Abbott, John P. Capt. Home on leave 1863-01-10 2 Abbott, Jonathan App. notary public 1852-05-15 2 Abby, Ann (wife of William) Obituary 1856-05-24 3 Abell, Lucy Obituary 1840-03-28 3 Abeona (brig) Beached by gale 1834-12-13 2 Abeona (brig) Sold at auction 1834-12-13 3 Abeona (brig) Struck by lightning 1835-07-18 2 Abeona (brig) Sold at auction 1835-07-18 3 Abner Hall (schooner) Launched by Crandall 1846-07-25 2 Abner Hall (schooner) Excursion on, beauties praised 1846-08-29 2 Accidents Wilbur Coggeshall injured by oxx wagon 1834-03-15 2 Accidents Mr. Randall freezes to death 1834-12-20 2 Accidents Child chokes to death 1835-02-28 2 Accidents Child burns to death 1836-03-26 2 Accidents Mr. Cole killed in fall from roof 1834-09-16 2 Accidents British sailor hurt in explosion 1838-03-31 2 Accidents Infant scalded to death 1839-02-02 2 Accidents Child scalded to death 1839-10-19 3 Accidents Richard West strikes head, dies 1840-02-29 3 Accidents D. Bullock hurt by pile of lumber 1840-09-12 2 Accidents Mrs. White breaks leg in wagon accident 1840-10-03 2 Accidents Child dies in fire, saves brother 1838-02-10 2 Accidents J. Gladding injured aboard ship Ann 1840-10-17 2 Accidents Child of Nathaniel Gladding scalded to death 1841-12-11 3 Accidents Child of S. Robinson dies in fire 1842-04-02 3 Accidents Child of Wm. Richmond dies in fire 1842-04-09 3 Accidents Child scalded to coffee pot during fire 1842-05-14 2 Accidents Cook of sloop Willard suffocates 1842-06-18 2 Accidents Child of Jeremiah Munro dies in fire 1843-03-25 2 Accidents Child falls from mast of sloop, escapes injury 1843-07-22 2 Accidents B. Munro injured while blasting rocks 1843-10-07 2 Accidents Mary E. Bullock killed in accident at steam mill 1844-11-30 2 Accidents J. Rae hurt in farm accident 1845-07-26 2 Accidents Child of Wm. Pitman falls from tree, breaks leg 1849-07-21 2 Accidents Horses run wild with sleigh, injure two men 1850-01-05 2 Accidents Child run over with wagon 1850-07-27 2 Accidents Wm. Hathaway falls from sleigh, breaks ankle 1851-01-04 2 Accidents Child critically injured at Bristol steam mill 1851-0104 2 Accidents German worker hurt at C.R. Dimond & Co. 1851-05-17 2 Accidents Child of G. Johnson scalded to death 1851-07-26 2 Accidents Child of Daniel Slade severly burned 1851-10-11 2 Accidents Mrs. Gladding critically injured in fire, husband injured in rescue attempt 1851-12-20 2 Accidents Wm. Manchester injured at Gardner's Mill 1852-01-03 2 Accidents Wife of S. Taylor injured in sleigh accident 1852-01-24 2 Accidents Child of J. Bosworth fatally burned 1852-03-06 2 Accidents Jeremiah Green dragged by horse, severely injured 1852-07-17 2 Accidents Joseph H. Munro killed in accident at sugar refinery 1852-08-28 2 Accidents C.R. Dimond hurt in accident at sugar mill 1852-12-18 2 Accidents J. McIntyre hurt aboard ship Boy 1853-01-01 2 Accidents Son of Capt. Peterson hurt with sharp instrument 1853-01-01 2 Accidents German worker hurt in accident at sugar mill 1853-01-01 2 Accidents Sloop, small sailboat collide, passengers rescued 1853-05-21 2 Accidents Son of J. Weeden thrown from horse 1853-10-08 2 Accidents Wife of J. Bosworth severely burned by stove 1854-04-01 2 Accidents Son of Charles Herreshoff breaks leg in fall from horse 1854-04-29 2 Accidents Pig bites off finger of J. Bowler 1854-07-22 2 Accidents Stagecoach overturned, Mrs. E. Gladding injured 1855-01-27 2 Accidents J. McLaughlin found dead 1855-11-10 2 Accidents Wm. Phelps shot by careless hunters 1855-11-10 2 Accidents Mr. French injured while installing gas lights at DeWolf house 1855-11-10 2 Accidents Child of S. Dodge injured by falling timber 1855-11-17 2 Accidents T. Sullivan, RR. employee, injured by train 1856-01-05 2 Accidents F.G. West killed in fall from roof 1856-02-02 2 Accidents P. Kearney injured by wagon 1856-07-19 2 Accidents I. Cole seriously injured by heifer 1856-08-23 2 Accidents J. O'Brien suffocated by coal stove during record cold wave 1857-01-31 2 Accidents F.M. Dimond hurt in carriage accident 1857-03-07 2 Accidents Young man hurt by axe, dies of lockjaw 1857-03-28 2 Accidents Child of Allen Mott critically injured by falling rock 1857-06-27 2 Accidents P. Malady suffers severely injured hand in accident at planning mill 1857-07-18 2 Accidents B.M. Greene thrown from wagon, injured 1858-06-26 2 Accidents J.F. Munro hurt by saw at Gardiner's Mill 1858-06-26 2 Accidents Thomas Connaughton accidently shot 1858-06-26 2 Accidents Collision at sea, Capt. J. Ford knocked overboard, drowns 1858-10-16 2 Accidents Wm. McGuire gored by bull on farm of C. Potter 1858-10-30 2 Accidents Mrs. Perry severely burned 1858-11-06 2 Accidents Wm. Thompson slightly injured in burning fluid accident 1858-11-06 2 Accidents E. Brunsen seriously hurt in accident at sugar refinery 1860-02-11 2 Accidents Miss E. White dies after head injury sustained in skating accident 1860-02-18 2 Accidents Two men killed, 10 injured during tragic fire at mansion of James F. DeWolf 1860-05-12 2 Accidents Further description of tragic fire 1860-05-19 2 Accidents Wife of Geo. White injured by exploding lamp 1860-05-26 2 Accidents Boats collide, A. Newman saves Wm. Gladding from drowning 1860-06-16 2 Accidents F.L.B. DeWolf thrown from carriage, injured 1860-07-21 2 Accidents Capt. Davis Pitman injured on schooner Perine 1860-08-11 2 Accidents Servant of R. Rogers injured when thrown from wagon 1860-08-11 2 Accidents David Irish falls from barn window, critically injured 1860-09-15 2 Accidents Dennis Burden seriously injured at sugar refinery 1860-09-15 2 Accidents J. Coggeshall loses eye in accident 1860-11-17 2 Accidents J. Ide, mariner, hurt aboard sloop, Chief 1860-12-15 2 Accidents Mrs. Maria Dimond hurt by boy on sled 1861-02-02 2 Accidents Child of M. Clifford burned to death 1861-02-02 2 Accidents Prov. man, C. Sullivan, killed in accident at RR. Depot 1861-03-23 2 Accidents S. Blount breaks arm in accident at steam mill 1861-06-08 2 Accidents Wm. Tilley accidentally shots and kills young woman 1861-09-28 2 Accidents Accident clarified 1861-10-05 2 Accidents C. Scepell dies in accident at sugar refinery 1862-02-15 2 Accidents J. Champlin injured while discharging cargo at sugar refinery 1862-03-08 2 Accidents Widow Holmes child burned 1862-01-31 2 Accidents Bowen loses part of finger 1862-02-07 2 Accidents Irish lad almost drowns in harbor 1862-02-07 2 Accidents Sloop Capt. knocked down by barrel 1862-02-14 2 Accidents Horses run away with wagon 1863-03-14 2 Accidents Store windows broken 1863-03-14 2 Accidents R. Coffin injures foot working on barrel 1863-03-28 2 Accidents T. Bowler's son escapes serious burns from fire 1863-04-11 2 Accidents Mr. Thresher's foot cut at factory 1863-04-11 2 Accidents Pistol slug shot through store window 1863-05-23 2 Accidents Boy killed in steam mill 1863-05-08 2 Accidents Girl falls 18 feet out of window 1863-08-22 2 Accidents Thomas Grant almost drowns in Harbor 1863-09-05 2 Accidents Boys break a leg and an arm 1863-12-19 2 Accidents Girl severs fingers in steam mill 1863-12-19 2 Accidents Ellery Greene slips in snow, bursts blood vessel 1864-01-16 2 Accidents Wind blows down bulletin board, injures 3 young boys 1864-03-26 2 Accidents Man injured by knife of Butcher 1864-04-23 2 Accidents Woman, intoxicated, dies from fall 1864-07-02 2 Accidents Heavy stone causes injuries at Rubber Company 1864-10-08 2 Accidents Child dies of hot water scalding 1864-10-29 2 Accidents Child run over by carriage 1864-12-03 2 Accidents Skaters fall through ice in harbor 1865-02-04 2 Accidents Carpenters injured while working on rubber company 1865-02-11 2 Accidents Painter working on marine railway injured 1865-04-01 2 Accidents Man injured while uncoupling R.R. cars 1865-04-22 2 Accidents John Spooner falls off ladder at house 1865-06-13 2 Accidents Bristol Neck farmer hit by train 1865-06-20 2 Accidents Captain Hall injured on ship at dock 1865-06-20 2 Accidents Boy almost drowns off of Sprague's Wharf 1865-09-09 2 Accidents Man dies when schooner scaffolding breaks 1865-09-16 2 Accidents Stone worker breaks leg at quarry 1865-10-28 2 Accidents Man falls off horse, breaks leg 1865-12-16 2 Accidents Other man loses fingers while working at rubber company 1865-12-16 2 Accidents Man breaks leg on sidewalk 1866-01-13 2 Accidents Engineer dies from R.R. accident 1866-03-17 2 Accidents Woman found dead from previous snowstorm 1866-03-17 2 Accidents Man injured by machine at Herreshoff yard 1866-04-28 2 Accidents Workers on marine railway injured 1866-05-12 2 Accidents Stone carters injured when cart collapses 1866-06-23 2 Accidents Boy at Bristol steam mill injures hand 1866-11-03 2 Accidents Man injured while unloading coal at wharf 1866-12-08 2 Accidents Thomas Gayton injures ankle on ice 1867-02-02 2 Accidents Man working on RR. run over by cars 1867-06-08 2 Accidents Herreshoff yard foreman injured while on job 1867-06-08 2 Accidents Frederic Gladding breaks arms while working at rubber company 1867-06-22 2 Accidents Man loses part of arm while working at Reynolds Mill 1867-07-20 2 Accidents Lad has foot crushed in railroad turntable 1867-07-20 2 Accidents Prov, Warren and Bristol RR. has cars damaged from accident 1867-10-05 2 Accidents Employee of National Rubber Company loses parts of his fingers in accident at plant 1867-12-14 2 Accidents Man almost dies in fire, is saved by cat 1867-12-21 2 Accidents Mrs. Peter Bradford falls on sidewalk in town and fractures knee 1868-02-01 2 Accidents List of personal injuries for date 1868-02-01 2 Accidents List of accidents on Providence, Warren & Bristol railroad 1868-02-15 2 Accidents Henry Pitman, painter, dislocates shoulder on job 1868-03-14 2 Accidents Man injured after being dragged by train 1868-04-11 2 Accidents Fatal injury results when man falls off back of train and hits head on bridge timbers 1868-07-11 2 Accidents Man falls of ladder while working on house, injures ribs and collarbone 1868-10-03 2 Accidents Nat. Rubber employee loses fingers on hand 1868-11-07 2 Accidents Man shot through shoulder while hunting 1868-11-14 2 Accidents Child fatally burned in home on Thames St. 1869-01-30 2 Accidents Man loses arm and another is injured by saw at Nat.Rubber Co. 1869-01-30 2 Accidents Man has finger sawn off while working on boat 1869-02-06 2 Accidents Man scalded by hot water at Nat. Rubber Co. 1869-03-27 2 Accidents Fatal accident at Nat. Rubber Co., man dies 1869-10-23 2 Accidents Man almost dies from fire caused in his own epileptic fit 1869-11-06 2 Accidents Miss Patter loses part of hand at Reynolds firm 1869-11-13 2 Accidents Man loses part of finger while working at Reynolds mill 1870-04-23 2 Accidents Man has arm mutilated in accident at Reynolds Manufacturing mill 1870-08-16 2 Accidents Man falls off train, hits head and dies 1872-02-10 2 Accidents Young man loses hand at accident at rubber works 1872-11-02 2 Accidents Blasting accident seriously injures three men while removing rocks on Crooked Lane 1873-05-03 2 Accidents Henry Sanford falls thirty feet while painting house 1872-06-15 2 Accidents Three year old killed after fall from truck 1873-07-19 2

