mrs., bur Apr. 25, 1837, a 73 y NR 9 Nancy [d. Capt. Spencer, NR 9], bur. Apr. 13, 1805, a 18 y CR 11 Polly, d. Spencer, deceased, bur Dec. 30, 1795, CR 11 Sarah, w. William, bur July 28, 1835, a 43 y NR 9 Sarah Fletcher, NR 9, d. Daniel, dysentery and hydrocephalus, Sept. 10, 1824, a 2 y Spence, diarrhea, bur Sept. 15, 1782, a 5 w CR 11 Spencer, a 29 y Issue of Dec. 31, 1816, NR 9 Susan G., w. William P., formerly of Barnstead, NH, a 25 y Issue of Oct. 8, 1833, NR 9 William, mate of brig Sally, at sea, _______, 1825, a 40 y William, at sea, _______, 1829, a 42 y William, 2d officer of brig Nereus, Capt. Endicott, at Bombay Issue of Mar. 29, 1831, NR 9 William H., s. Hon. Joseph, of Camden, ME, bur Feb. 14, 1837, a 15 y 10 m NR 9 William Henry, NR 9, s. Eliphalet and Elizabeth B., NR 9, croup, Aug. 25, 1840, a 2 1-2 y _______, Capt., bur July 1, 1773, PR 655 _______ (Dimon) w. _______, bur Nov. 16, 1790, CR 11 _______, ch. stillborn, Isaac, Jan. __, 1840 HAM Ruth [Ruth F., GR 8], Mrs., family of Mark W., lung fever, Apr. 18, 1839, a 24 y HAMILTON Joseph, King's evil, a 19 y Issue of June 19, 1807, NR 9 Mary, Mrs., a 82 y Issue of Dec. 13, 1836, NR 9 _______, wid [Alexander, NR 9], bur June 1, 1814, PR 61 [a 84 y NR 9] HAMLET Elizabeth, at New Orleans Issue of Nov. 1, 1822, NR 9 Mary Jane, GR 9, d. Horace and Priscilla, measles, Apr. 1, 1847, a 1 y Phillip A., b. New Orleans, s. Phillip S. and Eliza, suicide, at Boston, Aug. 17, 1847, a 28 y HAMMOND Abigail Dennis, NR 9, d. Daniel, pneumonia, Mar. 19, 1827, a 7 y Abigail, wid, a 71 y Issue of Aug. 20, 1833, NR 9 Caroline, d. William, dec., bilious fever, June 13, 1840, a 16 y David, hydro thorax, Jan. 16, 1825, a 32 y [a 33 y CR 10] Daniel, _______, 1829, tomb GR 7 E. A. [Edward Augustus, NR 9}, s. Daniel, pneumonia, June 5 [Sept. 1, dup], 1830, a 2 y Edward, at Topsfield, a 31 y Issue of Sept. 10, 1811, NR 9 Jane, wid, enteritis, bur at Marblehead, d. June 12, 1822, a 49 y John Henry, s. Daniel, a 3 y 8 m Issue of Apr. 10, 1838, NR 9 Juduthon (marine) on board the US Frigate "Congress", Nov. 11, 1819, PR 653 Mary, d. Daniel, convulsions, Mar. 10, 1827, a 8 y Mary, b. Marblehead, w. Edward, d. Jonathan and Rebecca Thompson, lung fever, Apr. 15, 1848, a 70 y Mary Ann, of Danvers, w. Augustus, d. Paul and Lucy Carter, consumption, at Danvers, Apr. 1, 1845, a 40 y Samuel B., 1st officer of the brig Margaret Ann, of New York, at Ambriz, Africa, May 30, 1846, a 20 y NR 9 Sophia Ann, GR 8, d. John L., dropsy, Apr. 18, 1842, a 21 y _______, w. John, a 51 y Issue of Mar. 7, 1806, NR 9 _______, ch. John Issue of Oct. 13, 1812, NR 9 HAMPSON Grace (Horn) wid, b. at Marblehead, fever, aged, Oct. 20, 1815, a 86 y CR 4 Nathaniel, s. William, ropemaker, and Elizabeth (Eliot) of Marblehead, dysentery, Oct. 4, 1801, a 13 m 16 d CR 4 HANCOCK Hannah, d. John and Hannah, infantile, Dec. 29, 1845, a 2 d Hiram, s. Benjamin Hans, from Chester, Penn., and Mary (Richardson) b. at Danvers, worms, Sept. 23, 1814, a 5 y CR 4 Polly [wid NR 9], hydrothorax, May 23, 1824, a 45 y HANDFORD [Sarah W. J. NR 8], Mrs., hectic, Nov. 4, 1788, a 34 y CR 1 [a 32 y NR 8] HANDLEN (see also Hanlon) John, of Danvers, Apr. 25, 1840, a 87 y CR 14 HANDLEY Bridget, b. Ireland, w. John, ship fever, Nov. 15, 1847, a 26 y James, b. Ireland, laborer, fits, May 15, 1848, a 35 y John, b. Ireland, h. Bridget, ship fever, Nov. 16, 1847, a 37 y HANLON (see also Handlen) Daniel, s. James and Elizabeth, drowned at Union wharf, July 26, 1846, a 5 3-4 y Mary, d. James, scarlet fever, Dec. 2, 1842, a 5 m HANOVER John, a native of Great Britain Issue of Dec. 16, 1803, NR 9 HANSCOM (see also Hanscomb) Emily Augusta, NR 9, d. James and Martha D., scarlet fever, May 20, 1849, a 4 y James, s. James, Nov. 2, 1835, a 2 y 9 m NR 9 Ruth, w. James, consumption, at the workhouse, Mar. 9, 1823, a 42 y HANSCOMB (see also Hanscom) Mary, bur Mar. 10, 1837, a 86 y NR 9 HANSON Bethiah, wid, d. Joseph Southwick, deceased, a 58 y Issue of Sept. 26, 1800, NR 9 Ellen, d. Jeremiah, a 5 y Issue of Oct. 9, 1838, NR 9 Francis Austin, NR 9, H., ch. Elijah A., fever, Sept. 3, 1840, a 19 m [a 9 m NR 9] Jeremiah, b. Maine, teamster, s. Ephraim and Mary, lung fever, Apr. 13, 1845, a 43 y Lucy N., of Boston, d. John Simon, consumption, at Boston, May 25, 1844, a 27 y Mary [wid NR 9], paralysis, Aug. 12, 1824, a 61 y [Mehitable, w. Daniel, NR 9], family of Daniel, fits, Feb. 21, 1839, a 30 y Nancy W., d. Jeremiah and Nancy, dropsy in head, July 21, 1845, a 3 1-2 m Peter, "a native of Germany, formerly coachman to the Hon. Mr. Gray" Issue of May 25, 1810, NR 9 Samuel J., s. Jeremiah and Susannah, croup, Jan 21, 1845, a 2 y _______, ch. Tobias, a 4 m Issue of Feb. 12, 1813, NR 9 HANTON Matthew, Dec. 31, 1780, in his 44th y, NR 11 HARADAN (see also Harraden) Jonathan, Capt., a distinguished naval commander [hectic, CR 1], Nov. 23, 1803, a 59 y GR 7 HARADEN (see also Harraden) Andrew, Jan. 27, 1786, PR 244 Anne Augusta, d. Andrew and Augusta, Oct. 21, 1838, a 3 y, NR 9 Betsy, Sept. 26, 1836, PR 244 Catherine, peripneumony, Sept. 12, 1821, a 13 y Charles Andrew, s. Andrew