Cape Cod, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Obituaries (Jul-Dec 1842)
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Transcribed by Mercier, Jane 
"Newspaper Obituaries from the Yarmouth Register 1841-1846".  
Hereinafter cited as "Yarmouth Register Obituaries".
bobret@mint.net

July 7, 1842
In this town on Saturday morning last, after a brief but severe illness, Mr. Oliver HALLETT, aged 49 years.
In Wellfleet, April 19th, Hannah HOLBROOK, aged 5 years.
In Edgatown, 1st inst., Mr. Edward PREBLE, 55.
In Boston, 30th ult., Mrs. Lucy HARDY, 83.
Mr. John K. BAKER, 68.
Lost overboard from schr HANOVER, 1st inst., off Portsmouth Light, Jesse WINSLOW, seaman.

July 14, 1842
In Harwich, July 5th, Mrs. Thankful, relict of Isaac PAINE, aged 75 years.
In Wellfleet, 3d inst., Miss Matilda, daughter of John E. KEMP, aged 23 years.
In North Truro, July 7th, Rev. Benjamin N. SOUTHWORTH of West Fairlee Vermont, aged 24 years and 6 months after a brief but severe illness.
In Duxbury, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends, Mr. Joseph NICKERSON, 66.
In Chelsea, 9th inst., Charles Albert, only son of James LORING, 4 years and 3-1/2 months.
In New York City, 7th inst., after a long and painful illness, Capt. Bennet DUNBAR, 43.
On board ship MONSOON on the passage from New Orleans to Boston 2d inst., Robert E. MARSTON, seaman, of Gloucester.
On board ship ST. LOUIS, on the passage from New Orleans to Boston, Luther DUNBAR, seaman, 18.

July 21, 1842
In Fairhaven, 11th inst., Mrs. Maria P., wife of Mr. Franklin HATCH, 20 years.
In Roxbury, 13th inst., of cholera morbus, Mrs. Thankful, wife of Mr. Reuben BALDWIN, and daughter of Capt. Joseph FULLER of Sandwich, 47.
In Boston, 14th inst., of consumption, Mrs. Nancy B., widow of the late Capt. Joseph EASTERBROOK, 36.
In New Orleans, 6th inst., Mrs. Julia Ann, wife of Charles DOANE, Esq., 29.
Of scarlet fever, June 27,. on the voyage home from Grand Bank, Capt. Josiah HILL of Orland, Maine, formerly of P'town, master of schr GLENDOWER of Castine, 24.

July 28, 1842
In Boston, Miss Sarah Ann WINSLOW, 27.
On Saturday, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Caleb REED, 37.
In Chelsea, 24th inst., Mary P., eldest child of Mr. Walter CROSBY, 4 years and 3 months.
In Marshfield, 25th inst., Mrs. Mercy, widow of the late Capt. Azel AMES, 52.
In Salem, 22d inst., suddenly, Mrs. Sally BUCKMINSTER, 54, consort of the editor of the MASSACHUSETTS PLOUGHMAN.
In Newburyport, deeply lamented, Mrs. Sarah M. Greenwood, wife of Hon. George LUNT, 31.
In East Bridgewater, 20th inst., Deacon John WHITMAN in his 108th year.
In Hardwick, 9th inst., Mrs. Dinah NYE, 87.
Drowned, in Concord, New Hampshire, in the Merrimack river, George M., aged 11 years, only son of Rev. Moses G. THOMAS, while bathing with other boys.  So terrified were the boys with him that they fled, and no information could be obtained from them as to where he sank; and although it was known before 9 o'clock that he was in the river, the body was not recovered till 11, notwithstanding the river was full of men and boys searching for him.
On board brig SAMUEL & JOHN, 14th March, on her passage from Boston for Pernambuco, William T. LEWIS of Boston, seaman.  He fell from the foretopgallant yard, struck the deck and was instantly killed.