Accidents Prov. War. and Bristol RR. train engineer killed when train derails after hitting cow on track 1873-07-26 2 Accidents National Rubber Co. worker loses part of hand in machine accident 1874-04-04 2 Accidents Man drowns after falling off of rubber co. dock 1875-09-18 2 Accidents-Drownings Joseph Fales drowns 1834-08-09 2 Accidents-Drownings John May of South Carolina drowns 1836-10-01 2 Accidents-Drownings Artificial respiration discussed 1836-10-15 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of Swanzey man found 1837-06-03 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of 2nd man found 1837-06-10 2 Accidents-Drownings Sloop capsized, Job Mead drowns 1838-08-11 2 Accidents-Drownings Charles Phifer falls overboard, drowns 1838-09-29 2 Accidents-Drownings Madison Manchester falls overboard from sloop, body found on Bristol neck 1840-08-22 2 Accidents-Drownings Edward Fenner falls overboard, drowns 1840-08-29 2 Accidents-Drownings Sons of Joseph Sadler drown 1840-11-21 2 Accidents-Drownings Son of William Thornton drowns 1841-06-05 2 Accidents-Drownings Israel Waterman of Prov. drowns 1841-06-05 2 Accidents-Drownings Jessee Carter falls from skiff, drowns 1842-10-08 2 Accidents-Drownings Nathaniel Munro drowned during squall 1843-07-29 2 Accidents-Drownings Two men drown off Poppasquash 1843-09-16 2 Accidents-Drownings Nancy Bowen drowns after falling into mill pond 1844-10-12 2 Accidents-Drownings Young Negro drowns off Prudence I. 1845-06-28 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of unidentified youth found 1845-07-04 2 Accidents-Drownings Drowning victims connected to series of burglaries 1845-07-12 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of Wm. Winters found on Poppasquash 1845-08-02 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of Eliza Franklin found, intemperance blamed 1847-10-16 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of child of Cyrus Fish found 1848-07-22 2 Accidents-Drownings Body found on shore of Mount Hope bay 1849-06-02 2 Accidents-Drownings James Cunningham drowns after boat overturns 1849-09-29 2 Accidents-Drownings James Crowley falls overboard, drowns 1851-07-26 2 Accidents-Drownings Sloop transport capsized, 4 persons drown 1851-08-16 2 Accidents-Drownings Child, J. Quilt, falls from wharf, drowns 1852-08-28 2 Accidents-Drownings Sailboat overturns, Truman Brown of Valley Falls drowns, body recovered 1855-08-25 2 Accidents-Drownings F. Hincks and C. Feuring drown when boat overturns 1856-06-07 2 Accidents-Drownings Federick Arnold falls from wharf, drowns 1856-08-02 2 Accidents-Drownings E. Ryan missing, presumed drowned, last seen crossing frozen harbor 1857-01-24 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of E. Ryan found 1857-02-07 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of drowned seaman found 1857-06-27 2 Accidents-Drownings Samuel Mecaw drowns during late night swim 1857-08-08 2 Accidents-Drownings D. Graham drowns, intemperance blamed 1857-08-29 2 Accidents-Drownings Prov. man N. Searles, falls overboard, drowns 1857-10-03 2 Accidents-Drownings Guns fired to commemorate death of N.Searles 1857-10-10 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of N.Searles found 1857-10-17 2 Accidents-Drownings Son of J. Shippee falls from wharf, drowns 1858-08-21 2 Accidents-Drownings Capt. John Ford drowns after falling overboard during collision at sea 1858-10-16 2 Accidents-Drownings 5 year old, J. Lowry, falls from dock, drowns 1860-07-28 2 & 3 Accidents-Drownings Boat belonging to C. Potter capsized by squall, four men drown 1860-12-29 2 Accidents-Drownings James Burgess found drowned in Prov. River 1861-03-09 2 Accidents-Drownings Body of Owen McElroy found 1861-06-01 2 Accidents-Drownings George Burgess drowns while swimming 1861-07-13 2 Accidents-Drownings 15 year old drowns in factory pond 1863-12-19 2 Accidents-Drownings Alfred Cornell falls off bridge 1864-01-23 2 Accidents-Drownings Irishmen, Mr. Crowley, drowns in harbor after falling off wharf 1866-09-22 2 Accidents-Drownings Mrs. Charles Gacier of this town, dies in Long Island Sound 1867-05-25 2 Accidents-Drownings Boy drowns in harbor next to market wharf 1869-10-16 2 Accidents-Drownings Ten year old drowns in lake after falling through ice while skating 1873-01-11 2 Accles, Mr. Suspect in robbery of James DeWolf's tomb 1842-06-11 2 Ackerman, S.A. Committee for election of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-19 3 Ackerman, S.H. Sells stock, Bris Steam Mill 1840-04-25 3 Ackerman, S.H. Comm. of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Ackerman, S.H. Notice to officials and citizens 1840-07-11 3 Adams, Alfred Advertisement for shoestore and cobblershop 1843-07-01 3 Adams, Alfred Comm. to draft constitution for new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Adams, Ann Elizabeth Dies in fire 1836-03-26 3 Adams, Charles Edwin Obituary Child 1840-04-04 3 Adams, George J. Delegate to state temperance soc. 1834-10-18 2 Adams, George J. Married Mary Brown of East Greenwich 1846-05-23 3 Adams, John Marshall on Fourth 1846-07-04 2 Adams, John Store burglarized, account of scuffle with robber 1848-06-24 2 Adams, John Rents portion of house 1848-09-30 3 Adams, John App.to school committee 1851-04-05 2 Adams, John Marshall on Fourth 1845-07-12 2 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Appointed Major of Militia 1834-07-04 2 Adams, John (Storekeeper) App. Colonel of Militia 1835-07-04 2 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Director, Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Adams, John (Storekeeper) V.P. of Bristol Co. Temperance So. 1839-03-02 2 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Notice, store closed 1841-02-27 3 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Re-opens shoe store 1841-09-25 3 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Repairs pump on State Street 1841-12-25 2 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Rents portion of house on State Street 1842-10-29 3 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Moves store 1843-07-01 3 Adams, John (Storekeeper) Cong. church rep. to new temperance society 1844-01-27 2 Adams, John Henry Obituary, child 1840-03-21 3 Adams, Sally M. Probate notice 1835-02-07 3 Adams, Sarah Martindale Obituary 1835-01-03 3 Addison, Horace Son of Thomas Bowler, obituary 1864-10-15 3 Addison, William P. Opens evening school 1838-12-01 3 Advertisements Get shaved at Davis's Hairdressing Saloon 1863 Advertisements For Ladie's cloaks 1863 Advertisements Holiday Presents: 103 Hope Street 1863 Advertisements Photographic albums, Jewlery: Josephus Gooding 1863 Advertisements Soft & hard coal: Benj. Easterbrook 1863 Advertisements Asst. Dry Goods and Sundries: J.B. Munroe 1863 Advertisements Dry Goods, Farrington 1863 Advertisements Dry Goods, Tilley 1863 Advertisements Wines: H.N. Gifford 1863 Advertisements Boots & shoes: Benj. Tilley 1863 Advertisements Boots & shoes, S.A. Cooke 1863 Advertisements Soaps & Perfumes: H.N. Gifford 1863 Advertisements Heaters, John Gladding 1863 Advertisements Coal: Huma Steam Mill 1863 Advertisements Earle Express Company 1863 Advertisements Union Mkt. 1863 Advertisements State St. Mkt. 1863 Advertisements Hope St. Mkt. 1863 Advertisements Mt. Hope Mkt. 1863 Advertisements N.Y. Mkt. 1863 Advertisements Men's clothing: D.A. Pearce 1863 Advertisements Trunks, hats, umbrellas: M.W. Pierce, Jr. 1863 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware: E.P. Brownell 1863 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware: John Gladding 1863 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware: George Tilley 1863 Advertisements Books, stationery: Josephus Gooding 1863 Advertisements Books, stationery: J.N. Burgess 1863 Advertisements Books, stationery: Geo. W. Fraprie 1863 Advertisements Hoop skirts, Wm. Marshall 1863 Advertisements Refreshments: J. L. Horr 1863 Advertisements Monuments: J. Livesey 1863 Advertisements Photographs, painting: J. Trout 1863 Advertisements Photographs, painting: Hiram Frisbee 1863 Advertisements Dentist, J. C. Gallup 1863 Advertisements Groceries: Albert Pearce 1863 Advertisements Groceries: W.B. Kimball 1863 Advertisements Groceries: M.B. Munro 1863 Advertisements Groceries: P.J. Bradford's 1863 Advertisements Groceries: J.W. Pearce 1863 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1863 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1863 Advertisements Hotels: DeWolfe House 1863 Advertisements Christmas goods: J.B. Munro 1864 Advertisements Christmas goods: H.N. Gifford's 1864 Advertisements Christmas goods: J. Gladding 1864 Advertisements Groceries: C.L. Baker 1864 Advertisements Groceries: W.B. Kimball 1864 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1864 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1864 Advertisements Groceries: Josiah Gladding 1864 Advertisements Hotels: DeWolf House 1864 Advertisements Dry goods: Pierce Bros. 1864 Advertisements Dry goods: J.N. Burgess 1864 Advertisements Dry goods: Benj. Tilley 1864 Advertisements Stoves, tinware: John Gladding 1864 Advertisements Stoves, tinware: George Tilley 1864 Advertisements Stoves, tinware: E.P. Brownell 1864 Advertisements Coal, wood: Benj. T. Easterbrooks 1864 Advertisements Coal, wood: Huma steam mill 1864 Advertisements Millinery: John Easterbrooks 1864 Advertisements Schneider's refreshment saloon 1864 Advertisements Davis's hair dressing saloon 1864 Advertisements Clothes-wringers: J.B. Munro 1864 Advertisements Mkts: Mt. Hope 1864 Advertisements Mkts: Hope St. 1864 Advertisements Mkts: Union 1864 Advertisements Books, stationery: Josephus Gooding 1864 Advertisements Books, stationery: J.N. Burgess 1864 Advertisements Photographs, painting: Josephus Gooding 1864 Advertisements Photographs, painting: Hiram Frisbee 1864 Advertisements Medicines: Bradford St. Union 1864 Advertisements Medicines: Wm. R. Taylor 1864 Advertisements Medicines: H.N. Gifford 1864 Advertisements Asst. goods: R.S. Pearse 1865 Advertisements Asst. goods: S.A. Cooke 1865 Advertisements Asst. goods: D.A. Pearse 1865 Advertisements Christmas: Josphus Gooding 1865 Advertisements Christmas: H.N. Gifford 1865 Advertisements Christmas: J.N. Burgess 1865 Advertisements Christmas: J.B. Munro 1865 Advertisements New styles: S.C. Spooner 1865 Advertisements Groceries: Long wharf store 1865 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1865 Advertisements Groceries: C.J. Fales 1865 Advertisements Groceries: Wm. B. Kimball 1865 Advertisements Groceries: J. Gladding 1865 Advertisements Groceries: P.J. Gradford 1865 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1865 Advertisements Groceries: John W. Pearse 1865 Advertisements Groceries: Bradford St. Union 1865 Advertisements Liquors: Albert Bowen 1865 Advertisements Stoves. tinware: Geo. Tilley 1865 Advertisements Stoves. tinware: John Gladding 1865 Advertisements Stoves. tinware: E.P. Brownell 1867 Advertisements Markets: Union 1865 Advertisements Markets: Long wharf store 1865 Advertisements Markets: Mt. Hope 1865 Advertisements Davis's hair dressing saloon 1865 Advertisements Insurance: B. Greenwood 1865 Advertisements Insurance: Wm. J. Miller 1865 Advertisements Insurance: Wm. P. Monro 1865 Advertisements Painting: Hiram Frisbee 1865 Advertisements New ads: Holiday goods 1866 Advertisements New ads: A.P. Baxter 1866 Advertisements New ads: H.N. Gifford & Son 1866 Advertisements New ads: J.B. Munro's 1866 Advertisements New ads: W.B. Kimball 1866 Advertisements Stereoscopic views: Geo. W. Easterbrooks, also preserves and jellies 1866 Advertisements Dry goods: D.A. Pearce 1866 Advertisements Groceries: C.J. Fales 1866 Advertisements Groceries: Long wharf store 1866 Advertisements Groceries: J.A. Miller 1866 Advertisements Groceries: P.J. Bradford 1866 Advertisements Groceries: E.B. Pierce 1866 Advertisements Groceries: John W. Pearse 1866 Advertisements Groceries: A.S. Pearse 1866 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1866 Advertisements Groceries: T.P. Bowler & Co. 1866 Advertisements Groceries: H.N. Gifford & Son 1866 Advertisements Magazines: Geo. W. Easterbrooks 1866 Advertisements Stamps: J.B. Munro 1866 Advertisements Stamps: Wm. R. Taylor 1866 Advertisements Painting: Hiram Frisbee 1866 Advertisements Stoves. tin ware: E.P. Brownell 1866 Advertisements Stoves. tin ware: John Gladding 1866 Advertisements Stoves. tin ware: Geo. Tilley 1866 Advertisements Markets: Mt. Hope 1866 Advertisements Markets: Union 1866 Advertisements Markets: Long wharf store 1866 Advertisements Insurance: Connecticut mutual 1866 Advertisements Insurance: Franklin mutual 1866 Advertisements Davis's hair dressing saloon 1866 Advertisements Paints: John Munro 1867 Advertisements Clothing articles: Perry and Barnard 1867 Advertisements Assorted items: J.B. Munro 1867 Advertisements Stereoscopes & views: T.J. Griffin Jr. 1867 Advertisements Spectacles: N.C. Bedell 1867 Advertisements Dry goods: Pierce Bros. 1867 Advertisements Grocers: H.N. Bifford 1867 Advertisements Grocers: J.B. Munro 1867 Advertisements Grocers: J.A. Miller 1867 Advertisements Grocers: Otis Munro 1867 Advertisements Grocers: Wm. B. Kimball 1867 Advertisements Grocers: P.G. Bradford 1867 Advertisements Grocers: C.J. Fales 1867 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Bennett's Coal Yard 1867 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Joseph L. Gardner 1867 Advertisements Blacksmithing: E.P. Brownell 1867 Advertisements Blacksmithing: Frederic A. Geisler 1867 Advertisements Real Estate: Geo. H. Reynolds 1867 Advertisements Real Estate: Geo. B. Munro 1867 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware: Geo. Tilley 1867 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware: John Gladding 1867 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware: E.P. Brownell 1867 Advertisements Markets: Mount Hope Market 1867 Advertisements Markets: Union Market 1867 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: G.H. Farrington 1868 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: A.P. Baxter 1868 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: Joshua Gray 1868 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: J.A. Miller 1868 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: Seth Paull 1868 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: Geo. Reynolds 1868 Advertisements Holiday goods, gifts and presents: S.A. Cooke 1868 Advertisements Groceries: P.J. Bradford 1868 Advertisements Groceries: J.W. Pearse 1868 Advertisements Groceries: J.A. Miller 1868 Advertisements Groceries: H.C. Gifford 1868 Advertisements Groceries: Seth Paull 1868 Advertisements Groceries: A.S. Pearse 1868 Advertisements Groceries: W.B. Kimball 1868 Advertisements Groceries: N.B. Heath 1868 Advertisements Groceries: C.S. Cummings 1868 Advertisements Groceries: Waldron's 1868 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: W.B. Spooner, son 1868 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Wm. H. Morse 1868 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Thomas Cole 1868 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Bennett's Coal Yard 1868 Advertisements Hairdressing: Davis & Hazard's 1868 Advertisements Hardware: James Chace 1868 Advertisements Watches: Josephus Gooding 1868 Advertisements Oil cloths: J.W. Munro 1868 Advertisements Hardware: J. Howard Manchester 1868 Advertisements Blacksmithing: Frederic A. Geisler 1868 Advertisements Markets: Mt. Hope 1868 Advertisements Markets: Union 1868 Advertisements Markets: C.S. Cummings 1868 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware, etc.: S.F. Smith 1869 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware, etc.: Gladding's 1869 Advertisements Stoves, tin ware, etc.: E.P. Brownell 1869 Advertisements Markets: Union 1869 Advertisements Markets: Cummings Meat 1869 Advertisements Markets: Thames Street 1869 Advertisements Markets: Mt. Hope 1869 Advertisements Drugs, medicine: N.C. Bedell 1869 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: W.B. Spooner 1869 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Seth Paull 1869 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Joseph Gardner 1869 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Wm. H. Morse 1869 Advertisements Boots and shoes: Wm. McCaw 1869 Advertisements Boots and shoes: S.A. Cooke 1869 Advertisements Misc.: Washington Saloon 1869 Advertisements Misc.: D.A. Pierce's store 1869 Advertisements Misc.: Henry C. Gifford's 1869 Advertisements Holiday gifts: Geo. Easterbrooks 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: G.H. Farringtons 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: M.W. Pierce 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: J.A. Miller 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: N.C. Bedell 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: D.A. Peerce 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: H.C. Gifford 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: T.F. Pierce 1870 Advertisements Holiday gifts: J.B. Munro 1870 Advertisements Dentsts: J.C. Gallup 1870 Advertisements Dentists: J. Rogers 1870 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: N.N. Cole 1870 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Wm. H. Morse 1870 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Wm. B. Spooner 1870 Advertisements Coal, wood, etc.: Seth Paul, for coal, wood, etc. 1870 Advertisements Groceries: C. Johnson 1870 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1870 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1870 Advertisements Groceries: J.W. Pearse 1870 Advertisements Groceries: J.A. Miller 1870 Advertisements Markets: Thames Street 1870 Advertisements Markets: Mt. Hope 1870 Advertisements Markets: Fulton 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Tailoring: S.C. Spooner 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Watches: M. Meyers 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Furniture: W.H. Bell 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Marble works: J. Franklin 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Picture Frames: F.C. Garbanti 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Oyster Saloon: G.Schneider 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Paint: Dunbar & Davis 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Blacksmithing: F. Geisler 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Stoves,Tin Ware: E. Brownell 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Stoves,Tin Ware: S.F. Smith 1870 Advertisements Miscellaneous: Stoves,Tin Ware: J. Gladding 1870 Advertisements Boots and Shoes: R.S. Pearse 1871 Advertisements Boots and Shoes: B.M. Lincoln 1871 Advertisements Boots and Shoes: J. Anderson 1871 Advertisements Stoves, Tinware, etc.: J. Manchester 1871 Advertisements Stoves, Tinware, etc.: E.P. Brownell 1871 Advertisements Stoves, Tinware, etc.: J. Gladding 1871 Advertisements Stoves, Tinware, etc.: A.B. Munro 1871 Advertisements Groceries: C. Johnson 1871 Advertisements Groceries: J.W. Pearse 1871 Advertisements Groceries: H.H. Reynolds 1871 Advertisements Groceries: A.S. Pearse 1871 Advertisements Groceries: J. Lake 1871 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1871 Advertisements Groceries: N. Cole 1871 Advertisements Groceries: J. Mills 1871 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1871 Advertisements Markets: Central 1871 Advertisements Markets: Thames Street 1871 Advertisements Markets: Fulton 1871 Advertisements Markets: Mt. Hope 1871 Advertisements Miscellaneous: G. Easterbrooks 1871 Advertisements Miscellaneous: D.E. Pierce 1871 Advertisements Miscellaneous: G.H. Farrington 1871 Advertisements Miscellaneous: J.A. Miller 1871 Advertisements Miscellaneous: J.L. Gardner 1871 Advertisements Miscellaneous: G.W. Simmons 1871 Advertisements Cabinets: HE.E. Barney 1871 Advertisements Piano tuning: J. Gooding 1871 Advertisements Clocks, watches 1871 Advertisements Markets: Fulton 1872 Advertisements Markets: Fish 1872 Advertisements Lumber: Seth Paull 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: Easterbrooks 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: Anderson Goods 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: Joshua Gray 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: G.H. Reynolds 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: T.W. Munro 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: D.A. Pierce 1872 Advertisements Stoves, Tin Ware: J.Gladding 1872 Advertisements Stoves, Tin Ware: E.P. Brownell 1872 Advertisements Stoves, Tin Ware: Manchester 1872 Advertisements Miscellaneous: J.B. Munro's 1872 Advertisements Groceries: J.A. Miller 1872 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1872 Advertisements Groceries: N.N. Cole 1872 Advertisements Groceries: A.S. Pearce 1872 Advertisements Groceries: John Munro 1872 Advertisements Groceries: Charles Johnson 1872 Advertisements Groceries: John Lake 1872 Advertisements Coal, Wood: W. Spooner 1872 Advertisements Coal, Wood: W. Buffington 1872 Advertisements Coal, Wood: N. Perry 1872 Advertisements Coal, Wood: C. Perry 1872 Advertisements Dentist: J.C. Gallup 1872 Advertisements Carpets: W. Bell 1872 Advertisements Warches: J.W. Gooding 1872 Advertisements Furniture: J.W. Pearse 1872 Advertisements Holiday Goods: R.S. Pearse 1873 Advertisements Holiday Goods: W.H. Bell 1873 Advertisements Holdiay Goods: Wardwell & Easterbrooks 1873 Advertisements Holiday Goods: J.A.Miller 1873 Advertisements Holiday Goods: J.B. Munro 1873 Advertisements Holiday Goods: G.H. Farrington 1873 Advertisements Stoves, Tin Ware: E.P. Brownell 1873 Advertisements Stoves, Tin Ware: H. Manchester 1873 Advertisements Stoves, Tin Ware: Gladding's 1873 Advertisements Markets: Central 1873 Advertisements Markets: Fulton 1873 Advertisements Dentists: J.C. Gallup 1873 Advertisements Groceries: C. Johnson 1873 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1873 Advertisements Groceries: Wardwell & Easterbrooks 1873 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1873 Advertisements Groceries: J. Lake 1873 Advertisements Groceries: N.N. Cole 1873 Advertisements Coal, Wood, etc.: W.B. Spooner 1873 Advertisements Coal, Wood, etc.: N.N. Cole 1873 Advertisements Coal, Wood, etc.: W.H. Morse 1873 Advertisements Coal, Wood, etc.: C.V. Perry 1873 Advertisements Coal, Wood, etc.: W.W. Buffington 1873 Advertisements Coal, Wood, etc.: Seth Paull 1873 Advertisements Furniture: J.W. Pearse 1873 Advertisements Clocks, watches, and jewelry: Josephus Gooding 1873 Advertisements Markets: Byfield 1874 Advertisements Markets: Fulton 1874 Advertisements Markets: D.A. Fish 1874 Advertisements Boots & shoes: R.S. Pearse & Son 1874 Advertisements Boots & shoes: A.B. & J. McCaw 1874 Advertisements Hotels & restaurants: W.S. Dixon 1874 Advertisements Hotels & restaurants: R.F. Joynes 1874 Advertisements Holiday Goods: Charles Johnson 1874 Advertisements Holiday Goods: G.H. Farrington 1874 Advertisements Holiday Goods: R.S. Pearce 1874 Advertisements Holiday Goods: Wardwell & Easterbrooks 1874 Advertisements Groceries: J.W. Pearse 1874 Advertisements Groceries: WH. Spooner 1874 Advertisements Groceries: C.D. Eddy 1874 Advertisements Groceries: N.N. Cole 1874 Advertisements Groceries: J. Lake 1874 Advertisements Groceries: J.B. Munro 1874 Advertisements Groceries: J.A. Miller 1874 Advertisements Groceries: Otis Munro 1874 Advertisements Dentists: J.C. Gallup 1874 Advertisements Dentists: P.E. Day 1874 Advertisements Furniture: W.H. Bell 1874 Advertisements Cabinet Making: G.W. Simmons 1874 Advertisements Stoves, Tinware: Gladding's 1874 Advertisements Stoves, Tinware: E.P. Brownell 1874 Advertisements Coal, Wood: J. Connery 1874 Advertisements Coal, Wood: W.H. Spooner 1874 Advertisements Coal, Wood: N.N. Cole 1874 Advertisements Coal, Wood: W.H. Buffington 1874 Advertisements Coal, Wood: Seth Paull 1874 Advertisements Coal, Wood: J.B. Munro 1874 Alanson, William Child, obituary 1865-10-06 3 Alarms Town aroused by gov. King's messenger requesting Bristol artillery 1842-05-21 2 Alarms More insurrection, artillery to return to Prov., business ceases 1842-06-25 2 Alarms Town patrolled by volunteers during rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Alden, Charles Henry Receives med. Degree from Penn. College, travels to Europe 1858-03-13 2 Alden, Charles Henry Stationed in Arizona, exploits of regiment described 1861-07-20 2 Alden, Rev. Charles H. Chaplain at Navy yard 1845-11-15 2 Alden, Rev. Charles H. Dies in Florida 1846-10-17 3 Alden, Rev. Charles H. Article on wife Alice, obituary 1867-03-09 2 Aldrich, Alvin C. Petitions for insolvency 1846-02-14 3 Aldrich, Alvin C. Assignee's notice 1846-03-21 3 Aldrich, Silas N. Married Louisa Lawrence 1846-01-31 3 Alger, Eliza Married J. Babcock of Prov. 1846-10-31 3 Alger, J. (Sailmaker) (may be Johnt'n Alger) Advertisement For sailmaking, awnings, etc., Advertisement To sell boat 1857-05-16 3 Alger, J. (Sailmaker) (may be Johnt'n Alger) Advertisement for apprentice 1835-09-26 3 Alger, J. (Sailmaker) (may be Johnt'n Alger) Advertisement for two apprentices 1836-11-12 3 Alger, Jonathan Obituary 1870-02-26 3 Alger, Jonathan Jr. (artist) Carves figurehead for ship 1834-08-09 2 Alger, Jonathan Jr. (artist) Transparency displayed 1840-11-21 2 Alger, Jonathan Jr. (artist) Designs figurehead for barque Sea Breeze 1849-09-01 3 Alger, Jonathan Jr. (artist) Corporal, Bristol artillery 1852-04-03 2 Alger, Joseph Married Mary Penno 1843-05-13 3 Alger, Joseph Offers sailing excursions 1843-07-08 3 Alger, Joseph Rent Mount Hope Farm, will cater parties and clam-bakes 1847-05-15 3 Alger, Joseph Advertisement for sailing and fishing excursion on boat Garland 1850-07-27 3 Alger, Joseph Obituary 1866-09-29 3 Alger, Maria Wife of George, obituary 1870-12-03 3 Alger, Martha Widow of Jonathan, obituary 1874-08-29 2 Alger, Martha Married Henry Sandford 1842-04-30 3 Alger, Sarah Obituary child of Joseph 1847-08-21 3 Alger, Sarah H. Obituary infant child of Joseph 1853-03-12 3 Algers, Almedia Married Albert Lake 1843-10-28 3 Alhambra Saloon D. & J. Wilcox Advertisement 1846-06-13 3 Alicant, Antonio Native of Spain dies in Bristol 1841-06-19 3 Alicant, Antonio Probate notice 1841-08-07 3 Alida (Schooner) Loses cargo, beached by gale 1846-11-07 2 Allen, Abby Ann Obituary child of Thomas N. 1849-05-05 3 Allen, Archibald S. Probate notice 1861-08-10 3 Allen, Archibald S. Adminstrator's notice 1861-10-05 3 Allen, Briget Obituary 1852-02-21 3 Allen, Eleanor Obituary widow of Wm. 1851-05-10 3 Allen, Elizabeth N. Married George W. Simmons 1855-10-06 3 Allen, Ella Frances Obituary father John 1856-09-13 3 Allen, Elliot Obituary 1856-01-12 3 Allen, George House sold 1839-08-17 3 Allen, Hannah Wife of Thomas, obituary 1866-12-22 3 Allen, Harriet Obituary 1851-06-21 3 Allen, Harriet Probate notice 1851-09-06 3 Allen, Harriet Administrator's notice 1851-10-11 3 Allen, Harriet Administrator's sale of furniture 1852-02-21 3 Allen, Harriet S. Married George Warren of Illinois 1837-08-19 3 Allen, Jabez L. Married Abby Welch 1845-10-25 3 Allen, James House and lot sold 1836-08-06 3 Allen, James Obituary 1863-02-21 2 Allen, Jeremiah R. Guardian to estates of children 1846-10-17 3 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Advertisement for sailboat 1857-03-07 3 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Advertisement for metalsmith's shop, will purchase scrap metal 1857-08-01 3 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Justice of peace 1860-06-09 3 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Closes "Irving Market" 1860-06-09 3 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Stone thrown at, offers $20 dollar reward for perpetrator 1861-03-02 3 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Chosen delegate 1861-02-22 2 Allen, John (Metalsmith) Will relinquish business 1861-09-07 3 Allen, John Nelson Obituary child of Thomas N. 1849-04-14 3 Allen, Lydia Obituary 1861-08-03 3 Allen, Mark Anthony Dewolf Sec. of Young Men's Lyceum 1843-05-27 3 Allen, Mark Anthony Dewolf Married Lucy Southworth 1847-10-02 3 Allen, Mark Anthony Dewolf Land sold at sheriff's sale 1850-02-16 3 Allen, Mary DeWolf Obituary 1855-01-27 3 Allen, Nancy Married James Manson of Warren 1838-09-22 3 Allen, Priscilla Obituary widow of George 1855-12-15 3 Allen, Richmond Married Alice Pearse 1845-08-30 3 Allen, Samuel J. (may be S. J. Allyn) Opens dry goods store 1839-07-06 3 Allen, Samuel J. (may be S. J. Allyn) Advertisement for shoes 1839-07-27 3 Allen, Samuel J. (may be S. J. Allyn) Lawsuit vs. railroad described 1856-07-12 2 Allen, Samuel J. (may be S. J. Allyn) Further discussion of lawsuit 1856-07-19 2 Allen, Samuel S. App. to school committee 1836-05-14 2 Allen, Samuel S. App. collector of customs 1837-01-14 2 Allen, Samuel S. Presides at banquet 1838-07-07 2 Allen, Samuel S. Sec. of special town meeting 1841-09-04 2 Allen, Samuel S. Takes part in apprehension of tomb robbers 1842-06-11 2 Allen, Samuel S. Obituary 1843-12-02 3 Allen, Samuel S. Probate notice 1844-03-16 3 Allen, Samuel S. House and lot sold 1854-04-15 3 Allen, Sarah Obituary 1836-04-02 3 Allen, Thomas N. Married Hannah Manchester 1843-03-25 3 Allen. N. D. Advertisement for soap and candles 1847-05-08 3 Allen. N. D. Moves to Newport 1848-04-15 3 Allin, George Probate notice 1834-01-11 3 Allyn, Alzada W. Married Phineas W. Leland Jr. 1858-07-03 3 Allyn, Augusta A. Married I. Washington of Mass. 1860-11-17 3 Allyn, Emily J. Married Edwin L. Fairbanks of Mass. 1854-01-14 3 Allyn, Francisco Obituary 1838-06-28 3 Allyn, George Obituary 1841-11-27 3 Allyn, George A. Obituary 1844-07-27 3 Allyn, John H. Opens new store on State St. 1853-10-29 3 Allyn, John H. Former store mentioned in advertisement 1853-10-12 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Married Sarah Havens of N. Kingston 1841-09-18 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Opens shoe store 1845-06-07 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoes and hats 1845-12-27 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "Ladies exchange" 1848-05-27 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Sells stock at cost, will change business 1849-01-20 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Auction of stock 1849-01-20 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Opens shoe store next door to dry goods store 1852-01-03 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Notice, will make and repair shoes 1852-01-10 3 Allyn, John H. (storekeeper) Closeout of dry goods stock, will close business 1852-09-25 3 Allyn, Lizzie Daughter of John, obituary 1872-06-29 2 Allyn, Mrs. Milliner Advertisement for State St. shop 1857-09-26 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Advertisement for dry goods 1839-08-31 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Advertisement for shoes 1839-09-28 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Advertisement for rubbers 1840-09-26 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Advertisement for carpets 1843-01-21 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Moves to State Street store 1843-04-22 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Warning to shoplifters 1843-12-23 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Opens tailor shop, Advertisement for apprentices 1844-05-25 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Advertisement for "long room" 1844-06-22 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Sells 1/2 of house 1845-05-24 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Moves to new store 1845-12-27 2 & 3 Allyn, S. J. (Storekeeper) (Samuel) (may be S. Allen) Advertisement for "Allyn's arcade" 1846-04-25 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Advertisement for real estate, houses and stores 1847-01-16 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Notice of change in business 1848-01-01 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Advertisement to let tenements 1849-01-27 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Former tailor shop mentioned in advertisement 1849-01-27 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Advertisement for "oak hall" 1849-10-20 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Former store mentioned in advertisement 1849-11-17 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Notice of change in business 1849-12-08 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Close-out of stock 1849-12-22 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Former store mentioned 1850-11-23 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Notice, will close business 1851-03-08 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Loses horse in accident 1852-07-17 2 Allyn, Samuel J. Assignee's notice 1852-07-31 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Lawsuit vs. RR. resolved 1858-03-06 2 Allyn, Samuel J. House sold at auction 1858-06-19 3 Allyn, Samuel J. Former store mentioned 1860-03-24 3 Allyn, William H. Sells house, corner High and Contitution 1844-04-13 3 Allyn, William H. Obituary 1867-05-11 3 Allyn's Arcade Advertisement for 1846-04-25 3 Alty, Stephen Obituary 1854-02-04 3 Alvano (Brig) Destroyed by storm at Norfolk 1846-11-07 2 America (barque) For sale by R. Rogers 1836-04-23 3 America (barque) Sold by H. Wardwell 1844-07-27 3 America (barque) Transports government barges intended for Mexican War 1847-01-23 2 Americans of Bristol Meeting of 1856-03-01 3 Americans of Bristol Meet to elect delegates to state convention 1857-02-14 3 Ames, Henry P. (Mariner) Probate notice 1846-11-07 3 Ames, Henry P. (Mariner) Commissioner's notice 1847-02-06 3 Ames, Henry P. (Mariner) Administrator's notice 1847-02-13 3 Amos. Elizabeth Wife of Charles, and daughter of John Howland, obituary 1870-12-31 3 Anderson, Robert Obituary 1874-09-05 2 Andrews, Charles A. Leaves for California Gold Rush 1849-03-10 3 Andrews, Hiram Lawsuit continued 1836-09-17 2 Andrews, James Winthrop Obituary, father Robert S. 1854-10-21 3 Andrews, R.S. (may be Robert S.) App. To school committee 1858-05-29 2 Andrews, R.S. (may be Robert S.) Sec. of Young Men's Convention 1860-02-18 2 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Copartnership with J. Dearth, sperm oil and candle making business 1844-06-01 3 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Copartnership with J. Dearth dissolved, Andrews to continue business 1846-02-07 3 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Testimonial for whale oil 1846-04-18 2 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) 3rd Corporal of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Married Eliza DeWolf 1847-07-03 3 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Agent for life insurance co. 1848-12-09 2 & 3 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Auction for furniture at home 1851-05-10 3 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Clerk of court 1860-06-02 2 Andrews, Robert S.(soap manufacturer)(may be R.S. Andrews) Justice of Peace 1860-06-09 2 Androsstrom, Andrew P. Married Louisa R. Lake 1857-05-09 3 Angenoria (schooner) Makes record voyage 1833-10-12 2 Ann (whaler) Captures whale at night 1839-05-11 2 Ann (whaler) John Gladding falls through hold, breaks arm 1840-10-17 2 Ann (whaler) News arrives after 2 years, spoken on the line 1848-06-10 2 & 3 Ann (whaler) Condemned in Sydney 1848-07-01 2 Ann (whaler) Report, incorrect, begins cruise 1848-07-08 2 Annals of Bristol History series written by Bristolians, begins 1845-06-07 2 Annawon Story concerning capture of 1836-12-10 1 Anne Letter from passenger describing conditions in California 1849-10-20 2 Anne Returned gold dust to Bristol 1849-12-15 2 Anne Will be sold in California 1850-01-19 2 Anne Letter from passenger describing harsh conditions 1850-05-25 2 Anne (ship) Sold by Wm. H. deWolf 1837-05-13 3 Anne (ship) Age of 1846-03-07 2 Anne (ship) Will make expedition to gold fields in California 1849-01-13 2 & 3 Anne (ship) Prepares for voyage 1849-01-27 2 Anne (ship) Sails, list of passengers 1849-02-24 2 Anne (ship) News of safe arrival 1849-05-12 2 Anne (ship) Arrives in San Francisco 1849-10-13 2 Anthony, Caleb W. Opens grocery store 1837-05-06 3 Anthony, Caleb W. Opens first soda fountain in Bristol 1837-08-12 2 Anthony, Caleb W. Store closed 1838-06-02 3 Anthony, Charles Child, obituary: grandson of James Gladding 1865-12-02 3 Anthony, Charles W. Obituary, child of Moses 1851-02-01 3 Anthony, Edward Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Anthony, Edward Married Lucretia S. Jones 1836-04-23 3 Anthony, Hannah W. Married Perry Chace of Prudence Island 1838-12-29 3 Anthony, Mary A. Married Samuel Wilcox of Tiverton 1843-01-14 3 Anthony, Moses Obituary 1842-04-09 3 Anthony, Moses (storekeeper) Resigns from food union 1857-09-26 3 Anthony, Moses (storekeeper) Shop on Thames St. mentioned in advertisement 1858-02-13 3 Anthony, Moses (storekeeper) Sells stock to M. Franklin 1860-03-03 3 Anthony, Moses (storekeeper) Assignee's notice to creditors 1860-09-15 3 Anthony, Moses (storekeeper) Petitions for insolvency 1861-02-16 3 Anthony, Moses (storekeeper) Body returned to Bristol 1863-10-03 3 Anthony, Mrs. Mary Married John Diman 1841-08-21 3 Anthony's Dry Goods Store Advertisement 1840-05-02 3 Antone, George (mariner) Probate notice 1836-05-07 3 Antone, George (mariner) Administrator's notice 1836-07-16 3 Appleby, Eliza Married Peter Pierce 1849-10-13 3 Arcade Advertisement For #1 arcade, S.J. Allyn 1847-01-16 3 Arcade Address 1847-05-15 3 Arcelia (ship) Praised 1834-09-27 2 Argo (steamboat) Makes excursion to Newport 1848-04-29 2 & 3 Argo (steamboat) Makes excursion to Fall River 1848-06-24 2 Argo (steamboat) Makes trip to camp meeting 1850-08-03 2 Argo (steamboat) Makes excursion to Rocky Point 1850-09-14 2 Argo (steamboat) Description of excursion 1850-09-21 2 Argo (steamboat) Makes excursion to Rocky Point 0852-09-18 3 Argrave, John (mate of brig Agnes) Indicted for assaulting seaman 1833-11-16 1 Argraves, (Infant) Obituary, father Joseph 1854-07-22 3 Argraves, Sarah Married Leonard Waldron Jr. 1852-07-10 3 Ariel (Barque) Built by Crandall, beauty praised 1845-04-12 2 Arists Views of Bristol sold by Wm. Spooner 1857-08-08 3 Arms, Nicholas B. Married Eunice Sherman 1849-09-22 3 Armstrong, Whitney Obituary 1838-05-12 3 Arnold (Infant) Obituary, son of Rufus 1852-08-21 3 Arnold, Caleb Remembers burning of Bristol 1836-09-21 2 Arnold, Charlie Obituary, child of Rufus D. 1860-09-01 3 Arnold, Francis Farm mentioned 1847-02-13 3 Arnold, Frederick Falls from wharf, drowns 1856-08-02 2 Arnold, Frederick Obituary, father of Rufus D. 1856-08-02 3 Arnold, Infant Obituary, child of Lyman 1846-11-28 3 Arnold, Lyman (tinsmith) Copartnership with G. Bush begins 1849-03-17 3 Arnold, Lyman (tinsmith) Copartnership dissolved 1849-12-29 3 Arnold, Mr. Proprietor of boarding house 1843-05-20 2 Arnold, Robert H. Finds boat on Hog Island 1846-06-20 3 Arnold, Rufus Visiting Comm. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Arnold, Rufus Married Sarah Lincoln 1842-05-21 3 Arnold, Rufus Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Arnold, Rufus Son drowns 1856-08-02 2 Arnold, Urana Obituary, widow of Wm. 1851-08-23 3 Arnold, Urana Probate notice 1851-09-06 3 Arnold, Urana Administrator declines 1851-10-11 3 Arnold, Urana Application made for another administrator for 1855-08-11 3 Arson Suspected in attempted burning of new store 1842-01-15 2 Arson Suspected in burning of brig Neptune 1843-07-15 2 Arson Arsonist seen leaving scene of fire 1843-07-15 2 Arson Three attempts at arson, spec. public meeting held, stiff penalties invoked 1848-11-11 2 Arson Wm. Davis indicted for setting fire to lumber yard of J.M. Gooding 1848-12-02 2 Arson Arsons burn barn of James Nooning, reward offered 1853-11-05 2 & 3

