Cape Cod, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Obituaries (Jan-Jul 1845)
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Transcribed by Mercier, Jane 
"Newspaper Obituaries from the Yarmouth Register 1841-1846".  

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January 2, 1845
In Cotuit Port, on Monday last, of consumption, Capt. Horace S. COCKER, aged 31 years.
In Harwich, 29th ult., Esther, daughter of the late Capt. Leonard CLARK, aged 12.
In Eastham, 25th ult., Mrs. Hannah SMITH, aged 76 years.
In Dracut, Massachusetts, in July last, Mr. Charles CHIPMAN, formerly of Sandwich, aged 36 years.
In Boston, 24th ult., of scarlatina, Theophilus, second son of Theophilus and Caharine A. PARSONS, aged 6 years.
In Bridgewater, 25th ult., Rev. Samuel WORCESTER, 54.
In Nantucket, Obed MACY, 82 years and 11 months, a worthy and exemplary elder of the Society of Friends and author of the History of Nantucket.
In New York, 21st ult., Miss Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Capt. William NEWCOMB.
At sea, 21st ult., on board schr FRANCES HALLET on the pasage from Aux Cayes to New York, Capt. _________LEWIS, of Dennis, master.  4th, James PIPER of Dennis, seaman.
In Brooklyn, New York, 29th ult., of consumption, Mary, wife of Capt. Allen H. BEARSE of Hyannis, aged about 26.

January 9, 1845
At South Yarmouth, on the 5th inst., from the rupture of an aneurism of the aorta, Mr. Sylvester BAKER, agd 53.
On Sunday, Maria Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. David CHUBBS, aged 4 years.
In Barnstable, on Sunday last, of consumption, Mrs. Eliza, wife of Mr. David STURGIS, aged 40.
On Satuday morning last, Miss Anna CHILDS, 75.
In Harwich, 3d inst., Emeline Thacher, daughter of the late Mr. James ELLIS, 4 years.
In Pocasset, on Monday evening, Mr. Avery CHADWICK, aged about 70.
In Boston, 5th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. William STOWE.

January 16, 1845
In South Yarmouth, this morning, of scarlet fever, Miss Hannah G., eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph G. TRIPP, aged 17 years.
In Harwich, 3d inst., Mrs. Rebecca ALLEN, aged XCVII.
In Truro, 24th ult., John K. HOPKINS, aged _____years.
In Edgartown, 6th inst., Mrs. Sophia, wife of Capt. Ephraim MARCHANT, 66.
In Aux Cayes, no date, Mr. Nathan HOPKINS, 1st officer and Simeon HOPKINS, seaman, of brig VULTURE of Duxbury.  21st ult., Prince DOANE, seaman, of same.  These three young men belonged to Eastham, where their homes are within a half mile of each other.

January 23, 1845
In Dennis, 16th inst., Mr. David Gorham SEARS, aged about 50 years.
In Pocasset, 12th inst., Mrs. Rebecca JENKINS.
In West Harwich, 11th inst., Samuel TRIPP, aged 31, son of the late Samuel TRIPP of that place.
In Boston, 16th inst., Mrs. Bethiah A., wife of Mr. William L. MORGAN and formerly of Truro, 26.
19th inst., of consumption, Mr. George C. WINSLOW, 25.
Lost overboard, November 13th, off Race Point from schr MINNA of Harwich, Mr. Leonard CLARK of Harwich, aged 28 years.  He has left a wife and six children.  The man's foot, boot and stocking, the latter marked LC (which drifted ashore early in December near P'town) belonged to Mr. C.  His wife identified the mark on the stocking.
Lost overboard, November 28th, from packet barque TURK on the passage from Philadelphia to Boston, Mr. Joseph HOWES of Chatham, aged 30 years.  He has left a wife and two children.  The body which washed ashore on the back part of Truro about the same time, was identified by the clothing to be that of Mr. H.
Lost overboard, January 13th, off Cape Fear, from barque HERAILIA, on the passage from Boston to Charleston, Henry PARKER, seaman.  He fell from the foretopsail yard, while close-reefing the sail, every exertion was made to save him, but in vain.
On board barque PERU on the passage from Cronstadt to Boston, Mr. Charles PARKER, cook.

