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Qass V ^'yp "'-^^t \ "O PROCEEDINGS ? OF THE 0(1^ mlmi listoriral focidg. 1873-74. PROVIDENCE: PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY, 1874. PROCEEDINGS OF THE pb(li| |.slaiul jji^blorjcal |)Ocirf]|. 18 73-74. PROVIDENCE: TKIXTED FOK THE SOCIETY 1874. y^m. HiSi. .»u4i in EtxcHk Committee on Publication. Hon. JOHN RUSSELL BARTLETT, Prof. J. LEWIS DIM AN, D. D., Rev. EDWIN M. STONE. PROV. PRESS COMPANY, PRINTERS. OFFICE KS OF THE RHODE ISLAND IIISTOKICAL SOCIETY, Elected Jaxuary 20, 1874. President. Hon. SAMUEL G. ARNOLD, Providexce. Vice Presidents. Hon. ZACHARIAH ALLEN, - - - - . Providence. Hon. FRANCIS BRINLEY, - - - . Newport. Secretary. Hon. AMOS PERRY, Providence. Treasurer. Mr. RICH:M0ND p. EVERETT, - - . Providence. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper of the Northern BeparlmerJ. Rev. EDWIN M. STONE, ProvidejsCE. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper of the Southern Department. BENJAMIN B. IIOWLAND, Esq., - - - • - Newport. 4 EHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Committee on Nomination of New Members. Rev. EDWIN M. STONE, ruoviDEXCE. I\Ir. WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS, . - - - Providence. GEORGE L. COLLINS, M. D., - - - - Providence. Committee on Lectures and Reading of Papers. PKOI^ WILLIAM GAMMELL, Providence. Hon. AMOS PERRY, ------ Providence. CHARLES W. PARSONS, M. D., - - - - Providence. Committee on Publications of the Society. Hon. JOHN RUSSELL BARTLETT, - - - Providence. Prof. J. LEWIS DIMAN, D. D., - - - - Providence. Rev. I:DWIN M. STONE, Providence. Committee on Care of Grounds and Buildlnrj. Hon. ZACIIARIAH ALLEN, Providence. ^Ir. HENRY W. LOTHROP, -' - - - - Providence. Mr. RICHMOND P. EVERETT, - - - - Providence. Audit Commitee. Mr. henry T. BECKWITH, Providence. :Mr. WALTER BLODGETT, Providence. H O X O n A R Y MEMBERS Elected sixce January 21st, 1873. July 1, 1873. William Cullen Bryant, New York City. Oct. 7, 1873. lion. John Lothrop Motley, LL. D., London, Eng. '* " Jan. 20, 1874. Jas. Anthony Froude, F. Ex. Col. 0.\-., * Fortlic complete list previous to this date si:e Procceilings for 1872-73. COERESPONDING MEMBERS Elected since April 1st, 1873.* July 1, 1873. Rev. 'Ihomas T. Stone, D. D., Bolton, IMass. Oct. 7, 1873. Colonel Albert H. Hoyt, Boston, Mass. William Chambers, LL. D,, Edinburgh, Scotland. Prof. J. C. Hoist, Christiana, Norway. G. J. Bowles, Esq., Quebec, Canada. Jan. 20, 1874. Frederic Kidder, Esq., Boston, Mass. April 7, 1874. William J. Hoppin, Esq., New York City. July 7, 1874. Hon. William Greenough, Boston, Mass. Rev. Samuel Osgood, D. D., New York City. Col. John Ward, Alexander Duncan, Esq., England. * For a complete list of Corresponaing Members previous to this date, see Pro- ceedings for 1872-73. RESIDENT MEMBERS Ox January 20tii, 1874. in the Okdeu of their Election. Richavd W. rirecnc, Elisha Dyer, Zachari.ah Allen, William Sprague, Robert 11. Ives, Albert S. Gallup, *Jolm Carter Brown, J. W. C. Ely, Benjamin B. Ilowland, Charles Sabin, George Baker, Henry W. Lothrop, John R. BarLleLt, Royal C. Taft, John A. Ilowland, Welcome O. Brown, Stephen Randall, Amos D. Smith, William Gamniell, James Y. Smith, Samuel G. Arnold, Seth Padelford, Charles S. Bradley, Amos Perry, William P. Ralhbun, Richmond P. Everett, Charles W. Parsons, John Gorham, Edwin M. Stone, William Binne}-, Henry