Arson Suspected after fire destroys factory, lumber yard and mill of J.L. Gardner, plus several other buildings 1853-12-31 2 Arson Suspected after barn of Nathan(or Nehemiah) Cole is destroyed by fire 1855-12-29 2 & 3 Arson Suspected after fire destroys barn of J. Ferguson 1857-05-16 2 Arson Suspected after fire destroys soap works of J. Rohan 1858-01-09 2 Arson Suspected after bay house burns to ground during winter vacancy 1858-03-13 2 Arson Mr. Grant, inmate of asylum, arrested after fire destroys Sisson estate 1860-07-28 2 Artists J. Algier carves figurehead for ship 1834-08-09 2 Artists Portrait painter visits Bristol 1835-01-31 3 Artists Portrail painter visits Bristol 1841-08-07 3 Artists Mr. Pease, portrait painter, praised 1841-08-21 2 Artists C. and N. Wickes, daguerreotype portrait photographers visit Bristol 1841-10-09 3 Artists J.W. Stock offers portrait painting 1842-07-02 2 Artists Stock's portraits praised 1842-09-03 2 Artists G.H. Meriam offers portrait painting 1843-01-07 3 Artists Mr. Prior of Boston visits Bristol 1843-09-09 2 Artists Mr. Prior returns 1844-08-17 2 Artists F. Selden offers lessons in art 1845-07-04 3 Artists Art union exhibits engravings 1848-07-29 3 Artists Advertisement For Bristol art union 1850-03-09 3 Artists Monochromatic painting school opened 1850-10-19 2 & 3 Artists J. Burgess offers school of painting 1851-01-25 3 Artists S. Sheman opens art school 1851-12-13 3 Artists G. Wilson opens art school 1852-10-23 3 Artists Mr. Atwood, painter, visits Bristol 1853-07-09 2 Artists Mr. Bean offers "sun drawings" 1856-11-15 3 Artists Testimonial to Mr. Bean 1856-11-22 2 Artists Mr. Newell offers lithographs of Bristol Harbor 1857-03-28 3 Artists Description of Mr. Newell's lithograph 1857-07-04 2 Artists P. Hammett offers lessons in oriental painting 1857-10-03 3 Assaults Mr. C. Easterbrooks assaulted and robbed 1854-07-08 2 Assaults Mr. Greene assaulted and beaten 1854-10-14 2 Assaults Argument between I. Peck and S. Fellows leads to assault charge 1856-08-02 2 Assaults Catherine Sisson, Lewis Grant arrested for assault 1858-10-16 2 Assaults J.L. Gardner assaulted and beaten in mill 1858-12-18 2 Assaults Suspected assailant of J. Gardner arrested 1858-12-25 2 Assaults 74 year old woman, Mrs. Lawrence, severly beaten during robbery 1860-04-07 2 Assaults Assailant of Mrs. Lawrence arrested 1861-04-27 2 Assaults B. Martin charged with assaulting officers of law 1862-03-08 2 Assaults Men assault guard as they force way into Richmond Man. Co. 1869-02-13 2 Assaults Ladies living in north part of town assaulted and robbed 1869-10-09 2 Asylum Commissioners elected 1836-09-03 2 Asylum Inmate drowns self 1835-09-12 2 Asylum Advertisement for caretaker 1838-01-27 3 Asylum Advertisement for caretaker 1840-02-22 3 Asylum Advertisement for caretaker 1841-02-06 3 Asylum Report of commissioner, number of inmates 1841-09-04 3 Asylum List of inmates and livestock 1842-12-24 3 Asylum Inmates, expenditures 1843-09-02 2 Asylum Care of inmates praised 1843-11-11 2 Asylum Infirmary to be built in, onion house to be constructed 1844-11-09 2 Asylum Regulations established 1848-04-01 3 Asylum Advertisementfor caretaker 1849-01-06 3 Asylum Deranged inmate missing 1850-03-02 3 Asylum Pauper absconded from, reward offered 1850-04-06 3 Asylum Sermons suggested for inmates 1850-07-27 2 Asylum Rev. Upham delivers discourse to inmates 1850-08-31 3 Asylum Advertisement for caretaker 1851-01-11 3 Atkinson, Edward Obituary 1869-11-06 3 Attorneys J.M. Blake opens office 1833-09-21 3 Attorneys J. Turner, advertisement 1857-10-17 3 Atwood, Abby Former house sold at auction 1847-10-23 3 Atwood, Abby Real estate sold at auction 1848-04-22 3 Atwood, Betsey Obituary 1846-11-28 3 Atwood, Lydia Obituary 1846-01-24 3 Atwood, Lydia Probate notice 1846-04-11 3 Austin, Issac A. (laborer) Files for insolvency 1841-08-21 3 Austin, Issac A. (laborer) Petition granted 1841-09-18 2 Baars, J. Frederick Married Lucretia Luce 1842-08-27 3 Baars, J. Frederick Copartnership with Samuel Norris, sperm oil and candle manufacturing 1844-10-05 3 Baars, J. Frederick Chosen cashier of commercial bank 1846-11-14 3 Baars, J. Frederick Owner of wrecked brig Rio 1854-02-04 2 Baars, J. Frederick Owner of new barque 1854-04-29 2 Baars, J. Frederick Real estate sold 1854-09-30 2 Baars, J. Frederick Owner of new bark 1855-01-20 2 Baars, J. Frederick Sec. of Bristol Fremont Club 1856-09-13 2 Baars, J. Frederick Residence sold at auction 1857-07-04 3 Baars, J. Frederick Resigns as cashier of commerical bank 1858-10-23 3 Baars, J. Frederick Furniture sold at auction 1858-10-23 3 Babbitt & Green (merchants) Advertisement 1834-05-31 3 Babbitt & Green (merchants) Copartnership dissolved 1854-03-04 3 Babbitt Farm Auction of stock and tools 1858-02-13 3 Babbitt, Bathsheba Obituary, widow of Jacob 1852-07-03 3 Babbitt, Elizabeth B. Obituary, child of Jacob Jr. 1844-11-16 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Comm. of Arrangements, Fourth of July Parade 1835-07-04 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Director, Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Director, Commercial Bank 1837-04-08 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Building comm., Cotton Mill 1839-04-13 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Treas. and clerk Bris, Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Trustee of new savings bank 1841-08-07 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Director of Pokanoket Steam Mill 1842-02-12 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Law and order candidate for rep. 1843-04-08 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Elected rep. 1843-04-08 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Ensign of artillery 1844-04-06 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Elected 2nd rep. 1845-04-05 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Signs law and order resolution 1845-11-08 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Rents Mount Pleasant Farm 1845-12-20 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) 2nd Lieutenant of artillery 1846-04-11 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Replaces father as Pres. of Directors, Commercial Bank 1847-04-10 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Foreman of King Philip Fire Co. 1853-06-25 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Wins prize in Prov. Regatta with yacht Two Boys 1853-09-24 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) King Philip Fire Co. offers resolution of thanks after retirement of 1854-01-07 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Copartnership with Greene dissolved 1854-03-04 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Narrowly escapes drowning 1855-01-06 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) App. Delegate 1855-03-24 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Pres. of Bristol Gas Light Co. 1856-02-16 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Tax collector's sale of property 1857-05-16 3 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Purchases Pocanoket Steam Mill estate 1858-08-07 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Chosen Democratic delegate 1860-02-11 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Pres. of Democratic meeting 1860-03-31 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Chief of Fire Dept. 1860-04-28 2 Babbitt, J. Jr. (Jacob) Funeral 1863-01-03 2 Babbitt, Jacob Appraiser of estates 1834-05-17 2 Babbitt, Jacob Candidate for senator 1835-04-04 2 Babbitt, Jacob Pres. of Directors Commercial Bank 1835-04-11 3 Babbitt, Jacob Committee to examine market 1837-09-02 2 Babbitt, Jacob Farm of 1839-01-26 3 Babbitt, Jacob Buys stock, Bristol Steam Mill 1839-06-08 3 Babbitt, Jacob Director, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Babbitt, Jacob Buys stock, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-02-01 3 Babbitt, Jacob Director, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1840-02-08 3 Babbitt, Jacob Livestock sold at farm of 1841-02-13 3 Babbitt, Jacob Pres. of Directors, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1842-02-12 3 Babbitt, Jacob Committee to estimate taxes 1843-04-08 2 Babbitt, Jacob Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill after fire 1843-07-29 3 Babbitt, Jacob Livestock sold at auction 1845-09-20 3 Babbitt, Jacob Seranaded by procession from Newport 1847-07-31 2 Babbitt, Jacob Former store mentioned 1848-03-04 2 Babbitt, Jacob Vice-chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Babbitt, Jacob Petitions Gen. Assembly to incorporate fire co. 1848-11-04 2 Babbitt, Jacob House mentioned 1848-12-16 2 Babbitt, Jacob Dies at 81 1850-03-09 3 Babbitt, Jacob Probate notice 1850-03-16 3 Babbitt, Jacob Eulogy 1850-03-23 3 Babbitt, Jacob Executor's notice 1850-04-13 3 Babbitt, Jacob W. Obituary, child of Jacob Jr. 1845-12-06 3 Babbitt, James (negro) Obituary, cook of sloop Victory 1857-06-27 3 Babbitt, Rev. B.B. Hay sold at auction 1857-05-23 3 Babbitt, Sarah S. Married Dr. L.A. Martin 1853-06-25 3 Babbitt's Wharf Mentioned in news item 1842-08-06 2 Babcock, Cyrus (metalsmith) Opens shop on Thames St. 1848-10-07 3 Babcock, Cyrus (metalsmith) Advertisement for stoves, refrigerators 1849-04-14 3 Babcock, Cyrus (metalsmith) Notice of change in business 1850-05-04 3 Babcock, Cyrus (metalsmith) Stock purchased by L. Bishop 1850-08-10 3 Babcock, Cyrus (metalsmith) Moves store to Mount Hope house 1852-05-15 3 Babcock, Cyrus (metalsmith) Former store mentioned 1853-01-15 3 Babcock, F.G. (storekeeper) Attempted burglary at store 1851-05-24 2 Babcock, F.G. (storekeeper) Advertisement For meat 1851-09-27 3 Babcock, F.G. (storekeeper) Store burglarized 1851-11-01 2 Babcock, infant Obituary, child of Mrs. Adelaide 1846-08-08 3 Babcock, Mary Obituary, daughter of Cyrus 1857-10-24 3 Babcock, William N. Files for insolvency 1839-08-10 3 Babcock, William N. Petition continued 1839-09-21 2 Bainbridge, Rose Infant, obituary 1865-10-28 3 Baker, Charles M. Obituary 1855-10-06 3 Baker, Christopher L. Married Hannah A. Carey of Warren 1857-10-10 3 Baker, Cordelia F. Married Capt, Seth Corwin of Prov. 1855-12-29 3 Baker, John Prepares banquet for visiting artillery co. 1851-06-07 2 Baker, John Obituary 1853-04-02 3 Baker, John House mentioned in advertisement 1853-03-19 3 Baker, John Probate notice 1853-04-09 3 Baker, John Administrator's, commissioner's notices 1853-05-14 3 Baker, John Real estate sol at auction 1849-06-02 3 Baker, John (butcher) Married Ann Creighton 1833-11-23 3 Baker, John (butcher) Notice conc. Wife Ann 1834-10-11 3 Baker, John (butcher) Opens meat market 1841-04-17 3 Baker, John (butcher) Rents portion of house on State Street 1844-10-05 3 Baker, John (butcher) Advertisement for apprentice 1845-11-15 3 Baker, John (butcher) Prepares banquet for masons 1848-06-24 2 Baker, John (butcher) Assignee's notice 1849-01-27 3 Baker, John (butcher) Livestock and belongings sold at auction 1849-03-03 3 Baker, John (butcher) Meat stolen from 1849-05-12 2 Baker, Martin F. Obituary, son of Martin 1858-04-17 3 Baker, Martin N. Married Betsy Brown 1842-06-25 3 Baker, Martin N. Files for insolvency 1856-02-09 3 Baker, Mary Obituary, wife of James 1843-12-30 3 Baker, Mary E. Married S.D. Hatch 1853-04-23 3 Baker, Mr. Opens penmanship school 1839-03-02 3 Baker, Mrs. (proprietor, boarding house) Mentioned 1852-10-02 2 Baker, Mrs. M. Sells furniture 1856-03-29 3 Baker, Phebe Obituary, widow of Caleb 1853-03-19 3 Bakeries C. Spooner advertisement 1835-06-06 3 Bakeries James H. Gladding advertisement 1840-11-28 3 Bakeries Charles Spooner closed 1841-04-17 3 Bakeries C. Spooner re-opens 1842-04-16 3 Bakeries C. Spooner begins operating bread cart through streets of town 1843-10-28 3 Bakeries C. Spooner plans to close 1843-10-28 3 Bakeries J.W. Spooner advertisement 1844-04-13 3 Bakeries N.S. Greene opens bakery in connection with store 1844-06-22 3 Bakeries C. & J. Spooner opens bakery 1846-05-30 3 Bakeries C. Spooner opens bakery on Thames St. 1850-06-29 3 Bakeries C.H. Spooner opens bread room 1857-07-04 3 Ball, George (seaman) Dies aboard ship "Corinthian" 1834-05-31 3 Ball, Phebe Obituary 1834-12-13 3 Ball, Phebe Married Samuel Mott 1842-04-23 3 Ball, Samuel Dies of lockjaw after accident with axe 1857-03-28 2 & 3 Ball, Sarah R. Married Henry Manchester 1836-04-23 3 Ball, Susan Obituary 1840-05-16 3 Ball, Tinty A Married John H.H. Mott 1852-07-03 3 Ballatt, Rosanna Obituary 1838-09-15 3 Ballatt, Rosanna Probate notice 1839-02-16 3 Balloon (steamboat) Begins run 1840-06-06 2 & 3 Balloon (steamboat) Schedule 1840-06-13 2 & 3 Balloon (steamboat) Spars from cause fire 1840-06-20 2 Balloon (steamboat) Resumes run 1841-03-06 2 Bands Bristol Brass Band plays 1841-07-17 3 Bands Negro Brass Band performs 1843-05-27 2 Bands Croton Brass Band performs 1847-11-06 2 Bands Frank Forrest's Minstrels play at town hall 1864-05-07 2 Bank of Bristol Notice of meeting 1834-07-04 3 Bank of Bristol Directors chosen 1835-07-18 3 Bank of Bristol Directors chosen 1836-07-09 3 Bank of Bristol Mentioned in advertisement 1842-01-03 3 Bank of Bristol Directors chosen 1844-07-06 3 Bank of Bristol Surrenders its charter; brief history of the institution and its officers given 1866-06-09 2 Bank of Bristol Continuation of history. 1866-06-16 2 Banks Freeman's shares sold 1833-12-14 3 Banks Commercial Bank notice 1834-04-12 3 Banks Eagle Bank meeting of stockholders 1834-06-07 3 Banks Bank of Bristol Notice of meeting 1834-07-04 3 Banks Notice stating banks are solvent 1837-05-20 2 Banks State of R.I. banks 1839-10-26 2 Banks State of R.I. Banks 1839-11-09 3 Banks Legislation conc. 1839-11-09 4 Banks Letter conc. need for savings bank for poor 1840-07-18 2 Banks Committee app. to study need for 1840-07-25 2 Banks Legislation affecting Bristol banks 1843-01-28 3 Banks Petition presented to general assembly for charter of King Philip Bank 1856-02-23 3 Banks Petition presented to general assembly for incorporation of Pokanoket Bank 1856-03-08 2 Banks Petition for incorporation of new bank presented to gen, assembly, withdrawn 1857-01-24 2 Banks Financial panic hits as banks fail 1857-10-03 2 Banks Resume specie payments 1858-01-16 2 Banks Union Bank mentioned 1860-04-07 2 Baptist Church Revival in progress 1850-01-12 2 Baptist Church Rev. Hobart delivers temperance lecture 1853-01-08 3 Baptist Church Rev. Hobart forced to take leave of absence because of poor health 1854-03-18 3 Baptist Church Fire on roof, boy finds novel way of extinguishing flames 1854-07-08 2 Baptist Church Sermon to young men delivered by Rev. Carto 1855-03-24 3 Baptist Church Collection taken up to benefit victims of Yellow Fever epidemic in Norfolk 1855-11-03 2 Baptist Church Rev. Reed appointed 1856-10-04 2 Baptist Church Young ladies baptised in frozen harbor 1857-01-24 2 Baptist Church Revival in 1857-03-07 2 Baptist Church Revival continues 1857-04-11 2 Baptist Church Religious revival in 1858-03-20 2 Baptist Church Rev. Reed will leave parish 1858-12-25 2 Baptist Church Will celebrate 50th anniversary 1861-08-17 2 Baptist Church Description of ceremony, short history of church 1861-08-24 2 Baptist Church Description of Sabbath School Festival 1863-02-07 2 Baptist Church New pastor installed 1864-07-30 2 Baptist Church Description of Sabbath School Festival 1865-01-14 2 Baptist Church Centennial anniversary celebrated 1866-05-12 2 Baptist Church Sunday school holds annual festival. 1867-01-26 2 Baptist Church Sunday school convention held 1867-06-08 2 Baptist Church Dacon ordinated in special exercise 1868-01-25 2 Baptist Church Steeple that was down in 11-69 to be rebuilt 1870-06-24 2 Baptist Church Ladies hold sale to raise money for repairs 1849-02-17 3 Baptist Church Extensive repairs described 1849-09-29 2 Baptist Church Rev. Haswell gives missionary sermon 1850-12-21 2 Baptist Church Ladies hold fair 1852-06-26 3 Baptist Church Discourse on death of Daniel Webster delivered to 1852-11-13 3 Baptist Church Rev. Hobart resigns, receives resolution to thanks from church 1855-01-13 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Rev. Bestor replaced 1834-03-22 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Evening school opened in 1836-10-29 3 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Reopened for worship, Rev. Tobey installed 1837-01-21 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Repairs to 1837-01-28 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Revives interest in religion 1837-02-18 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Rev. Freeman installed 1843-11-12 3 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Repaired and painted 1846-11-07 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Revival in 1847-02-13 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Rev. Sukes will leave church 1848-01-15 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Rev. Bigelow ordained 1848-06-10 2 Baptist Church (also see south Baptist Church) Description of ordination 1848-06-24 3 Baptist Vestry Mentioned in notice 1841-07-17 3 Barber shops John W. Smith, advertisement 1833-09-21 3 Barber shops John W. Smith, advertisement 1837-11-25 3 Barber shops Job M. Barrus advertisement 1840-06-20 3 Barber shops J. Barrus opens barber shop and cobbler shop 1842-01-08 3 Barber shops Daniel Tanner opens shop on Bradford St. 1842-12-03 3 Barber shops D. Tanner moves to custom house 1844-04-13 3 Barber shops W.H. Garrison opens shaving saloon 1849-01-27 3 Barber shops E.A. Biggs advertisement 1855-05-26 3 Barber shops Advertisement For Davis's hair dressing saloon 1857-05-16 3 Barber shops I. H. Davis notice 1857-07-25 3 Bardean, Betty Obituary 1834-01-04 3 Barden, Nathan App. Surveyor of port 1845-06-28 2 Barden, Nathan Director, Bank of Bristol 1851-07-12 3 Barden, Nathan Escapes without injury when barn is struck by lightning 1851-07-26 2 Barden, Nathan Guardian of minor children, petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 3 Barden, Nathan Auditor of accounts 1854-04-08 2 Barden, Nathan App. assessor of taxes 1854-04-08 2 Barden, Nathan App. to school committee 1858-05-29 2 Barden, Nathan Officer of Congregational Church 1855-06-23 2 Barden, Nathan Resigns as sheriff because of support of people's constitution 1842-06-11 2 Barden, Nathan Member of democrat's committee to elect delegates 1843-07-22 3 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Appointed auctioneer 1835-05-02 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Chosen to examine stove pipes 1835-12-19 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Married Lucy Martin of Prov. 1836-05-07 3 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Collector of taxes 1836-05-14 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Notice to taxpayers 1836-10-29 3 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) App. Surveyor of Port of Bristol 1841-04-25 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Injured arresting criminal 1840-05-02 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Director, Bank of Bristol 1840-07-11 3 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Lawsuit decided 1840-09-19 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Removed as collector of port 1841-07-17 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Delegate to state suffrage convention 1841-09-04 2 Barden, Nathan (sheriff) Committee to study town watch 1841-12-25 2 Bardin, Lucy Wife of Nathan, obituary 1864-11-12 3 Bardin, Nancy Obituary 1863-04-04 2 Bardin, Nathan Obituary 1867-04-06 3 Barker & Gladding Advertisement for soda fountain 1846-06-13 3 Barker & Gladding Copartnership dissolved 1846-07-25 3 Barker, Alice Daughter of Walter, obituary 1864-12-03 3 Barker, Catherine Wife of Edward, obituary 1870-02-12 3 Barker, George Advertisement for trees 1838-09-01 3 Barker, George Obituary 1843-02-11 3 Barker, George Administrator's and commissioner's notices 1843-03-18 3 Barker, George Farm let, livestock sold at auction 1843-03-25 3 Barker, Mary Obituary 1839-05-25 3 Barker, Richard W. Copartnership with J. Gladding dissolved (Mount Hope Saloon) 1846-07-25 3 Barker, Walter A. Son of Walter C.F. Barker, obituary 1868-12-19 2 Barker, Walter C.F. Married Abby Luther 1839-11-16 3 Barker, Walter C.F. Special town meeting held to pay bill of 1854-02-18 3 Barker, William Married Angenette Gifford 1834-01-18 3 Barmon, Mary Obituary 1871-05-13 3 Barnard, Albert W. (storekeeper) Opens new shoe store 1849-07-28 3 Barnard, Albert W. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "kitchen hall" 1849-09-08 3 Barnard, Albert W. (storekeeper) Moves to "kitchen hall rotunda", enlarges store 1850-11-09 3 Barnard, Albert W. (storekeeper) Offers reward after vandals injure dog 1852-07-03 3 Barnard, Charles Augustus Obituary, son of Albert W. 1858-09-25 3 Barnard, George E. Opens dry goods store with C.B. Waite 1841-06-05 3 Barnes, Horace M. App. to Board of Directors for Prov.-Bristol RR. 1853-04-23 2 Barnes, Horace M. V.P. of Bristol Fremont Club 1856-09-13 2 Barnes, William Dies on hospital ship, obituary 1863-04-18 3 Barney & Douglas Firm dissolved 1842-10-08 3 Barney, Henry E. Advertisement will repair and tune pianos 1851-12-06 3 Barney, John K. Gauger of custom house 1845-09-20 2 Barney, John W. Notice to debtors 1838-10-20 3 Barney, John W. Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Barney, John W. Copartnership with George Douglas dissolved 1842-10-08 3 Barney, John W. Will leave town, sells real estate 1850-07-06 3 Barney, John W. Former store mentioned 1852-04-03 3 Barney, John W. Married Ann E. Munro 1854-06-10 3 Barney, John W. App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Barney, Martha (daugh. Of Mason Barney) Married To Wm. A. Franklin 1833-10-05 3 Barney, Nancy S. Obituary, wife of John W. 1851-07-26 3 Barns, H.M. (sugar manufacturer) (Horace) Begins business 1849-07-21 2 Barns, H.M. (sugar manufacturer) (Horace) Copartnership notice 1849-07-21 3 Barns, H.M. (sugar manufacturer) (Horace) Married Harriette Byron Norris 1852-08-14 3 Barns, H.M. (sugar manufacturer) (Horace) Copartnership with Dimon and Norris dissolved 1854-02-18 3 Barns, H.M. (sugar manufacturer) (Horace) Copartnership with S. Norris dissolved 1854-06-24 3 Barrett, J. Wadsworth Obituary 1849-12-22 3 Barrett, Joseph W. Notice of sheriff's sale 1837-04-29 3 Barrett, Mary Obituary, widow of Capt. Wm. S. 1846-05-02 3 Barrns, Job M. (may be J. Barrus) Obituary 1852-09-04 3 Barroso (steamboat) To begin run, description of 1852-06-12 2 Barroso (steamboat) Makes excursion to E. Greenwich, begins run 1852-06-19 3 Barroso (steamboat) Advertisement for moonlight excursion 1852-06-26 3 Barroso (steamboat) Advertisement For 1852-09-18 3 Barrows, Phebe M. Married John R. Grant of Prov. 1852-12-18 3 Barrus, Ann Obituary, wife of Wm. H. 1860-05-05 3 Barrus, Benjamin Obituary Father William H. 1855-05-05 3 Barrus, Benjamin (may be Benj. C.) Married Zilphia Ann Field 1849-06-30 3 Barrus, Benjamin (may be Benj. C.) Robbed by pcik pocket 1854-06-10 2 Barrus, Benjamin C. (storekeeper) (may be Benj. Barrus) Opens shoestore on Hope St. 1854-11-04 3 Barrus, Benjamin C. (storekeeper) (may be Benj. Barrus) Sell-out of stock 1855-11-17 3 Barrus, Benjamin C. (storekeeper) (may be Benj. Barrus) Advertisement for shoestore 1856-06-21 3 Barrus, Benjamin C. (storekeeper) (may be Benj. Barrus) Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1856-12-27 2 Barrus, Benjamin C. (storekeeper) (may be Benj. Barrus) Former store mentioned 1858-05-15 3 Barrus, Benjamin C. (storekeeper) (may be Benj. Barrus) House burglarized by daring thief 1858-08-21 2 Barrus, Eliza F. Married Freeborn Coggeshall 1841-10-16 3 Barrus, Job M. (barber, shoemaker)(may be J. Barrns) Advertisement for new shop 1840-06-20 3 Barrus, Job M. (barber, shoemaker)(may be J. Barrns) Advertisement for cobbler shop and barbershop 1842-01-08 3 Barrus, Job M. (barber, shoemaker)(may be J. Barrns) Opens scissors and knife sharpening business 1847-08-21 3 Barrus, Leonard B. Married Mary Finn 1861-05-04 3 Barrus, Louisa Emma Obituary, negro child 1842-10-29 3 Barrus, Mary Both mother and infant. Obituary 1866-09-22 3 Barrus, Rosabella Married Francis L.D. Diman 1842-05-21 3 Barrus, William H. Married Ann Gayton 1849-02-03 3 Barrus, William H. Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Bartel (Barque) Lost at sea off St. Domingo 1849-04-28 2 Bartlett, Charles (infant) Son of Charles and Ellen, obituary 1869-05-15 3 Barton (Schooner) Sold by Nelson Waldron 1849-08-11 3 Barton, Samuel House on Wood Street sold 1842-10-15 3 Barton, Samuel Obituary, negro 1844-03-30 3 Bashee, Priscilla Married Capt. Charles Johnson 1853-04-02 3 Bassett, Orin L. Will leave town, sells furniture 1858-05-01 3 Batt, Abby H. Married J.B. Munro 1847-01-09 3 Batt, Capt. James Dies at sea 1835-11-14 2 Batt, Capt. James Probate notice 1836-01-09 3 Batt, Mary H. Married Nathaniel Munday 1843-06-17 3 Bavis, John Henry Married Dorathe Kastendieck 1851-06-21 3