January 30, 1845
In West Brewster, 21st inst., of scarlet fever, Sarah Hall, only child of Samuel R. and Susannah SEARS, aged 9 years and 1 month.
In Fairhaven, on Saturday last, Mrs. Mehitable, widow of Mr. John SWIFT of Falmouth, aged about 63 years.  Her remains have ben brought to Falmouth for interment.
In Wareham, 14th inst., Mrs. Jemimah S., wife of Michael ROBBINSON, and daughter of Prince PERRY of Sandwich.  She had been married only about five weeks.  The day before her death she arose in her usual health and while performing her labor, was taken suddenly ill and in less that 18 hours was a corpse.
Lost overboard, 3d inst., from brig SUN on the passage from Boston to Philadelphia, Franklin MALLOWS of Chatham, aged 17 years.
Lost overboard from barque YARMOUTH going down the Delaware, Mr. otis RYDER, aged about 28 years, son of Mr. Isaac RYDER of Yarmouth.
In Edgartown, 27th inst., suddenly, Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt. Chase PEASE, aged 65.
In Newbury, Belleville, on the 11th, Mr. Daniel FLANDERS, aged 84 years and 9 months.  He fought the battles of his country in the Revolutionary War.
Died, the 16th inst., at the residence of her parents in South Yarmouth, after a short but severe illness, Miss Hannah G. TRIPP, in the 18th year of her age.
Died, in Monument, Massachusetts, January 13, 1845, after an illness of about two days, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Seth BURGESS and daughter of Reuben COLLINS, aged 32.

February 6, 1845
East Dennis, 31st ult., of consumption, Miss Emily, daughter of Capt. William HALL, aged 19 years.
In Pocasset, on Wednesday, 22d ult., Miss Thankful WING, aged 50 years.  Miss WING has been confined to her bed for the last 26 years,  or more than half of her life and has been afflicted with disease more than 20 years.
In Seekonk, Massachusetts, January 23d of canker rash, John Carnes, son of John C. WELSH, Pastor of the Baptist Church in that place, aged 2 years.  Also, on the 29th, of the same disease, James Ridgway, 9 months.  These were the only sons of the bereaved parents.  It is remarkable that Mr. WELSH was called to part with his only two sons, John and James by the same disease within one week, in November and December, 1831.
Lost overboard, 25th ult., from brig SOUTHER on the passage from Port au Prince for Boston, Capt. John HARDY, master.  He ws a very enterprising ship master, much esteemed by his employers.  He has left a wife and thee children in Newburyport.

February 13, 1845
In Sandwich, on the 8th inst., William A., infant son of Zenas R. and Elizabeth R. HINCKLEY, aged 4-1/2 months.
In Edgartown, 8th inst., Mrs. Sarah GAGE, wife of Dr. J.T.E. GAGE, formerly of New Bedford, 31.
In Hingham, 29th ult., Mr. Ezekiel HERSEY, 84.  He was connected with the same religious society for more than 75 years and probably heard more than 8,000 sermons.  He was also a Revolutionary pensioner.
At Rio de Janeiro, November 23d, on board brig SEA EAGLE, Levi SNOW, aged 15 years, son of Deacon Laban SNOW of Harwich.