T. Beckwith, William G. Williams, Tliomas Dnrfoe, William D. Hilton, Samuel W. Peckham, Daniel A. Taylor, William Goddard, George B. Oalder, George L. Collins, William Earle, Thomas A. Doyle, Rufus Waterman, John Kingsbury, William D. Ely, Henry B. Anthony, John S. Ormsbee, William T. Dorrance, John Oldfield, Deceased June 10, 1S71. ' . shoihb: islaxd histoeical SOaETT, H«r>--. -. - :% CbarT*? A. XscboSa, WiHiaxQ A. Mowiy. Heirnr F- Smilii, Jatm J. M«a3er, JLIbert T. Jenis. Benjamin T. Eames, E.ciben B, Cliainber?. HcuJT I-. Kendall, SaiBiiel r. HillliaD, AmasaS. Westeati, Jo5ej>b J. Coote, Jams B- Sisrajn, UiCHijas W. Cb»ee, J- Herbert Sbedd, WiDiain B. Wee3sii, Offlries E. Cajpeutira-, J. Erssliis Lester, WaHiaiEi CcwE<s, WHBam SMiT)lfs. Walter Blod^eat, - Isaac H, ^ CEntcmP- S^/- PelegW. ..^. ..._.... G«cffrfc E- Dr. ~::- FraDo? Brmlf^. George L. ClalfliTi, B- Itfini PaboiSe, Henrr G- E.asselL, Daaufel W. Ljmaa, BiDiiFlaad H^zaird, Jaax>es C. Hidden, y St. Hapfon. Sam W. Clark-e, ;_,_-, _ ean, Ije^ds B. Smiliu .^aiBoesH- Axnmigi^fz^ 'YUEiam J. lliBer. ^ "' ff^wi 't, C CSt3EIStGlB, Alf-- McMer BorSeD Bdwceu Jar.: - Ed^dii BajTows, Jcfi>epli E,. BroTm, Amasa ML. XaXcm, Charle? H. Boone, J- Tarrr Smirk, Caaiton A- Staples, Hiamas W. KcfcDeEL, Eisrl P. Mascm, Henrj" XnppixL Chan-es HarL WiHiajii r, Chaimiiig- TJjeodore W. FtdlBps, WiUiaim fG-TOST-enar, Benjasmi F. TbrnsLan. " Henry i. " Slepibeij I Erancas W- Caapenier, •Jcfibiia M Addemaji. RESIDE>T 3IE3IBEES. [elected StXCE AXXL'AL MEETIXG.] George C. Nightingale, Jr.: Albert Dailey, Carl W. Ernst, Ambrose E. Bnmside, Benjamin W. Persona, William Kellon, Gideon L. Spencer, Henry E. Turner, Samuel II. Wales, Olney Arnold, Benjamin G. PaVKjUie, James Shaw, Jr., Barnab.is L. Chace, Simon Henry Greene, Willi.im S. Johnson, Horace D;iniels, Charles G. ilcKnight, EmstDS Richardson, Daniel K. Day, Preserved W. Arnold, John P. Walker, William G. R. Mowrj, Henry A. Ilairington. Chju-les F. Taylor, Matthew Watson Armington, George W. Whitfurd. 2 LIFE MEMBERS. Jan. 16, 1872. George T. Paine, Providence. Jan. 17, 187-2. Henry T. Beckwith, Fob. 21, 1872. William Greene, Warwick. April 3, 1872. Rowland G. Hazard, South Kingstown. April 25, 1872. Holder Borden Bowen, Providence. July 11, 1872. Amasa M. Eaton, Xorth Providence. Jan. 29, 1873. James Y. Smith, Providence. July 11, 1873. Jarvis B. Swan, Jan. 26, 1874. Benjamin G. Pabodie, PROCEEDINGS OF THE RHODE ISLAND IIISTORfCAL SOCIETY. SPECIAL MEETING. February 11, 1873. The meeting was called to order by the Librarian, and in the absence of the President and Vice President, Dr. Charles "\V. Parsons was chosen President ^jro tern. Members present.—Messrs. Beckwith, Collins, Howland, Jencks, Parsons, Terry and Stone. The Cabinet Keeper announced the reception of numerous donations of books, pamphlets, engravings and photographs, since the last meeting. A Paper was* read by Rev. Thomas T. Stone, D. D., of " Bolton, Mass. , on George Fox, the Seer of the Inner Light." Rev. E. M. Stone followed the lecturer in extended remarks on the paper read, endorsing the sentiments put forth, and 12 RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIEXr. concluded by offering the following resolution, which, sec- onded by Dr. Collins, passed unanimously: Resolved, That the thanks of this Society are hereby presented to Rev. Dr. Stone, for the very interesting paper on tlie life and services of George Fox, and tliat