August 4, 1842
In South Dennis on Wednesday 27th ult., Capt. Nathan NICKERSON, aged 27.
In Edgartown, 24th ult., Mrs. Emeline, wife of Capt. Alexander PERRY, 26 years and 6 months.
27th, suddenly, an infant daughter of Mr. Jared NORTON, 8 months.
28th, of consumption, Miss Hepsy HOLLY, 44.
In Wellfleet, 26th ult., Mrs. Mary E., wife of Allen H. JONES of Boston, 23.
In Boston, Corrisda S., infant daughter of Charles and Adeline BAXTER.
In South Boston, 20th ult., Octavius M., second son of Mr. Frederick NICKERSON, 4 years.
In Boston, on Friday last of scarlet fever, Mrs. Lydia Crocker, wife of William BACON of Boston and daughter of the late Joseph NYE of Sandwich, aged 24 years.
Died at his residence in Sandwich on the 29th ult., after a short but distressing illness, Asa S. WING, Principal of the Sandwich Boarding School for boys and a member of the Society of Friends, aged 34.

August 11, 1824
In our notice of the death of Capt. N. NICKERSON of South Dennis, there was an error of date.  Read 3d inst., instead of 27th ult.
In Dennis, 4th inst., Mr. Judah HOWES, 38.
In Osterville on Sunday night last, Mrs. Pamela, wife of Capt. Harvey SCUDDER, 32.
In Falmouth, 29th ult., Mrs. Mehitable, widow of the late Nathaniel BOURNE, about 84.
At Woods Hole, July 1, Mrs. Temperance, wife of Sandford HERENDEEN, 35.
In Boston, Mary Sigourney, daughter of Mr. George G. CHANNING, 22.
In Chelsea on Saturday morning, of dysentary, George H., son of Mr. Henry CABOT, 1 year, 10 months.
July 24th of croup, Mary Priscilla, 4 years and 8 months; and Aug. 5th, Caroline Elizabeth, 2 years and 10 months; only children of Mr. Walter CROSBY.
Died in Sandwich, August 2, 1842, Rev. Jonathan BURR in the 86th year of his age.  He ws born in Bridgewater, January 20, 1757; graduated at Harvard University 1784; settled in Sandwich April 18, 1787; dismissed, December 25, 1818.
          We seldom have to record the death of one whose departure will be noticed and lamented by a more numerous and extensive circle of acquaintence and friends.  His character was of the stamp which we should naturally conceive would be found among the better class of society in the earlier and less corrupt and changeful days of our favored country.  As a husband, a neighbor, a Christian, a friend to the poor, a comforter of the afflicted, his example is worthy to be remembered and imitated.  His Christian integrity and trust in God, through a long course of years, and amidst various trials, will afford abundant matter for humble gratitude and chastened joy.
         As a preacher he was affectionate, solemn and impressive.  Though he knew it would detract from his popularity, yet he avowed the sentiments which he believed and preached the truth without fear.  He held a distinguished place among his contemporaries.  His ministry was not without success - 335 he admitted to the church in Sandwich; 114 were received in the year 1808 as the fruits of a revival.  He loved to see Christians alive and sinners turn to the Lord.  He was happy in preaching those truths which the Spirit is wont to bless for the comfort and confirmation of the believers and the enlargement of Zion.  And it was his delight to hear, and meditate upon those truths as the infirmities of old age were creeping upon him, and until the day of his death.
        He enjoyed the affection and confidence of his pupils; and yet no one could be long a member of his school without being convinced that it was not a slight offence to break any of his commands.  For four years he pursued his course of teaching, without resorting in a single instance, to any corporal punishment.  And his school, during this whole period was noted for its regularity and stict observance of order.  A look of approbation from him was prized and had effect; a frown was a punishment so severe that it did not need to be often repeated.
        The "Sandwich Academy" came into being through his efforts and prayers and sacrifice of time and property.  While he had the control of it, few institutions of the kind have flourished so well.  We can truly say that no individual in the County has done half so much as he to promote the cause of education.  It is from the founding of the Academy in Sandwich that we date the revivals of learning in the region.   Many yet living, who were once his pupils, when they read his death, will look down from the various stations of honor and influence to which they have attained, and remember the Teacher to whom faithful instructions they are so greatly indebted and will shed the tear of sympathy and of gratitude when they call to mind the form of him whom they will never cease to venerate.  His old age was tranquility and his end was peace.