February 20, 1845
In East Dennis, January 19th, Sophronia Howes, aged 3 years, 7 months and 10 days; and 27th, Isaac Henry, aged 6 years, 1 month and 23 days; both of scarlet fever, youngest children of Isaac and Sophronia CHAPMAN.
In North Falmouth, 16th inst., suddenly, of dropsy, Miss Abby, daughter of the late Nathan ELLIS, aged 44.
Mr. Richard LANDERS, suddenly, about 70.
At Annisquam, Gloucester, 3d inst., Mrs. Eliza, wife of Mr. Charles G. SMITH, 46, formerly of Boston.
In New York City, 14th inst., Edward C.W., son of Mr. Charles A. STETSON, in the 4th year of his age.
15th ult., Jane, wife of Capt. William NEWCOMB.
At his residence in the Parish of Iberville, Louisiana, William GORHAM, Esq., a native of Barnstable, Massachusetts and a resident of Louisiana for more than 30 years.  Mr. G. was one of the few survivors who were at the lines on the 8th of January 1815, and was much esteemed for his noble qualities by all classes of his numerous friends.
In Havana, Cuba, January 3d, John DAVIS of Massachusetts, seaman, of ship CRISTOVAL COLON of New York.

February 27, 1845
In Barnstable, on Sunday last, Desire, widow of Mr. Benjamin LEWIS, aged XC.
In Osterville, 23d ult., Mrs. Abigail, wife of Mr. Josiah AMES, aged about 40 years, and on the 20th inst., Beulah, daughter of the same, about 3 years.
In South Sandwich, 14th inst., Mr. Jonathan MEIGGS Jr., 30.
In Boston, on Saturday, 15th inst., Mrs. Aurilla, wife of Mr. Samuel MALLOWS and daughter of Mr. David BEARSE of Chatham, aged 22 years.
16th inst., George Harris, son of Mr. George R. DOD, 2 years, 2 months.
19th, of consumption, Helen Frances, daughter of Mr. Thaddeus CONANT, 16 years.
21st, inst., Capt. Elijah ADAMS, 83.
Only son of Mrs. D.C. BLAKE, 5 years and 6 months.
22d inst., John, son of Mr. W.G. TAYLOR, 3 years.
In South Boston, 21st inst., Almira, child of Joseph and Almira UNDERWOOD, 2 years and 4 months.
In Lynn, 23d inst., Maria Elizabth, daughter of Nehemiah and Maria H. BERRY, 7 years.
In Nashua, New Hampshire, 20th inst., Mr. David SNOW, aged 35 years.  His remains were brought to this town and interred on Sunday afternoon last.
In New York, 16th inst., Caroline, wife of Nathaniel R.LONG and daughter of Joseph SMITH, Esq., of Dover, New Hampshire, 31.
In South Wales, New York, January 14th, Mr. Jonathan WALKER, 85, a Revolutionary pensioner.
In Rome, December 20, 1841, George Francis PARKER, son of Charles PARKER of Troy, New York, 15 years.
Drowned from schr WATEHMAN of Boston, on the passage from Attakapas for Baltimore, January 25th off Sand Key Light, Mr. Leonard NICKERSON, first officer, of Brewster.  He fell overboard while reefing the mainsail.

March 6, 1845
In South Yarmouth, of scarlet fever, 25th ult., Ann Eliza, aged 8 years, and 3d inst., Susan Maria, aged 2 years, children of Capt. Laban BAKER 2d.
In Barnstable, Mrs. Tabitha, wife of Mr. Wilson CROCKER and daughter of the late Capt. Thomas FREEMAN of Sandwich, aged about 35.
In East Falmouth, 11th ult., Mrs. Dinah LAWRENCE, widow of the late Shubael LAWRENCE, Esq.
In Chatham, on Saturday morning, Adelaide L., daughter of Samuel and Abby E. HIGGINS, 3 years.
5th, inst., of consumption, Capt. Washington NICKERSON, about 36.
In Edgartown, of croup, Henry Freeman, only son of Mr. Albert GODFREY, 4 years and 1 month.