Baxter, A.P. Chairman of association formed to procure flour at reasonable prices as high prices continue 1855-10-13 2 Baxter, A.P. Will clean and repair watches, testimonial to 1860-02-11 2 & 3 Baxter, A.P. Chosen Democratic delegate 1861-02-22 2 Baxter, Benjamin Advertisement to let house on Congregational 1852-02-07 3 Baxter, Benjamin Obituary 1874-12-25 2 Baxter, Grace Darling Obituary Father Alexander P. 1854-09-09 3 Bay House Advertisement For (Coggeshall & Co.) 1857-05-30 3 Bay House Burns to ground during winter vacancy, arson suspected 1858-03-13 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Sells bank stock 1843-10-14 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Sells house lots 1843-10-21 4 Bayley, W.H.S. Meth. Episcopal Rep. to new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Denies rumor 1844-03-16 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Auction room mentioned in advertisement 1844-03-16 3 Bayley, W.H.S. App. Justice of Peace 1844-04-06 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Advertisement for house plants 1844-11-23 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Agent for coal 1845-04-19 3 Bayley, W.H.S. V.P. of Bristol Marine Bible Soc. 1845-12-27 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Advertisement for musical instrument 1846-10-03 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Delegate to law and order convention 1847-01-09 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Sec. of committee to assist victims of potato famine 1847-03-06 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Elected 2nd represenative, justice of peace 1847-04-10 2 Bayley, W.H.S. App. to committee to plan centennial celebration 1847-07-03 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Serenaded by procession from Newport 1847-07-31 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Coroner 1847-10-16 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Delegate to state Whig Convention 1847-12-25 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Sec. of temperance meeting 1848-02-19 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Vice-chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Sec. of group supporting building of RR. 1848-10-07 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Sec. of Whig Convention 1849-01-20 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Sells house and lot 1849-04-28 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Sec. and Treas. Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1852-02-21 2 Bayley, W.H.S. App. Notary Public 1852-05-15 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Mention of sailboat "Phenix" 1853-09-10 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Sells Hope St. estate 1855-04-14 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Offers reward for vandals of wharf 1855-06-09 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Sells house on Bristol Neck 1855-09-22 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Sells house on Hope St. 1855-10-27 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Trustee of savings institute 1856-01-19 3 Bayley, W.H.S. Elected senator 1856-05-24 2 Bayley, W.H.S. V.P. of Bristol Fremont Club 1856-09-13 2 Bayley, W.H.S. App. to state committee 1857-02-21 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Resigns as senator, re-elected 1857-06-13 2 Bayley, W.H.S. App. to republican committee 1858-02-27 2 Bayley, W.H.S. President of rebulican meeting 1860-03-31 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Elected senator 1860-04-07 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Leaves for Chicago convention 1860-05-12 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Returns from Chicago convention 1860-05-26 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Dangerously ill, some improvement 1860-06-16 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Still dangerously ill 1860-06-23 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Improved 1860-07-14 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Recovers 1860-08-11 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Delegate to rep. convention 1860-09-22 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Presents resolution to Gen. Assembly re. insurrection at Fort Sumter 1861-01-19 2 Bayley, W.H.S. App. collector of customs 1861-05-04 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Resigns as senator 1861-05-25 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Dies 1862-03-22 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Obituary, eulogy, biography 1862-03-29 2 Bayley, W.H.S. Obituaries from area newspapers 1862-03-29 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement for apprentice 1835-10-02 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Opens reading room 1835-10-10 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Sells land 1835-10-31 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement for book and job printing 1837-01-07 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement to sell press 1837-07-01 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Notice, will close 1837-07-08 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Begins publishing Phoenix 1837-09-16 1 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Agent for religious magazines 1838-02-03 4 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement for medicine 1838-08-18 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Sells mulberry trees 1838-10-06 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) House rented 1839-06-01 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement for book binding 1839-09-07 4 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Gazette) V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Advertisement for money 1840-12-12 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Opens book bindery 1840-12-19 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Appointed to school committee 1841-04-24 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) V.P. Bristol Total Abstinence Soc., delegate to convention 1841-05-08 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Advertisement to borrow money 1841-07-03 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Sells house lots 1841-11-20 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Delegate to temperance convention 1841-12-04 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Committee to arrangements on fourth 1842-06-18 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) On duty patroling town during Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (editor, Bristol Phoenix) Committee to estimate taxes 1843-05-08 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Becomes editor 1834-01-04 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Letter 1834-01-11 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement for printing 1834-01-25 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Opens reading room 1834-02-15 4 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Will close reading room 1834-12-13 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Effort to re-open reading room 1835-01-03 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) App. Auctioneer 1835-05-02 2 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Advertisement for auction 1835-05-09 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) To sell Gazette, advertisement 1835-06-20 3 Bayley, W.H.S. (Printer, Bristol Gazette) Promises final effort to save Gazette 1835-09-05 2 Bayley's Shore Mentioned in advertisement 1856-07-04 3 Bayley's Wharf Boat stole from 1855-06-09 2 Bayley's Wharf Vandalized, Bayley offer reward 1855-06-09 3 Baylies, Miss Boarding house mentioned 1858-09-25 2 Baylies, Rev. Henry (pstor, Meth. Epis. Church) Advertisement for horse, carriage, etc. 1860-03-17 3 Baylies, Rev. Henry (pstor, Meth. Epis. Church) Will leave parish 1860-03-24 2 Baylies, Rev. Henry (pstor, Meth. Epis. Church) Travels to Egypt, Holy Land 1860-04-21 2 Beal, Helen Wife of DR.g.H,.B all. Obituary 1864-10-01 3 Beaty, Matthew Arrested for stealing money 1850-10-05 2 Beaufine, John Obituary father John 1855-04-14 3 Bell, Archibald Obituary father Archibald 1856-01-19 3 Bell, Jenet Obituary child of Archibald 1861-03-02 3 Bells Inscription on factory bell translated 1838-03-03 2 Bells Town to dispense with ringing town bell at sunrise 1841-09-04 2 Bells Ringing of bell to resume 1841-11-06 2 Bells Rung to alarm town of insurrection in Prov. 1842-05-21 2 Bells Rung to alarm town of Dorr Rebellion 1842-06-25 2 Bells Poem to St. Michael's bell 1843-04-15 2 Bells Value of "passing bell" cited 1846-01-31 2 Bells Usher in fourth 1846-07-11 2 Bells Rung to commemorate death of Daniel Webster 1852-10-30 2 Bells New bell placed in bellfry of Cong. Church 1853-01-22 2 Bells New bell to be rung daily 1853-04-16 2

Bells Practice of ringing bells on Christmas Eve blamed for delaying alarm as destructive fire strikes Bristol 1853-12-31 2 Bells New bell arrives at Cong. Church 1854-06-24 2 Bells Article conc. Danger of ringing bells on Christmas Eve 1854-12-23 2 Bells Rung to celebrate Washington's birthday 1857-02-28 2

Bells Rung to celebrate completion of trans-atlantic telegraph, cause consternation among some townspeople 1858-08-21 2 Bells Daily bellringing stopped 1870-11 Benard, Seneture S. Married Phebe Williston 1848-06-17 3 Benedict, Mrs. (proprietor of boarding house) Advertisement 1847-09-11 3 Benett, William S. Real estate sold at auction 1855-03-03 3 Bennard, Ruth Ann Charges with making threats, destroying property 1843-08-05 2 Bennard, Sophia Charges with assaulting child, confined to asylum 1843-08-05 2 Bennet, Sarah Married Robert Peck of Prov. 1843-11-04 3 Bennett, Adams J. Married Martha Spooner 1853-11-05 3 Bennett, Albert C. Obituary son of Capt. Albert C. 1853-04-16 3 Bennett, Albert C. (Captain) Married Sally Manchester 1838-10-20 3 Bennett, Albert C. (Captain) Will command new bark 1853-10-29 2 Bennett, Albert C. (Captain) Ship launched 1853-12-03 3 Bennett, Albert C. (Captain) Reports on confederate ships 1861-07-20 2 Bennett, Albert C. (Captain) Appointed Deputy Collector of Customs 1863-02-21 2 Bennett, Capt. Dies at sea 1835-10-24 2 Bennett, Charles E. Offers music school 1841-10-23 3 Bennett, Col. Martin Jr. Married Mary Church 1834-05-24 3 Bennett, Col. Martin Jr. Treasurer, Young Men's Society 1835-02-07 2 Bennett, Col. Martin Jr. Colonel, Bristol Artillery 1835-04-04 2 Bennett, Col. Martin Jr. Solicitor, Bris, Char. Fuel Society 1835-12-12 3 Bennett, Col. Martin Jr. Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Bennett, Col. Martin Jr. Committee of arrangements on fourth 1842-06-18 2 Bennett, Eliza T. Obituary widow of Capt. Martin 1854-08-19 3 Bennett, Ferdinand R. Obituary child of Massadore T. 1846-08-08 3 Bennett, M. Sells house and lot on Bradford St. 1853-04-09 3 Bennett, M.T. (may be Massadore T.) Advertisement for pasture land, house 1858-04-17 3 Bennett, M.T. (may be Massadore T.) Pres. of Bristol Wide Awake Club 1860-10-06 2 Bennett, Martin Director, Marine Bible Soc. 1845-12-27 3 Bennett, Martin Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Bennett, Martin Sec. of committee for election of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Bennett, Martin Subscriber of Bristol-Prov. RR. 1853-04-02 3 Bennett, Martin Real estate sold 1854-09-30 2 Bennett, Martin Cashier, Bank of Bristol 1844-07-06 3 Bennett, Martin (ship master) Probate notice 1836-02-06 3 Bennett, Martin (ship master) Administrators notice 1836-03-19 3 Bennett, Mary Married Francis S. Munro of N.Y. 1856-06-14 3 Bennett, Massadore T. Captain of artillery 1850-04-06 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Collects donations for artillery fair 1850-06-29 3 Bennett, Massadore T. Bristol Artillery offers resolution of thanks 1852-04-10 2 & 3 Bennett, Massadore T. Moderator of town meeting 1854-04-08 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Receives vote of thanks upon resignation as moderator 1856-06-14 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Pres. of Bristol Fremont Club 1856-09-13 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Chosen moderator of election meeting 1856-11-08 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Foreman of King Philip Fire Co. 1858-01-23 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Elected representative, instructed to oppose division of Bristol 1858-04-10 2 Bennett, Massadore T. App. To republican state committee 1860-01-07 2 Bennett, Massadore T. App. Surveyor of port 1860-01-07 2 Bennett, Massadore T. Superintendent of Bristol steam mill 1861-09-14 2 Bennett, Massadore T. App. Clerk of Supreme Court 1849-05-12 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett Opens grocery store 1842-01-08 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett New store saved from fire, arson suspected 1842-01-15 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett App. Auctioneer 1843-04-15 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett Store vacant 1843-05-27 3 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett Pres., Young Men's Temperance Soc. 1844-03-19 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett Appointed clerk of court of common pleas 1844-05-11 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett App. Notary public 1845-05-17 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett V.P. of Young Men's Tem. Soc. 1846-04-04 2 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett Ensign of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Bennett, Massadore T. (storekeeper)(may be M.T. Bennett Appointed Justice of Peace 1848-04-08 2 Bennett, Mr. Gives exhibition of self-inflating life preservers 1849-07-07 2 Bennett, MRs. Albert Sails for England 1857-11-14 2 Bennett, Prudence Obituary 1853-03-17 3 Bennett, William J. Obituary father of Adams J. also poem 1855-02-10 3 Benton, Betsy Obituary 1864-05-15 3 Berard, Ambrose Obituary 1869-03-27 3 Berkeley, Bridget Obituary 1873-03-22 2 Bernard, (infant) Obituary father Senature 1856-10-04 3 Bernard, Frances A. Obituary father Senature 1855-05-12 3 Bernard, Harriet A. Obituary father Senature 1855-05-12 3 Bernard, Lydia Obituary 1844-06-22 3 Bernard, Phebe Ann Obituary wife of Senature 1856-08-16 3 Bernard, Senetur S. Married Sarah E. Fish 1857-10-03 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Opens office in Bristol 1842-11-05 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Testimonial for Dr.Berry 1842-12-03 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Advertisement for false teeth 1843-02-18 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Will leave town 1843-09-16 2 & 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Will leave town 1844-03-30 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Will return in two months 1844-04-13 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Returns to Bristol 1845-05-31 3 Berry, Dr. R.P. (dentist) Married Mary Thurston of Newport 1848-07-29 3 Bestor, Rev. Leaves Baptist Church 1834-03-22 2 Bethel Society Addressed by Rev.Shepard 1836-12-17 3 Bethel Society Bethel flag purchased 1840-07-25 2 Bickford, Gracie (infant) Daughter of John and Sophie Bickford 1867-11-02 3 Bicknell, Mr. W. (principal, high school) Appointed 1860-05-05 2 Bicknell, Thomas W. Married Amelia Blanding of Rehoboth 1860-09-08 3 Bigelow, John F. (Reverend) Ordained at Baptist Church 1848-06-10 2 Bigelow, John F. (Reverend) Description of ordination 1848-06-24 2 Bigelow, John F. (Reverend) Installed as pastor in Mass. 1856-02-09 2 Biggs, E.A. (storekeeper) Advertisement for hair dressing rooms 1855-05-26 3 Biggs, E.A. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1855-10-27 3 Billington, Abagail Obituary 1836-04-30 3 Bishop, Lemuel A. (metalsmith) Purchases stock of C. Babcock, opens shop 1850-08-10 3 Bishop, Lemuel A. (metalsmith) Notice, will close business 1852-11-20 3 Bishop, Lemuel A. (metalsmith) Former store mentioned 1852-12-18 3 Bishop, Lydia Married Levi Chace Jr. of New Bedford 1836-09-21 3 Bishop, Mary Obituary, wife of Nathan A. 1849-01-20 3 Bishop, Mary Eulogy 1849-02-03 3 Bishop, Nathan A. Married Nancy S. Taylor 1853-10-15 3 Bishop, Nathan A. Sails for Matanzas 1857-12-12 2 Bishop, Sarah Ann Obituary and eulogy 1851-04-05 3 Bishop, Sarah E. Obit, daughter of Nathan A. 1861-09-21 3 Bishop, W.W. (arms manufacturer) Forms copartnership with A. Burnside 1854-01-28 3 Bishop, W.W. (arms manufacturer) Copartnership dissolved 1855-06-30 3 Bishop, W.W. (arms manufacturer) Copartnership with Burnside and C. Jackson begins 1855-06-30 3 Bishop, William James Obituary child 1836-10-08 3 Bisno, Francis Married Sarah T. Bullock 1848-02-26 3 Blacksmith shops George H. Reynolds, advertisement for apprentice 1833-10-12 4 Blacksmith shops Richard Waldron, advertisement for apprentice 1834-01-25 3 Blacksmith shops Copartnership of George Reynolds and J.N. Miller 1836-06-18 3 Blacksmith shops Samuel Taylor, mentioned in advertisement 1837-04-29 3 Blacksmith shops J.N. Miller and Henry Hall copartnership 1841-12-25 3 Blacksmith shops Shop on major Reynolds estate sold 1843-07-22 3 Blacksmith shops J. Brownell petitions for insolvency 1844-08-17 3 Blacksmith shops N. Peck's shop sold 1845-11-22 3 Blacksmith's Shops S. Sparks opens shop on Thames St. 1848-01-08 3 Blacksmith's Shops Samuel Taylor & Son copartnership formed 1848-09-30 3 Blacksmith's Shops Joseph Ralph files for insolvency 1852-02-14 3 Blacksmith's Shops Shop on Sprague's Wharf sold 1852-10-02 3 Blacksmith's Shops Makenzie's blacksmith shop mentioned in advertisement 1856-06-28 3