and Augusta, Oct. 19, 1838, a 15 m NR 9 Hannah, Aug. 7, 1826, PR 244 Jane, Oct. 15, 1802, PR 244 Lydia, w. Andrew, Jan. __, 1824, PR 244 Lydia, Dec. 30, 1835, PR 244 Peggy, Oct. 26, 1834, PR 244 Polly, Sept. _______, 1776, PR 244 Rachel (Bancroft) of Lowell, w. Stephen, consumption, at Lowell, Nov. 6, 1842, a 53 y Timothy Augustus, GR 8, s. Timothy and Abigail, GR 8, Feb. 1, 1822, a 5 w HARD Jahiel, formerly 2d officer of the brig Indus, at Batavia, Dec. 2, 1824, a 30 y Issue of May 17, 1825, NR 9 James, s. the late Jahiel, quinsy, May 5, 1827, a 3 y HARDING Catharine, a 13 y Issue of Sept. 14, 1821, NR 9 David, s. David and Margaret, Nov. 22, 1838, a 1 y GR 8 Edmund, on brig Stark, lost overboard, at sea, _______, 1827, a 19 y Nancy, consumption, July 24, 1827, a 26 y HARDWICK Mrs., at Danvers, a 101 y Issue of Oct. 19, 1847, NR 9 HARDY (see also Hardye) Ann Augusta, d. Augustus, fever, July 29, 1844, a 5 m Charles, s. Temple [and Sally, GR 8], dysentery, Sept. 13, 1819, a 9 m Emily S., d. Temple, jr., and Mary, infantile, Oct. 5, 1846, a 5 1-2 m Joseph [s. Joseph, GR 1], h. Mary (Grafton) Apr. 14, 1687 [a 29 y GR 1] Joseph, s. Joseph and Sarah (Pickering Sept. 3, 1718 Joseph Grafton, NR 9, s. Temple and Sally, brain fever, Oct. 20, 1846, a 23 y Martha, d. Joseph and Mathew, 5:11 m:1674, CT R Martha, d. Joseph, jr. and Mary (Grafton) Jan. __ [abt 1688], a 5 y Martha, d. James and Ruth, Dec. 23, 1707, a 9 y 4 m GR 1 Mary F. (Parsons) w. William [formerly of Gilmanton, NH, NR 9], consumption, June 25, 1842, a 23 y Rufus B., s. Temple, jr. and Mary, infantile, Oct. 1, 1846, a 5 1-2 m Seeth, d. Joseph and Mary, Dec. 21, 1712, a 25 y 7 m GR 1 Temple, _______, 1828, tomb, GR 8 HARDYE (see also Hardy) Benjamin, s. Joseph, sr., Mar. 9, 1686-7, CT R HARE (see also Hair) John, at Calcutta, a 20 y Issue of Apr. 18, 1806, NR 9 HARENTON, see Harrington HARLEY _______, ch. Dr., bur Aug. 26, 1808, CR 11 HARLOW John, b. Maine, mariner, drowned, Aug. 29, 1846, a 42 y HARRADEN (see also Haradan, Haraden, Harridan) Andrew, Capt., July 8, 1835, a 66 y NR 9 Augustus [Timothy Augustus, GR 8], s. Capt. Timothy [and Abigail, GR 8], drowned, Apr. 25, 1818, a 5 y [5 y 25 d GR 8] Eunice, w. Capt. Jonathan [d. Rev. James Diman, NR 9], [hectic, CR 1], Nov. 12, 1796, a abt 44 y Mary, wid Capt. Jonathan, privateer commander in the Revolution, Jan. 13, 1832, a 74 y NR 9 Sarah Elizabeth, NR 9, d. Andrew and Augusta, dropsy, Jan. 22, 1847, a 6 y [a 5 y 10 m NR 9] Timothy, master of brig Time, at sea, _______, 1823, a 40 y _______, of East Bradford, wid Andrew, age, at East Bradford, Dec. 29, 1846, a 85 y HARRIDAN (see also Harraden) Andrew, s. Andrew and Mary, May 1, 1794, a 4 y 3 m 18 d GR 1 Joseph, cholera, Sept. 31, 1786, a 17 y CR 1 HARRINGTON, Elisha, Capt., from Weston, 2d h. _______ Burrill, cast away on Georgia, drowned, received news Dec. 28, 1800, a 35 y CR 4 Eliza B., d. Jonas, consumption, Apr. 29, 1841, a 15 y James [father James PR 61], a 66 y Issue of Nov. 17, 1807, NR 9 Jonathan, formerly of Weston, a 27 y Issue of Dec. 18, 1810, NR 9 Leonard, s. Leonard B., Aug. 19, 1834, a 4 m NR 9 Peter, Col., formerly of Lexington, a 41 y Issue of Jan. 30, 1816, NR 9 Polly Issue of Apr. 19, 1796, NR 9 _______, wid Issue of Aug. 16, 1811, NR 9 HARRIS Albert, s. Alden, dropsy, bur at Beverly, Mar. 1, 1840, a 4 y Alden Augustus, s. Alden, Aug. 14, 1836, a 27 m CR 5 [a 11 m NR 9] Amy, wid, d. Nathaniel Chamberlain, bur Feb. 18, 1817, a 40 y NR 9 Betsey, b. Marblehead, w. James, d. John and Mary Trail, consumption, Apr. 9, 1845, a 52 y [a 56 y CR 5] Daniel, at Cutler, ME, drowned, by filling of boat, July 20, 1837, a 26 y NR 9 David, of Williamsburg, b. Portsmouth, NH, h. Eliza (Babbidge) s. Job and Elizabeth, accident at New York, Mar. 25, 1845, a 41 y Eliza, Mrs., d. Joseph Frothingham, May 1, 1840, a 21 y NR 9 Ellen E., b. Hillsboro, NH, d. George O. and Mary J., scarlet fever, June 3, 1849, a 5 2-3 y Hester [Esther, d. Esther NR 9], d. wid Hester, lung fever, bur Apr. 1, 1848, a 21 m CR 11 John, on board the barque Gentlemen, at sea, Nov. 29, 1842, NR 9 Mary E. T., d. James, consumption, July 23, 1843, a 26 y Nathaniel Batchelder, s. William, fall from chamber window, Oct. 30, 1818, a 4 y Oliver Chapin, NR 9, b. Hillsboro, NH, s. George O. and Mary J., scarlet fever, May 26, 1849, a 7 1-2 y Robert, a 16 y Issue of Oct. 11, 1803, NR 9 Robert, a 63 y Issue of Dec. 19, 1817, NR 9 Susannah, wid of James, of Ipswich, suddenly, a 69 y Issue of May 4, 1819, NR 9 _______, ch. stillborn, Mr., bur July 23, 1811, PR 61 _______, w. Peter, at the poorhouse Issue of Oct. 25, 1811, NR 9 _______, ch. stillborn, Capt., bur Dec. 15, 1812, PR 61 _______, ch. Capt. John, bur May 28, 1814, PR 61 _______, ch. Capt. John, bur July 31, 1815, PR 61 _______, d. William B., croup, May 13, 1840, a 6 w _______, ch. John T., dropsy in head, Sept. 21, 1843, a 5 w HARRISON James F., June 3, 1817, a 29 y GR 8 Rebecca, a 70 y Issue of June 9, 1795, NR 9 Rosamond, d. John S. and Elisabeth, bur Apr. 4, 1838, a 10 m CR 11 Sarah [S., GR 8], unm., scarlet fever, bur June 7, 