he be requested to fnrnisli a copy of the same for the archives of tlie Society. The Secretary of the Society then announced the death of Henry B. Drowne, and after paying a brief tribute to his memory, offered the following resolutions, which were sec- onded by Rev. E. M. Stone, and passed unanimously. Resolved, That we learn with regret of the sndden death of Henry B. Drowne, a devoted member of our Society, an honoi'ed and trusted citi- zen, and an honest and christian man, who exemplified, in a marked manner, the virtues of a worthy ancestry, always seeming to keep in view his abiding relations to his Heavenly Father. Resolved, That this resolution be entered upon our records as an ex- pression of our appreciation of Mr. Drowne's character, and that a copy of it be communicated to his family in testimony of our sympathy in their affliction. Dr. Collins exhibited ;i manuscript volume in the hand writing of the late Moses Brown, giving an account of the yellow fever in Providence, from 1701 lo 1797, inclusive, with miscelhmeous notes and observations. Adjourned. QUARTERLY MEETING. April 1, 1873. Tn the absence of the President and Vice I'resident, the PROCEEDINGS OF QUARTERLY MEETING. 13 meeting was called to order by the Secretary, and Isaac 11. Soiitlnvick was chosen President ^;ro tempoi-e. Tlic records of the last meeting were read and approved. The Sectrctary read letters from the following gentlemen : Professor Joseph Henry, of Washington, D. C, accepting honorar}' membership ; Francis S. Drake, Boston, and J. F. AA'illiams, of St. Paul, Minnesota, accepting corresponding memberships of this Society, to which they had severally been elected. The Librarian announced numerous donations received since the last meeting from Hon. Px'njamiuT. Fames, Messrs. Samuel Austin, Henry T. Beckwith, William G. Williams, of Providence ; Rev. J. P. Lane, of Bristol ; and ]vev. Wil- liam Stevens Perry, D. D., of Geneva, X. Y. The following named gentlemen were elected resident mem- bers of the Society : Benjamin T. Eamos, Henry L. Kendall, Samuel F. Hilton, Joseph J. Cooke, Clinton 1). iSelUnv, James C. Hidden, George It. Drowne, Jarvis B. Swan, J. Herbert Sliedtl, George L. Clatiin, Henry G. Russell, Wil- liam Corliss, Walter Blodgett. Charles E. Carpenter, of Providence; .r. William Miller, of Bristol; Lewis B. Smitli, of Barrington ; Sam W. Clarke, Apponaug; Henry Howard, of Coventry; Daniel W. Lyman, and George H. Corliss, of North Providence. The following named persons were elected corresponding members : Mj^stic, Rev. Dorus Clarke, D. D Rev. Frederick Denison, of Conn.; , and Rev. Eihnund F. Slalter, 1). D., of Boston; Henry Wheatland, :^L D., of Salem, Mass.; Rev. Benjamin F. DeCosta, D. D., of N^ew York; Prof. E. B. Andrews, of Marietta, O. ; Benson J. Lossing, of Poughkeep- sie, N. Y. ; Frederick Miller, of Amsterdam, Holland; Samuel F. Haven, of Worcester, Mass. A vote was passed authorizing the Committee on Grounds and Buildings to make all needed repairs on the building. The Librarian was authorized to devote twenty-tive dollars 14 EHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCITEY. of the semi-centennial fund to the purchase of such choice and rare books and pamphlets as he may think best. Adjourned. SPECIAL MEETING. May 27, 1873. The meeting was called to order by the First A^'ice Presi- dent, Hon. Zachariah Allen. The records of the last meeting were read and approved.