Blacksmith's Shops Charles Harris advertisement for shop on Thames St., copartnership with W. Snively dissolved 1857-01-17 3 Blacksmith's Shops Wm. Snively's blacksmith's shop sold at auction 1857-08-29 3 Blacksmith's Shops N.P. Cole advertisement to sell blacksmith's shop 1858-02-20 3 Blaisdell, J.C. (music teacher) Opens school 1849-03-31 3 Blaisdell, J.C. (music teacher) Insufficient no. of students cited 1850-01-05 2 Blaisdell, J.C. (music teacher) School gives concert 1850-04-20 2 Blake, Abby Married John Rawson 1845-04-19 3 Blake, Betsey Married I. Chase 1861-07-13 3 Blake, George H. Obit, child 1838-11-03 3 Blake, Hannah Obituary 1867-09-28 3 Blake, James C. Married Abby E. Luther of Warren 1857-11-07 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Notice of office opened 1833-09-21 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Advertisement for real estate 1833-10-19 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Married Hope Richmond 1834-03-01 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Admitted freeman 1834-04-19 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Elected to town council 1834-05-17 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Becomes Justice of Peace 1835-07-04 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Director, Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Elected second Representative 1836-04-23 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Notice conc. repairs to court house 1836-08-06 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Director, Commercial Bank 1837-04-08 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Chairman of Potter Library 1837-10-07 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Notary Public, Justice of Peace 1838-05-12 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Elected ist Rep. 1839-04-20 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Director, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1841-02-06 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Addresses spec. town meeting, argues against adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) App. to committee at town meeting 1842-04-23 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Elected 2nd represenative 1842-04-23 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) To examine prisoners of Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-16 3 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Examines prisoners 1842-07-30 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Nominated for Attorney General 1843-01-28 2 Blake, Joseph (attorney) Reports to Gen. Assembly on political prisoners 1843-02-11 3 Blake, Joseph (caterer) Advertisement 1855-10-27 3 Blake, Joseph M. Committee to estimate taxes 1843-04-08 2 Blake, Joseph M. Elected Attorny General 1843-05-06 2 Blake, Joseph M. Association with J.R. Bullock formed 1843-05-06 3 Blake, Joseph M. Candidate for Attorney General 1844-03-30 2 Blake, Joseph M. Elected Attorney General 1844-05-11 2 Blake, Joseph M. Candidate for Attorney General 1845-03-29 2 Blake, Joseph M. Elected by narrow margin 1845-05-10 2 Blake, Joseph M. Candidate for Attorney General 1845-11-22 2 Blake, Joseph M. Copartnership with J. Bullock dissolved 1846-01-03 3 Blake, Joseph M. Elected Attorney General 1846-04-04 2 Blake, Joseph M. Candidate for Attorney General 1847-01-16 2 Blake, Joseph M. Argues against annexing portion of Bristol to Warren 1847-01-16 2 Blake, Joseph M. Editorial citing "rum-sellers" attempt to defeat Blake 1847-04-03 2 & 3 Blake, Joseph M. Elected Attorney General 1847-05-08 2 Blake, Joseph M. Delegate to Whig convention 1848-06-24 3 Blake, Joseph M. Addresses supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Blake, Joseph M. App. to committee to study building of RR. 1848-10-07 2 Blake, Joseph M. Chairman of group supporting building of RR. 1849-02-10 2 Blake, Joseph M. Lawsuit vs. Wm. B. Spooner mentioned 1849-03-17 2 Blake, Joseph M. Elected Attorny General 1849-05-05 2 Blake, Joseph M. Nominated Attorney General 1850-01-19 2 Blake, Joseph M. Addresses meeting re. construction of RR. 1852-05-01 3 Blake, Joseph M. Addresses General Assembly re. incorporation of Bristol-Prov.RR. 1852-07-03 2 Blake, Joseph M. Chosen representative 1856-01-12 2 Blake, Joseph M. Lawsuit vs. M. Richmond resolved 1858-03-06 2 Blake, Joseph M. Description of speech to Democratic electors 1860-03-31 2 Blake, Joseph M. Elected rep. 1861-05-25 2 Blake, Keziah Obituary, widow of Ebenezer age 84 1857-08-22 3 Blake, Leonard B. Married Sarah A.C. Bliss of Rehoboth 1856-12-20 3 Blake, Martha Obit, widow of Samuel 1855-02-03 3 Blake, Martha F. Married Samuel M. Lindsey 1852-09-04 3 Blake, Mary Ann Obituary, widow of Samuel 1861-06-08 3 Blake, Mary Ann Probate notice 1861-06-08 3 Blake, Mary Ann Administrators notice 1861-09-14 3 Blake, Mary E. Married Capt. Daniel B. Luther Jr. of Warren 1858-01-23 3 Blake, Nancy Married Thorndike Chace 1840-05-30 3 Blake, Nancy Mrs. Obituary 1864-01-30 3 Blake, Nicholas C. Probate notice 1837-02-11 3 Blake, Richard G. Married Sarah Everett 1840-08-08 3 Blake, Richard G. Obituary 1853-10-08 3 Blake, Sally Obituary 1852-01-17 3 Blake, Samuel Obituary 1839-06-08 3 Blake, Samuel Married To Martha Smith 1833-09-14 3 Blake, Samuel Obituary 1843-10-07 3 Blake, Samuel Probate notice 1843-10-07 3 Blake, Sarah Mentioned in lawsuit 1836-09-17 2 Blake, Sarah P. Obituary, child of late Samuel 1844-11-02 3 Blake, Susan Married Paul Nelson Bosworth 1855-01-13 3 Blake, Susan Obituary, wife of Wm. M. 1842-10-08 3 Blake, William M. Married Mary T. Cummings 1854-01-21 3 Blanding, Martha Wife of Levi and daughter of John Gray, obituary 1870-08-13 3 Bliffens, William R. Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 Bliss, Phoebe Elizabeth (infant) Obituary, father Lewis F. 1852-10-09 3 Bliven, C. J. (carpenter) Opens shop on Potter's Wharf 1848-03-18 3 Blount, John Obituary 1860-07-28 3 Blount, Joseph (seaman) Dies in accident aboard schooner 1861-07-27 2 Blount, Samuel Breaks arm in accident at Pocanoket steam mill 1861-06-08 2 Blount, Sarah J. Married John Meigs 1860-11-10 3 Blount, Sarah J. Widow of Thomas, obituary 1872-06-29 2 Blount, Thomas Obituary 1866-01-06 3 Bly, Bradford D. Obituary, child of Capt. Wm. M. 1843-11-18 3 Bly, Capt. William M. Will command transport for Burnside expedition 1861-11-09 2 Bly, Eliza C. Obituary, child of Wm. M. (Captain) 1844-01-06 3 Bly, Isaac (cooper) Gauger of casks 1836-05-14 2 Bly, Isaac (cooper) Sells house and shop 1837-04-22 3 Bly, Isaac (cooper) House sold 1838-07-14 3 Bly, Isaac (cooper) Land sold at auction 1841-03-13 3 Bly, Mrs. William M. Thanks firemen for attempting to save property from fire 1856-02-16 3 Bly, William Mason Obituary, child of Wm. 1844-10-05 3 Blye, Andrew Mason Obituary, child 1837-04-15 3 Boarding houses Mr. Fales advertisement 1834-10-04 4 Boarding houses Central Boarding House rented 1835-01-31 3 Boarding houses Robert L. Potter Adver 1835-04-25 3 Boarding houses Boarding house to let 1835-10-24 4 Boarding houses Joseph Furney opens boarding house 1836-10-01 3 Boarding houses Sailors Temperance Boarding House tobe established 1836-11-12 2 Boarding houses Martin Pierce mentioned in advertisement 1837-01-14 3 Boarding houses Wm. H. Manchester adver 1838-06-16 3 Boarding houses Mr. Wilmarth mentioned in adver 1839-02-02 3 Boarding houses Full of visitors 1841-07-10 2 Boarding houses Mrs. Browning's boarding house mentioned 1841-07-10 3 Boarding houses Accommodations praised in letter 1842-07-23 2 Boarding houses List of boarding houses, descriptions 1843-05-20 2 Boarding houses Mrs. E. Coggeshall's boarding house mentioned in advertisement 1845-06-14 3 Boarding houses Crowded with summer visitors 1845-08-02 2 Boarding houses Sailor's home rented by M. Pearse 1846-07-04 3 Boarding houses B. Nicholas advertisement 1846-09-12 3 Boarding houses Mrs. Benedict's boarding house advertized 1847-09-11 3 Boarding houses Mrs. Ann. Storr's boarding house mentioned 1849-03-24 2 Boarding houses J. Easterbrooks advertisement 1849-11-24 3 Boarding houses Allen Booth advertisement (late Charles DeWolf place) 1850-05-25 3 Boarding houses Mrs. Baker's boarding house mentioned 1852-10-02 2 Boarding houses Need for boarding house for summer visitors cited 1855-06-09 2 Boarding houses Filled with summer visitors 1855-08-11 2 Boarding houses Empire House, boarding house and restaurant, advertized 1855-10-27 3 Boarding houses H. Coggeshall opens boarding house 1856-07-19 2 & 3 Boarding houses Coggeshall & CO. advertisement for bay house 1857-05-30 3 Boarding houses Filled with summer visitors 1858-09-04 2 Boarding houses Miss Baylies' boarding house mentioned 1858-09-25 2 Boat Clubs Formed by Bristol youths 1847-05-29 2 Boat Clubs Boatmen hold annual chowder 1856-08-16 3 Boat races Bristol ships win 1839-08-31 2 Boat races Bristol ship Harvest wins race 1839-09-28 2 Boat races Newport Captains challenge race 1839-10-05 2 Boat races Bristol Ships invited to race i n Prov. 1842-06-18 2 Boat races Bristol Boats enter regatta 1853-09-10 2 Boat races Description of regatta, sloop Two Boys wins prize 1853-09-24 2 Boat races Regatta to be held in Bristol 1853-09-24 3 Boat races Description of Bristol Regatta 1853-10-01 2 Boat races Bristol Boats enter regatta 1854-09-16 2 Boat races Bristol boats enter regatta 1855-06-30 2 Boat races Route planned for next race 1863-09-12 2 Boatbuilders Perry, Brothers, & Co. 1833-11-16 3 Boatbuilders Coit & Manchester build ship Harvest 1835-09-12 2 Boatbuilders Messrs. Crandall launch ship Metacom, lay keel for another ship 1836-10-08 2 Boatbuilders Amos Crandall's yard praised 1839-08-10 2 Boatbuilders Steamboat under construction, dimensions 1844-02-17 2 Boatbuilders Steamboat Washington completed 1844-07-20 2 Boatbuilders Article conc. history of boatbuilding (not Bristol) 1844-08-10 2 Boatbuilders Messres. Thompson, Stanton & Co. launch Schooner Mail 1850-05-25 2 Boatbuilders Bristol boatbuilders praised 1850-11-02 2 Boatbuilders Stanton & Skinner lauch yacht 1851-04-26 2 Boatbuilders Thompson, Stanton & Skinner dissolved, Stanton & Skinner to continue business 1853-12-03 3 Boatbuilders J. Thompson builds barques 1854-04-29 2 Boatbuilders Bristol's boatbuilding industry praised 1854-04-29 2 Boatbuilders E. Thompson opens Green Point Ship Yard 1855-06-30 3 Boatbuilders Herreschoff launches sailboat 1863-04-25 2 Boatbuilders Herreschoff building faster boats 1863-12-12 2 Boatbuilders Large boats built, new employees hired 1864-02-06 2 Boatbuilders Herreschoff enlarging shipyard 1864-05-15 2 Boatbuilders New marine railway purchased 1865-06-17 2 Boatbuilders Herreschoff launches largest boat so far 1866-04-28 2 Boatbuilders Herreschoff constructing sailing yacht 1867-02-16 2 Boatbuilders Herreschoff launches sixty-foot yacht 1868-04-04 2 Boatbuilders New schooner lauched by Stanton & Skinner, shipyard 1869-04-17 2 Boatbuilders List of new yacht and boat construction going on at Herreshoff yards 1869-06-12 2 Boatbuilders Herreshoff yards 1869-06-12 2 Boatbuilders Herreshoff launches new steam propelled yacht 1870-04-02 2 Bodfish, Mr. Opens penmanship school 1837-02-25 3 Bofien, John Injured when building collapses buring fire 1860-05-12 2 Bofien, John Condition improved 1860-05-19 2 Bogart, Theodore P. App. Democratic elector 1860-10-06 2 Bogart, Theodore P. Chosen delegate of constitutional union party 1861-02-22 2 Bogert, Adeline Child; obituary 1865-09-30 3 Bogues, Jacob Serving in marine artillery 1861-08-03 2 Bombardment of Bristol Description of 1844-03-16 2 Bombardment of Bristol Bristolian's account of bombardment 1846-01-03 2 Bombardment of Bristol Bombshell from bombardment found beneath Bradford St. 1854-10-28 2 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Thanks townspeople for donations 1845-01-25 3 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Appointed by bishop 1845-06-14 2 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Will leave Bristol 1846-04-04 2 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Critically ill 1849-05-12 3 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Dies, description of life 1855-09-22 2 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Services held 1855-10-13 3 Bonney, Isaac (reverend) Monument to be erected in memory of 1856-04-12 2 Bonney, Martin D. Quarter master and clerk of artillery 1844-04-06 2 Bonney, Martin D. Ensign of artillery 1846-04-11 2 Bonney, Martin D. 2nd Lieutenant of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Bonney, Martin D. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Bonney, Martin D. Returns from California 1851-06-21 2 Bonney, Sarah E. Drowns in Ohio 1861-06-29 2 Bonney, Sophia Obituary, widow of Rev Issac 1855-09-29 3 & 2 Bonney, William Obituary, child 1838-09-29 3 Bonney, William P. Son of Rev. Isaac, drowns in California 1850-06-15 2 Bontecou, Rev. Addresses meeting of Sabboth schools 1838-08-25 2 Bontecou, Rev. Speaks at Temperance Soc. Meeting 1838-12-01 2 Bontecou, Rev. Speaks at temperance anniversary 1839-03-02 2 Bontecou, Rev. House rented 1839-08-10 3 Bookstores Charles C. Church advertisement 1834-08-02 3 Bookstores John Gladding advertisement 1835-09-19 3 Bookstores John Gladding & Co. notice of copartnership 1835-11-21 3 Bookstores Copartnership dissolved 1837-03-11 3 Bookstores Isaac Morrill advertisement 1837-12-16 3 Bookstores Isaac Morrill to close 1838-03-24 3 Bookstores John Gladding closed, stock sold 1838-04-07 3 Bookstores A.G. Stephens opens bookstore 1848-01-22 3 Bookstores Goff & Wilbur open temporary bookstore in Bristol 1856-03-29 3 Bookstores Bookstore opened on State Street 1857-08-22 2 Bookstores J. Burgess advertisement for bookstore and library 1858-04-03 1 Booth, Abby W. Married Rowland Fish 1836-12-10 3 Booth, Harriott Married Henry Davis of Prov. 1836-10-22 3 Booth, Joseph Sells lands 1838-10-27 3 Booth, Joseph Obituary 1840-11-14 3 Booth, Joseph Probate notice 1840-12-12 3 Booth, Joseph Administrator's and commissioner's notice 1841-04-17 3 Booth, Joseph Land sold at administrator's sale 1842-01-08 3 Booth, Joseph Son of John, obituary 1868-08-22 3 Booth, Miss Cured of lameness by Dr. Brown of Mass. 1838-10-13 2 Booth, Ruth Obituary, widow of Joseph 1856-12-27 3 Booth, Sarah Obituary 1875-10-09 2 Booth, Susan Married Henry Manchester 1839-07-13 3 Borden, Charles H. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1860-11-17 3 Borden, Dolly C. Guardian appointed for 1860-08-11 3 Borden, Dorothea Obituary 1835-05-16 3 Borden, Elizabeth Obituary, child of Isaac 1842-04-30 3 Borden, Hannah Married Richard Smith of Cuba 1834-08-09 3 Borden, Harriet (daughter of Isaac Borden) Married To Capt. Josiah R. Talbot 1833-11-02 3 Borden, Henry Obituary 1838-11-10 3 Borden, Isaac Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Borden, Isaac Sells stock in "Fama" 1834-10-11 3 Borden, Isaac Guardian of V. Talbot 1853-07-16 3 Borden, Isaac Former house sold 1857-08-29 3 Borden, Isaac Obituary 1865-11-11 3 Borden, Juliana Obituary 1838-12-29 3 Borden, Mary T. Married Nathaniel Gladding 1836-11-05 3 Borden, Parker Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Borden, Parker Married Eliza Diman 1835-06-20 3 Borden, Parker Sells wharf 1836-05-07 3 Borden, Parker Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Borden, Parker Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 Borden, Parker Lawsuit resolved 1839-09-21 2 Borden, Parker Dies at 78 yrs. 1842-09-24 3 Borden, Parker Executors Notice 1842-12-10 3 Borden, Parker Probate notice 1844-01-06 3 Borden, Parker Estate sells cotton mill stock 1844-01-27 3 Borden, Parker Guardian appointed for children 1849-05-12 3 Borden, Parker Guardian's notice for children 1849-07-07 3 Borden, Sarah Obituary 1861-09-21 3 Borden, Sarah Daughter of Captain Isaac and Mary Biscombe obituary 1868-07-04 3 Borden, Sarah Obituary, wife of Isaac 1857-07-18 3 Bordon, Mary E. Married Euclyd C. Nichols 1856-05-31 3 Borland Farm To let 1837-04-22 3 Borland Farm To let 1838-02-10 3 Borland Farm Offered for sale by N. Bullock 1844-09-28 3 Borland Farm Sold at auction 1845-02-15 3 Borter, Adoline Married George C. Hazelbrook 1852-07-17 3 Boston Store (dry goods store) Advertisement 1846-11-28 3 Bosworth, Abby (teacher) Mentioned in school committee's report 1845-03-29 3 Bosworth, Abby M. Married F.A. Burgess 1846-10-03 3 Bosworth, Alfred Elected delegate of R.I. party 1845-11-22 2 Bosworth, Alfred Notary Public 1849-05-12 2 Bosworth, Alfred Dies in Illinois 1861-07-27 3 Bosworth, Ann Guardian appointed 1836-06-11 3 Bosworth, Ann E. Married Henry Waning 1844-09-07 3 Bosworth, Ann Elizabeth Obituary, father late Henry White 1854-04-08 3 Bosworth, Benjamin Corporal, Bristol Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Bosworth, Benjamin Obituary 1855-01-06 3 Bosworth, Benjamin Administrator's Notice 1855-02-10 3 Bosworth, Benjamin Probate notice 1855-01-06 3 Bosworth, Benjamin Auction of livestock and furniture 1855-02-10 3 Bosworth, Benjamin Homestead estate sold 1855-06-23 3 Bosworth, Benjamin Auction at home of 1858-04-10 3 Bosworth, Benjamin M. Charged with breach of promise to marry 1846-12-12 2 Bosworth, Benjamin P. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1853-04-16 2 Bosworth, Benjamin P. Married Ruth Ann Swan 1857-02-28 3 Bosworth, Cynthia Article on life, death 1869-09-25 2 Bosworth, Elizabeth Obituary, child 1837-07-29 3 Bosworth, George Alvin Obituary, child of Jeremiah 1840-10-10 3 Bosworth, Henry Obituary 1865-06-27 3 Bosworth, Jememiah Obituary 1871-12-09 2 Bosworth, Jeremiah Chosen representative at political meeting 1842-04-23 2 Bosworth, Jeremiah Resigns as representative because of support of people's constitution 1842-06-11 2 Bosworth, Jeremiah Foreign inspector of port 1853-06-25 2 Bosworth, Jeremiah App. Justice of Peace 1860-04-28 2 Bosworth, Jonathan Notice conc. wife Lucinda 1834-01-07 3 Bosworth, Jonathan Advertisement for lost cow 1844-11-16 3 Bosworth, Jonathan Officer Bristol Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Bosworth, Jonathan Officer, Bristol Artillery 1853-04-16 2 Bosworth, Jonathan Sued for breach of contract 1858-10-30 2 Bosworth, Jonathan Obituary 1853-04-09 2 & 3 Bosworth, Jonathan Probate notice 1853-05-14 3 Bosworth, Jonathan Administrator's Notice 1854-05-20 3 Bosworth, Jonathan Jr. Child of fatally burned 1852-03-06 2 Bosworth, Lyman Married Mary Edwards 1860-03-24 3 Bosworth, Lyman App. Town Sergeant 1860-04-28 2 Bosworth, Mary Married Hiram Munro 1840-09-05 3 Bosworth, Mary Ann Married Issac Barley of Mass. 1852-08-14 3 Bosworth, Mr. N. Boarding house mentioned in article 1843-05-20 2 Bosworth, Mr. N. Dentists' office in 1843-05-20 3 Bosworth, Mrs. Jonathan Suffers fit, falls on stove, severly burned 1854-04-01 2 Bosworth, N.P. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1856-04-05 2 Bosworth, Nancy Wife of Jeremiah, obituary 1870-01-15 3 Bosworth, Nathaniel Obituary 1853-04-30 3 Bosworth, Nathaniel (yeoman) Petitions for insolvency 1846-02-14 3 Bosworth, Nathaniel (yeoman) Assignee's notice 1846-03-21 3 Bosworth, Nathaniel (yeoman) Offers reward for hunters who shot livestock 1855-12-01 3 Bosworth, Nathaniel (yeoman) Obituary 1857-05-02 3 Bosworth, Nelson Officer, Bristol Artillery 1855-04-07 2 Bosworth, P.N. (may be Paul Nelson Bosworth) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1854-04-08 2 Bosworth, Paul Nelson (may be P.N. Bosworth) Married Susan Blake 1855-01-13 3 Bosworth, Paul Nelson (may be P.N. Bosworth) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1861-08-03 3 Bosworth, Peleg Sells real estate 1844-04-06 3 Bosworth, Royal Presents memorial 1837-10-07 2 Bosworth, Ruth B. Home robbed 1834-06-14 2 Bosworth, Ruth B. Notice of change in business 1834-09-12 3 Bosworth, Ruth B. Notice to debtors 1838-05-12 3 Bosworth, Ruth B. House mentioned in advertisement 1842-11-19 3 Bosworth, Ruth B. Public primary school begins in home 1845-05-17 3 Bosworth, Ruth B. Widow of Ebenezer, obituary 1874-09-05 2 Bosworth, Samuel Land sold 1835-04-11 3 Bosworth, Samuel Heirs sell property 1835-09-19 3 Bosworth, Samuel House lots sold 1842-04-16 3 Bosworth, Sarah Obituary, widow of Benjamin 1849-12-29 3 Bosworth, Sarah Obituary 1836-11-19 3 Bosworth, Sarah E. Obituary, child 1838-09-22 3 Bosworth, Tabitha Obituary 1842-01-15 3 Bosworth, William J. Married Cath. Cunningham 1860-03-24 3 Botino, Mr. Offers Spanish lessons 1834-12-13 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Copartnership formed 1835-10-03 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Articles stolen from 1835-10-17 2 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Notice of change in business 1836-08-27 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Will relinquish business 1836-11-19 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Notice to debtors 1837-03-11 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Offer to let store 1837-04-01 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Notice of closing 1837-08-05 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Remaining stock sold at auction 1837-08-26 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Copartnership dissolved 1837-10-28 3 Bourn & Church Dry Goods Store sold 1838-03-03 3 Bourn, Aaron (Rev. War Veteran) Guardian appointed 1834-10-11 3 Bourn, Aaron (Rev. War Veteran) Land sold 1837-08-12 3 Bourn, Aaron (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1839-06-29 3 Bourn, Aaron (Rev. War Veteran) Probate notice 1839-08-10 3 Bourn, Aaron (Rev. War Veteran) Administratrix's notice 1839-10-19 3 Bourn, Aaron (Rev. War Veteran) Commissioner's notice 1839-10-19 3 Bourn, Almira Obituary, child 1838-03-17 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Copartnership notice 1834-06-14 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Sec. f Bristol Char. Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Bourn, Benjamin S. Storrs, Bourn & Co. Dissolved, continues business as B.S. Bourn Dry Goods 1835-04-18 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Notice of change in business 1835-09-19 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Copartnership with Wm., H. Church 1835-10-03 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Solicits loan 1836-03-26 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Petition postponed 1837-01-14 2 Bourn, Benjamin S. V.P. of Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Bourn, Benjamin S. Advertisement for loan 1837-03-25 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Sells land 1837-04-15 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. App. to school committee 1837-04-22 2 Bourn, Benjamin S. Copartnership with Church dissolved 1837-10-28 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Opens singing school 1837-11-18 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Sells livestock and farm implements 1838-02-17 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Obituary 1854-10-07 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Discourse on death of preached in Congregational Church 1854-10-14 2 Bourn, Benjamin S. Dry Goods Notice 1835-04-18 3 Bourn, Benjamin S. Dry Goods Changed to Bourn & Church 1835-10-03 3 Bourn, Elizabeth Obituary, widow of Allen 1858-02-13 3 Bourn, Elizabeth Probate notice 1858-03-06 3 Bourn, Elizabeth Executor George B. Munro resigns from this estate 1858-06-12 3 Bourn, Elizabeth New executors notice 1858-06-26 3 Bourn, Francis Advertisement for tenements 1857-05-02 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Advertisement for journeymen carpenters 1836-08-06 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Building comm., Cotton Mill 1839-04-13 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1843-12-23 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Rents store and tenements 1844-03-16 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Advertisement to sell or let old court house 1844-06-01 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1845-09-13 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Advertisement for tenements 1845-12-13 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Advertisement for tenement in house of 1847-06-12 3 Bourn, Francis (carpenter) Thanks townspeople for saving property from fire 1853-12-31 3 Bourn, G.S. (grocer)(may be George S.) Opens store, corner of State and Thames 1853-06-25 3 Bourn, George S. (cabinet maker)(may be G.S. Bourne) Advertisement for apprentice 1835-04-11 3 Bourn, George S. (cabinet maker)(may be G.S. Bourne) Sells house lots 1839-10-05 3 Bourn, John W. Dies 1861-03-09 2 Bourn, Philip B. Master of St. Alban's Lodge 1850-11-30 3 Bourn, Philip B. App. to town council 1851-04-05 2 Bourn, Philip B. Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Bourn, Philip B. Lawsuit vs. Norris and Cooke mentioned 1856-03-22 2 Bourn, Philip B. Directs building of new Meth. Church 1856-09-27 2 Bourn, Philip B. App. assessor of taxes 1860-04-28 2 Bourn, Philip B. Officer of state masonic hall 1860-06-02 2 Bourn, Phillip Married Adaline Talman of Portsmouth 1841-01-02 3 Bourn, Phillip Sells stock in Pocanoket Steam Mill 1841-05-29 3 Bourn, Phillip App. to committee to revamp fire dept. after destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Bourn, Phillip Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1844-03-16 3 Bourn, Phillip Cellar robbed of provisions 1846-10-24 2 Bourn, Phillip Guardian of children Francis and Amelia 1847-02-06 3 Bourn, Rachel Probate notice 1854-10-14 3 Bourn, Rachel Will placed on file 1855-12-08 3 Bourn, Rachel Obituary, widow of Shearjoshup 1844-11-23 3 Bourn, Rachel Probate notice 1844-12-14 3 Bourn, Rachel Executor's notice 1845-04-19 3 Bourn, Ruth Married John deWolf 1839-08-24 3 Bourn, William B. Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1845-09-13 3 Bourn, William H. (music teacher) Opens music school 1855-08-04 3 Bourne Lots Sold at auction 1843-09-16 3 Bourne, Almira Obituary 1834-02-15 3 Bourne, Annie Wife of Allen, and daughter of Captain William Church, obituary 1868-03-28 3 Bourne, Benjamin Sketch of life of 1848-03-18 2 Bourne, Benjamin S. (auctioneer) Appointed auctioneer 1834-05-17 2 Bourne, Benjamin S. (auctioneer) Appointed Notary public 1834-07-04 2 Bourne, Benjamin S. (auctioneer) Guardian for sale of real estate 1835-09-19 2 Bourne, Benjamin S. (auctioneer) Appointed to examine stove pipes 1835-12-19 2 Bourne, N.G. (merchant) Agent for coal 1858-10-30 3 Bourne, N.G. (merchant) Obituary 1869-04-24 2 Bowen & Freeborn Advertisement for dry goods store 1846-05-23 3 Bowen & Freeborn To close in one week 1846-05-30 3 Bowen, Abby Married Edward M. Luther 1836-09-03 3 Bowen, Anna Obituary, father N. 1856-12-27 3 Bowen, Benjamin Lectures on education of blind 1839-06-22 3 Bowen, Benjamin Letter conc. 1839-07-27 2 Bowen, Betsey Married Charles Jones 1845-12-27 3 Bowen, Betsey B. Obituary 1854-06-24 3 Bowen, Champlin Fence viewer 1842-04-23 2 Bowen, Champlin Surveyor of highways 1842-04-23 2 Bowen, Cora L. Obituary, child of A.W. Bowen 1860-04-07 3 Bowen, Diana Obituary, wife of Paul 1857-10-03 3 Bowen, E.P. (may be Earl P.) 1st pipeman, King Philip Fire Co. 1861-01-04 2 Bowen, Earl P. (may be E.P. Bowen) Married Ellen C. Church 1855-10-27 3 Bowen, Earl P. (may be E.P. Bowen) Obituary 1875-07-31 2 Bowen, Elizabeth A. Obituary, father James M. 0854-09-09 3 Bowen, Emily Married Charles Brown of Prov. 1853-07-16 3 Bowen, Francis G. Married Mary C. Pearce 1836-04-16 3 Bowen, Francis G. Copartnership with George Pierce dissolved 1836-06-25 3 Bowen, Francis G. Advertisement for general store 1836-06-25 3 Bowen, Francis G. Notice to debtors 1840-07-04 3 Bowen, Francis G. Store closed 1841-03-20 3 Bowen, Frank Saves child from drowning 1861-05-25 2 Bowen, George W. Married Julia A. Huddy of Newport 1854-11-25 3 Bowen, George W. Assignee's notice 1858-04-17 3 Bowen, Hannah Obituary 1837-09-02 3 Bowen, Hannah Obituary 1840-10-31 3 Bowen, infant Obituary, child of Francis 1843-03-11 3 Bowen, infant Obituary, child of James 1840-10-24 3 Bowen, Irving Elliott Obituary, son of Earl P. 1858-09-18 3 Bowen, James M. Married Charlotte M. Jones 1839-11-16 3 Bowen, Julia Married James Pierce 1838-09-01 3 Bowen, Julia Married Jonathan Peckham of Mass. 1844-10-12 3 Bowen, Maria Married Edward Goff 1846-09-12 3 Bowen, Mary Obituary, wife of late Martin 1846-11-14 3 Bowen, Mary Frances Married Capt. Cory Williston of Cal. 1855-09-22 3 Bowen, Nancy Falls into mill pond, drowns 1844-10-12 2 Bowen, Nancy Married to John West 1833-11-02 3 Bowen, Paul Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Bowen, Paul Advertisement for house and lot formerly owned by Bowen 1844-04-20 3 Bowen, Paul Obituary 1848-08-12 3 Bowen, Paul Probate notice 1848-09-09 3 Bowen, Paul Commissioner's notice 1848-10-14 3 Bowen, Paul Administrator's Notice 1848-10-14 3 Bowen, Paul Administrator's sale of real estate 1848-10-14 3 Bowen, Philena W. Married J. Brownell 1846-03-21 3 Bowen, Tully D. Guardian of Richmond Holmes 1852-02-07 3 Bowen, William J. Married Almira Read of Mass. 1846-06-20 3 Bowen, William J. Married Mrs. Mary A Norton of N. Bedford 1858-06-26 3 Bowen,Paul Lease of land sold at auction 1848-10-21 3 Bowers, Sarah M. Wife of Wanton, obituary 1872-02-13 2 Bowers, Wanton Married Sarah M. Pearse 1839-02-23 3 Bowers, Wanton House sold at auction 1855-07-14 3 Bowler, Abby Married Wm. Reynolds 1851-07-12 3 Bowler, Abby Obituary 1857-08-29 3 Bowler, Alice Married Rufus B. Drown 1840-06-27 3 Bowler, Charles Otis Obituary, son of Thomas 1853-04-30 3 Bowler, Eliza Marr, Jonathan Nooning 1834-03-01 3 Bowler, James Ensign of artillery 1841-04-03 2 Bowler, James C. Married Rebecca S. Munro 1855-04-28 3 Bowler, James I. Obituary 1841-09-11 3 Bowler, John (butcher) First Major Bristol Artillery 1835-04-04 2 Bowler, John (butcher) Copartnership with S. White dissolved 1845-05-10 3 Bowler, John (butcher) Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Bowler, John (butcher) Pig bites off finger 1854-07-22 2 Bowler, John (butcher) Son narrowly escapes drowning 1855-01-06 2 Bowler, John (butcher) Notice re. meat market of 1856-03-22 3 Bowler, John W. Married Ann E. Gladding 1856-05-17 3 Bowler, Joseph Dies at sea 1835-02-21 3 Bowler, Joseph Probate notice 1835-03-07 3 Bowler, Joseph Admin. And Commissioner's notices 1835-05-16 3 Bowler, Maria Married Thomas Lindsey 1850-01-12 3 Bowler, Mary Ann Obituary, child of Joseph I. 1840-09-05 3 Bowler, Mary Elizabeth Obituary, child 1837-01-21 3 Bowler, Phebe A. Charges Henry Sisco with attempted rape 1849-09-15 2 Bowler, Phebe A. Married Charles Williams of Prov. 1852-01-03 3 Bowler, Thomas P. Married Elizabeth Dawley 1852-03-20 3 Bowler, Thomas P. Obituary 1867-03-16 3 Bowler, William F. Married Anna Lewis 1860-05-12 3 Bowling Alleys Editorial conc. evils of 1839-01-12 2 Bowling Alleys Evils of cited, town votes not to grant licenses 1845-11-01 2 Bowling Farm Rented by Hezekiah Munro 1840-02-08 3 Bowling Farm N. Fales sells part of 1842-03-12 3 Boy (ship) Capt. McIntyre hurt aboard 1853-01-01 2 Boyd, James T. Finds boat on Poppasquash 1854-08-12 3 Boyden, Ella Adeline Obituary, daughter of John P. & Mary M. 1858-08-14 3 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Replaces King Philip 1845-11-01 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Short history of 1845-11-08 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Begins run 1846-03-07 2 & 3 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Connects to Fall River line 1847-05-22 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Makes excursion to Beaver Tail Light 1848-08-12 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Summer schedule 1850-04-06 3 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Overhauled and painted, resumes run 1850-06-15 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Anna Cooley attempts to jump from steamboat, rescued by crewman 1851-08-09 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Assists clergyman in need 1852-06-26 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Runs aground at Bristol Ferry 1854-12-30 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Pickpockets at large aboard 1855-08-04 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Stranded by ice in harbor 1857-02-14 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Repaired, resumes run 1857-06-13 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Schedule 1857-11-28 3 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Forces way through ice to Prov. 1860-01-07 2 Bradford Durfee (steamboat) Winter schedule 1860-01-21 4 Bradford Farm Advertisement To sell or lease 1857-03-07 3 Bradford Farm Sold at auction 1858-07-24 3 Bradford, Allen T. Married to Margaret Dimon 1833-09-14 3 Bradford, Allen T. Obituary 1852-04-10 3 Bradford, Allen T. Eulogy 1852-04-17 3 Bradford, Allen T. Probate notice 1852-06-12 3 Bradford, Allen T. Administratrix's notice 1852-08-14 3 Bradford, Allen T. Son Allen T. dies 1857-09-05 3 Bradford, Anna P. Obituary, daughter of Capt. Samuel 1850-07-13 3 Bradford, Benjamin B. Probate notice 1846-10-10 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Surveyor of highways 1836-05-14 2 Bradford, Benjamin W. President of fire ward 1836-05-14 2 Bradford, Benjamin W. Committee on new road 1836-05-14 2 Bradford, Benjamin W. Committee to study fire engines 1837-09-02 2 Bradford, Benjamin W. Probate notice 1840-04-11 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Notice to debtors 1840-05-30 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Commissioner's notice 1840-08-01 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Farm sold 1852-02-14 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Farm sold 1854-08-19 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Bradford farm sold 1858-07-24 3 Bradford, Benjamin W. Farm purchased by S. Thayer of Prov. 1858-08-07 2 Bradford, Capt. William Obituary 1851-04-26 3 Bradford, Capt. William Probate notice 1851-06-07 3 Bradford, Capt. William Administratrix's notice 1851-07-26 3 Bradford, Durfee T. Sells wharf and stores 1835-08-15 3 Bradford, Durfee T. Married Hannah Munro 1841-02-06 3 Bradford, Durfee T. Committee on vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Bradford, Durfee T. Sells fishing boats, Seine 1855-03-17 3 Bradford, Durfee T. Sells real estate 1855-04-28 3 Bradford, Durfee T. Sells house on Hope St. 1857-03-21 3 Bradford, Elizabeth Widow of Capt. Sam, daughter of Joseph Reynolds, obituary 1871-08-12 2 Bradford, Elizabeth R. Married Wm. Page of Boston 1844-04-13 3 Bradford, Hannah Married G. Reynolds 1850-06-15 3 Bradford, Henry F. Obituary, father Capt. Benjamin W. 1854-03-11 3 Bradford, Hersey Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 Bradford, Hersey Home vandalized 1836-08-06 3 Bradford, Hersey Home vandalized, steps destroyed 1838-08-11 2 & 3 Bradford, Hersey Vandals destroy property 1841-06-12 2 Bradford, Hersey Warning to trespassers, will set trap 1844-08-03 3 Bradford, Hersey Rents portion of house, corner Hope and John 1846-01-03 3 Bradford, Hersey Furniture sold at auction 1848-04-08 3 Bradford, Hersey Barn on State St. sold at auction 1848-04-22 3 Bradford, Hersey Barn destroyed by fire 1848-11-11 2 Bradford, Hersey Obituary 1849-09-08 3 Bradford, Hersey Commissioner's, executor's notices 1850-10-05 3 Bradford, Hersey Auction at house of 1850-11-02 3 Bradford, Hersey Homestead estate sold at auction 1851-04-19 3 Bradford, Hersey Real estate sold at auction 1851-05-10 3 Bradford, Hersey Repairs to estate cited, house moved 1851-07-04 2 Bradford, Hersey Heirs sell real estate on State St. 1856-08-23 3 Bradford, Hersey Jr. Obituary 1842-07-09 3 Bradford, Hersey Jr. Eulogy 1842-07-23 3 Bradford, Jemina Obituary, wife of John 1842-09-10 3 Bradford, John Administrator's notice, N. Bullock, Admin. 1833-09-14 3 Bradford, John Livestock auctioned, N. Bullock, Admin. 1833-09-28 3 Bradford, John Mount farm leased 1834-03-08 3 Bradford, John Mount farm to be sold 1836-01-09 3 Bradford, Le Baron Jr. Dies in Boston 1846-12-25 3 Bradford, Le Baron Jr. Le Baron Bradford lots sold 1852-09-11 3 Bradford, Mary Abby Married Alfred W. Gladding 1854-12-09 3 Bradford, Mary F. Married William G. Dearth of Prov. 1858-10-09 3 Bradford, Mary F. Obituary 1869-11-13 3 Bradford, Miss P.R. (teacher)(Phebe) Preceptress of school 1841-05-22 2 Bradford, Miss P.R. (teacher)(Phebe) Mentioned in article conc. schools 1842-04-16 2 Bradford, P.J. (may be Peter J.) Will leave town, sell furniture 1840-04-25 3 Bradford, Peter I. Married Lucretia Coit 1839-06-22 3 Bradford, Peter J. (may be P.J. Bradford) Sells house on William's Street 1854-01-21 3 Bradford, Peter J. (may be P.J. Bradford) Sells house and lot 1856-02-02 3 Bradford, Peter J. (may be P.J. Bradford) Sells house and lot 1860-07-14 3 Bradford, Prescott H. Son of the late Mr. Walter Bradford, obituary 1867-06-08 3 Bradford, Robert Nimmo Obituary, child of Durfee T. 1848-01-01 3 Bradford, Samuel App. to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Bradford, Samuel App. Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Bradford, Samuel Obituary 1863-01-31 2, 3 Bradford, Sara W. Widow of Walter, and daughter of Otis Macomber-obituary 1874-02-21 2 Bradford, Seraphina Obituary and eulogy 1847-07-17 3 Bradford, Seraphina Probate notice 1847-08-07 3 Bradford, Seraphina Executor's notice 1847-09-11 3 Bradford, Walter Married Sarah Macomber 1845-06-21 3 Bradford, Walter Obituary 1858-06-26 3 Bradford, William Poem to 1847-02-13 3 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Chosen clerk of Supreme Judicial Court 1834-05-17 2 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Married Ann Nooning 1839-03-30 3 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Opens State Street Hotel 1839-04-13 2 & 3 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Comm. of Arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Store vandalized and robbed 1842-08-06 2 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Treas. of citizens group to aid poor during record cold wave 1857-01-31 2 Bradford, William (storekeeper) Collector of taxes 1857-08-29 3 Bradford, William 2nd Notice to debtors 1847-12-04 3 Bradford, William 2nd Sells schooner Planter 1849-06-09 3 Bradford, William 2nd Notice of change in business 1850-01-12 3 Bradford, William 2nd App. town agent to vend alcohol for medicinal purposes 1852-07-17 2 Bradford, William 2nd Advertisement to sell or lease Bradford Farm 1857-03-07 3 Bradford, William 2nd Leaves for Illinois 1837-03-19 2 Bradford, William P. (Captain) Master of brig Sabine 1846-12-12 2 Bradshaw, (Infant) Obituary, father William 1855-01-20 3 Brailey, Issac Cellar robbed of provisions 1858-01-23 2 Brailey, infant Obituary, father Issac 1855-03-10 3 Branigan, Mary Jane Married J. Cunningham of N.Y. 1851-12-27 3 Brawls 4 men and 1 woman imprisoned for fighting 1852-07-10 2 Brawls Brawl among Irish laborers on RR., 3 men arrested 1854-10-14 2 Brawls Drunken mob destroys furniture at Bristol Ferry House, woman injured 1855-08-11 2 Brawls Brawl at wedding results in death of Edward Howard 1855-12-08 2 Brawls Bridegroom, 5 others, held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Brawls Brawl at groggery of Patrick Lahee, Lahee arrested 1856-08-02 2 Brawls Irish row at house of "Big Bridget" 1856-09-20 2 Brawls Several drunken rows disturb peace, intemperance blamed 1858-01-09 2 Brawls "Irish Fight" on Constitution St., three men arrested 1858-04-17 2 Brawls Fracas on Allen's block, Corn. Harrington arrested 1863-01-10 2 Brawls Fight on Thames St., won by Irishman 1863-02-07 2 Brawls Irishman has another fight on Thames St. 1866-03-03 2 Brawls Females have row on Thames St. end up in jail 1867-11-16 2 Brawls Rumpus and fight on corners or Franklin and Thames, and also on Hope. 1869-04-10 2 Brawls Corner of Thames and Bradford Sts. Plays host to series of fights 1869-06-12 2 Brawls Stabbing occurs in brawl by Nat, Rubber Co. offices 1869-07-10 2 Brayton, Adelaide Wife of Benjamin, obituary 1873-01-04 2 Brayton, J.W. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods 1850-10-12 3 Brayton, J.W. (storekeeper) Advertisement for ladies' fancy store 1850-10-19 3 Brayton, J.W. (storekeeper) Advertisement for millinery and dressmaking 1850-10-19 3 Brayton, J.W. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1851-10-18 3 Breed, W.C. (storekeeper) Opens ladies' shoe store 1848-12-16 2 & 3 Breed, W.C. (storekeeper) Married Amelia Munro 1849-04-21 3 Breed, W.C. (storekeeper) Mentioned in advertisement as cobbler 1849-08-11 3 Brewster, Barbara Obituary 1873-11-15 2 Bridge, William Henry Obituary, child of Joseph 1860-08-18 3 Bridges Repairs to town bridge discussed 1845-04-12 2 Bridges First bridge in Bristol Described in history series 1845-07-04 2 Bridges North bridge damaged by vandals 1847-08-28 3 Bridges Repairs to town bridge discussed 1848-04-08 2 Bridges Town bridge-damage and repair discussed 1863-01-03 2 Brigg's Long Room (dry goods store) Advertisement for, (W.D. Briggs) 1845-07-12 3 Brigg's Long Room (dry goods store) To close 1845-12-20 3 Briggs & Drury Copartnership formed 1847-06-05 3 Briggs & Drury Advers. for spices, drugs 1847-06-26 3 Briggs & Drury Advertisement for leeches 1847-10-02 3 Briggs & Drury Store mentioned in advertisement 1848-03-25 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves to Bristol, opens office 1840-03-14 2 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Notice of office opening 1840-03-14 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Notice to patients 1840-03-21 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Advertisement for drugs 1840-08-01 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Loses stock in fire 1841-05-08 2 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Thanks townspeople for attempting to save his property from fire 1841-05-08 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves office and drug store 1841-05-14 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves office and store 1841-09-04 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves residence 1842-06-11 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Opens office in Mrs. Browning's boarding house 1843-04-01 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Soda fountain opens in drug store 1845-05-17 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Advertisement for herbs 1846-04-18 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Store mentioned 1846-08-22 2 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves office to hotel 1846-09-26 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Copartnership with Dr. Drury, apothecary store opened 1847-06-05 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves office to residence 1848-09-30 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Moves across street 1849-06-30 3 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Wine stolen from drug store 1852-07-24 2 Briggs, Dr. L.W. Jr. (Lemuel) Telegraph office in store 1855-02-24 2 Briggs, Dr. Lemuel W. Sr. Obituary and eulogy 1840-03-14 3 Briggs, Dr. Lemuel W. Sr. Probate notice 1840-03-14 3 Briggs, Dr. Lemuel W. Sr. Executrix's notice 1840-04-18 3 Briggs, Dr. Lemuel W. Sr. House rented 1840-04-25 3 Briggs, Ebenezer Authorizes son to transact business 1846-12-05 3 Briggs, Isadore Obituary, child of late Dr. Briggs 1840-12-12 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Appointed commissioner 1834-08-30 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Director Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Commissioner of Asylum 1835-08-29 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Married Sarah Page 1835-09-26 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Solicitor, Bristol Char. Fuel Society 1835-12-12 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Chosen to select town watch 1835-12-19 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Committee on new road 1836-05-14 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. To care for trees on Common 1836-05-14 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Plants trees on Common 1837-04-29 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Postmaster, notice 1837-05-20 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Committee to watch town 1837-12-09 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Committee to dig well on Common 1838-09-01 2 Briggs, Lemuel W. Advertisement for trees 1838-10-20 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Agent for insurance co. 1838-10-27 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Advertisement for medicine 1838-11-17 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Advertisement for sundries 1840-08-29 3 Briggs, Lemuel W. Advertisement for electrical hair glove 1843-06-10 3 Briggs, Mary Obituary 1834-07-12 3 Briggs, Mrs.. L.P. Distributes clothing to soldiers 1861-11-02 2 Briggs, Reuben G. Authorized to transact business 1846-12-05 3 Briggs, Sarah M. Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Briggs, Walter D. Opens dry good store 1838-05-19 3 Briggs, Walter D. Will close store 1839-09-07 3 Briggs, Walter D. To re-open 1840-03-28 3 Briggs, Walter D. Married Sarah Clapp of Boston 1840-09-12 3 Briggs, Walter D. Store destroyed by fire 1841-05-08 2 Briggs, Walter D. Thanks townspeople for attempting to save his property 1841-05-08 3 Briggs, Walter D. Advertisement for dry goods 1841-05-29 3 Briggs, Walter D. Advertisement for temporary new store 1841-05-29 4 Briggs, Walter D. Advertisement for Hope Street store 1841-09-04 3 Briggs, Walter D. Advertisement for auction goods 1842-03-26 3 Briggs, Walter D. To close store 1843-07-15 3 Briggs, Walter D. Advertisement for "Brigg's Long Room" 1845-07-12 3 Briggs, Walter D. Attempted robbery at store 1845-08-30 2 Briggs, Walter D. To close 1845-12-20 3 Briggs, Walter D. Opens "People's Cheap Store" 1846-09-12 3 Briggs, Walter D. Collects donations to help victims of potato famine 1847-03-06 2 Briggs, Walter D. Advertisement for tailoring and men's furnishings 1847-03-27 3 Briggs, Walter D. Offers reward for vandals of garden 1847-09-11 3 Briggs, Walter D. Adver, for Hope St. store 1847-12-04 3 Briggs, Walter D. App. to committee promoting Bristol-Prov. RR. 1849-02-10 2 Briggs, Walter D. Sells out stock 1849-08-18 3 Briggs, Walter D. Sells house lot on Hope St. 1849-09-08 3 Briggs, Walter D. Furniture sold at auction 1851-02-08 3 Brightman, Sarah M. Wife of Francis T. Brightman and daughter of Henry Munro. Obituary 1868-06-13 3 Bristed, Charles A. Involved in lawsuit over will of Rev. Bristed 1856-09-20 2 Bristed, Charles A. Lawsuit resolved 1857-03-14 2 Bristed, John Dispute over will decided 1857-03-14 2 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Installed 1834-03-08 2 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Letter conc. Parish 1835-08-01 2 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1839-02-02 3 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Retires from St. Michael's because of poor health 1843-04-22 2 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Obituary 1855-03-03 3 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Probate notice 1855-04-07 3 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Executor's notice 1855-05-19 3 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Obituary and eulogy, description of funeral 1855-03-03 2 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Lawsuit over will resolved 1856-09-20 2 Bristed, John (Rector, St. Michael's Monument placed on grave 1857-01-03 2 Bristol Art Union Advertisement for 1850-03-09 3 Bristol Art Union Description of group, exhibits painting and drawings 1850-07-13 2 Bristol Art Union B.D. Coit advertisement 1851-02-08 3 Bristol Artillery Charter renewed 1841-05-08 2 Bristol Artillery Ordered by Gov. King to proceed to Prov. to defend state arsenal from insurgents 1842-05-21 2 Bristol Artillery Bristol artillery, along with volunteers, takes part in military maneuver in Prov. 1842-05-21 2 Bristol Artillery Membership swells after insurrection 1842-05-28 2 Bristol Artillery Article conc. fine from 1842-06-11 2 Bristol Artillery More insurrection, called to Prov. again 1842-06-25 2 Bristol Artillery Triumphant return from Dorr Rebellion, parade through flower-strewn streets 1842-07-02 2 Bristol Artillery Assisted by Bristol women during rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Bristol Artillery Bring articles from Dorr's camp 1842-07-02 2 Bristol Artillery Note thanking townspeople for reception 1842-07-02 2 Bristol Artillery Notice of meeting for members and volunteers 1842-07-02 2 Bristol Artillery Member of relates story of Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-09 2 Bristol Artillery Marches twice on Fourth of July 1842-07-09 2 Bristol Artillery Thanks women of town for presentation of swords 1842-07-09 2 Bristol Artillery Members and volunteers hold meeting 1842-07-09 3 Bristol Artillery Arsenal completed 1842-09-03 2 Bristol Artillery Display new uniforms 1842-09-03 2 Bristol Artillery Marches in Prov. Parade 1842-09-17 2 Bristol Artillery Receives standard from ladies of Prov. 1842-09-17 3 Bristol Artillery Escorts Gov. King through Warren and Bristol 1842-10-22 2 Bristol Artillery Officers elected 1843-04-15 2 Bristol Artillery Celebrate anniversary of Dorr Rebellion 1843-05-20 2 Bristol Artillery Brings lawsuit against N.S. Greene to recover sword 1843-07-29 2 Bristol Artillery Testimony in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Bristol Artillery Gun house on common to be demolished 1843-09-02 2 Bristol Artillery Visited by Providence cadets 1843-09-02 2 Bristol Artillery Will not accept new militia laws 1843-09-30 2 Bristol Artillery Fires salute on Washington's birthday 1844-02-24 2 Bristol Artillery Commemorates Dorr Rebellion 1844-05-18 2 Bristol Artillery Parades with Bristol Brass band 1844-05-25 2 Bristol Artillery Gives collation for Prov. Horse guards 1844-06-29 2 Bristol Artillery Gives military escort on fourth 1844-06-29 2 Bristol Artillery Sent to Prov.in wake of insurrection threats 1844-09-07 2 Bristol Artillery Escorts Gov. Fenner through Bristol 1844-11-02 2 Bristol Artillery Notice of meeting 1845-03-29 3 Bristol Artillery Parades 1845-10-18 2 Bristol Artillery Volunteers for garrison duty in Mexican War 1846-05-30 2 Bristol Artillery Musters, description of 1848-09-09 2 Bristol Artillery Enjoys clambake on Poppasquash 1848-09-23 2 Bristol Artillery Ladies hold fair to procure new uniforms 1850-06-01 2 Bristol Artillery Entertains Prov. Infantry Co. 1851-06-07 2 Bristol Artillery Entertains Newport Artillery on fourth 1851-07-12 2 Bristol Artillery Fires salute for Washington's birthday 1852-02-28 2 Bristol Artillery Issues resolution of thanks to Mt.T. Bennett 1852-04-10 3 Bristol Artillery Hosts Fall River Artillery Co. 1852-07-10 2 Bristol Artillery Makes excursion to Newport 1852-09-25 2 Bristol Artillery Card of thanks for hospitality 1852-09-25 3 Bristol Artillery Makes excursion to New Bedford 1853-07-23 2 Bristol Artillery Description of excursion 1853-07-30 2 Bristol Artillery Further description of excursion 1853-08-06 2 Bristol Artillery Card of thanks to citizens of Edgartown 1853-08-06 3 Bristol Artillery Card of thanks after excursion to Fall River 1853-10-08 3 Bristol Artillery Fires salute for Washington's birthday 1854-02-25 2 Bristol Artillery Issues resolution of thanks to J. Pearce 1854-06-10 3 Bristol Artillery General assembly appropriates $1000 to aid 1854-06-24 2 Bristol Artillery Stages parade and street drill on afternoon of fourth 1854-07-01 2 Bristol Artillery Makes excursion to Rocky Point 1854-08-12 2 Bristol Artillery Makes excursion to Rocky Point 1854-08-19 2 Bristol Artillery Begins fall training 1854-09-23 2 Bristol Artillery Enters military review in E. Greenwich 1855-10-06 2 Bristol Artillery Drills on common 1856-07-12 2 Bristol Artillery Enrollment down 1856-09-06 2 Bristol Artillery Hosts Newport artillery 1856-09-20 2 Bristol Artillery Membership increases 1856-10-04 2 Bristol Artillery Ladies hold fair to benefit 1856-10-25 2 Bristol Artillery Holds grand military ball 1857-03-07 2 Bristol Artillery Offers resolution of sympathy re. death of Wm. M. Gifford 1857-03-21 3 Bristol Artillery Hold fair to procure new uniforms 1858-11-12 3 Bristol Artillery Hold fair to procure new uniforms 1858-12-25 3 Bristol Artillery Makes annual May day parade 1860-06-02 2 Bristol Artillery Will spend two days on camp duty at Stone Bridge 1860-09-15 2 Bristol Artillery Seeks appropriation to mobilize (gen. assembly) 1861-02-02 2