1834, CR 11 [a 20 y GR 8] _______, w. Robert Caesar, bur May 1, 1792, CR 11 HARROD Henry, Feb. __, 1663, CT R John, s. John and Em, last week, Apr. 1662, CT R Jonathan, s. John and Em, last week, Apr. 1662, CT R HARRON (see also Herron) Elizabeth Grant, NR 9, d. William M. and Lucy, dropsy in head, Feb. 24, 1846, a 2 y John, s. Samuel, a 8 y Issue of Sept. 23, 1817, NR 9 Joseph, seaman, on brig Banyan, drowned, _______, 1825, a 16 y Samuel, seaman, drowned from on board the brig Banian, on his passage from Batavia to Rotterdam, Apr. 8, 1825 Issue of June 7, 1825, NR 9 _______, w. Samuel Issue of July 29, 1817, NR 9 HART C. M. [Caroline Matilda, GR 7], d. Charles [and Frances, GR 7], disease of the external ear, Apr. 27, 1827, a 8 y Charles, at sea, _______, 1829, a 42 y Henrietta, only ch. Charles, a 15 m Issue of Dec. 22, 1835, NR 9 Joseph, suddenly, Dec. 20, 1830, a 56 y NR 9 Mary P., d. Joseph and Jane, Feb. 15, 1800, a 4 m GR 1 Zorobabel, mariner in the schooner Friendship, sailed from Winyan, Nov. __, 1803, lost at sea, _______, PR 82 _______, s. Joseph Issue of Aug. 26, 1803, NR 9 _______, w. Martin [formerly of South Reading, NR 9], parturition, Sept. 7, 1821, a 25 y _______, twin chn. Timothy and Ann, infantile, Jan. 23, 1849, a 2 d HARTFORD James, seaman on board the ketch John, Capt. Stephen Phillips, drowned on his passage from Naples, Dec. 14, 1798, NR 9 HARTHORNE (see also Hathorne) Susanna (Tousel) wid John, aged, Aug. 28, 1802, a 80 y CR 4 HARTSHORN (see also Hartshorne) Abia, Mrs., of Wilton, Apr. 23, 1810, a 87 y PR 55 Tamar, typhus fever, Sept. 11, 1823, a 39 y HARTSHORNE (see also Hartshorn) Abigail, w. Dea. [Thomas, NR 9], hectic, Mar. 14, NR 9, 1809, a 53 y CR 1 Jonathan, a 30 y Issue of Nov. 15, 1803, NR 9 Nathaniel, Apr. 7, 1791, PR 55 Tamar, w. Thomas, Nov. 14, 1802, a 53 y 2 m 13 d PR 55 Thomas, of Wilton, Feb. 7, 1810, a 89 y PR 55 Thomas [Capt., a soldier in the French and an officer in the Revolutionary Wars, NR 9], old age or consumption, May 6, 1819, a 77 y HARVEY Charles, s. John, carditis, Jan. 11, 1822, a 2 y Charles, on board the ship Clay, Capt. Benjamin Hitchens, at Batavia, a 27 y Issue of Mar. 19, 1822, NR 9 Charles, s. Bridget, a 6 m Issue of Jan. 9, 1835, NR 9 Hannah, w. James, apoplexy, Sept. 3, 1827, a 43 y Harriet J. [Isadore, NR 9], d. James C. and Harriet N., Oct. 18, 1849, a 3 1-2 y Hoaquin Simon, NR 9, of Manilla, "brought to Salem by Capt. Egleston," consumption, May 23, 1842, a 16 y James, _______, 1828, tomb GR 7 James C., jr., s. James C. and Harriet N., dysentery, Sept. 29, 1848, a 5 1-2 y James Townsend, NR 9, s. James C., dropsy, Apr. 10, 1843, a 2 1-2 y John, seaman, at Marseilles, a 40 y Issue of July 15, 1831, NR 9 John H., b. Lowell, s. John M. and Emeline, bowel complaint, bur in NH, d. Aug. 20, 1845, a 3 y Mary Townsend, d. Capt. James, June 15, 1834, NR 9 Sara, d. Richard, 26:10 m:1659 CT R Sarah B., d. James C. and Harriet N., canker, Sept. 28, 1848, a 10 1-2 m Susan, wid, Dover, Nov. 11, 1847, a 69 y NR 9 _______, d. George, infantile, Feb. 21, 1849, a 1 d HARWOOD Edward, s. twin, John and Eunice, atrophy, May 15, 1814, a 17 m CR 4 Eunice, w. John, a 28 y Issue of May 20, 1817, NR 9 John, s. John and Eunice (Ridgway) suddenly, July 6, 1815, a 31 m CR 4 John, consumption, on board the brig Favorite, Capt. Low, a 33 y Issue of Sept. 1, 1820, NR 9 HASELTINE (see also Hazelton) Jonathan, mason, by the fall of a house, at Haverhill, July 29, 1814, a 29 y NR 9 Sarah (Palfrey) w. Samuel, after delivery, May 4, 1808, a 20 y CR 4 HASELTON (see also Hazelton) Jane, Mrs., a 29 y Issue of Sept. 23, 1814, NR 9 HASKELL Abigail, w. William, consumption, Aug. 3, 1828, a 63 y A. B. [Abigail Buxton, NR 9], d. Mark [and Hannah, GR 8], bronchitis, May 27, 1829, a 2 y [a 2 m GR 8] Anna, w. Elijah, Feb. 22, 1796, a 22 y PR 70 Dorcas, w. William, a 39 y Issue of June 6, 1837, NR 9 Elijah, b. Gloucester, formerly of the Custom House, dysentery, at Worcester, Sept. 10, 1840, a 74 y Eliza, d. William and Abigail, palsy, Apr. 17, 1846, a 48 y George W., mate on board the sch. Naumkeag, Capt. Collins Ingalls, Jan. 1, 1843, a 32 y NR 9 Henry B., seaman [lost overboard, on passage from Liverpool to Havanna, NR 9], on brig Export, at sea, _______, 1828, a 23 y [Issue of Feb. 15, NR 9] Lucy T., w. Elijah, June 4, 1834, a 66 y NR 9 Warren C. [Warner Choate, NR 9], s. Jacob S. and Sarah A., dropsy in head, July 11, 1845, a 1 y HASKET Steeven, s. Steephen and Elizabeth, Mar. __, 1668-9, CT R HASSELTINE (see also Hazelton) Ladd, _______, 1840, CR 13 HASTINGS Mary, Mrs., suddenly, at the almshouse, a 27 y Issue of Aug. 30, 1833, NR 9 HATHAWAY Eleazer, a 38 y Issue of Oct. 12, 1838, NR 9 Elizabeth W., b. Quebec, w. Samuel R., d. John and Sally Foxby, consumption, May 28, 1848, a 20 y George R., s. Eleazer, a 3 y Issue of Mar. 11, 1834, NR 9 John F., of Lynn, s. John, dropsy, at Lynn, Mar. 11, 1841, a 7 y HATHER Martha, at Lynn, a 36 y Issue of Jan. 22, 1802, NR 9 HATHORN (see also Hathorne) John Towzel, bur Sept. 3, 1800, a 38 y CR 11 [a 53 y PR 34] Joseph, decay, bur May 17, 1786, CR 11, [a 