August 18, 1842
In South Dennis, 13th inst., Mrs. Susan, widow of the late Mr. Freeman BAKER, 64.
In West Barnstable, 10th inst., Mrs. Catharine, wife of Mr. Solomon LUMBERT.  About ten months previous to her decease she experienced a shock of palsy, since which she has not been able to speak.
At Marston's Mills on Saturday morning last, Dr. Bennett WING, aged 36.  He had resided in Barnstable about eight years, during which time he had acquired an extensive and successful practice in his profession.  Unusually affable in his deportment, he had won the love and esteem of a large circle of acquaintences, among whom his loss is felt to be irraparable.  His disease, the dysentary, baffled the united skill of a large number of his professional friends.
In Edgartown, 15th inst., John, son of Mr. Edgar M. BAYLIES, 1 year.
In Chilmark, Widow Hannah PEASE, 89.
In Dorchester, 4th inst., after a long and distressing sickness, Mrs. Polly COLE, 53, formerly of Orleans.
In Cienfuegos, July 9th, Mr. William HIGGINS of P'town, seaman.

August 25, 1842
At the Alms House in this town on Sunday last, Mr. Moses LINNELL, 72.
In Centreville, 18th inst., Mr. Ebenezer CASE, 85.  Mr. CASE was in the Continental service during a part of the American Revolution as a sailor on board the naval ship WARREN, and for the duties he performed, and the suffering he endured in the great struggle for Liberty, his redeemed country awarded to him a pension, which has been a comfort and a solace to him in his declining years.  He was confined  in Mill Prison two years during the War and suffered greatly with smallpox.

September 1, 1842
In Hyannis Port, a child of Capt. Amasa BEARSE, 7 months old.
In West Yarmouth, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. Zimri WHELDEN and daughter of Winthrop SEARS, aged 21 years, 2 months and 12 days.
In Osterville, 1st ult., Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Morton CROCKER in the 69th year of her age.
22d ult., Russell, son of Capt. Harvey SCUDDER, aged 3 weeks and 3 days.
In Orleans on Wednesday last, Adeline, daughter of Mr. Simeon HIGGINS, aged 17.
In P'town, 30th ult., Mrs. Abigail Nickerson, wife of Mr. William A. ATKINS of the firm of Atkins & Smith, 22.
In Edgartown, 25th ult., Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. William GRANT, 3 years old.  She was instantly killed by the rolling of a barrel of water out of a cart near which she was standing.
In Nantucket, Lydia, wife of George MYRICK Esq., aged 74.
Elizabeth, widow of Richard LONG, 72.
In Fairhaven, Clement D. NYE, 51.

September 8, 1842
In Yarmouth on Monday, Mr. John COVILL, 22.
In New Orleans on the 24th ult., of congestive fever, Mr. Prentiss WHITE of this town, aged 42 years.
In Wood's Hole, September 1, Mr. Ephraim SWIFT, aged 91 years.
In Falmouth, 5th inst., of dysentary, Mrs. Rebecca, wife of James M. SWIFT Esq., aged 23.
In P'town on Thursday last, a child of Mr. James COWING.
In Charleston, Illinois, 19th ult., Mrs. Lydia, wife of Mr. William H. FESSENDEN, formerly of Sandwich and daughter of the late William RUSSELL Jr. of New Bedford.
In the Hospital at Fayul, July 13, Goliah SQUIB, a native of Marshpee.