March 13, 1845
(no entries)

March 20, 1845
In Norwich City, 10th inst., Mrs. Cornelia, wife of Rev. D.M. ROGERS, aged 27 years.  Her remains were brought to this town and after funeral services at her father's house by Rev. Mr. COGSWELL, were buried by the side of her kindred.
In Osterville, on Sunday last, of consumption, Mrs. Lydia, widow of Capt. Joshua LOVELL and daughter of Capt. Isiah SCUDDER, aged about 47 years.
In Boston, 11th inst., Col. William H. FREEMAN of the Marine Corps, 53.
9th inst., Mr. Eliakim P. MYRICK, about 41.
In Edgartown, morning of 17th inst., son of Mr. Edmund STUART, aged 3 years and 7 months.
In New Bedford, Emma C., daughter of Paul and Lydia C. HOWLAND, 3 years.
Son of Isaac D. HALL, 7 months.
Mrs. Susan TRIPP, 51 years.
In New York City, 12th inst., Henry Worsley, son of Rev. J.N. and Sophia PARKER, aged 7 months and 12 days.
In Bucksport, Maine, 7th inst., Capt. David KILBY, formerly of P'town, 84.

March 27, 1845
Washed overboard from brig CONDOR of Boston, February 1st on the passage from Boston to St. Thomas, Capt. Darius CAHOON of Harwich, master, and John MATTHEWS of Salem, seaman.
Lost overboard from packet ship LIVERPOOL on the passage from Liverpool to New York, 6th inst., Peter MANSFIELD, seaman, he fell from the jib-boom.
Killed, on board packet ship NEW YORK on the passage from Liverpool to New York, February 24th, John WALKER, seaman.  He fell from aloft.
In Boston, 22d inst., of consumption, Miss Susan W. NYE, 21 years.
In Chilmark, Miss Anne MAYHEW, 85.
West Sandwich, Ellen C. BRIGGS, died February 3d, 1845.

April 3, 1845
In South Yarmouth, on Monday, the 31st ult., of intus-susception, Stephen, son of Capt. Hiram BAKER, aged about 17 years.
In Marston's Mills, 28th ult., of lung fever, Mrs. Nancy C., wife of Hon. Charles MARSTON, 46.
In Bangor, 11th ult., Mr. Seward P. WINSLOW, about 22.
Lost overboard from ship CAIRO, March 29th, on the passage from Liverpool to Boston, Mr. Allen DOANE of Eastham.
Drowned, 23d ult., from schr JOHN on the passage from Cardenas to Philadelphia, Joseph GREEN, seaman, of Falmouth.  He fell from the foreyard during a gale and sunk before assistance could be rendered.

April 10, 1845
In South Yarmouth, wife of Mr. Kelley CROWELL, aged about 50 years.
In Hyannis Port, 8th inst., a child of Mr. Henry C. MARCHANT, aged 1 year and 6 months.
In Cotuit, 28th ult., of consumption, Mrs. Grizilda H., wife of Capt. Isaiah NICKERSON, aged 30.
In Sandwich, 2d inst., Hannah Eliza, infant child of Andrew B. and Henrietta W. GARDNER.
In Philadelphia, on the 26th ult., Emma Louisa, daughter of Francis M. and Almira BOGGS, 24 months.

April 17, 1845
In Osteville, 9th inst., of consumption, Miss Lydia, daughter of the late Mr. Enos AMES, aged about 25 years.
Also, the wife of Mr. Samuel CROCKER.
In Falmouth, 2d inst., Joseph DILLINGHAM, a member of the Society of Friends.
In Hingham, 4th inst., Sarah, child of David and Joanna K. LEWIS, 5 months.
In Boston, 12th inst., George Briggs, infant child of Mr. Joseph D. CLARK.
10th inst., Mary Ann, wife of Charles G. LORING, Esq., 41.
13th inst., of consumption, Susan Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. Norton NEWCOMB, 10 years, 7 months.
In Chelsea, 11th inst., Daniel McKenzie, only son of Allen M.and Nancy M. KENDRICK, 5 years and 22 days.
10th inst., Annie Augusta, youngest child of Dr. James B. FORSYTH, 4 years.
In Fairfield, Maine, 3d inst., Abiel HOXIE, a distinguished member of the Society of Friends, 76.  Mr. H. formerly belonged to Sandwich, he accumulated a handsome property, yet no one was ever turned away without being fed and clothed; and the stranger was always welcome.