Bristol Artillery War commences, artillery and volunteers depart, support of families discussed at public meeting 1861-04-20 2 Bristol Artillery Will be held in readiness at Fort Adams 1861-04-20 3 Bristol Artillery Returns to Bristol 1861-04-27 2 Bristol Artillery Volunteer detachment elects officers 1861-05-04 2 Bristol Artillery Volunteers will receive pay 1861-05-11 2 Bristol Artillery Drilling daily 1861-05-18 2 Bristol Artillery $10 per month appropriated for volunteers 1861-06-08 2 Bristol Artillery Flag presented to at ceremony 1861-06-08 2 Bristol Artillery Clothing donated to by ladies of of Bristol 1861-06-08 2 Bristol Artillery List of volunteers 1861-06-08 2 Bristol Artillery Returns to Bristo for excursion, parades through streets 1861-06-15 2 Bristol Artillery Information re. ages, etc. 1861-06-22 2 Bristol Artillery Stationed in Washington, D.C., offers resolution of sympathy re. death of E. Gladding 1861-07-20 2 Bristol Artillery Conflicting reports of dead and missinf at Battle of Bull Run 1861-07-27 2 Bristol Artillery Seeks additional volunteers 1861-07-27 3 Bristol Artillery Earnestly seeking new volunteers 1861-09-07 2 Bristol Artillery Need for additional troops cited 1861-09-14 2 Bristol Artillery Issues resolution of sympathy to first Bristolian killed in Civil War 1861-09-14 3 Bristol Artillery List of additional volunteers 1861-10-12 2 Bristol Artillery List of volunteers 1862-09-20 2 Bristol Artillery List of volunteers 1862-09-27 2 Bristol Artillery List of volunteers 1862-10-04 2 Bristol Artillery Officers elected 1863-04-25 2 Bristol Artillery Going to Edgartown, Mass. 1864-09-10 2 Bristol Artillery Company & vband have parade 1864-09-17 2 Bristol Artillery Sponsors social assembly 1865-06-20 2 Bristol Artillery Company has parade for Washington's birthday 1866-02-24 2 Bristol Artillery Will go to Newport for parade 1866-05-19 2 Bristol Artillery Meeting held; resolution adopted 1866-06-09 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Notice of muster 1833-09-14 3 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Praised 1834-06-21 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Makes excursion on "Mary" 1834-08-30 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Elects officers 1835-04-04 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Visited by Prov. Artillery 1836-09-03 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Elects officers 1837-04-08 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Visited by Taunton Artillery 1837-07-15 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Lack of support criticized 1837-07-22 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Lack of support criticized 1837-09-23 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Marches in parade celebrating anniversary of R.I.'s adoption of Constitution 1840-06-27 2 Bristol Artillery (see also Bristol Militia) Celebrate's Washington's birthday, fires salute 1841-02-27 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Money appropriated for 1842-09-03 3 Bristol Artillery Armory Suggested as site for lectures 1843-12-16 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Collation held on fourth 1844-07-06 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Money appropriated for painting 1844-11-02 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Grand fair held in 1847-07-03 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Lecture 1850-05-04 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Dancing school held in 1852-05-08 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Description of socials in 1857-01-31 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Ladies' levee held in, description of 1857-03-14 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Receives appropriation for repairs from gen. assembly 1858-02-13 2 Bristol Artillery Armory Description of Washington dinner 1866-03-03 2 Bristol Artillery Old Guards Will march on fourth, description of 1861-06-29 2 Bristol Artillery Old Guards Meeting of 1861-06-29 3 Bristol Artillery Old Guards Commanded by J. Wardwell, description of march 1861-07-06 2 Bristol Bake (poem) 1848-05-06 2 Bristol Belles (poem) 1843-02-18 2 Bristol Belles (poem) Answer to 1843-02-25 2 Bristol Brass Band Plays for Bristol Suffrage Association 1841-07-17 3 Bristol Brass Band Performs at concert 1843-01-21 2 & 3 Bristol Brass Band Gives concert 1843-02-25 3 Bristol Brass Band Attached to Bristol Artillery, play on anniversary of Dorr Rebellion 1843-05-20 2 Bristol Brass Band to march on fourth 1843-07-01 2 Bristol Brass Band Gives concert 1844-02-24 2 Bristol Brass Band Notice thanking women of Bristol for presentation 1844-02-24 3 Bristol Brass Band Gives concert 1844-03-23 3 Bristol Brass Band Parades with artillery 1844-05-25 2 Bristol Brass Band Parades in new uniforms 1844-07-06 2 Bristol Brass Band Gives impromtu concert 1844-09-14 2 Bristol Brass Band Gives concert to raise money for new uniforms 1844-12-14 2 & 3 Bristol Brass Band Gives concert 1845-01-11 2 Bristol Brass Band Musical progress cited 1845-01-18 3 Bristol Brass Band Poor attendence at concert cited 1845-05-17 2 Bristol Brass Band Marches on fourth 1845-07-12 2 Bristol Brass Band Praised by Newport paper 1848-07-08 2 Bristol Brass Band Plays at meeting of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Bristol Brass Band Plays on excursion to Newport 1848-09-09 3 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Holds annual meeting 1833-12-21 3 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Meeting called because of severe cold wave 1834-12-27 2 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Elects officers 1834-01-03 2 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Editorial conc. need of 1835-10-24 2 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Officers elected 1835-12-12 3 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Efforts praised 1835-12-19 2 Bristol Charitable Fuel Society Plea for funds 1836-02-20 2 Bristol Classical Institute Opened by C.W. Wooster 1849-11-10 3 Bristol Coal Mining Company Formed to mine Bristol Coal 1851-12-20 2 Bristol Coal Mining Company Mining begins 1852-03-20 2 Bristol Coal Mining Company Steam engine begins operation 1852-04-10 2 Bristol Coal Mining Company Shares sold in Boston 1852-11-20 2 Bristol Coal Mining Company Shaft sunk to 70 feet 1853-03-12 2 Bristol Coal Mining Company Incorporated by general assembly 1853-06-25 2 Bristol Common Cattle ordered off 1835-05-02 2 Bristol Common L.W. Briggs takes charge of trees 1836-05-14 2 Bristol Common Committee elected to oversee, funds for trees 1837-04-29 2 Bristol Common Expedience of digging well on Common 1838-09-01 2 Bristol Common Sheep ordered off 1841-04-24 2 Bristol Common Buttonwood trees threatened by blight 1843-06-10 2 Bristol Common Gun house to be demolished 1843-09-02 2 Bristol Common Cattle ordered off, cemetery on comon repaired 1844-05-25 2 Bristol Common Fireworks on 1844-06-29 2 Bristol Common Regulations passed to protect common from damage by carts 1846-04-25 2 & 3 Bristol Common Windows broken in public buildings by vandals 1846-10-24 3 Bristol Common Buildings repaired and painted, vandalism cited 1846-11-07 2 Bristol Common Stone walls to be removed from 1854-04-22 2 Bristol Common Trees fail to grow on, planting of crops suggested as solution 1856-05-24 2 Bristol Common Letter describing "cow convention" on 1858-06-19 2 Bristol Common Old "state house" repaired 1858-09-04 2 Bristol Common Controversy re. cows on common leads to lawsuit 1861-11-02 2 Bristol County Temperance Society Holds annual meeting, elects officers 1838-10-13 2 Bristol County Temperance Society Discussion held 1838-11-17 3 Bristol County Temperance Society Discription of meeting 1838-12-01 2 Bristol Drill Corps Formed at recruitment meeting, letter praising efforts 1861-09-21 2 Bristol Drill Corps Enrollment grows 1861-09-28 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Holds annual discourse 1834-12-06 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. Shepard delivers sermon 1835-10-10 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Editorial conc. Rev. Tobey to preach 1837-02-04 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Elects officers 1837-09-30 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Sermon and collection 1838-01-13 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Holds annual meeting 1841-10-02 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Description of group, efforts praised 1845-12-13 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Efforts during potato blight praised 1846-11-21 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Addressed by Rev. Bigelow 1848-12-16 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Addressed by Rev. Cook 1849-10-20 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Offers sewing lessons 1850-05-04 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Annual discourse given to 1850-10-19 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Opens school 1851-05-17 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. Grant lectures 1851-09-27 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Holds annual meeting 1852-10-02 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. Hobart lectures to 1852-10-30 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. Trapnall lectures to 1853-10-08 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. McKeown lectures to 1856-10-18 3 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. Dr. Shepard lectures 1858-10-23 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Will aid poor during record cold wave 1857-01-31 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Efforts praised, need for further aid to town's poor cited 1857-03-21 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Forty eighth anniversary celebrated, description of group 1858-10-23 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Annual meeting held, description of group 1861-11-02 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Meeting held, list of members 1862-10-11 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Rev. Upham gives annual sermon 1863-10-03 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Speech delivered 1864-10-15 2 Bristol Female Charitable Society Sermon delivered, society gets donation 1866-11-03 2 Bristol Ferry Farm Sold to Henry Bull 1855-10-13 3 Bristol Ferry Farm Advertisement to let (J.R. Bullock) 1860-02-04 3 Bristol Ferry House Mention of 1852-11-06 3 Bristol Ferry House Proprietor of 1855-03-24 2 Bristol Ferry House Drunken mob destroys furniture, breaks windows, woman injured by thrown bottle 1855-08-11 2 Bristol Ferry House Re-opened by C. Devens Jr. 1856-06-07 2 & 3 Bristol Ferry House Advertisement for 1856-06-14 3 Bristol Ferry Wharf Fall River Iron Works erects building on, makes improvements to 1858-12-04 2 Bristol Fillmore & Donelson Club Formed, officers elected 1856-10-04 3 Bristol Fillmore & Donelson Club Notice of meeting 1856-10-11 3 Bristol Fillmore & Donelson Club Publish handbills showing Phoenix's change in choice of candidate 1856-10-18 2 Bristol Fillmore & Donelson Club Meeting held 1856-11-01 3 Bristol Fillmore & Donelson Club Share "salt river" with defeated Fremont supporters 1856-11-08 2 Bristol Firearms Company A. Burnside petitions gen. assembly for incorporation 1855-02-03 2

