Vital Records of Medford, MA - 1630 to 1849

MEDFORD

DEATHS

UNIDENTIFIED REVE[bound in] –––––, wid., buried Apr. 10 1777. PR2 –––––, James, "a young man from Hampshire Died at m^r John Allbrees" Mar. 22, 1789. PR3 –––––, –––––, grand ch. Mrs. Polly, Aug. 22, 1775. –––––, –––––, "A Child at James Bucknam's," Dec. 13, 1776. –––––, –––––, inf. –––––, [buried] Feb. 8, 1777. CR1 –––––, –––––, "A Child from Winter Hill," [buried] Aug. 3, 1777. CR1 –––––, –––––, "a Stranger at Meads," [buried] [Feb.] 10, 1778. PR2 –––––, –––––, "A Child . at M^r Locks," Oct. 27, 1787. PR3 –––––, –––––, inf., "A Child of M^rs Bacon's daughter," [buried] 'last of Oct. or begin^g of Nov. " 1787. CR1 –––––, –––––, "a Child died at Jonⁿ Lock," Nov. ––, 1787. ["A Nurse Child," CR1]	Vol. 1 Page 463 Abbrevs
–––––, –––––, "a Child died at John Wallace's" Feb. ––, 1788. [Feb. 9. PR3] –––––, –––––, "a Child at Aaron Teel's" Sept. ––, 1789. [Sept. 25. PR3] –––––, –––––, "A Stranger," Jan. 7, 1790. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child at M^r Albrees," Oct. 26, 1792. PR3 –––––, –––––, inf. Betsey Smith "late" of Boston, [buried] Oct. 27, 1792, a. 7 w. CR1 –––––, –––––, "An illigitimate infant at Nath Pierce's," dissentery, [buried] Sept. 28, 1793, a. 13 m. CR1 –––––, –––––, grand ch. "old Sampson," dissentery, [buried] Oct. 18, 1793, a. 15 m. CR1 –––––, –––––, "A young Man . at M^r Usher," Oct. 29, 1793. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child . at John Prices," June 23, 1794. PR3 –––––, –––––, "a young man . at M^r usher," July 25, 1795. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child . at M^r Anthonys," Aug. 29, 1795. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child . at Isaac Tuft's," Sept. 17, 1795. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A nurse child a female at M^r Fultons," throat distemper, [buried] Sept. 22, 1795, a. 2. CR1 [d. Sept. 22. PR3] –––––, –––––, "An Infant in a French family," [buried] Oct. 24, 1795, a. 2 d. CR1 [d. Oct. 22. PR3] –––––, –––––, "A Stranger . at M^r Woodbridgs. " Nov. 13, 1795. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child . at Mrs Prichard," Feb. 10, 1796. PR3 –––––, –––––, "Child . at Widow Clisby," June 3, 1797. PR3 –––––, –––––, "Female Infant illegit," complication, [buried] June 3, 1797, a. 3 m. CR1 –––––, –––––, d. –––––, "perished abroad," [buried] Oct. 27, 1797, a. abt. 4. CR1 –––––, –––––, d. –––––, "perished abroad," [buried] Oct. 27, 1797, a. 15 m. CR1 –––––, –––––, "Dutchman," [buried] July 1, 1799. PR2 –––––, –––––, "A young man from Boston," drowned, "He was washing a horse," July 31, 1799. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A young man . at Samuel Hadleys," Dec. 8, 1801. ["a stranger buried by town," PR2]	Vol. 1 Page 464 Abbrevs
–––––, –––––, "A woman . at the poor house," Feb. 24, 1805. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A stranger . at John Ws," Oct. 4, 1805. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A child . at Mr. Watses," Oct. 9, 1805. PR3 –––––, –––––, "One of Dr Hosmores scholers," Mar. 3, 1806. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Woman at Mr Wheelers," Nov. 3, 1808. PR3 –––––, –––––, "a female Ser^t of M^rs Debois," old age, [buried] Dec. 14, 1808, a. 70. CR1 [d. Dec. 13. PR2] [d. Dec. 14. PR3] –––––, –––––, "A child at Dr Stearns's," Jan. 11, 1809. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child," June 29, 1810. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Man . at Mr Davis's" Sept. 26, 1811. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child at Mrs Lebosquets," July 28, 1813. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A man . at the poor house," Mar. 7, 1817. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Stranger was drowned," July 2, 1820. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Stranger . at Mister Harrington," Oct. 23, 1821. PR3 –––––, –––––, "Mrs Butters Mother," Sept. 12, 1825. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child," Feb. 10, 1826, a. 13. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child," Feb. 16, 1826. PR3 –––––, –––––, Apr. 7, 1826, a. 1 m. –––––, –––––, Apr. 27, 1826, a. 1 m. CR2 –––––, –––––, "A Girl at Mrs. Stearns'," Sept. 10, 1826. PR3 –––––, –––––, "Apprentice of Capt. James," Sept. 10, 1826, a. 17. –––––, –––––, "A Stranger," Feb. 3, 1827. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child," Feb. 23, 1827. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child," Aug. 7, 1831. PR3 –––––, –––––, "A Child," Oct. 27, 1831. PR3 –––––, –––––, ch. –––––, June 20, 1832. PR3 –––––, –––––, ch. –––––, June 23, 1832. PR3 –––––, –––––, ch. –––––, June 25, 1832. PR3 –––––, –––––, "child at Mr Rogers painter," [?buried] Oct. 23, 1835. PR44 –––––, –––––, "Found in Middlesex Canal near Canal Bridge, the Body of a male Infant, with a Stone attached to its neck by a cord, the verdict rendered by the Coroner was that the mother of said child was Miss Hannah Peasley and its death caused by Strangulation," May 19, 1842.	Vol. 1 Page 465 Abbrevs
–––––, –––––, sister "Mr. Goves wife," [?buried] Aug. 22, 1844. PR44 –––––, –––––, ch. William and Thomas [sic], Jan. 16, 1845. –––––, –––––, "at the Poor Ho child," [?buried] June ––, 1845. PR44 –––––, –––––, d. –––––, brain fever, Aug. 29, 1845, a. 5 m. –––––, –––––, weakness, Apr. 6, 1847, a. 1 d. NEGROES Abraham, "A Negro of Col^o Royall's," Apr. 12, 1775. Bristol, "a Negro Man of Cap^t Caleb Brooks's," Mar. 9, 1759. Caesar, "negro Serv^t of late Dⁿ Brooks," dropsy and complication, [buried] Apr. 18, 1785, a. 60. CR1 Catharine, "A Negro Girl of M^r Zechariah Pool's" Aug. 2, 1753. Cato (see –––––). Chester, "Negro man," Mar. 17, 1800. PR3 Chloe, "Negro woman," old age, [buried] Nov. 13, 1804, a. 100. CR1 [Cloe, d. Nov. 12. PR3] Cip, "a Negro man of the later M^r Pool's" Dec. ––, 1789. Cloe, "a Servant of Rich^d Hall," Feb. 28, 1784. [consumption, a. 40. CR1] Cooper, "A Negro of Col^o Royall," Dec. ––, 1775. Cuff, "a Negrow Man," June 9, 1789. [complication of diseases, a. 65. CR1] [Cuffy. PR3] David, Nov. 27, 1773. Delilah, "Negro," Jan. 31, 1794. PR3 Dill, "a Negro woman," consumption, [buried] Feb. 4, 1794, a. 44. CR1 Dinah, "a Negro woman of Cap^t Kent -- Charlstown," Oct. 17, 1766. Elizabeth, wid. Joshua Thomas, Indian, Feb. 4, 1753. Flora, "a Negro Servant of Stephen Hall Esq^r," Nov. 28, 1768. Fredrick, "a Negro of M^r Bishop," Sept. 26, 1777. [Frederic, a. 25. CR1] George, "a Negro of Col^o Royalls," Mar. 11, 1776. ["s^d to have Cut his own Throat," CR1] Hannah, d. Titus and Hannah Potamia, Oct. 14, 1745. Hannah Petamia, w. Titus, negroes, July 7, 1756. James, "a criminal," yaws, [buried] May 1, 1812, a. 21. CR1 Jones, "Black," [buried] May 1, 1812. PR2 Joseph, "Negro of Isaac Royall Esq^r," Apr. 11, 1761.	Vol. 1 Page 466 Abbrevs
London, "A Negro Man of y^e Widow Mary Bradshaw's," Oct. 15, 1760. Lucy, wid. Cuff, numb palsy, [buried] Jan. 21, 1794, a. 60. CR1 [d. Jan. 19. PR3] Lucy, w. Anthony, cancer, [buried] Mar. 18, 1800, a. 80. CR1 Nice, "a servant to Benj^a Hall Esq^r," May 19, 1783. [convulsion fits. CR1] [Vess, June 1. PR3] Peggy, "Negro Woman," consumption, [buried] June 14, 1794, a. 60. CR1 [d. June 13. PR3] Peter, "A Negro Man of Cap^t Francis Whitmore's," Oct. 14, 1760. Peter, s. Worcester and Flora "Negroes of Rev^d M^r Turell & Stephen Hall Esq^r," Jan. 9, 1762. Peter, "a Negro