April 24, 1845
In Hyannis, on Saturday last, Hannah L., daughter of Charles and Adeline BAKER, aged 1 year and 1 month.  In February last the second daughter of these bereaved parents was also suddenly torn from them by the same disease, dropsy on the brain.
In West Barnstable, 16th inst., John Shaw, son of Jabez HOWLAND, Esq., aged 40 years.
In South Dennis, 15th inst., suddenly, of canker rash, James, son of James and Tabitha BAKER, (grandchild of Arunah SMALLEY and Capt. Richard BAKER of Harwich and geat-grandchild of Samuel BAKER of West Dennis), aged 3 years and 6 months.
In North Eastham, very suddenly, at the residence of her sons, the widow Hannah HIGGINS of Orleans, aged 80 years.
In Boston, 17th inst., at the Masschusetts General Hospital, Mrs. Martha H. DAVIS, 71.
In Charlestown, 17th inst., suddenly, George Stacy, youngest child of Mr. Stacy BAXTER, 21 months.
At Belize (Honduras), 14th ult., of yellow fever, Capt. John LOVELAND of Harwich, master of brig TOKEN.  Capt. L. was respected and esteemed by all who knew him.  He possessed good principles and was always ready to assist the needy.  He has left a wife and a large circle of friends, who deeply feel this bereavement.

May 1, 1845
In Harwich, 22d inst., Mr. Job C. ELDRIDGE, 32.
In Eastham, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. Joshua HIGGINS.
In Monument, 14th inst., Mr. Edwad PHINNEY, 65.
22d, Geraldine Evelyn, youngest daughter of the late Elisha PERRY, Esq., 6 years.
In Falmouth, 25th inst., Elizabeth, widow of the late Browning SWIFT, about 60.  Mrs. Swift was a member of the Society of Friends.
In Boston, 23d inst., of consumption, Miss Laura Ann, daughter of Mr. Thaddeus CONANT, 23-1/2 years.
In Chelsea, 21st inst., Henry Stone, eldest son of Henry D. MOODY, 8 years and 2 months.
In Brighton, 24th inst., Bathsheba E., 2 years and 2 months, and Elizabeth B., 6 months - only children of Abram W. COLLINS.
In Edgartown, 23d inst., Mr. Beriah WEEKS, 73.
In Greenwich, 12th inst., Mrs. Mehitable SEARS, 101 years old.

May 8, 1845
In Yarmouth Port, 3d inst., suddenly, Mrs. Mary, widow of Mr. Abner HALLET, aged 82 years.  It is related as a rather singular circumstance that the deceased during the whole course of her life never went the distance of five miles east or west of the place where she died.  A journey which she once made to Point Gammon (a distance of 8 miles) was the remarkable event in her unusually serene life.
In Centreville, 1st inst., Geneva, daughter of Mr. Lemuel BEARSE, aged 2-1/2 years.
In Osterville, after an illness of two weeks, Julia Adeline LOVELL, youngest child of George and Adeline LOVELL, aged 3 years and 10 months.
In Orleans, 21st ult., Mrs. Olive, wife of Mr. Theophilus MAYO.