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    _______ IPcJ. 0-141 INFERIOR l I:.DSI ATES ILI’RTMIiNFOFI IlL FOR NPS USE ONLY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE r. -- / RECEIVEQ NATiONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES DATE_ENTERED INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM - SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NA TIONAL REGISTER FORMS TYPE ALL ENTRIES-- COMPLETE APPLICABLE SECTIONS flNAME .- - . - - HISTORIC - Swan_Point_Cemetery AND/OR COMMON - LOCATION - . - - STREET& NUMBER 585 Biackstone -Boulevard .- CITY. TOWN - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT - Providence viCINITYOP #1-Rep. Pernanci J. St.Germain STATE CODE COUNTY - CODE Rhode Island -44 Providence 007 flCLASSIFLCATION CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS -. PRESENT USE PUBLIC . OCCUPIED . 2cPRIVATE - STRUCIURE - . IN PROGRESS EDUCATPONAL RESIDENCE XSITE PUBLIC ACQUISITION ACCESSIBLE IN PROCESS RESTRICTED çONSIOLRED YES: UNRESTRICTED INDUSTRIL .TRANSPORTATION OTIIEAcemetery aOwNER OF PROPERTY - - NAME The -Proprietors of "Swan Point CemeteryT’ - STREET & NUMBER ..- 585 Blacl-cstone Bive. CITY. TOWN STATE - Providence - VICINITY OF Rhode Island eLOCATIONOF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE. .. - REGISIRYOF DEEOS,ETC Providence City Hail STREET & NUMBER .- 2.5. IJorrance Street CITY. TOWN - SlATE - Providence Rhode Island REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TITLE - - Providence Broadbrush: Biackstone - LI. - DATE - July 1976 FEDEHAL XSIATE COUNT.Y LOCAL DEPOSITORY FOH - SURVEYRECORDS - Rhode Island 1-listorical Preservation Commission CITY, OWN STATE Providence - - Rhode -Island -______ - -- C 4’ri/4_ - ._t ? p - - ,- r * .._ _ - - . DESCRIPTION - - - - CONDITION - CHECK ONE - CHECKONE . 2CEXCELLENT - _DETERIORATED _UNALTERED ORIGINAL SITE - - MOVEO DATE _000D - - _RUINS -- 2IALTERED - _FAIR - _UNEXPOSED . DESCRIBE THE PPESENT AND ORIGINAL IF KNOWN PHYSICAL APPEARANCE - Swan Point Cemetery, located in the northeast corner of Providence, is-bounded on the west b.5’ Blackstone Boulevard, on the south by Butler Hospital., on the east by the Seekonk River, and on the north by the City of Pawtucket thud.
  • History 305W/405: the Maritime Atlantic World in the Age of Sail, 1450-1850

    History 305W/405: the Maritime Atlantic World in the Age of Sail, 1450-1850

    History 305W/405: The Maritime Atlantic World in the Age of Sail, 1450-1850 Professor Michael Jarvis [email protected] Mondays 2:00-4:40 pm Office: Rush Rhees 455 Rush Rhees 362 Phone: 275-4558 Office Hours: Wed. 2:00-4:00 or by appt. Scope of Course: The study of European expansion into Africa and the Americas between the ages of Discovery and Revolution has taken many forms. Some historians have pursued their investigations topically (slavery, migration, economic development, gender, class formation, etc.) while others have focused on particular colonies or regions, often with nationalistic, political or cultural motivations. Indeed, considerably more attention has been devoted to those colonies and regions that became the United States than elsewhere, due primarily to the fact that this country has produced so many historians. This course breaks with past tradition by shifting the focus of inquiry to the Atlantic Ocean itself, as the geographic center of an expanding European world. Rather than treat the ocean as peripheral while studying the settlement of the Atlantic coast, we will be primarily concerned with activities that took place upon its watery face, delving into the lives of the thousands of mariners who were catalysts in identity formation, migration, and economic development. Adopting a transnational and cross-culturally comparative and connective approach, we will focus particularly on three topics: migration (forced and free), maritime activities (seafaring, shipping, and fishing), and commerce (port cities and merchant communities), admittedly with a bias toward an expanding British Empire in the 17th and 18th centuries. By the end of this course, you will hopefully appreciate the centrality of the sea and maritime enterprises to the histories of Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
  • S38541 Prince Bent

    S38541 Prince Bent

    Southern Campaigns American Revolution Pension Statements and Rosters Pension Application of Prince Bent S38541 RI Transcribed and annotated by C. Leon Harris. State of Rhode Island On this Seventeenth day of April 1818, before me the Subscriber, one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Washington in said State, Personally appears Prince Bent a man of Colour (being Born in Africa his age cannot be ascertained and he is far advanc’d Resident in Hopkinton in the County and State aforesaid who being by me first duly Sworn according to Law, doth, on his Oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the provision made by the late act of Congress entitled An act to Provide for certain persons engaged in the Land and Naval Service of the United States in the revolutionary War That he the said Prince Bent enlisted (in March 1778) in Hopkinton in the County and State aforesaid under Lieut David Johnson joined the Company Commanded by Capt Elijah Lewis in Colo Green’s [sic: Christopher Greene] Regiment (after Commanded by Colo [Jeremiah] Olney) then at East Greenwich; that he continued to serve in said corps or in the service of the United States, until about June 1783 as near as he can Recollect when he was discharged from Service in Albany (at the hospital in the State of New York That his certifycate certifyd That he served Five year Three Months and some Days that he carried his Furlow in his Pocket got it wet and it come to Pieces That he was in the Battle on Rhode Island [29 Aug 1778] in Sulivans Expedition [sic: Gen.