Bristol Firearms Company Copartnership of Burnside and Bishop dissolved, copartnership of Bishop, Jackson and Burnside begins 1855-06-30 3 Bristol Firearms Company No. of employees, capital invested 1856-01-19 2 Bristol Firearms Company A. Burnside resigns as treas., will travel to Europe on co. business 1857-05-16 3 Bristol Firearms Company Visited by dignitaries from Sec. of War 1857-09-26 2 Bristol Firearms Company Judgement against 1863-01-31 2 Bristol Fish Co. H. Manchester sells boats, equipment 1856-11-29 3 Bristol Fremont Club Formed at meeting of Fremont supporters 1856-09-13 2 & 3 Bristol Fremont Club Meets, elects officers 1856-09-27 2 & 3 Bristol Fremont Club Hosts grand Fremont meeting, torchlight procession through streets 1856-10-04 2 Bristol Fremont Club Notice of meeting 1856-10-04 3 Bristol Fremont Club Meeting, Fremont Glee Club sings 1856-10-18 2 Bristol Fremont Club Will hold weekly meeting 1856-10-18 3 Bristol Fremont Club Description of Fremont meeting 1856-10-25 2 Bristol Fremont Club Meeting held 1856-11-01 3 Bristol Fremont Club Holds torchlight procession 1856-11-08 2 Bristol Fremont Club Forced to share "salt river" with Fillmorites 1856-11-08 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Seeks subscribers 1854-11-18 2 Bristol Gas Light Company General assembly petitioned for act incorporating 1855-02-03 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Begins laying pipes 1855-03-31 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Will erect gas works 1855-04-14 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Streets will be lit in near future 1855-04-21 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Placing of street light discussed at town meeting 1855-04-21 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Makes arrangement with Prov. Gas Co. 1855-05-12 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Location of store, advertisement for gas fixtures 1855-05-26 2 & 3 Bristol Gas Light Company Incorporated by general assembly 1855-06-09 2 Bristol Gas Light Company List of commissioners 1855-06-09 3 Bristol Gas Light Company Gas lights to be installed in court house, jail 1855-06-23 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Streets and houses lit by gas for first time 1855-07-07 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Pranksters turn gas lights on and off 1855-07-28 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Notice re. bills 1856-01-05 3 Bristol Gas Light Company Co. receives complaints re. quality and quantity of gas 1856-01-26 2 Bristol Gas Light Company High cost vs. prices in N.Y. cited 1856-02-02 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Stockholders, directors, chosen 1856-02-16 3 Bristol Gas Light Company Advertisement for coke 1860-06-09 3 Bristol Gas Light Company Main line put down through Bradford St. from High to Wood 1864-07-02 2 Bristol Gas Light Company Laying new gas mains on Hope St. to fullfill additional demand 1867-11-19 2 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) W.H.S. Bayley becomes editor 1834-01-04 2 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) Advertisement to sell Gazette 1835-06-20 3 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) Office moves 1835-10-03 2 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) Advertisement to sell press 1837-07-01 3 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) Notice, will close 1837-07-08 3 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) Final notice to debtors 1837-09-02 2 Bristol Gazette (and Companion) F. Homer's assistance in founding cited 1856-06-07 2 Bristol Guards March on fourth 1842-07-09 2 Bristol Guards Guard against attempt to free prisoners of Dorr Rebellion and sack town 1842-07-16 2 Bristol Harbor Need for lighthouse at Sandy Point cited 1850-05-18 2 Bristol Harbor New light house lighted 1852-01-17 2 Bristol Harbor Townspeople enjoy skating on 1852-01-31 2 Bristol Harbor Benefits of to town's potential as manufacturing center cited 1855-06-02 2 Bristol Harbor Lighthouse erected at Bristol Ferry 1855-12-22 2 Bristol Harbor Closed by ice, horse drawn plow needed to open passage 1856-02-09 2 Bristol Harbor Closed by ice, men walk from Prudence Island to Bristol 1856-02-23 2 Bristol Harbor Ice boats and skating on 1856-02-23 2 Bristol Harbor Townspeople build tar barrel fires on, danger of thin ice cited 1856-03-01 2 Bristol Harbor Harbor opened 1856-03-01 2 Bristol Harbor Harbor frozen, steamboats break through 1857-01-24 2 Bristol Harbor Frozen as far as Portsmouth 1857-01-24 2 Bristol Harbor Ice 8 to 10" thick 1857-01-31 2 Bristol Harbor Ice 2' thick cut from harbor 1857-02-07 2 Bristol Harbor Harbor open 1857-02-14 2 Bristol Harbor Lithographs of offered 1857-03-28 3 Bristol Harbor Article describing Bristol Harbor as best in state, comparing it to others 1858-08-28 2 Bristol Harbor Controversy re. superiority of Bristol Harbor 1858-09-18 2 Bristol Harbor Hog Island suggested as site for house of corrections 1860-01-21 2 Bristol Harbor Large rock removed from docking area by sloops 1860-05-05 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Ice threatens 1835-02-14 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Light house to be erected 1835-02-14 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Port closed because of ice 1836-02-27 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Free of ice 1836-03-05 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Very low tide, flats in harbor exposed 1838-02-03 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Beauties of 1841-07-17 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Frozen by cold wave 1844-03-03 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Steamer Iolas breaks through ice 1844-02-10 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Article describing beauties of 1844-09-14 2 Bristol Harbor (also see Port of Bristol) Only port in vicinity not closed by ice 1849-02-24 2 Bristol High School Description of, subjects taught 1857-07-18 2

Bristol High School Discontinuation of high school as economy measure discussed at town meeting as recession continues, defeated by narrow margin 1858-05-29 2 Bristol High School Examined, favorable report 1858-07-24 2 Bristol High School Examined, description of graduation ceremonies 1860-08-04 2 Bristol High School Patriotic display at flag raising 1861-05-04 2 Bristol High School Gives exhibition of singing, recitations, etc. 1861-11-02 2 Bristol High School Exhibition described, will be repeated 1861-11-16 2 Bristol High School Solicits contributions for museum collection 1863-06-20 2 Bristol High School List of contributions to Museum 1863-07-04 2 Bristol High School List of attendance of students 1867-05-25 2 Bristol High School Arranges to have reunion of students 1868-06-20 2 Bristol High Street School Advertisement for 1838-08-25 3 Bristol High Street School Terms of 1838-12-01 3 Bristol High Street School Notice of opening 1843-09-23 3 Bristol History Notice to former privateers 1856-08-23 3 Bristol History Legend of visiting norsemen related 1860-09-01 2 Bristol History Description of G. Washington's visit to Bristol, procession after death of Washington 1861-02-22 2 Bristol History Article on "Bristol: fifty years ago" begins this issue to continue weekly installments 1870-11-26 2 Bristol History Historical sketches of Bristol commence 1872-06-22 2 Bristol History Continues almost every week until 1872-08-24 2 Bristol History Nathaniel Byfield-brief historical sketch 1873-11-16 2 Bristol History First church information 1873-01-25 2 Bristol History Short article describing Bristol's early years of commerce and activity 1874-08-15 2 Bristol History Bristol fifty years ago 1875-04-10 2 Bristol History Series continues through 1875-05-22 2 Bristol History Bristol-fifty years ago 1875-10-09 2 Bristol History Bristol-fifty years ago 1875-10-16 2 Bristol History Bristol-fifty years ago and bombardment of Bristol 1875-10-23 2 Bristol History Article from Woonsocket Patriot re. history of Bristol 1855-06-30 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol Need for preserving cited 1844-08-17 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol To be compiled 1845-05-31 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol History series, "annals of Bristol" begins 1845-06-07 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol Bristolian's account of bombardment 1846-01-03 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol Sketch of life of Benjamin Bourne 1848-03-18 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol Historic flag of N. Byfield presented to town clerk 1852-04-10 2 Bristol History -also see burning of Bristol, bombardment of Bristol Bombshell from bombardment found beneath Bradford St. 1854-10-28 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Repairs to 1847-10-09 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) For sale 1848-12-09 3 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Advertisement to let 1849-03-10 3 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Fire at, building saved 1850-11-23 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Mr. Chadwick ceases liquor selling, plans temperance hotel 1854-06-10 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Mr. Chadwick discovered to have liquor in basement 1854-07-08 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Proprietor Mr. Starkey praised in letter 1857-01-31 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) For sale 1860-10-06 3 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Being painted and repaired 1863-06-06 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Closed for years, the hotel will reopen 1866-03-17 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) To be sold at auction 1868-05-30 2 Bristol Hotel (also see Jones Hotel) Under new management, owner plans to renovate 1870-05-21 2 Bristol House Hosts Woonsocket Guards 1856-08-16 2 Bristol Infantry Company Elects officers 1834-05-03 2 Bristol Infantry Company Letter conc. 1835-09-26 2 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Act of incorporation 1841-08-21 3 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Meeting of trustees 1841-10-23 3 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Begins operation 1841-11-06 2 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Meeting of trustees 1848-11-25 3 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Meeting held 1852-12-04 3 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Trustees chosen 1856-01-19 3 Bristol Institute for Savings (also see savings bank) Involved in lawsuit with S. Coggeshall 1857-03-14 2 Bristol Know Something Society See Know Something Soc. Bristol Ladies Literary Society Organized, Rev. G.W. Quereau lectures to 1858-11-20 3 Bristol Ladies' Soldiers' Relief Association See Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Bristol Marine Bible Society Holds meeting 1834-05-03 3 Bristol Marine Bible Society Address delivered by Rev. Lovejoy 1836-11-12 2 Bristol Marine Bible Society Addressed by Mr. Tobey 1837-11-25 2 Bristol Marine Bible Society Addressed by Rev. Shepard 1838-12-15 2 Bristol Marine Bible Society Sermon delivered 1839-12-21 2 Bristol Marine Bible Society Holds meeting 1842-12-31 3 Bristol Marine Bible Society Holds meeting 1844-12-28 3 Bristol Marine Bible Society Elects officers 1845-12-27 3 Bristol Marine Bible Society Annual collection held 1849-12-08 2 Bristol Marine Bible Society Annual collection held 1852-12-04 3 Bristol Marine Bible Society Meeting held 1854-01-28 3 Bristol Martha Washington Society See Martha Washington Society Bristol Maternal Association Rev. Shepard addresses 1839-03-30 2 Bristol Maternal Association Holds meeting to discuss corporal punishment 1845-01-25 3 Bristol Militia (also see Bristol Artillery Flag of N. Byfield handed down to 1852-04-10 2 Bristol Militia (also see Bristol Artillery) Officers elected 1834-07-04 2 Bristol Militia (also see Bristol Artillery) Officers elected 1835-07-04 2 Bristol Militia (also see Bristol Artillery) Editorial Conc. Importance of 1835-10-10 2 Bristol Militia (also see Bristol Artillery) Meets on Common, elects officers, article praising 1840-09-19 2 Bristol Militia (also see Bristol Artillery) Officers elected 1863-08-22 2 Bristol Music Association Gives concert 1860-02-25 2 & 3 Bristol Music Association Entertains at meeting of temperance union 1860-03-24 2 Bristol Music Association Sponsors concert for Portland fire victims. 1866-07-14 2 Bristol Music Association Bristol music club gives concert at town hall 1867-02-23 2 Bristol Oakum Works Advertisement to sell. O.B. Devol 1856-01-26 3 Bristol Oakum Works To be sold at auction 1856-06-21 3 Bristol Oakum Works To resume operation 1856-07-12 2 Bristol Oakum Works Copartnership of Devol, Diman & Co. formed to manufacture oakum 1856-07-19 3 Bristol Oakum Works Factory in full operation 1856-08-16 2 Bristol Oakum Works Machine explodes, workers escape serious injury 1857-03-28 2 Bristol Oakum Works In full operation, product praised 1857-06-13 2 Bristol Oakum Works Totally destroyed by fire 1857-06-27 2 Bristol Oakum Works Standing walls, scrap lumber, lease on lot sold at auction 1857-09-26 3 Bristol Periodical Association See periodical association Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Office moves 1838-08-25 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Advertisement for book binding 1839-09-07 4 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Advertisement for medicine 1839-10-12 3 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Office moves 1840-05-02 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Book bindery opened 1840-12-19 3 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Publishes short issue because of Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Loses readers because of political stand 1843-09-02 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Office moved 1843-09-23 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Lost and found service 1845-03-15 3 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Accused of being " Byron Diman's Organ" 1845-12-06 3 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Subscription list to assist victims of potato famine placed in 1847-03-06 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Moves to winter quarters 1850-10-26 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Receives testimonial from Prov. Journal 1854-08-19 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Receives testimonials from Prov. Papers 1856-01-19 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) F. Homer's assistance in founding cited 1856-06-07 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Financial problems threaten publication 1856-08-09 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Urges support for J. Fremont for president 1856-11-01 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Will allow premium of 12% on bills due as recession hits Bristol 1857-10-10 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Carries on feud with Warren telegraph over division of Bristol 1858-03-27 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Financial statement to be published in prior to town meeting 1858-05-29 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Feud with Warren telegraph over division of Bristol Continues 1858-06-19 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Feuds with Prov. Post over support of political candidate 1860-01-21 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) First town treasurer's report published 1860-04-14 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Reason for name "Phoenix" 1860-08-11 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) W.H.S. Bayley dies 1862-03-22 2 Bristol Phoenix (Phenix) Subscriber pays bill in gold 1863-07-04 2 Bristol Pound Vandals break lock, release cattle, reward offered 1854-06-10 3 Bristol Pound Regulations re. stray animals discussed at town meeting 1858-05-29 2 Bristol Pound Letter describing "cow convention" in protest of stray animal ordinance 1858-06-19 2 Bristol Savings Institute See Bristol Institute for Savings Bristol Seaman Story conc. 1842-01-29 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Formed, officer chosen 1840-06-20 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Article praising efforts 1840-07-25 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Letter conc. 1840-08-22 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Rev. E.T. Taylor addresses 1840-09-19 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Mr. Taylor's lecture praised 1840-09-26 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Quote from sermon 1840-09-26 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Anniversary of 1841-06-12 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Savings bank formed in connection with 1841-08-14 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Reports to townspeople on anniversary 1842-09-24 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Petitions Sec. of Navy to discontinue custom of distributing rum to seamen 1843-06-10 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Officers elected 1843-12-23 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Publishes annual report 1843-12-23 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Officers re-elected, money disbursed to aid needy seamen 1844-12-28 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Officers elected, annual report 1845-12-20 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Issues annual report 1849-02-24 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Issues proclamation of sympathy re. death of J. Talbot 1851-04-26 3 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Officers elected 1852-02-21 2 Bristol Seaman's Friend Society Rev. Bancroft lectures to 1853-11-19 2 Bristol Ships Heavy damage to shipping caused by tornado 1855-11-03 2 Bristol Ships No. of arrivals 1856-01-05 2 Bristol Ships No. of ships disputed 1856-01-19 2 Bristol Ships Notice to former privateers 1856-08-23 2 Bristol Ships Will display colors on fourth 1857-06-27 2 Bristol Ships Brig. A.G. Washburn sold 1857-11-14 2 Bristol Ships No. of ships passing Sandy Point lighthouse in 1857 1858-01-09 2 Bristol Ships Bristol accused by British of fitting out slavers 1858-05-15 2

Bristol Ships Regulations conc. quarantining of vessels from suspected Yellow Fever and Smallpox areas 1858-07-10 3 Bristol Ships Returning ships tell of ravages of infectious diseases among mariners 1858-07-17 2 Bristol Ships Schooner sold 1863-02-07 2 Bristol Ships Schooners launched 1863-02-07 2 Bristol Ships Stanton & Skinners-Oliver Chace sold 1863-02-14 2 Bristol Ships Fall River schooner, Nimrod, purchased 1863-03-14 2 Bristol Ships Bristol company buys New Bedford schooner 1864-12-31 2 Bristol Ships List of vessels that have sailed for Cuba in '64 1865-01-14 2 Bristol Ships Some ships sold for salvage after wrecks 1866-01-06 2 Bristol Ships Schooner Ninetta bound forRondout, N.Y. hits rock and sinks in Hudson 1867-09-07 2 Bristol Ships Yacht regatta held in Bristol 1867-09-21 2 Bristol Ships Article on 1871-05-13 2 Bristol Ships Yacht launched from Herreshoff's 1871-07-15 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) History of several ships 1846-03-07 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) List of 1847-01-23 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) List of arrivals for 1847 1848-02-19 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) List of ships 1848-03-18 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) Leave for expedition to California gold fields 1849-01-27 2 & 3 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) Brig John Hill shipwrecked 1850-04-13 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) Speed of Bristol boats cited 1851-04-26 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) Freight statistics 1852-05-22 2 Bristol Ships (also see steamboats, boat races, port of Bristol) Statistics, no. of vessels 1853-01-15 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Receives letter of thanks from volunteers 1861-10-05 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Books, socks, etc., sent to volunteers 1861-10-05 3 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Mrs. H.B. Norris, president 1861-10-26 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Christmas presents sent to troops 1861-12-14 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Report of, description of group, list of members 1862-01-11 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Supplies sent to Wash., D.C. 1863-01-17 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1863-01-31 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Contributions for February 1863-03-14 3 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1863-05-23 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1863-06-27 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Contributions listed 1863-08-01 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1863-09-05 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1863-10-10 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1863-11-07 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions & supplies sent 1863-12-19 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1864-01-30 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1864-06-25 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1864-07-23 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1864-09-03 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1864-12-03 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of donations 1864-10-29 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of donations 1865-01-21 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1865-03-11 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1865-04-11 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Concerts held; good turnout 1865-04-22 3 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions 1865-05-06 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society Society urged to help freedmen 1865-06-03 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions and donations 1865-07-29 2 Bristol Soldier's Friend Society List of contributions and material donations 1866-01-27 2 Bristol Sons and Daughters of Temperance "Grand worthy Patriarch" lectures to 1849-01-20 3 Bristol Sons of Temperance Group formed, officers elected 1848-12-23 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Former Bristolian describes New Bedford group 1848-12-30 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Will march on fourth 1849-06-30 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Enjoys excursion on steamer Argo 1849-09-08 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Efforts of group explained 1849-12-01 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Addressed by Rev. Bacon 1849-12-01 3 Bristol Sons of Temperance Efforts praised 1850-04-20 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Plans series of temperance lectures 1850-12-14 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance C. Webster of Prov. Post lectures to 1851-02-22 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Rev. Bacon of Prov. to lecture to 1851-03-08 3 Bristol Sons of Temperance Description of Mr. Bacon's lecture 1851-03-15 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance Will celebrate Fourth of July in E. Greenwich 1851-06-14 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance To march on fourth 1851-06-28 2 Bristol Sons of Temperance P. Stiness addresses Sons of Temperance 1851-10-04 3 Bristol Sons of Temperance Issues resolution of sympathy re. death of Samuel Fales 1851-11-01 3 Bristol Steam Mill Production figures, employees' pay 1845-08-16 2 Bristol Steam Mill Charter amended 1849-05-19 3 Bristol Steam Mill Child critically injured in 1851-01-04 2 Bristol Steam Mill Supplies fire dept. with water and pump during fire, description of arrangement 1854-09-02 2 Bristol Steam Mill No. of employees, capital invested 1856-01-19 2 Bristol Steam Mill Work day cut to 9 1/2 hrs as recession hits Bristol 1857-09-26 2 Bristol Steam Mill Further shortens working day as recession continues, closure considered 1857-10-10 2 Bristol Steam Mill Closes 1857-11-14 2 Bristol Steam Mill Resumes operation on limited basis 1858-01-16 2 Bristol Steam Mill Property sold 1858-06-05 3 Bristol Steam Mill Sold to New Yorker, will resume operation 1858-07-10 2 Bristol Steam Mill Stockholders meet to discuss sale 1858-07-31 3 Bristol Steam Mill In full operation as economy revives 1858-08-07 2 Bristol Steam Mill Closed 1861-05-25 2 Bristol Steam Mill Re-opens temporarily 1861-09-14 2 Bristol Steam Mill Resumption of activity cited as benefit to town 1861-09-21 2 Bristol Steam Mill Sold at auction 1863-06-20 2 Bristol Steam Mill Intention of Reopening announced 1863-07-04 2 Bristol Steam Mill Would like employees to return 1863-08-15 2 Bristol Steam Mill Erecting new building 1864-06-25 2 Bristol Steam Mill New machinery installed 1864-08-06 2 Bristol Steam Mill Almost finished with improvements; will reopen soon 1864-12-10 2 Bristol Steam Mill Reopened and in full operation 1865-01-28 2 Bristol Steam Mill Man dies while at work 1866-08-11 2 Bristol Steam Mill Struck by lightning, destroyed, economy of town threatened by loss 1843-06-17 2 Bristol Steam Mill Meeting of stockholders 1843-06-17 3 Bristol Steam Mill $10,000 collected from ins. Company 1843-06-24 2 Bristol Steam Mill Ashes sold at auction 1843-07-01 3 Bristol Steam Mill Rebuilding begins 1843-07-22 2 Bristol Steam Mill Meeting of stockholders to discuss selling property 1843-08-05 3 Bristol Steam Mill Another fire, damage confined to one room 1844-10-26 2 Bristol Steam Mill Stockholder of thanks fire dept. for quick response 1844-10-26 2 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Notice to stockholders 1836-05-28 3 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Letter praising building 1836-09-17 2 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) First meeting of stockholders held 1836-10-01 3 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Steam engine begins operations 1837-03-04 2 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) First goods produced, no. of employees 1837-08-26 2 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Criticized for removing well 1837-10-28 2 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Letter conc. 1839-02-23 2 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Directors chosen 1840-01-11 3 Bristol Steam Mill (also see Cotton Mills) Notice to debtors 1840-11-28 3 Bristol Steam Saw Mill J.L. Gardner advertisement 1848-06-10 3 Bristol Suffrage Association Meeting of 1841-06-26 3 Bristol Suffrage Association Lecture to be delivered to 1841-07-10 3 Bristol Suffrage Association Wm. Lawless lectures to 1841-07-17 3 Bristol Suffrage Association Brass band plays for 1841-07-17 3 Bristol Suffrage Association Elects delegates to state convention 1841-09-04 2 Bristol Suffrage Association Election held 1842-01-03 2 Bristol Sugar Refinery (also see Camp, Brunsen & Sherry) Description of plant and products of 1854-06-17 2 Bristol Sugar Refinery (also see Camp, Brunsen & Sherry) No. of employees, capital invested 1856-01-19 2 Bristol Sugar Refinery (also see Camp, Brunsen & Sherry) Business prospers 1856-11-08 2 Bristol Sugar Refinery (also see Camp, Brunsen & Sherry) Coal siftings from refinery used for fuel 1863-10-24 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Formation planned 1841-05-01 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society First meeting, officers elected 1841-05-08 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Controversy over female drunkards 1841-05-22 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Controversy over female drunkards 1841-05-29 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Holds meeting, elects officers 1842-07-16 3 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Lack of support cited 1843-06-10 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Reorganized from friends of temperance 1848-03-04 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Marches on fourth in temperance procession 1848-07-01 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Holds monthly meeting 1849-02-10 3 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Will march on fourth 1849-06-30 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Plans series of temperance lectures 1850-12-14 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Rev. Graves addresses, state convention planned, officers elected 1851-03-15 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Marches on fourth 1851-06-28 2 Bristol Total Abstinence Society Meeting, tempereance lectures by Revs. Hobart and Shepard 1853-01-15 2 Bristol Town Clock Out of order 1857-02-21 2 Bristol Town Offices Probate notice and town clerk's office moved 1858-01-02 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Addressed by Rev. Shepard 1836-04-30 3 Bristol Union Temperance Society Holds meeting 1836-10-01 3 Bristol Union Temperance Society Plans program of speakers 1836-10-15 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Debates acceptance of beer and wine 1836-10-29 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Elects officers 1837-03-04 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Letter conc. 1837-11-25 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Attends meeting of Bristol Co. Temperance Society 1838-10-06 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Meets to discuss formation of total abstinence society 1841-04-17 2 Bristol Union Temperance Society Dissolved, becomes Bristol Total Abstinence Society 1841-05-08 2 Bristol Washington Total Abstinence Society see Wash. Total Abstinence Society Bristol Wide Awake Club Formation planned 1860-09-29 2 Bristol Wide Awake Club Meeting held, officers elected 1860-10-06 2 Bristol Wide Awake Club Holds torchlight procession 1860-10-13 2 Bristol Wide Awake Club Demonstration planned, neighboring wide awake clubs will be invited 1860-10-20 2 Bristol Wide Awake Club Members return from Boston demonstration 1860-10-20 2