Servant of Hon^o Isaac Royall Esq^r," Nov. 18, 1769. Peter, "a Servant to Stepⁿ Hall Esq^r," Mar. 13, 1781. [consumption, a. 19. CR1] Phebe, "Negro Woman of the Hon. Isaac Royall Esq^r," May 9, 1765. Phillehas, "a Negro Girl of And^w Hall's," Nov. 30, 1751. Plato, "a Negro Servant of Hon^o Isaac Royal Esq^r," drowned, June 8, 1768. Pompy, "a Negro Man of Doc^r Simon Tufts," Feb. 24, 1765. Primis, "Negro," Dec. ––, 1786. PR3 Primos, "a Negro Man," Jan. 23, 1792. [Primus, complication, a. 53. CR1] [Primes. PR3] Prince, "Negro Man of Stephen Willis," Aug. 10, 1756. Prince, "Negro Nam of M^r Benja. Hall," May 13, 1766. Punch, "a Negro Servant of y^e Widow Brooks," May ––, 1767. Richard, "a Negro Man at M^r Hugh Floyd's," Aug. 10, 1765. Rose, "Negro of late Esq. Brooks," old age, [buried] Oct. 24, 1799, a. 86. CR1 [d. Oct. 23. PR3] Sampson, old age, [buried] Feb. 15, 1801, a. 85. CR1 [d. Feb. 13. PR3] Scipio, "late Serv^t of Pool decd," palsy, [buried] Dec. 15, 1789, a. 56. CR1 Selby, "a Negro Servant of Deaⁿ Benja. Willis," Apr. 5, 1761. Susanna, "a Negro Woman of y^e Hon. Isaac Royall Esq^r," Nov. 21, 1758. Vester, "a Servant of Benjⁿ Hall Esq^r," June 1, 1788. [consumption, a. abt. 40. CR1] Wenham, "a Negro Man of Jonaⁿ Hall Jun^r late Deceas'd," Dec. 29, 1753.	Vol. 1 Page 467 Abbrevs
Worceater, "a Servant of the late Rev^d M^r Turell," June 1, 1784. [dropsy and consumption, a. 51. CR1] York, "Negro Man of Cap^t Francis Whitmore," Jan. 29, 1762. –––––, "A Negro Woman of M^r Brown's," Nov. 22, 1774. –––––, "A Negro Child," ––––– [[buried] between Mar. 23 and Apr. 12, 1776]. CR1 –––––, "A Negro Woman of Deaⁿ Brooks," Apr. 9, 1776. –––––, w. Tony, [buried] May 28, 1776. CR1 –––––, "A Negro girl belong^g to Boylston," [buried] June 30, 1776. CR1 –––––, "A Negro Woman of Cap^t Tho^s Brooks," July 1, 1777. [consumption, a. 25. CR1] –––––," youngest Child of Primus," complication of diseases, [buried] July 4, 1781, a. 1 y. 6 m. CR1 –––––, ch Primus, [buried] Jan. 18, 1783, a. 1. CR1 –––––, ch. Pomp and Zerviah, fits, [buried] May 2, 1783, a. 3. CR1 –––––, d. Primus, "a negro," consumption, [buried] June 13, 1784, a. 9. CR1 –––––, "a Servant of the Late Deaⁿ Eb^r Brooks," Apr. 17, 1785. –––––, ch. Primas, Dec. 15, 1786. [ch. Primus, infirm, a. 15 m. CR1] –––––, "Negro of Watts Turner," May 27, 1787. [Cato, fever, a 21. CR1] –––––, son Primis, "Negro," Mar. –– [?1788]. PR3 –––––, ch. Primus, consumption, [buried] Apr. 2, 1788, a. 5. CR1 –––––, "A Child of Primes," Oct. 18, 1793. PR3 –––––, s. Phebe "Negro Girl," dropsy in head, [buried] June 24, 1794, a. 5. CR1 –––––, younget s. Oxford, negro, "sud death," [buried] Aug. 30, 1795, a. 3 w. CR1 –––––, ch. London "a Negro man" "was found Dead suposed to have perished in a storm," Oct. 25, 1797. PR3 –––––, ch. London "a Negro man," was found Dead suposed to have perished in a storm," Oct. 25, 1797. PR3 –––––, "The wife of London Oxford Negro woman," "perished abroad," [buried] Oct. 27, 1797, a. 26. CR1 ["was found Dead suposed to have perished in a storm," PR3] –––––, "A Malay slave of Andresse," mortification in bowels, [buried] Feb. 28, 1801, a. 19. CR1 ["An Jnjan Girl of Mrs Andrews," d. Feb. 27. PR3] –––––, "Child of Jethro Malatto," general weakness, [buried] Aug. 27, 1809, a. 5. CR1 [d. Aug. 26. PR3]	Vol. 1 Page 468 Abbrevs
–––––, "A black Man," Apr. 30, 1812. PR3 –––––, ch. Caser "a Malay," [buried] Feb. 26, 1816. PR2 [ch. Cesar, d. Feb. 24. PR3] –––––, "A Black Womman," June 1, 1818. PR3 –––––, quincy, [buried] Oct. 9, 1818, a. 4 m. CR1 ["A black child," d. Oct. 9. PR3] –––––, "A black woman drowned in the Canal not of this town," intemperance, [buried] Sept. 1, 1835, a. 65. CR1	Vol. 1 Page 469 Abbrevs