42 y NR 6] Mary, wid, bur June 18, 1805, a 80 y CR 11 Nathaniell, s. Joseph, measles, bur June 1, 1783, CR 11 Sarah, bur Aug. 31, 1804, a 54 y CR 11 William, Capt., bur Apr. 8 [4 GR 1], 1794, a 80 y CR 11 HATHORNE (see also Harthorne, Hathorn, Hawthorne) Aaron, June 18, 1799, a 47 y PR 55 Abigail, wid William, jaundice, Sept. 3, 1818, a 70 y Benjamin Herbert, s. John and Susannah (Herbert) PR 59, lung fever, Feb. 9, 1824, a 50 y Benjamin Herbert [Rev. NR 9], s. William and Mary, Sept. 5, 1837, PR 59 [a 27 y NR 9] Benjamin Herbert, s. Henry G. and Helen Maria, Apr. 15, 1849, PR 59 Daniel, Capt., Apr. 18, 1796, a 64 y CR 1 Daniel, Capt. of brig Morning Star, sailed from Fayal, Nov. __, 1804, lost at sea, _______, PR 82 Ebenezer, s. Maj. John [and Susannah, PR 59], run over by a cart, Nov. 17 [7, NR 8], 1789, a 8 y CR 1 Elizabeth, w. John, jr., phthisis pulmonalis, May 10, 1825, a 41 y Elizabeth, wid Joseph, Jan. 19, 1836, a 88 y GR 1 Eunice [d. Capt. Daniel and Rachel, GR 1], atrophy, May 10, 1827, a 62 y [a 60 y CR 1] Ezra Dutch, s. William and Mary, July 22, 1846, PR 59 George, s. Eliezer and Abigaile (Corwin) last week: 2 m:1668 CT R George, 2d, s. William and Mary, Dec. 22, 1841, PR 59 George, s. John and Susannah (Herbert) July __, 1798, PR 59 H., Mrs., oldest communicant in this church, bur Jan. 22, 1836, a 87 y CR 11 Helen Maria, d. Henry G. and Helen Maria, Oct. 22, 1846, PR 59 Henry, s. [Maj. CR 1], Oct. 11 [10, CR 1], 1791, PR 59 [a 2 w CR 1] John, Col., May 10, 1717, a 76 y GR 1 John, s. Joseph, grand s. Col. John, Feb. 6, 1750, a 28 y GR 1 John, jr. [s. John and Susannah H., PR 59], pneumonia, Jan. 21, 1829, a 53 y John, s. William and Mary, _______, 1833, PR 59 John, Col., Dec. 15, 1834, a 86 y CR 1 Joseph, jr., Aug. 2, 1745, PR 57 Joseph, Capt., "old," June 23, 1762, PR 57 Joseph, intemperance, Mar. 12, 1824, a 47 y Mary, d. Benjamin, deceased, a 24 y Issue of May 27, 1788, NR 8 Mary, bur Mar. 28, 1802, CR 11 [a 60 y NR 9] Mary, w. Capt. William, June 14, 1805, a 81 y GR 1 Mary, w. William, Apr. 16, 1836, a 56 y PR 59 Nathaniel, s. Col. John [and Susannah H., PR 59], Sept. 16, 1796, a 13 y [a 11 y CR 1] Nathaniel, on board the ship Eliza, at Havanna Issue of Oct. 2, 1801, NR 9 Nathaniel, Capt., at Surinam, Apr. __, 1808, CR 1 [a 33 y NR 9 Issue of Apr. 15, NR 9] Philip, s. Maj., Oct. 19, 1794, PR 55 Philip, s. John and Susannah (Herbert) Oct. 20, 1794, PR 59 Rachel, wid Capt. Daniel, NR 9, old age, Apr. [16, GR 1], 1813, a 79 y CR 1 Ruth, d. Daniel, lung fever, July 21, 1847, a 69 y Sarah Crowninshield, d. Capt. Daniel and Rachel, Jan. 14, 1829, a 66 y GR 1 Susanna, consumption, May 30, 1818, a 59 y Susannah [d. Capt. Benjamin Herbert, NR 9], w. Col. John, strangury, Nov. 8, 1834, a 81 y CR 1 Sussanna, d. Col. John [and Susannah H., PR 59], [fits, CR 1], Apr. 21, 1797, a abt 18 y William [suddenly, NR 9], Dec. 7, 1815, a 72 y CR 11 William J. [1st officer of the brig Jane, Capt. Endicott, at sea on his passage from Sumatra, NR 9], mate of [ship], at sea, _______, 1826, a 23 y [Issue of Apr. 28, NR 9] _______, ch. William, jr., scalded Issue of Apr. 9, 1811, NR 9 _______, ch. William, jr., a 6 w Issue of Aug. 23, 1811, NR 9 _______, w. William, bur. Sept. 5, 1818, PR 79 HAWES Benjamin, Oct. __, 1833, CR 13 Jonathan, at New Orleans, fever, Aug. 16, 1820, a 30 y Issue of Sept. 19, 1820, NR 9 Sarah, wid, consumption, Feb. 20, 1825, a 30 y Stephen [Ens. NR 9], consumption, Jan. 28, 1821, a 28 y HAWKES (see also Hawks) Abigail, Mrs., Mar. 14, 1838, a 75 y NR 9 Benjamin, jr., _______, 1839, tomb, GR 7 Benjamin, _______, 1839, tomb, GR 7 Joseph, of the schooner Hero, at Laguira Issue of Nov. 7, 1809, NR 9 Moses W., s. Benjamin, suppuration in the head, Nov. 9, 1823, a 20 y Timothy, mate, the Alfred, at sea, _______, 1827, a 40 y HAWKINS Caroline, d. Charles, deceased, a 22 y Issue of Nov. 27, 1838, NR 9 Charles M., s. Munson and Sarah A., consumption, Sept. 14, 1846, a 5 m Sally, consumption, Dec. 31, 1839, a 54 y Samuel, pneumonitis notha, May 23, 1828, a 85 y HAWKS (see also Hawkes) Elizabeth, Jan. 7, 1831, a 21 y NR 9 HAWTHORNE (see also Hathorne) Elizabeth C., wid Nathaniel, d. Richard Manning, July 31, 1849, a 68 y HAY Ann A., d. Richard and Ann, CR 11, deceased [at Topsfield, NR 9], consumption, Aug. 31, 1844, a 33 y Joseph H., tinplate worker, s. Richard and Ann, consumption, Aug. 29, 1848, a 33 y Mary Eliza, NR 9, F., w. John A., d. Charles and Mary P. Staniford, consumption, May 21, 1847, a 24 y Richard, bur Sept. __, 1837, a 54 y CR 11 [Issue of Sept. 22, NR 9] Richard [of Boston, NR 9], hatter, s. Richard and Ann, fits, July 23, 1845, a 37 y _______, ch. John Issue of Oct. 3, 1809, NR 9 HAYCOCK Mary, consumption, Oct. 11, 1819, a 18 m _______, ch. _______, lung fever, Aug. 19, 1821, a 6 w CR 1 _______, s. _______, scrofula, Aug. 20, 1821, a 1 y HAYES (see also Hays) Ella, d. John and Margaret, cholera infantum, Aug. 18, 1848, a 14 m Jaccob [a native of Russia, NR 9], of West India disorder, Jan. 1, 1816 [1815, CR 4], a 54 y PR 35 [a 52 y NR 9] John, s. Patrick and Mary, dropsy, June 19, 1847, a 5 1-2 