September 15, 1842
In South Yarmouth 1st inst., Jeremiah, aged 2 years and on the 3d inst., Isaiah H., 4-1/2 years, both children of Mr. Allen and Mrs. Mercy FARRIS.
Marcus Morton, son of Hiram BAXTER, 3 months.
11th ult., Celia, youngest child of Capt. Braddock BAKER, 2 years, 10 months.
Mr. Heman CROWELL, 40 years.
In Barnstable on Friday morning last, Matthias, youngest son of Loring CROCKER Esq., 14 months.
In Centreville, Phoebe Ellen, youngest child of Mr. David and Mrs. Patience KELLEY, 4 years.
In Brewster, 8th inst., Isabella Frances, daughter of Rev. T.K. TAYLOR, 11 months.
In P'town, 7th inst., Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Gideon BOWLEY, 58 years.
11th, Josephine, daughter of Capt. John and Mrs. Susan ELDRIDGE, aged about 4 years.
On the same day, a son of Mr. Jonathan F. SMITH, 8 months.
In Falmouth, June 9th, after a severe and protracted sickness and much lamented by a large circle of friends and acquaintenances Capt. Timothy PARKER, 71 years and 9 months.
In Nantucket, Mary C., daughter of Baker BURNELL Jr., 6 months.
Judith COFFIN, 73.
Simeon ELLIS, 70.
Eliza LONG, 42.
In Chilmark, 5th inst., Laura, daughter of Mr. Thomas H. LUMBERT, 7 years.
Died, in Sandwich, August 22d Miss Hannah POPE, aged 25 years, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas POPE of this town.
Died, in Falmouth on Monday evening, September 5th, Rebecca Dexter, wife of Mr. James M. SWIFT and eldest daughter of the late B.B. BOURNE of Falmouth, aged 23 years.

September 22, 1842
In East Dennis, 9th inst., John Bassett, aged 13 months and 9 days, only child of Howes and Minerva CHAPMAN.
In Wareham, 13th inst., Mrs. Olive WATERMAN, widow of the late Rev. Jotham WATERMAN, formerly of Barnstable in the 56th year of her age.
In Boston, Mrs. Mary G., wife of Mr. Benjamin BAKER formerly of Wellfleet, 31.
In Cotuit, Mrs. Julia, wife of Capt. David CROCKER Jr., aged 32 years.
In Sandwich, 8th inst., of dysentary, Rebecca, infant child of Mr. Franklin NYE, 6 months.
In Wellfleet, 8th inst., Mrs. Pamelia LOMBARD.
In Fairhaven, 12th inst., Mr. John P. WINSLOW, 54.
In New Bedford, 8th inst., Hannah BURROWS, 72.
9th, Mrs. Patience H. PATTEN, 47.
10th, Miss Hannah K. SHERMAN, 22.
In Plymouth, 12th inst., Miss Caroline COLE, 29.
In Duxbury, 6th inst., Mr. Samuel GARDNER, 72 years, a soldier of the Revolution.
In South Yarmouth on the 15th inst., Daniel WING, a worthy citizen of the Society of Friends, aged 42 years.
In Edgartown, 17th inst., Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. Henry COLT, 38.
On board ship AMERICA, Feb. 9, Edmund G., son of Capt. Edmund BRADLEY of Edgartown, 18-1/2 years and 6 months.
In Brewster on Thursday last, Capt. Benjamin BERRY, aged 76.

September 29, 1842
In Barnstable on Friday last, Mary Abby, child of Mr. Phillip HOWES, aged 2-1/2 years.
In P'town 13th inst., Eliza Ann, daughter of Capt. Andrew WILLIAMS, 14 years.
In Sandwich on the 24th of September, Francis D., youngest son of Franklin and Cynthia KING, aged 10 months.
In Edgartown September 26th, Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. Isaiah MILLS, 44.
In Holmes's Hole, 25th, Mr. Charles REYNOLDS, 32.
In Nantucket, Capt. Peter CHASE, 78.
In Plymouth, Mrs. Mary HOLBROOK, 91.
Hiram CHURCHILL, 17.
In Little Compton, 11th inst., Mrs. Martha TAYLOR, 83 years.
In Boston, Mrs. Susan F. WHEELER, 45.
In Charlestown, Mr. Otis CLAPP, 73.
In Warner, Vermont, 10th inst., suddenly, Mrs. Lucy, wife of John FOSTER, 59.
In Griggsville, Pike County, Illinois, in consequence of a cancer in her left side, Mrs. Ann, wife of Dr. Reuben HATCH, 56.
8th ult., off Gibraltar, Capt. Charles WINSLOW of Philadelphia, late master of ship MINERVA of New York, 52.