May 15, 1845
In Falmouth, April 30th, Deacon Braddock DIMMOCK in the 84th year of his age.  Deacon D. was one of a few survivors of the Revolutionary struggle.  For more than twenty years he was a member of the State Legislature.  He was an officer of the first Congregational Church in Falmouth 35 years.
In Eastham, 10th inst., James, son of Mr. Samuel MAYO, aged 18 years.
In Boston, 4th inst., Ann Louisa, daughter of Edward FISHER, 4 years and 2 months.
In York, Maine, Robert E., eldest son of Capt. George MOODY, 19 years. 
At Isle of Shoals, April 30th, Mr. Ephraim DOW, age 26.  He had gone out on a gunning excursion in a boat and his paddle striking the lock of his gun which was loaded, the whole charge passed into one of his legs, severing the arteries and causing him to bleed to death.

May 22, 1845
In Sandwich, 13th inst., Mr. Zeno LAWRENCE, aged about 40.  Mr. LAWRENCE was keeper of the Alms House in Sandwich.
In Wellfleet, 1st inst., Mr. Stephen YOUNG, a Revolutionary pensioner, aged 84 years.
In Fall River, 10th inst., of lung fever, Luzetta Amelia, youngest daughter of Mr. Frederick and Mrs. Alcy R. SEARS, formerly of Brewster, aged 15 months and 3 days.
In East Bridgewater, Mr. Thomas BAKER, 33.
In Brunswick, 2d inst., Mrs. Margaret S., wife of Mr. Charles FOSTER, 77.
In Thomaston, Mrs. Betsey EAMES, 85 years and 10 months.
In Bath, George B. NEWCOMB, 17.
9th inst., on board barque CARIB, on the passage from Truxillo to Boston, Gorham MAYO, aged 19 years.
About November 5th, of fever, on board brig GEORGE RYAN of Boston, Ichabod L. COLLINS of Eastham, seaman.

May 29, 1845
In this town, 17th, of consumption, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. William GRAY Jr., aged 25 years.
In Centerville, 14th inst., suddenly, of scarletina, Charles Edwin, son of Dr. B. MAGOUN, aged 1 year and 10 months.
In Chatham, in April, Mary Holmes, daughter of Mr. Benjamin ELDRIDGE, aged about 4 years.
Lost overboard, from brig COMMAQUID on the passage from Hull to New York, 17th inst., lat. 40-1/2, long. 68, Peter ADAMS, seaman.  He fell from the main topgallant mast.

June 5, 1845
In Sandwich, 22d ult., of consumption, Charles H., son of Col. Ebenezer CHAMBERLAIN, aged 9 years.
In Eastham, 27th ult., Mr. John HOPKINS, a Revolutionay soldier, aged 87.  He was in the battle of Bunker Hill and was afterwards taken in a naval engagement and imprisoned in Halifax several years.  He had enjoyed good health till a few days before he died when he experienced a paralytic shock.
In Boston, 29th ult., of consumption, Mr. Ebenezer SEARS, son of Charles SEARS, Esq., aged 27 years.  The remains of the deceased, after funeral service at the house of the father, were interred in the burying ground in this village on Sunday afternoon last.  The procession was the largest ever seen in this vicinity on a similar occasion.
In Nauvoo, Illinois, April 8th, Mr. Silas TUPPER, a native of Sandwich, 71.

June 12, 1845
In this town, 9th inst., Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Isaac WHITE in the 71st year of her age.
In Barnstable, 9th inst., Susan P., infant child of Mr. Prince HINCKLEY, 14 months.
In New Bedford, 3d ult., at the residence of her son, Mrs. Lucy, widow of Timothy HINCKLEY of Barnstable.  Her remains were brought to Marston's Mills for interment.
In Boston, 1st inst., of lung fever, Mr. James U. BAKER, 34.
In Newburyport, 6th inst., Hiram, son of Mr. Hiram CUSHING, 2 years, death occasioned by falling from a third story window a week previous.
In Augusta, Georgia recently, Mrs. Maria CAMPBELL, "The situation of the slaves at the South lay near her heart and during many years she devoted much of her strength and many also of her feeble and sickly hours, to their teaching and guidance and when the laws forbade the use of books, she taught them verbally of God and duty."
On board ship PLOUGHBOY of New Bedford, October 1843, John P. SWIFT of Falmouth, boatsteerer, 25.