m Lydia, of Wilmington, NC, w. Jacob of Prussia, cramp, Sept. 21, 1808, a 49 y CR 4 Morries, s. Patrick and Mary, fever, July 21, 1849, a 1 1-4 y Timothy, b. Ireland, laborer, s. Timothy and Ann, cold water, July 11, 1846, a 23 y HAYNES (see also Haines, Hayns) John, s. Thomas [and Sara, NR 9], lung fever, Dec. 29, 1819, a 6 w Martha L. D[orah, NR 9], d. John K. and Martha H., consumption, Oct. 5, 1846, a 1 y Thomas, intemperance, June 9, 1822, a 40 y HAYNS (see also Haynes) _______, s. _______, measles, bur Aug. 1, 1783, a 3 y CR 11 _______, wid, bur May 17, 1801, a 73 y CR 11 HAYS (see also Hayes) James [Capt., NR 9], May 20, 1815, a 42 y GR 7 James, s. John and Alice, cholera morbus, July 20, 1847, a 1 1-2 y John, June 29, 1838, a 27 d CR 14 Thomas, s. Michael and Elen, teething, May 2, 1845, a 10 m HAYWARD (see also Heywood) [Aaron Augustus, PR 208], s. Aaron, croup, Oct. 8, 1822, a 6 m Aaron, _______, 1825, tomb, GR 7 Aaron [Augustus, PR 208], s. Aaron, Aug. 30, 1829, a 5 y Caroline, May 6, 1826, PR 208 Charles Henry [s. Aaron, NR 9], Apr. 7, 1832, PR 208 [a 3 y NR 9] Emeline, d. Josiah, intussusceptio, Sept. 23, 1829, a 20 m John, a 78 y Issue of Feb. 19, 1813, NR 9 Josiah, _______, 1837, tomb, GR 7 S. E. [Sarah Elizabeth, NR 9], d. Josiah, convulsions, May 21, 1828, a 2 y HAZELTINE (see also Hazelton) Caroline A., d. David and Hannah, lung fever, Feb. 6, 1847, a 5 m [8 d NR 9] Harriet A., d. David, lung fever, Feb. 24, 1842, a 21 m [a 9 m NR 9] Joseph H., s. David, Jan. 13, 1844, a 1 y HAZELTON (see also Haseltine, Haselton, Hasseltine, Hazeltine) Huldah L., b. Rye, NH, w. John, d. John and Hanah Martin, consumption, Apr. 9, 1849, a 37 y John, mason, s. Samuel and Sarah, Sept. 22, 1849, a 63 7-12 y John Willard, NR 9, s. John and Huldah L., inflammation of bowels, Sept. [Aug. GR 9] 23, 1848, a 3 m Samuel, sexton, decay, bur May 11, 1798, a 54 y CR 11 Samuel, mate of the brig William and Charles, at Havannah Issue of July 12, 1816, NR 9 _______, ch. _______ Issue of Aug. 7, 1812, NR 9 HEAD John, mate of brig Indus, at Batavia, _______, 1825, a 33 y HEAKIE John J., s. James, of Ireland, dropsy, Feb. 17, 1840, a 7 m HEALEY (see also Healy) William, b. England, currier, s. William [soldier under Gen. Harrison in the war of 1812, NR 9], and Ann, influenza, Jan. 21, 1849, a 72 y HEALY (see also Healey) Elbridge A., mate of the brig Alonzo, drowned, at sea, a 26 y Issue of Nov. 9, 1821, NR 9 Harriet, d. William, scarlet fever, a 9 y Issue of Mar. 29, 1833, NR 9 Sally, wid, d. Benjamin Peirce, deceased, a 30 y Issue of Apr. 24, 1804, NR 9 HEANEY (see also Heeney) Peter, b. Ireland, laborer, consumption, June 20, 1849, a 40 y HEARD (see also Hurd) Agnes G., w. Freeman and d. Capt. Hugh Hill of Beverly, at Beverly, bur Jan. 23, 1838, a 20 y NR 9 Daniel, s. Daniel, canker, Oct. 4, 1818, a 4 y Daniel, phthisis pulmonalis, Jan. 18, 1824, a 33 y Jacob F. [L. NR 9], b. Maine, typhus fever, Oct. 19, 1842, a 31 y Mary (Emerton) w. Luke, from Lancaster, dropsy, Aug. 24, 1802, a 33 y CR 4 Mary Jane, d. Nathaniel, pertussis, May __, 1823, a 2 y Nathaniel, phthisis pulmonalis, Nov. 15, 1823, a 37 y HEARSEY (see also Hersey) Abel, suicide, March __, 1795, a 27 y CR 1 [Issue of Jan. 6, NR 9] Abel, s. Abel, bronchitis, Feb. 22, 1829, a 5 m Henry Colman, NR 9, s. Abel, croup, May 12, 1827, a 13 m Ruthey, w. Freeman, Apr. 15, 1808, a 34 y GR 8 HEART, see Hart HEATH Polly C., Feb. 18, 1847, CR 13 Priscilla, dysentery, Dec. 2, 1815, a 77 y PR 35 _______, inf. ch. William Issue of Dec. 15, 1837, NR 9 HEBERD (see also Hibbert) Sarah, d. Robert and Joan, 8:10 m:1644 CT R HEDGE Susan, dysentery, Aug. 4, 1817, PR 79 W. K., Feb. 26, 1833, PR 79 HEENEY (see also Heaney) Thomas, b. Ireland, laborer, lung fever, Jan. 11, 1848, a 53 y HELME Deborah, consumption, Oct. 25, 1829, a 38 y HELME Deborah, Mrs., a 71 y Issue of Apr. 19, 1831, NR 9 _______, ch. Hugh and Deborah, bur Oct. 4, 1786, CR 11 HENRICKSON (see also Hendrickson) Cornelius, Capt., master of the brig Margaret Ann, of New York, at Loando, Africa, May 5, 1845, NR 9 HEMPSON David Henry, NR 9, s. Henry and Sarah, dropsy, July 16, 1849, a 1 1-12 y HENDERSON Benjamin, Dec. 5, 1749, PR 57 Benjamin, bachelor, at the charity house, fever sore, Nov. 3, 1794, a 59 y CR 4 Benjamin [s. Capt. Joseph GR 7], suicide, bur Mar. 2, 1823, a 24 y CR 10 Benjamin, Capt., a Revolutionary soldier, June 27, 1836, a 75 y NR 9 Charles Edwin, NR 9, s. John S. and Martha [Ann, NR 9], dropsy in head, Oct. 5, 1849, a 4 m Daniel, s. Capt. Benjamin, lost from on board the brig Coromandel, on his passage from Charleston to Cowes, a 24 y Issue of Apr. 23, 1819, NR 9 Daniel [s. Capt. Benjamin and Mary, GR 8], consumption, May 31, 1827, a 38 y Eliza, m., d. Daniel Segerston, consumption, July 2, 1842, a 26 y Elizabeth, w. Thomas, a 23 y Issue of July 8, 1834, NR 9 Ephraim, s. Capt. Benjamin, 2d officer of the ship Ohio, of Philadelphia, cholera, at Hamburg, June __, 1832, a 37 y NR 9 Eunice [Mrs., NR 9], July 13, 1826, a 35 y Jacob, Dea., bur Feb. 14, 1810, PR 61 John Henry, NR 9, s. Isaac S. and P., lung fever, Sept. 10, 