October 6, 1842
In this village on Sunday last, Thacher, son of Capt. Thacher GORHAM, aged 1 year and 11 months.
In Barnstable on the 3d inst., of typhoid fever, Miss Margaret, daughter of David CROCKER, Esq., aged 25 years, greatly beloved and lamented.
In South Weymouth September 30th, Abby Cornelia, daughter of Ackley and Emeline WARE, aged 5 years.
In Chatham, October 3d, of the whooping cough, Mary Frances, only daughter of the Rev. Charles ROCKWELL, aged 6 months.
In Sandwich, September 21st, Margaret Jane, daughter of Mr. Bernard RANAGAN, aged about 2-1/2 years.
In Wellfleet, 21st ult., Mrs. Betsey, wife of Robert Y. STUBBS, aged 35 years.
28th, widow Ruth ATWOOD, 88.
In Boston, 27th ult., Mr. Luther LEWIS, 45.
Mrs. Sarah W., widow of Asa HOLBROOK, 70.
In New Orleans, 7th inst., of yellow fever, Miss Sarah E. LEONARD, formerly of Taunton, 15.
In South Dennis, Miss Mercy BAKER, eldest daughter of Capt. Howes BAKER.
In Eastham, 3d inst., Rev. Solomon HARDY, aged 46.
Died, in Savannah, Georgia, August 15th, Capt. William SHERMAN, aged 29 years.  Capt. S. was the son of Mr. Ichabod SHERMAN of this town.
Died, in Brewster, September 30th, Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Capt. Freeman FOSTER, aged 59.

October 13, 1842
In Centreville, Floretta, aged 4 years, and George Wendall, aged 2 years, only children of Capt. Ephraim LEWIS Jr. - both were buried in the same day in one grave.
In Hyannis on Tuesday last, infant daughter of Mr. Lot HALLET Jr., aged 10 weeks.
In Nantucket, Mrs. Judith C. COBB, 24-1/2 years.
Mrs. Eunice GARDNER, 65.
Mrs. Valina PERRY, 64.
Miss Ann M. LANGTON, 18.
In Fairhaven, Thomas NYE, 74 years.
Nathan L. CHURCH, 19-1/2 years.
Widow Mary DELANO, 91-1/2 years.
In Middleborough, 28th ult., Mr. Joseph COLE, 99, a soldier of the Army of Washington.
In Marshfield, Mr. Anthony E. HATCH, a soldier of the Revolution, 89.
In Boston, 7th inst., Rebecca COBB, 23.
In Oxford, Mr. Elijah DAVIS, 92.
In Colchester, Connecticut, 18th ult., John Thatcher OTIS, a soldier of the Revolution, 84.
In Holden, 29th ult., Mr. William B. FLAGG.  He was married nine days only previous to his death.
In York, Maine, 6th inst., Abby Matilda, youngest child of Capt. George MOODY of Boston, 2 years and 10 months.
In Liverpool, England, after a lingering illness, Mr. Charles SNOW, 40, son of the late Charles D. SNOW of Boston - highly respected and deeply regretted.
Died in Eastham, 3d inst., Rev. Solomon HARDY, aged 46.  Mr. HARDY was born in Hollis, New Hampshire 1796; graduated at Middlebury College 1824; and studied theology at Andover.
Died, the 26th, Miss Mercy BAKER.  She was born in South Dennis October 29, 1823, the eldest daughter of Capt. and Mrs. BAKER.  (Howes BAKER and Persis BAKER)

October 20, 1842
In Yarmouth Port on Saturday last, Nelson Thomas, son of Mr. Eldridge LOVELL, aged 19 months.
In Yarmouth, 11th inst., Lucy, daughter of Mr. Eben BRAY, aged 7 years.
In Hyannis, October 6th, William L., son of Davis and Ellen M. COBB, aged 5 months and 9 days.
Mr. James HALLETT, aged about 50.
In Cotuit, wife of Mr. Benjamin COATS and daughter of Mr. Job HANDY, about 24.
In Middleborough, 6th inst., Jacob Addison, only child of Mr. H.A. SPARROW, 15 months and 9 days.
In Edgartown, 13th inst., suddenly, Miss Caroline B., second daughter of the late Timothy COFFIN, 16 years.
In Boston on Saturday 15th inst., Rev. William C. STULL of P'town, aged 24 years.