June 19, 1845
At the Alms House in this town, Mr. Freeman LINNELL in the 49th year of his age.
In Sandwich, 11th inst., Barnard MAHONEY, 22 years and 4 months.
In Chatham, March 24th, Ziba N., son of B.T. FREEMAN, 1 year, 8 months and 18 days.
In Harwich, February 1st of consumption, Capt. Ezra KENDRICK Jr., 28.
In Plymouth, 6th inst., Mary H., daughter of Mr. Henry RIDER, 3 years.
In Plympton, 2d inst., Wilson Adams, only child of Ira S. and Rebecca W. HOLMES, 1 year, 3 months and 8 days.

June 26, 1845
In North Dennis, 12th inst., Mrs. Lucy, widow of Mr. Gamaliel HOWES, aged 67 years.
In Edgartown, 21st inst., Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. James FISH, formerly of Falmouth, about 26.
In New Bedford, suddenly, Mr. Amos KELLEY in the 55th year of his age.
In Boston, 19th inst., Mrs. Lucy SMITH, 62.
Mr. William CLARK, 36.
Clarissa Ann Harding, only daughter of John and Elizabeth S. DAVIS.
    
July 3, 1845
In Barnstable, suddenly, on Friday night last, at the residence of Capt. Thomas PERCIVAL, Kimball R., only child of Capt. K.R. SMITH, aged 18 months.
In West Sandwich, 13th ult., Cap. Elisha SIFT, aged 27 years.
In Boston, 24th ult., of consumption, Mr. Rufus NEWCOMB, 37.
In Kensington, New Hampshire, 24th ult., at the residence of his father, Dr. Henry TUCK of Barnstable, aged 37 years.  His remains were brought to Barnstable and entombed on Friday last.  Dr. TUCK was born in Kensington and received his early education in the schools of New Hampshire.  He studied his profession with Dr. George HAYWARD of Boston.  Without the advantages of a collegiate preparation, he supplied the deficiency by close application and early secured the approbation of the public as an emminent physician and surgeon.  About 12 years ago, he came to Barnstable and soon engaged in an extensive practice which continued to increase until his business was much larger and more lucrative than any other practitioner's in the County.  The sudden decease in the prime of life of so useful a man, is calculated to impress us anew with the impropriety of fixing our affections on early objects.
Lost overboard, June 29th, before daylight, from a schooner, reported the BROOKHAVEN of Edgartown, Capt. BERRY, for Philadelphia, which put into New York same night, a seaman named William CUMMINS, supposed to belong to Maine or New Brunswick.  He was heard to call out after he fell.  A plank was thrown over and he was directed to swim for the vessel, which was put about immediatly and the plank found, but nothing was seen of the man. 

July 10, 1845
In Barnstable, 5th inst., of consumption, Mr. Davis CROCKER, aged 72 years.
In Sandwich, 25th ult., Joseph Webster, infant child of William and Mary BASSETT.
In Wellfleet, May 12th, Mr. Christopher ATWOOD, aged 67 years.
In Holmes's Hole (Martha's Vineyard), very suddenly, 28th ult., Hepzibah M., wife of Capt. Richard LUCE, 52.
In Boston, 6th inst., of scarlet fever, Mary Woodman, only daughter of Josiah G. LOVELL, 7-1/2 years.
7th inst., very suddenly, Miss Sally G. LEWIS, 56.
In Medford, 2d inst., Mrs. Eunice HALL, 78.
In Rockaway, Long Island, 21st inst., Hallet PEARSALL, 47.  He received a wound between the small and adjoining toe, which produced the lockjaw and caused death within eight days.
On board bark WARE on the passage from Mobile to Boston on Saturday evening, of billious fever, Mr. Warren SEARS, 2d officer, of Dennis.
In Calcutta, April 14th, Mr. John T. HINCKLEY, son of Moses HINCKLEY of Boston, 25.