1847, a 6 m Joseph, on board the US frigate Constitution, Jan. __, 1823 Issue of Feb. 6, 1824, NR 9 Margaret, heart affection, Mar. 9, 1840, a 69 y Martha M., d. John and Martha, teething, Sept. 26, 1848, a 13 m Mary [d. Capt. Benjamin Glazier of Ipswich, NR 9], w. Joseph, painter, consumption, Feb. 20, 1823 [1825, GR 8], a 24 y Polly, w. Joseph, May 4, 1801, a 32 y GR 7 Samuel, seaman on board the brig Lucilla, at Boston, suddenly Issue of July 12, 1836, NR 9 Sarah, wid, bur Apr. 6, 1811, a 49 y NR 9 _______, Mrs., bur [bet Sept. 18 and Oct. 20], 1759, CR 1 _______, sister, Capt. Benjamin, bur Apr. 4, 1811, PR 61 _______, Mrs., a 75 y Issue of Nov. 11, 1814, NR 9 HENDRICK George M., at the almshouse, a 45 y Issue of June 5, 1827, NR 9 HENDRICKSON (see also Henrickson) Caroline Augusta, NR 9, d. Cornelius, dropsy, May 13, 1842, a 2 y Celesta Ann, NR 9, d. Cornelius, dropsy, May 17, 1842, a 7 m HENDY Elizabeth, wid John, age, Nov. 10, 1843, a 94 y John, Capt. [b. Bridgetown, Eng., GR 13], bur Apr. 4, 1809, a 83 y CR 11 [Margaret, GR 13], w. John, diarrhea and dropsy, bur July 23, 1783, CR 11 [a 59 y GR 13] HENESY William, at the almshouse, a 53 y Issue of May 9, 1826, NR 9 HENFEILD (see also Henfield) Hanah, d. William and Elizabeth (Preston) _______, 1674, CT R HENFIELD (see also Henfeild) Anna, wid Joseph, Jan. 8, 1832, a 88 y GR 7 Edmund, a 70 y Issue of Mar. 2, 1790, NR 9 Edmund, drowned, Oct. 21, 1793, PR 491 Edward, "found dead over one of the wharves," Nov. 1, 1793, NR 9 Elizabeth, marasmus, at the workhouse, Feb. 5, 1830, a 64 y Gideon, bur Apr. 18, 1758, a 28 y CR 1 Gideon, Capt., a 47 y Issue of Mar. 18, 1800, NR 9 John [a Revolutionary pensioner, NR 9], apoplexy, Nov. 14, 1843, a 87 y Jonathan, peripneumonia, Feb. 9, 1825, a 64 y Joseph, Aug. 28, 1743, PR 39 Joseph, jr., suddenly, _______, 1794, PR 40 Joseph, Mar. 16, 1809, in his 67th y GR 7 Louisa Dow, NR 9, d. Amos and Louisa, inflammation of brain, May 10, 1849 [a 3 y 10 m NR 9] Lydia, Mrs., a 71 y Issue of Mar. 11, 1794, NR 9 Lydia, Aug. __, 1812, PR 244 Mary, wid Edward, at her s. Edmund's, Feb. 5, 1816, a 71 y PR 35 [Mercy, in pencil], w. Gideon, Nov. 26, 1796 [a 42 y in pencil] N., Nov. 20, 1833, a 49 y NR 9 Peter, a 76 y Issue of Sept. 15, 1807, NR 9 Ruth, convulsions, at the almshouse, July 6, 1829, a 36 y Sarah, wid, a 80 y Issue of Jan. 16, 1810, NR 9 Thomas Lloyd, NR 9, s. Amos and Louisa, scarlet fever, May 6, 1849, a 1 1-2 y _______, father of Joseph, Feb. 24, 1790, PR 40 _______, w. Edmund, Mar. __, 1794, PR 40 HENMAN (see also Hinsman) John, a 50 y Issue of June 26, 1787, NR 8 Thomas, a 40 y Issue of Nov. 18, 1806, NR 9 _______, ch. Thomas, bur Sept. 26, 1797, CR 11 _______, d. John, decay, bur Sept. 11, 1800, a 11 y CR 11 _______, ch. _______, cough and dysentery, bur Oct. 8, 1801, CR 11 _______, ch. wid, bur Apr. 19, 1818, a 17 m CR 11 HERBERT Elizabeth, w. Capt. Benjamin, Oct. 23, 1772, a 55 y GR 1 Benjamin, Jan. 20 [19, PR 57], 1761, a 51 y GR 1 HERENTON _______, ch. James, bur Oct. 30, 1807, PR 61 HERMAN William Francis, s. William, a 11 w Issue of Sept. 5, 1837, NR 9 HEROE Abigail, w. Rowlen, Feb. 13, 1765, a 36 y GR 1 HERRICK Barnabas, a 93 y Issue of Jan. 3, 1832, NR 9 Benjamin, consumption, Apr. 27, 1839, a 19 y Bethiah, w. William Issue of Aug. 29, 1806, NR 9 Betsey, 3d h. Oliver, 1st h. J. Davidson, 2d h. Jonathan Pitman, d. John and Elizabeth Newton, consumption, June 1, 1849, a 65 y Elizabeth, wid, NR 9, consumption, Feb. 1, 1820, a 59 y George Dodge, s. Benjamin, a 2 m Issue of Oct. 4, 1814, NR 9 [Oct. 2, PR 24] Horace, s. John and Elizabeth F. (Foster) Sept. 28, 1838, a 1 y 6 m 15 d PR 27 Horace, s. John and Elisabeth F., PR 27 , bowel complaint, bur at Danvers, d. June 24, 1843, a 7 m Jonathan, a 40 y Issue of July 3, 1801, NR 9 Joseph, h. Mary, Feb. 4, 1717-18 Lydia, d. Barnabas and Lydia, consumption, Dec. 11, 1799, a 30 y CR 4 Lydia, w. Barnabas, old age, Aug. 19, 1820, a 82 y [a 92 y NR 9] Mehitable, b. Middleton, wid Edmund [formerly of Boxford, NR 9], heart complaint, Sept. 5, 1844, a 81 y Sarah, d. Jonathan and Elizabeth, dropsy, Nov. 28, 1849, a 62 y [a 82 y NR 9] Theophilus, a 70 y Issue of Oct. 31, 1809, NR 9 _______, ch. William Issue of Sept. 27, 1803, NR 9 _______, ch. Robert, Aug. 14, 1836, CR 5 _______, ch. Oliver, a 11 m Issue of Aug. 19, 1836, NR 9 _______, Mrs., bur June 19, 1838, CR 5 _______, d. John and Elisabeth F. (Foster) July 7, 1838, a 15 h PR 27 HERRON (see also Harron) Eliza [Elizabeth, NR 9], w. Samuel, hernia, June 6, 1821, a 28 y [a 38 y NR 9] John, Capt., a 38 y Issue of Oct. 10, 1809, NR 9 John, a 44 y Issue of Oct. 14, 1848, NR 9 Samuel [a native of Ireland, shoemaker, NR 9], insanity, drowned [by his own act, NR 9], July 25, 1821, a 45 y HERSEY (see also Hearsey, Hurcy) Abel, _______, 1825, tomb GR 7 Benjamin, suicide, Oct. 16, 1825, a 58 y Edward Augustus, s. Benjamin, a 14 m Issue of Apr. 11, 1837, NR 9 Mary Gardner, d. Abel, NR 9, dysentery, Nov. 11, 1820, a 2 y Sally, w. Benjamin, dropsy, July 20, 1825, a 55 y William, dropsy, at the almshouse, Apr. 18, 1826, a 53 y HETHERINGTON