October 27, 1842
In West Barnstable, 15th inst., Cyrus F., only son of Jonas WHITMAN, aged 1 year and 15 days.
In Pocasset, 6th inst., Sarah M. EVERSON, grand daughter of Mrs. Chloe BLISH of Barnstable, aged 21 years and 6 months.
In Harwich, August 20th, Deacon Freeman MOODY, aged 28.
In Taunton, 22d inst., Mrs. Caroline, wife of Capt. Barzillai FISHER of Edgartown, aged 25.
In Boston, 23d inst., Mr. Joseph K. LEWIS, 30.
In Shrewsbury, 16th inst., Mrs. Sophia, wife of Capt. Josiah RICHARDSON, 26 years.

November 3, 1842
In Barnstable, 27th ult., Mrs. Sally LEWIS, 71.
In Marston's Mills, 28th ult., Mr. Zaccheus FULLER, 83, a soldier of the Revolution.
In East Sandwich, 23d ult., after an illness of 5 years, Mr. Bartlett HILLIARD Jr., aged 25-1/2 years.
In Nantucket, Abigail, wife of Obed MACY, an esteemed Elder of the Society of Friends, in the 78th year of her age.
In Roxbury, 25th ult., Mrs. Martha, wife of Josiah RICHARDSON, 57.
Died, in Harwich, October 23d, Reuben CAHOON, Esq., aged 60.

November 10, 1842
In this village, on Monday afternoon last, Miss Hester Ann RYDER, daughter of Mr. Benjamin and Mrs. Betsey RYDER, aged 15 years and 7 months.
In Barnstable on Sunday last, Mrs. Lydia, widow of Capt. Prentiss CROWELL, aged 46 years.
In South Harwich, October 17, Mrs. Betsey, wife of Capt. Zephaniah NICKERSON in the 54th year of her age.
In New Orleans, August 27th, of yellow fever, Mr. Reuben TAYLOR, son of Mr. James TAYLOR of this town, aged 20 years.  He ws 2d Officer of a ship at that port.  He was an active and enterprising young man and beloved by all who knew him.
In Plympton, 20th ult., Mr. Noah THOMAS, 83.
25th ult., Mr. Simeon LORING, 79 - Revolutionary pensioners.
In Epping, New Hampshire, 19th ult., Mrs. Elsey, wife of Mr. Zebulon DOW, 84, cause of death her clothes taking fire.
In Freedom, Maine, Ruth, youngest child of Mr. Thomas PENNEY, 6 years.  She fell backward into a kettle partly filled with hot water and died in one week.

November 17, 1842
In Hyannis Port on the 16th inst., very suddenly, Capt. Joseph GAGE, aged 75 years.  The funeral will take place at his residence on Friday, the 18th inst., at half past one o'clock, p.m.
In South Yarmouth, 6th inst., Mrs. Cordelia, wife of Mr. Charles HALLETT.
In Brewster on the 10th inst., Joseph SMITH, Esq., in the 74th year of his age.
Mrs. Jane, widow of the late Isaac FREEMAN, aged 83.
On Saturday, Anguish McCLOUD, a pensioner - he was supposed to be 112 years old!
In Chatham, Mrs. Susan, wife of Mr. Gideon ELDRIDGE Jr., about 22 years.
In Surinam, Capt. Benjamin FOSTER, master of brig PREMIUM of Gloucester, 55.
1st inst., on the passage from Jamaica to New York, Capt. DYER, master of schr WILLIAM W. WYER of P'town.  His body was committed to the deep.
Died, in Chatham, 4th inst., of whooping cough, Lydia F., only child of Capt. Hiram and Lydia HARDING, aged 6 months.