July 17, 1845
In P'town, 10th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Joshua COOK, 79.
In Medway, 4th inst., Mr. Oliver RICHARDSON, 91, a Revolutionary soldir who was at the battle of Bunker Hill.
In Dorchester, 8th last, Mary Ann, wife of Horace SCUDDER, 45.
In Chelsea, Joseph R.C., only child of Mr. Rufus R. COOK, 4-1/2 years.
In Syracuse, New York, 4th inst., Mrs. Lydia, wife of Mr. John MAYO, formerly of this state, 65.
In Rio Janeiro, November 23, 1844, Levi SNOW of Harwich, 17.  Seaman of brig SEA EAGLE of Boston, 25.  His remains were brought to New York in the SEA EAGLE.

July 24, 1845
At the Ware Village in Yarmouth, 13th inst., Mrs. Phebe, wife of Mr. Thomas BRAY, 60.
In Centreville, 5th inst., George Edwin, only son of Dr. Benjamin MAGOUN, aged about 3 months.
In Orleans, May 28th, daughter of Mr. Lewis DOANE Jr., aged 3 years.
June 3d, Mrs. Eliza D. HIGGINS, aged 25 years.
21st, daughter of Mr. Elisha SNOW, aged 12 years.
July 7th, Mr. Simeon TAYLOR, aged about 50 years.
9th, Mr. Thomas J. SMITH, aged about 34 years.
16th, Mr. Sullivan HOPKINS, aged 26 years.
18th, Mrs. Mercy SPARROW, aged 35 years.
The gentleman who handed in this list stated that all these deaths occured in one small neighborhood in the town of Orleans.  Such frequent instances of mortality are unusual there.  Our informant represents the deceased, all of whose funerals he attended, to have been worthy people.
In Harwich, Mr. Ebenezer PAINE, 71
Mr. Thomas SMALL, 61.
Drowned, in Harwich, 17th inst., while bathing, Lemuel ROGERS, 15 years, son of _____ROGERS of Orleans.
In Wellfleet, 10th inst., very suddenly, Frances Henrietta, youngest daughter of Samuel W. and Betsey HOLBOOK, aged 2 years and 2 months.
In Boston, 14th inst., Mary E., youngest daughter of Alexander KELLEY, 5 months.
In New Bedford, 14th inst., Mr. Jesse SWIFT, 45.
In Rochester, 28th ult., Mr. Ebenezer ELLIS, a Revolutionary pensioner, 83.
In Woburn, 6th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth H., wife of Capt. Isaac RICHARDSON, 67.
In Savannah, Georgia, 9th inst., Henry Tucker, only child of Mr. G.S. HARDING, 2 years, 9 months and 2 days.

July 31, 1845
In Yarmouth Port, 24th inst., Edward, son of Capt. Reuben ELDRIDGE Jr., in his 4th year.
In Sandwich, 10th inst., Nancy, eldest daughter of Mr. Nathaniel FULLER, 17 years and 9 months.
In P'town, 15th inst., Mrs. Martha W., wife of Capt. Richard A. COOK of schr WILLIS PUTNAM, 39.
In New Bedford, 18th inst., Mr. Job CHASE, 77.
Ellen Bruce, daughter of John H. and Ann M. KELLEY, 16 months and 18 days.
In Unity, Maine, Mrs. Hannah, relict of Hon. Stephen CHASE, 106 years and 12 days.  She was born in Swanzey Maine (Massachusetts), May 27, 1739.  She left 10 children, 66 grandchildren, 160 great-grandchildren, and 12 of the fifth generation.  There were about 150 of her descendants present at her funeral and 130 walked in the funeral train.
In Singapore, February 27th, Capt. F.H. ROGERS of Beverly, Massachusetts, 41, late master of brig GEORGE RYAN and formerly of Portland.