Sarah, b. St. Andrews, d. William and Bridget, dysentery, Sept. 27, 1847, a 13 y HEUSLER (see also Heussler) Elizabeth [wid George, CR 1], catarrh fever, Mar. 13, 1821, a 60 y HEUSSLER (see also Heusler, Huesler) Abigail, w. George, Apr. 21, 1799, a 46 y GR 1 Elizabeth [d. George and Abigail, GR 1], phthisis pulmonalis, Nov. 1, 1823 [1825, GR 1], a 33 y George, a native of Alsace, Germany [Apr. 3, 1817, PR 654], a 66 y Issue of Apr. 8, 1817, NR 9 George, Capt., drowned from on board the schooner John on her passage to Charleston, at sea Issue of Dec. 25, 1821, NR 9 HEWES Betty, Jan. 21, 1796, PR 79 Mehitable, wid, bur May 10, 1808, a 73 y NR 9 HEYWOOD (see also Hayward) Charles L., b. Grafton, h. Mrs. Elizabeth Page, s. Levi and Hannah, consumption, bur at Grafton, d. Aug. 2, 1849, a 48 y Mary Augusta, while on a visit from Concord, Nov. 1, 1812, a 8 y NR 9 Sarah P., b. Wenham, w. Charles L., d. John and Sarah Baker, consumption, July 4, 1846, a 27 y HIBBERT (see also Heberd) Mary Ann, of Boston, b. Boston, d. John P. and Mary, inflammation of bowels, at Boston, Aug. 26, 1845, a 9 m Mary L., of Boston, w. John P., d. Thomas and Mary Lamson, consumption, at Boston, Mar. 17, 1845, a 40 y HICKES (see also Hicks) Dorcas (Veren) w. Timothy, 5:11 m:1672 CT R HICKEY Cornelius, b. Ireland, laborer, apoplexy, June 19, 1849, a 40 y Edward, of Danvers, b. Ireland, currier, consumption, at Danvers, Nov. 16, 1849, a 44 y Elizabeth (Archer) w. James, consumption, Jan. 14, 1841, a 28 y John James, Feb. 16, 1840, a 8 m CR 14 Marion, consumption, Feb. 9, 1841, a 16 y Mary, Mrs., formerly of Kerry, Ireland, a 73 y Issue of Jan. 31, 1834, NR 9 Mary, Sept. 24, 1838, a 4 m CR 14 _______, d. James, scarlet fever, Mar. 25, 1839, a 17 m _______, ch. John, Mar. 14, 1841, CR 14 HICKS (see also Hickes) John, Mar. 15, 1750, PR 57 Joshua, s. Joshua and Martha (Derby) Nov. 13, 1720 Joshua, Maj. [merchant, NR 3], bur Aug. 13, 1757, a 63 y CR 1 William, s. John, "formerly of Cambridge, who was killed at the battle of Lexington," drowned Issue of Apr. 30, 1805, NR 9 HICOCK Elizabeth, consumption, July 1, 1830, a 19 y _______, d. twin, _______, Mar. 13, 1818, a 2 d HIDE Christian, d. Isaack and Susana (Bakstar) 10 m:1668 CT R Isaack, s. Isaack and Susana (Bakstar) 5 m:1674 CT R HIFIELD (see also Hifle) Mary (Stickney) w. John, child bed, bur June 15, 1845, a 35 y CR 11 Sarah Ellen, CR 11, d. John, dropsy, Jan. 27, 1841, a 16 m HIFLE (see also Hifield, Highfield) Catherine, w. John, inflammation of bowels, June 13, 1845, a 35 y Catherine, d. John and Catherine [Mary, CR 11], dropsy in head, Oct. 2, 1845, a 4 m Michael [native of Ireland, NR 9], bur Aug. 29, 1832, CR 11 [a 62 y NR 9] _______, inf ch. Mr. Issue of Oct. 12, 1832, NR 9 HIGBEE (see also Higby) Lemuel, laborer [at Worcester, NR 9], lung fever, Jan. 15, 1843, a 59 y [a 49 y NR 9] Mary Elizabeth, only ch. Lemuel, jr., a 17 m Issue of Mar. 26, 1839 Mary Ellen, NR 9, d. Lemuel and Mary [W., NR 9], scarlet fever, Mar. 10, 1849, a 6 2-3 y Thomas F., currier, s. Samuel and Elizabeth, typhus fever, Sept. 17, 1849, a 27 y HIGBY (see also Higbee) Eliza, d. Lemuel, tetanus, Feb. 5, 1830, a 18 y William, at Halifax, a 20 y Issue of May 27, 1814, NR 9 HIGGENSON Maragrett, see Higginson, Margaret HIGGINBOTTOM Dorothy [d. _______ Wall, GR 9], b. England, w. Thomas, fever, May 14, 1848, a 38 y HIGGINS Elizabeth, w. David, bleeding, at Boston, July 29, 1821, a 34 y CR 1 HIGGINSON, Andrew, s. John and Mehetabel (Robie) Sept. 9, 1763 Deborah, d. Stephen and Elizabeth (Cabot) Sept. __, 1753 Francis, Rev., Mar. 15, 1630, a 43 y CR 1 Francis, s. John, 3d and Hannah (Gardner) Nov. 29, 1705 Francis, s. Nathaniell and Hannah (Gerrish) Aug. 15, 1707 Hannah (Gardner) w. John, jr. [d. Capt. Samuel Gardner, GR 1], June 24, 1713 [a 37 y GR 1] Henry, s. John, 3d and Hannah (Gardner) Dec. 1, 1708 [Dec. 1, 1709, a 14 m 7 d GR 1] Henry, at Newbury, Oct. 12, 1761, PR 57 John, Rev., h. Mary, Dec. 9, 1708, in his 93d y John, jr. [s. John and Sarah, Apr. 26, GR 1], 1718, a 42 y CR 1 John, s. John, 3d and Hannah (Gardner) July 15, 1744 John, s. Stephen and Elizabeth (Cabot) Aug. __, 1750 John, s. John and Mehetabel (Robie) Dec. 22, 1762 John, Esq. [Col. PR 655], Sept. 23, 1774 Margaret, d. John, Esq. [jr., CT R] and Sarah [Sara (Savage) CT R], Jan. 18, 1688 [a 2 y 2 m GR 1] Mary, w. Rev. John [d. Capt. Thomas Gardner, CR 1], Mar. 9, 17__ [1713, a 38 y CR 1; Mar. 9, 1708-9, a 72 y GR 1] Mehetabel, d. John and Mehetabel (Robie) Dec. 15, 1759 Mehitabel, d. John and Mehitable, deceased, palsy, July 19, 1846, a 82 y [1840, CR 1] Mehitable, wid John, Esq., old age and dysentery, Jan. 20, 1818, a 94 y Nathaniell, s. Nathaniell and Hannah (Gerrish) Oct. 6, 1706 Ruth (Bordman) w. John, June 14, 1727 Ruth, d. John and Ruth (Bordman) July 9, 1727 Samuel, s. John, 3d and Hannah (Gardner) Sept. 23, 1702 Sarah, w. Rev. John, July 8, 1675, a 55 y GR 1 Sarah, d. John, Esq. and Sarah, Aug. 5, 1699 Stephen, Esq., merchant, member of the House of Representatives, at Newbury, Oct. 12, 1761, NR 12 Thomas, s. John, Esq. and Sarah, Sept. 18, 1678 [a 9 m