November 24, 1842
In Barnstable on Monday night last, Miss Hannah EMERY, aged about 45.
In Monument (Sandwich), on Friday last, very suddenly, Elisha PERRY, Esq., aged about 60 years.
In Eastham, Mrs. Priscilla, wife of Mr. Simeon DOANE Jr., aged about 23.
In Truro, 18th inst., Mrs. Rachel COLLINS.
In Boston, Mather ELLIS, Esq., 72.
20th inst., George Andrew, son of Peter and Elizabeth THATCHER, 15 years.
In Charlestown, 17th inst., Mrs. Alice RICH, 5_ years.
In Newton Upper Falls, 7th inst., Miss Mary CROCKER, 44.

December 1, 1842
In Yarmouth on Thursday last, William, eldest son of Capt. William WHITE in the 7th year of his age; an interesting and promising boy.
In Centreville, 15th inst., Mrs. Mercy, wife of Mr. David LINNELL, aged about 73 years.
In East Falmouth, October 30, Alice Swain, only daughter of Isaac H. HATCH, 9 months.
In Pocasset, Mr. Samuel SWIFT, aged about 80.
In Boston, 21st inst., Mary B. SMITH, 18.
23rd, Mary J.BICKNER, 11-24.
25th, Joseph TUCKER, 66.
On board brig SPLENDID on the passage from Buenos Ayres to New York, October 23rd, Capt. Varaum FREEMAN, master of said brig.
In Boston, Frederick William DOANE, 30.
Died in Harwich, November 17, Mrs. Elizabeth, consort of Mr. Samuel BASSETT, aged 65 years.

December 8, 1842
In Barnstable, 28th ult., Mr. Charles DAVIS, 33.
In Marston's Mills, 29th ult., Mr. Enoch HINCKLEY, in the 92nd year of his age.
In West Harwich, 27th ult., Abigail, widow of Obed SMITH, aged 89.
In Harwich, 4th inst., Mrs. Betsey, wife of Capt. Elbridge G. CLARK, 32.
In Eastham, Capt. George COLLINS, aged 56.
In Philadelphia, 24th ult., Capt. James HINCKLEY, formerly of  Barnstable, aged 37 years.
In Batavia, July 28th, Mr. Horatio JONES of Falmouth, 3rd officer of whale ship ANN of New Bedford, lost at Timor.

December 15, 1842
In this village, morn of the 14th inst., Mrs. Clara HEDGE, aged 54 years.
In West Barnstable, on the 10th inst., Mr. Timothy CHIPMAN in the 79th year of his age.
In Falmouth recently, Mr. Thacher LEWIS, 70.
In South Wellfleet, Betsey, wife of Joseph PEARCE, aged 25.
In South Harwich, 28th, Elijah ELDRIDGE Jr., 28.
In West Harwich, 27th, Abigail, widow of Obed SMITH, 89.
In North Falmouth, Mrs. Elizabeth T., wife of H. PERRY, Esq., and only daughte of Major Francis NYE, about 26.
In Eastham, Mr. Heman DOANE, aged 54.
In East Bridgewater, 10th ult., Nathan ALDEN, Esq., a patriot and pensioner of the American Revolution in the 92nd year of his age.
In Boston, 10th inst., James TREMORE, 90.
3d, Mr. Ozias G. WINSLOW, 29.

December 22, 1842
Died in Hampton Falls, November 20th of erysipilus, George W. CHASE of Harwich, aged 40.  Mr. CHASE had about five weeks before he was summoned to his final account, removed to Hampton Falls, and united in marriage with a Miss FLANDERS.  Thus suddenly is she bereft of her husband and an aged mother of a beloved son.
Died, in Woonsocket Falls, Rhode Island, in November, Hannah S. WIXSON, daughter of Isaac WIXSON, aged 17 years.