GR 1] _______, d. John, 3d and Margaret, 2d w., bur July 23, 1715, a 1 d GR 1 _______, s. John, 3d and Margaret, 2d w., bur July 23, 1715, a 1 d GR 1 _______, Mr., bur Mar. 13, 1721, PR 83 _______, w. John, Feb. 4, 1747, PR 57 _______, 2d w. John, Aug. 19, 1748, PR 57 HIGHFIELD (see also Hifield) Eliza [Elizabeth, w. John, NR 9], childbirth, bur June 10, 1834, a 32 y CR 11 HILBURT William, a soldier in the expedition against Louisburg, in the year 1745, a 82 y Issue of June 27, 1806, NR 9 HILDRETH Jane, w. Paul, bur at Danvers, d. Aug. 2, 1822, a 24 y Lydia L., d. Alvin and Lydia K., Jan. 22, 1822, a 19 m GR 1 Lydia [K., w. Alvin, GR 1], childbirth, June 23, 1820, a 24 y _______, s. Samuel, May 29, 1828, a 1 d HILL Abigail, wid, bur Nov. 18, 1831, a 77 y NR 9 Abigail, w. William [d. Capt. James Very, NR 9], brain disease, May 7, 1843, a 31 y Abner, a fall from a building, Oct. 25, 1806, a 23 y GR 8 Amos, from Richmond, VA, h. Elizabeth Bartlet, d. Robert, mariner with Capt. Cole, at Point Peter, Guadeloupe, West India fever, July 22, 1803, a 23 y CR 4 Benjamin, m., "drowned from the vessel Capt. H. White commander," July 1, 1789, a 29 y CR 4 Benjamin, Capt., poisoned, a 52 y Issue of Dec. 27, 1836, NR 9 Bethia, May 7, 1689, a abt 33 y GR 1 Charles, s. Charles, dysentery, Oct. 7, 1824, a 5 y Charles, s. wid Elizabeth, lost overboard from the brig Cherokee, on her passage from Zanzibar to Bombay, Oct. 16, 1838, a 18 y NR 9 Daniel, on schooner Greyhound, at sea, _______, 1823, a 45 y Elizabeth, wid William, ulcers, Apr. 3, 1844, a 60 y Elizabeth M., "d-in-law," Louis Richards Issue of June 22, 1813, NR 9 Elizabeth Very, NR 9, d. William, bowel complaint, Sept. 21, 1843, a 5 1-2 m George, s. John and Elizabeth, d. W. Browne, fever and atrophy, Apr. 28, 1809, a 12 m CR 4 George, s. Charles, a 5 y Issue of Oct. 8, 1824, NR 9 Hannah, Aug. 6, 1823, PR 449 Hannah, hemorrhage, Dec. 5, 1825, a 54 y Henry, _______, 1830, tomb GR 8 James Collins, s. twin, Robert and Sarah, suddenly, Feb. 17, 1798, a 12 m CR 4 John, s. John and Margaret (Ingolls) Mar. 19, 1728-9 John, at Savannah, of the ship Rising-Empire, Capt. Webster Issue of Nov. 9, 1810, NR 9 John, tobacconist, a 47 y Issue of Sept. 3, 1811, NR 9 John [formerly of the US Navy, NR 9], drowned off Charleston, SC, _______, 1822, a 35 y [Issue of Apr. 16, NR 9] John, master of the ship Catharine, at Batavia, _______, 1825, a 42 y [Issue of Aug. 30, NR 9] John, at Batavia, _______, 1826, a 50 y John, of Philadelphia, laborer, s. John and Abigail, killed on railroad, at Philadelphia, Apr. 4 [May 4 GR 9], 1846, a 38 y Josiah, laborer, "teamster at the almshouse and was killed by the falling of a derrick at the Stone quarry," bur at York, ME, d. Jan. 10, 1842, a 27 y Lucy, a 12 y Issue of June 22, 1813, NR 9 Lydia, Mrs., July __, 1768, NR 4 and NR 2 Martha, d. John and Elizabeth (Browne) quinsy, Nov. 19, 1803, a 2 y CR 4 Martha, d. Charles, cholera infantum, Sept. 15, 1824, a 6 m Phippen, s. Stephen and Sarah (Crane) quinsy, Oct. 25, 1794, a 13 m CR 4 Rebecca, d. Henry, a 7 y Issue of Feb. 17, 1837, NR 9 Rebecca, w. Henry, consumption, July 23, 1840, a 41 y Richard, jr., at Mobile, a 39 y Issue of Feb. 13, 1849, NR 9 Robert, h. _______ (Collins) from Lynn, mariner, consumption, June 20, 1798, a 42 y CR 4 Robert, fever, Mar. 7, 1826, a 43 y Sarah, wid Robert, sr., a 71 y Issue of Dec. 23, 1831, NR 9 Sarah, d. Henry and Rebecca, consumption, Aug. 10, 1847, a 18 y Simeon H. [shipwright, NR 9], typhus fever, Jan. 23, 1822, a 42 y Stephen, Capt., on his passage from the West Indies Issue of Aug. 19, 1794, NR 9 William, of the brig Nabby, Capt. Nathaniel Hathorne, at Surinam Issue of Apr. 22, 1808, NR 9 William, sudden, June 16, 1823, a 38 y [a 33 y NR 9] William, b. Ireland, laborer, jaundice, May 29, 1849, a 28 y William Augustus, NR 9, s. William and Clara, canker, Mar. 13, 1848, a 10 d William B., a 38 y Issue of Feb. 16, 1836, NR 9 William Henry, NR 9, s. William, dropsy, Dec. 13, 1840, a 3 y [Dec. 1841, a 4 y NR 9] William J. [William Ira, NR 9], s. Ira and Elizabeth, croup, May 19, 1849, a 2 1-3 y _______, ch. Joseph Issue of May 14, 1813, NR 9 _______, ch. stillborn, Joseph, July 13, 1840 HILLARD (see also Hiller, Hilliard, Hillyard) John, decay, bur Apr. 26, 1785, CR 11 John, bur May 15, 1792, a 75 y CR 11 Mary, w. David, Feb. 9, 1790, a 71 y CR 4 _______, ch. John, bur Mar. 13, 1785, CR 11 HILLER (see also Hillard) Henry, of Philadelphia, at the charity house, dysentery, June 9, 1797, a 22 y CR 4 Joseph, on board the ketch, John, Jonathan Derby, commander, drowned near the Cape of Good Hope Issue of Jan. 12, 1796, NR 9 HILLIARD (see also Hillard) Job, h. Mary (Oliver) beginning of Mar., 1669-70, CT R Joseph, smallpox, Feb. 25, 1774, a 35 y GR 13 Margaret [Mrs., d. Robert and Mary Peele, GR 1], age, May 7, 1826, a 84 y Sara, w. Job, 14:8 m:1660 CT R HILLIHAN Garatt, b. Ireland, laborer, cold water, July 12, 1847, a 24 y HILLYARD (see also Hillard) Joseph, old, Feb. 17, 1746, PR 57 HILT (see also Hiltz) [Joseph Noble Hiltz, s. Jacob, NR 9], d. Jacob, cholera, Sept. 29, 1821, a 7 m