Bristol Wide Awake Club Description of grand wide awake celebration, Bristol ablaze with lights, elaborate procession maraches through streets 1860-10-27 2 Bristol Wide Awake Club Makes excursion to Warren, hosted by Warren Wide Awake Club 1860-11-03 2 Bristol Wide Awake Club Noisily celebrate election of Lincoln 1860-11-10 2 Bristol Writing Academy Opened by Mr. Morse 1847-03-06 3 Bristol YMCA Meeting held, discussion for formation of group 1863-11-21 2 Bristol YMCA Committee selected, association formed 1863-12-19 2 Bristol YMCA Organizing debating club 1863-12-23 2 Bristol YMCA Membership given to those doing well in school 1864-02-13 2 Bristol YMCA List of donors of Books 1864-07-23 2 Bristol YMCA Book donations listed 1864-07-30 2 Bristol YMCA Announces series of services 1864-10-01 2 Bristol YMCA Lectures given 1864-12-03 2 Bristol YMCA Fox Hill bake/picnic a success 1865-09-02 2 Bristol YMCA Annual treasurer's report. 1865-11-11 2 Bristol YMCA Receives additional volumes for library 1865-11-25 2 Bristol YMCA Resolutions adopted at manager's meeting 1866-08-18 2 Bristol YMCA Has clam bake at Fox Hill 1866-09-01 2 Bristol YMCA Treasurer's report; other incidentals 1866-10-20 2 Bristol YMCA Officers elected; other reports 1866-10-27 2 Bristol YMCA Acknowledgement of contributions; list of same 1867-04-20 2 Bristol YMCA Association appeals for library funds. 1868-01-25 2 Bristol YMCA Report of board of managers 1868-10-10 2 Bristol Young American's Club Holds fair 1857-02-07 3 Bristol Young American's Club Will march on fourth 1858-07-03 2 Bristol Young American's Club March in procession celebrating completion of transatlantic telepgraph 1858-08-21 2 Bristol Young Bachelor's Club Holds open house 1857-01-03 2 Bristol Young Men's Association Meeting held 1851-03-15 3 Bristol Young Men's Society Holds meeting 1835-01-31 3 Bristol Young Men's Society Elects officers 1835-02-07 2 Bristol Young Men's Society Letter conc. 1835-05-02 2 Bristol Young Men's Society Letter conc. 1835-05-09 2 Bristol Young Men's Society Praised 1835-08-29 2 Bristol Young Men's Society Continuance to be decided 1835-10-10 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Soc. March on fourth 1845-07-12 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Soc. Resolutions 1845-07-19 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Soc. Gives report 1846-04-11 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Soc. Joins in temperance celebration 1846-09-12 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Holds first quarterly meeting 1833-10-05 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Reports on amount of alcohol consumed in town 1834-03-15 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Females invited to attend 1834-06-14 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Planning Ind. Day exercises 1834-06-14 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Celebrate anniversary 1834-06-28 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Members expelled 1834-08-09 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Membership grows, discourse given 1834-11-29 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Notice conc. 1835-01-24 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Editorial regarding criticism 1835-02-14 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Discourse on evils of alcohol and tobacco 1835-04-04 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Mr. Morgridges oration praised 1835-05-16 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Fourth of July address deliverd by Rev. Fowler 1835-07-04 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Meeting praised 1836-02-27 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society New constitution drafted, officers elected 1844-03-16 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Marches on fourth 1844-06-29 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Attends meeting of state temperance soc. in Newport 1844-06-29 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Ladies present banner to 1844-08-17 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Union Holds meeting, more support among older residents urged 1860-01-07 2 & 3 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Union Meeting held, need for public library discussed 1860-01-21 2 Bristol Young Men's Temperance Union Description of meeting 1860-02-18 2 Bristol Young Men's Total Abstinence Society Marches in Fourth of July parade 1843-07-01 2 Bristol Young Men's Total Abstinence Society New charter, constitution drafted, young men and women urged to sign pledge 1844-03-02 2 & 3 Bristol, Warren and Prov. Magnetic Telegraph Company Meeting of members held 1854-12-23 3 Bristol, Warren and Prov. Magnetic Telegraph Company Line completed, location of office 1855-02-24 2 Bristol, Warren and Prov. Magnetic Telegraph Company Notice of meeting 1855-02-24 3 Bristol, Warren and Prov. Magnetic Telegraph Company Directors, list of prices 1855-03-10 3 Bristol, Warren, Fall River, and New Bedford Stage Advertisement 1833-09-14 3 Bristol, Warren, Fall River, and New Bedford Stage Schedule changed 1835-07-18 3 Bristol, Warren, Fall River, and New Bedford Stage Schedule changed 1837-07-29 3 Bristol, Warren, Fall River, and New Bedford Stage Schedule guaranteed to meet trains 1841-10-30 3 Bristoliana Tribute to Bristol 1856-07-26 2 Bristoliana Tribute to Bristol 1856-08-02 2 Broker (schooner) Seamen die aboard 1853-03-05 2 Broker (schooner) Burns in Nicaragua 1853-07-09 2 Brown, Abby Married Allen Gladding 1840-01-11 3 Brown, Betsy S. Married Martin Baker 1842-06-25 3 Brown, Capt. Charles F. Owner of barque Sea Breeze, will make voyage to California gold fields 1849-09-01 3 Brown, Catherine Obituary, negro 1846-04-04 3 Brown, Charles Obituary, child 1837-08-19 3 Brown, Dearborn Obituary 1861-08-10 3 Brown, Dr. G.W. Moves to Bristol, opens office 1855-07-21 3 Brown, Edward Obituary, father Dearborn 1855-06-30 3 Brown, Ellen Wife of John, obituary 1874-05-23 2 Brown, Freelove Married John Robbins of Mass. 1840-07-11 3 Brown, G.H. Opens penmanship school 1837-04-22 3 Brown, George (grocer) Opens store 1845-04-12 3 Brown, George (grocer) Opens grocery and shoe store 1847-11-27 3 Brown, George (grocer) Assignees's notice 1848-04-01 3 Brown, George (grocer) Former store mentioned in advertisement 1848-05-27 3 Brown, Georgianna Obituary, child of George 1844-04-13 3 Brown, H. & J. (cabinet makers) Secure patent for making spring beds 1836-06-04 2 Brown, H. & J. (cabinet makers) Advertisement for beds 1836-06-18 3 Brown, Henry Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Brown, J (storekeeper) Mentioned in advertisement 1838-11-24 3 Brown, J (storekeeper) House and lot sold 1839-05-18 3 Brown, J. Crawford Married Mary Babcock of Charlestown 1860-11-24 3 Brown, James E. Offers daguerreotype portraits 1849-02-17 3 Brown, James E. Testimonial 1849-02-24 2 Brown, James P. Married Eliza Easterbrooks 1836-05-07 3 Brown, James P. Obituary 1854-12-09 3 Brown, Joseph Obituary 1849-05-26 3 Brown, Judy Letter from describing ball at DeWolf house 1858-08-14 2 Brown, Mary Obituary 1844-09-14 3 Brown, Mary S. Offers reward for thieves 1853-05-28 3 Brown, Miss Opens dressmaking business with Miss Wheaton 1842-11-19 3 Brown, Mrs. Ruth M. Purchases sewing machine, offers dressmaking 1856-10-18 3 Brown, Rev. Addresses seamen 1840-08-08 3 Brown, Rev. House rented 1842-08-20 3 Brown, Sarah Ann Obituary, child of James P. 1842-04-02 3 Brown, Sylvester Obituary 1834-01-25 3 Brown, William A. (carriage maker) Copartnership with F. Sawyer dissolved 1856-07-19 3 Brownell, (Infant) Obituary, father Beriah E. 1855-02-03 3 Brownell, Charles Infant, obituary 1865-10-28 3 Brownell, Christopher (Minor) guardian appointed for 1857-06-13 3 Brownell, Elnathan Married Harriet Patt 1861-02-09 3 Brownell, Jonathan (blacksmith) Petitions for insolvency 1844-08-17 3 Brownell, Jonathan (blacksmith) Assignee's notice 1844-10-19 3 Brownell, Jonathan (blacksmith) Married Philena Bowen 1846-03-21 3 Brownell, Jonathan (blacksmith) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Brownell, Jonathan (blacksmith) Guardian appointed for children of 1857-06-13 3 Brownell, Jonathan Jr. (Minor) guardian appointed for 1857-06-13 3 Brownell, Rachel Frances Obituary, child of Beriah E. 1848-08-12 3 Brownell, Rosabella Obituary, child of Beriah A. 1861-05-11 3 Browning, Adelade Obituary, wife of Jonathan 1844-01-20 3 Browning, B.G. (may be Capt. Beriah G.) Indentured servant runs away 1841-07-10 3 Browning, Betsey Married Prof. E. Partridge 1846-05-23 3 Browning, Capt. Beriah G. (may be B.G. Browning) Obituary 1857-07-25 3 Browning, Emilie Married George F. Peterson of N.Y. 1855-09-08 3 Browning, Emily Ann Testifies in lawsuit re. presentation of swords 1843-08-05 2 Browning, Geraldine G. Obituary and eulogy 1849-09-01 3 Browning, Hannah Obituary, age 18, father Jonathan 1852-09-11 3 Browning, Jonathan Guardian petitions to sell real estate of (minor) 1861-10-12 3 Browning, Mrs. M.W. Boarding house mentioned 1841-07-10 3 Browning, Mrs. M.W. Mentioned in advertisement 1842-07-02 2 Browning, Mrs. M.W. R.P. Berry, dentist, opens office in boarding house 1842-11-05 3 Browning, Mrs. M.W. Dr. L.W. Briggs opens office in 1843-04-08 3 Browning, Mrs. M.W. Boarding house praised in article re. summer visitors 1843-05-20 2 Browning, Mrs. M.W. Boarding house mentioned 1847-03-27 3 Browning, Mrs. M.W. Dr. Martin opens office in boarding house 1847-05-01 3 Bruner, Elias E. Obituary also eulogy 1854-01-21 3 Brunsen, Edward W. Chosen fire chief 1856-11-08 2 Brunsen, Edward W. Married Mary Pitman 1858-11-20 3 Brunsen, Edward W. Seriously hurt in accident at sugar refinery 1860-02-11 2 Buffington, Amanda J. Married J. Talbee 1860-11-10 3 Buffington, B.L. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1856-04-05 2 Buffington, Benjamin Former residence sold 1856-12-13 3 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Opens office in boarding house 1843-05-10 3 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Will leave town soon 1842-08-27 2 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Returns to Bristol 1843-12-30 3 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Returns to Bristol temporarily 1844-12-28 3 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Returns to Bristol 1846-04-18 3 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Married J.T. Hazard of Newport 1846-10-10 3 Bugbee, Dr. L. (dentist) Dies in Mass. 1848-02-19 3 Buildings Constructed Depository for fire equipment to be built near market house 1843-10-21 2 Buildings Constructed Proposals accepted for building engine house 1844-08-31 3 Buildings Constructed Onion house to be built at asylum 1844-11-09 2 Buildings Constructed New school building erected 1845-03-29 3 Buildings Constructed New store built, corner of Hope and State 1845-12-27 2 Buildings Constructed New engine house built 1846-09-26 2 Buildings Constructed 3 new school houses to be built, fourth planned 1848-04-08 2 Buildings Constructed 12 or more houses built, unprecedented prosperity 1848-05-27 2 Buildings Constructed No. of houses in Bristol 1848-11-18 2 Buildings Constructed Proposals received to begin construction of school house 1849-04-28 3 Buildings Constructed Construction of sugar refinery on Norris's wharf begins 1849-07-21 2 Buildings Constructed Description of 2 new school houses 1849-11-17 2 Buildings Constructed Engine house #4 completed 1850-04-27 2 Buildings Constructed Norris and Cooke erect factory for making oakum 1851-04-19 2 Buildings Constructed Congregational Soc. Plans building of new church 1852-10-09 2 Buildings Constructed Second advent chapel erected 1853-01-22 3 Buildings Constructed Firearm factory built on Thames St. 1853-10-01 2 Buildings Constructed RR. Purchases property for depot 1853-11-12 2 Buildings Constructed Construction of new firearm factory begins after first building is destroyed by fire 1854-01-07 2 Buildings Constructed Rebuilding of planing mill of J. Gardner planned 1854-02-11 2 Buildings Constructed Much new construction in Bristol 1854-03-04 2 Buildings Constructed New houses and factories under construction 1854-04-22 2 Buildings Constructed Roman Catholic Soc. Plans to build church 1854-08-26 2 Buildings Constructed Preparations made for construction of depot (railroad) 1854-09-23 2 Buildings Constructed Octagon house on High Street built for L.C. Richmond 1854-09-30 2 Buildings Constructed Progress made on RR. Depot 1854-10-21 2 Buildings Constructed Work on locomotive house and depot continues 1855-01-13 2 Buildings Constructed Need for larger RR. Depot cited 1855-01-27 2 Buildings Constructed New building for manufacturer of pistols erected by Burnside and Bishop 1855-02-03 2 Buildings Constructed Building of new Cong. and Methodist churches planned 1855-03-10 2 Buildings Constructed Article describing plans for new custom house and post office 1855-03-17 3 Buildings Constructed RR. Depot and engine house near completion 1855-03-31 2 Buildings Constructed Bristol Gas Co. will erect gas works 1855-04-14 2 Buildings Constructed Stone for meeting house purchased 1855-04-14 3 Buildings Constructed RR. Depot and engine house nearly completed 1855-04-28 2 Buildings Constructed Much new construction in Bristol 1855-04-28 2 Buildings Constructed Foundation for Congregational church laid 1855-04-28 2 Buildings Constructed Cornerstone for Cong. church laid 1855-06-09 2 Buildings Constructed Work on three new churches progresses 1855-07-21 2 Buildings Constructed Work on 3 new churches progresses 1855-10-06 2 Buildings Constructed Roman Catholic church completed 1855-10-20 2 Buildings Constructed Lighthouse erected at Bristol Ferry 1855-12-22 2 Buildings Constructed Housing shortage in Bristol cited 1856-01-19 2 Buildings Constructed New custom house and post office to be built on Hope St. 1856-05-10 2 & 3 Buildings Constructed Usher firm to build larger store 1856-07-04 2 Buildings Constructed Dimensions of custom house and post o ffice, contractor hired 1856-08-23 2 Buildings Constructed New Meth. church dedicated 1856-09-27 2 Buildings Constructed Dimensions of custom house and post office increased, 1856-09-27 2 Buildings Constructed New Cong. church to be dedicated 1856-11-22 2 Buildings Constructed Description of new church 1856-11-29 2 Buildings Constructed Work progresses on custom house-post office 1857-05-23 2 Buildings Constructed Custom house-post office completed 1857-10-17 2 Buildings Constructed Description of building 1857-11-07 2 Buildings Constructed Fall River iron works erects building on wharf, concrete building on Bristol Ferry wharf 1858-12-04 2 Buildings Constructed Work begins on new Episcopal church 1860-04-07 2 Buildings Constructed Cornerstone laid for new St. Michael's church 1860-04-14 2 Buildings Constructed 125 new houses built in 10 year period 1860-09-01 2 Buildings Constructed Mansions for J. West and E. Heineman under construction, many workers employed 1860-09-22 2 Buildings Constructed Description of house built for Capt. L. Horton 1860-12-15 2 Buildings Constructed Walls of St. Michael's collapse 1860-09-01 2 Buildings Constructed Work commences on St. Michael's 1861-03-16 2 Buildings Constructed St. Michael's to be consecrated 1861-11-23 2 Buildings Constructed Bullock, State St.-will erect house 1863-03-21 2 Buildings Constructed Houses on Wood St., Congregational St. & State st. constructed 1863-04-11 2 Buildings Constructed House to be erected corner Hope & Franklin 1863-04-18 2 Buildings Constructed Cole erecting house on Bristol Neck 1863-04-18 2 Buildings Constructed Maxfield erecting cottage on Cranes Lane 1863-04-18 2 Buildings Constructed New fish market, foot of Church St. 1863-06-27 2 Buildings Constructed Union St., Bullock 1863-07-04 2 Buildings Constructed House built on Nooning estate, Hope St. for Brunsen 1863-09-12 2 Buildings Constructed Brick barn for Bristol Hotel under construction 1863-09-12 2 Buildings Constructed Brick barn by Bristol Hotel completed 1863-11-07 2 Buildings Constructed Col. Norris's stable on Hope & State St. finished 1864-10-15 2 Buildings Constructed Building to be constructed on Thames, ,foot of Bradford by Wardwell Bros. 1866-02-17 2 Buildings Constructed List of new buildings 1866-05-19 2 Buildings Constructed New carriage house on Wardwell St. built by Samuel Pomeroy Colt. 1867-06-15 2

Buildings Constructed House being constructed on Franklin, cor, of State and Congregational Sts., and Bradford and Franklin Sts. 1867-08-17 2 Buildings Constructed Reference made to certain buildings being constructed in town 1868-08-22 2 Buildings Constructed New tenement constructed on Franklin St. near Wood St. 1869-08-22 2 Buildings Constructed Cornerstone laid for building of memorial chapel 1869-07-03 2 Buildings Constructed Tenements constructed on lane leading from Church to Court Sts. 1869-07-24 2 Buildings Constructed Cottage built on north side of Wilson's Lane 1869-07-24 2 Buildings Constructed Also two story house on Franklin between High and Wood streets being built 1869-07-24 2 Buildings Constructed Cottage being built on Mott's Lane 1869-07-31 2 Buildings Constructed Building's going up on Bourn's Ave. 1869-08-07 2 Buildings Constructed Houses built on Wood, Constitution, and School Sts. 1871-10-05 2 Buildings Constructed Dedication of new Byfield School on Common 1873-10-18 2 Buildings Constructed Building being erected on corner of High and Church Sts. 1874-07-04 2 Buildings constructed Letter conc. new building 1836-09-17 2 Buildings constructed Bristol Steam Mill under construction 1836-05-14 2 Buildings constructed Pokanoket Steam Mill notice 1840-02-08 3 Buildings constructed Engine house for Pokanoket Steam Mil to be built 1841-02-13 3 Buildings constructed New school to be built 1841-04-24 2 Buildings constructed Bristol Artillery's arsenal completed 1842-09-03 2 Buildings constructed Rebuilding of Brist. Steam Mill begins 1843-07-22 2 Buildings constructed Several new dwellings erected, Steam Mill rebuilt 1843-10-14 2 Buildings Demolished Gun house on common to be demolished 1843-09-02 2 Buildings Demolished Buildings demolished in preparation for building RR. Depot 1854-09-23 2 Buildings Demolished Usher firm demolishes store to erect new building 1856-07-04 2 Buildings Demolished Munro, takes down house on Union St. 1863-03-21 2 Buildings Demolished House between Union & Constitution St. demolished after fire; Wm. Gladding 1864-04-02 2 Buildings Demolished History of building demolished at foot of Bradford St. 1874-08-08 2 Buildings for Sale East end of Constitution St. on Wood St. George Munro 1863-01-03 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on Hope St., L.C. Richmond 1863-01-03 3 Buildings for Sale Major Babbitt estate-50 acres on Mt. Hope Bay 1863-02-07 3 Buildings for Sale Farm on Bristol Neck-Taylor & Allyn 1863-02-21 3

Buildings for Sale Late Michael Shaw Prop., N-Bullock's Ave,E-Alice Muldoon, S-James Scanlon, W-Catholic Church 1863-03-07 3 Buildings for Sale Corner of Hope & State-stores, Coggeshall 1863-03-14 3 Buildings for Sale Le Baron House, Mary Baylies-Church St. 1863-03-14 3 Buildings for Sale C. Esterbrooks, house on Warren Main Rd. 1863-03-11 3 Buildings for Sale Furnished cottage- Mauran 1863-04-04 3 Buildings for Sale Fort Casco, Bristol hotel sold 1863-04-11 2 Buildings for Sale Auction sale-Grant-Gladding house on Constitution St. 1863-05-09 2 Buildings for Sale Bayley-Herreschoff. Hope St. estate: corner of High & Court St.-Brownell 1863-06-13 2,3 Buildings for Sale Bristol Steam Mill, Sheldon-Richmond 1863-06-20 2 Buildings for Sale House on State St.-Coggeshall 1863-06-27 3 Buildings for Sale House on Hope St. near Constitution; Reynolds 1863-08-15 3 Buildings for Sale House on Constitution St., George Munro 1863-09-19 3 Buildings for Sale House on Congregational St. & Bradford St. 1863-11-14 3 Buildings for Sale House on Prospect St - Dave Wilcox 1864-02-27 3 Buildings for Sale Sold: buildings on Byfield St. 1864-02-27 3 Buildings for Sale E-Central Lane, Bradford St., Bennett 1864-03-26 3 Buildings for Sale House near town bridge 1864-04-23 3 Buildings for Sale House on Byfield St., Pearse, 1864-05-15 3 Buildings for Sale House North of Catholic Church, Muldoon 1864-05-28 3 Buildings for Sale North of D'Wolfe House, Phenix 1864-06-04 3 Buildings for Sale House sold on Byfield & Milk St., Pearse-Munro 1864-06-25 2 Buildings for Sale One on public common, Catherine St., two two lots nearby with stream, Tilley 1864-06-25 3 Buildings for Sale Barn-State St., E of Norris property 1864-06-25 3 Buildings for Sale Sold; Coggeshall house- State St., oppostite common 1864-07-02 2 Buildings for Sale House #48 Bradford St.; Mary Brown 1864-07-16 3 Buildings for Sale House & lot on Cook St., David Coit 1864-09-10 3 Buildings for Sale Fronting Public Common; Catherine St. 1864-09-17 3 Buildings for Sale House on corner of Constitution & Pearces 1864-10-08 3 Buildings for Sale House & store on Thames St., "Simmons" 1865-03-04 2 Buildings for Sale Building next to rubber manufactory. 1865-06-13 3 Buildings for Sale Seaside cottage auction 1865-07-15 3 Buildings for Sale Corn. Water & Bradford St., building auctio: to be removed 1865-09-16 3 Buildings for Sale House and property on Bristol Neck 1865-08-26 3 Buildings for Sale List of buildings & lots for sale 1865-09-30 3 Buildings for Sale Farm for sale; buildings and land 1865-10-21 3 Buildings for Sale House on Church St. 1865-12-16 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on High St. 1866-02-24 3 Buildings for Sale Farm for sale; buildings and land 1866-03-10 3 Buildings for Sale House for sale; corner of High and Union Sts. 1866-03-24 3 Buildings for Sale Building an lot for sale; Catherine St. 1866-04-21 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on Bradford St. 1866-06-09 3 Buildings for Sale House on Prospect St., five acres 1866-06-09 3 Buildings for Sale Houses on Hope & High Sts. And Hope & Oliver Sts. 1866-09-15 3 Buildings for Sale Houses on Constitution and High Sts. 1866-09-22 3 Buildings for Sale Two houses on High and Court Sts. 1866-11-24 3 Buildings for Sale Farm outside of Bristol 1867-03-09 3 Buildings for Sale Building on long wharf 1867-03-09 3 Buildings for Sale Estate of James Gooding on Hope St. 1867-03-16 3 Buildings for Sale Farm for sale on back road to Bristol. Also house on corner of Hope and Fanklin Sts. 1867-03-16 3 Buildings for Sale House on Constitution St. 1867-03-30 3 Buildings for Sale House on corner of Hope and Oliver St. 1867-05-11 3 Buildings for Sale House on corner of High and Court Sts. 1867-05-11 3 Buildings for Sale House on corner of High and Bourne Sts. 1867-05-18 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on Constitution St., 1867-06-01 3 Buildings for Sale House on corner of High and Bourne Sts. 1867-06-01 3 Buildings for Sale Houses on Thames, High nd Constitution Sts., for sale 1867-08-31 3 Buildings for Sale Buildings for sale on State St. 1867-09-28 3 Buildings for Sale House and lots for sale on Hope St. and Bristol's back road 1867-12-14 3 Buildings for Sale House and lots for sale on Bristol Neck 1868-03-28 3 Buildings for Sale House and stable for sale on Hope St. 1868-04-18 3 Buildings for Sale Bristol Hotel for sale 1868-04-25 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on Thames St. for sale A.J. Pearse 1868-05-16 3 Buildings for Sale House on Union St. for sale 1868-05-23 3

Buildings for Sale Bristol Hotel on State St., small house on Union St. owned by Wm. Munro, estate on Thames St. owned by Mrs. Pearse, all for sale 1868-05-30 3

Buildings for Sale Cottage house on Congregational St. for sale, also house and lot on corner of State and Rock Sts. 1868-06-13 3 Buildings for Sale Houses on William St. and others owned by Bradford 1868-10-03 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on Thames St. 1868-10-17 3 Buildings for Sale Cottage on Union and Burton St. 1868-11-21 3 Buildings for Sale Carriage manufactory and blacksmith shop on Thames St. 1869-01-02 3 Buildings for Sale Farm and dwell-ings for sale on East Rd. 1869-02-27 3 Buildings for Sale Buildings on long wharf, and estate on road leading to Warren for sale 1869-03-13 3 Buildings for Sale William Franklin estate for sale 1869-03-20 3 Buildings for Sale Farm for sale on Bristol back road; Munro farm 1869-05-29 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on corner of Hope and State Sts. for sale 1869-08-07 3 Buildings for Sale House on corner of Hope and Constitution Sts. 1869-08-21 3 Buildings for Sale Building and land on corner of High and Union Sts. 1869-09-25 3 Buildings for Sale Building opposite common for sale 1869-12-04 3 Buildings for Sale Houses on Bristol Neck and Hope St. for sale 1870-03-12 3 Buildings for Sale Homestead on High between Constitution and Union Sts. for sale 1870-03-26 3 Buildings for Sale Cottage on corner of Cook and Constitution 1870-04-23 3 Buildings for Sale Bristol Hotel for sale 1870-04-30 3 Buildings for Sale Large house fronting on Bristol Harbor for sale 1870-05-28 3 Buildings for Sale Mortgage foreclosure property for sale 1870-06-24 3 Buildings for Sale Cottage on Milk Street. 1870-07-16 3 Buildings for Sale Dimond estate on wharf for sale 1870-07-30 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on State St. 1870-07-30 3 Buildings for Sale Estate corner of Hope and Court Sts. 1870-07-30 3 Buildings for Sale Land and house for sale at auction 1870-08-06 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on Thames St. 1870-10-01 3 Buildings for Sale Cottage house on Constitution St. 1870-10-10 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot for sale on Central St. 1870-11-26 3 Buildings for Sale House and lot on Hope St. 1871-04-08 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on Bradford St. 1871-04-29 3 Buildings for Sale Store and tenements on Thames St. 1871-04-29 3 Buildings for Sale Cottage on Thames St. 1871-05-06 3 Buildings for Sale Bosworth Farm on Malt House Lane sold to Reynolds 1871-07-01 2 Buildings for Sale Dwellings on Union St. 1871-12-23 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on State St. sold to Baptist Church 1871-12-30 3 Buildings for Sale Cottage house on Prospect St. & house on north side of Union St. 1872-01-27 3 Buildings for Sale Business property on Hope and State Sts. for sale 1872-05-04 3 Buildings for Sale Houses on corner of Hope and Constitution 1872-05-11 3 Buildings for Sale Farm with dwelling house for sale 1872-05-25 2 Buildings for Sale On Bradford St., Bullock estate for sale 1872-06-22 3 Buildings for Sale Dwelling on Bradford St. for sale 1872-12-17 2 Buildings for Sale Small buildings on east side of Thames St. 1873-03-22 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on corner of Church and Thames St. 1872-01-20 2 Buildings for Sale Building on Thames St., possible business, up for sale 1873-05-10 3 Buildings for Sale Mortgagee's sale: J. Munro's property on Mount Lane 1873-05-24 2 Buildings for Sale House and lot on north side of Franklin St. 1873-06-14 3 Buildings for Sale House on Thames 1873-06-14 3 Buildings for Sale Estate on Franklin, for sale 1873-06-14 3 Buildings for Sale Dwelling on Bristol main road, with carriage house & barn, for sale 1873-07-12 3 Buildings for Sale Building o n Wardwell St. with land 1873-09-16 3 Buildings for Sale Large house on corner of Hope and Franklin Sts. 1873-10-18 3 Buildings for Sale Large building for sale on School Street 1874-03-07 3 Buildings for Sale Auctions of properties on Wardwell, High, and Thames 1874-05-23 2

Buildings for Sale Auction of house and lot on Wardwell St., other houses on High St., Ferry Rd., and Prospect St. 1874-08-08 2, 3 Buildings for Sale House on Church St. at auction 1874-09-05 2 Buildings for Sale Houses on Hope and Burton Sts. for sale 1874-10-03 3 Buildings for Sale Large building for sale on Bradford St. 1875-01-02 3 Buildings for Sale Estate including barns, and house at auction 1875-05-08 2 Buildings for Sale Building for sale at High and Bradford Sts. 1875-07-03 2 Buildings for Sale Houses on Mount Lane and a building on Thames St. all for sale 1875-07-03 3 Buildings for Sale House on High and Bradford Sts. Sold ot Otis Munro 1875-07-17 2 Buildings for Sale Building for sale on Constitution St. 1875-07-24 3 Buildings for Sale Byfield St. dwelling house and land for sale at auction 1875-10-16 2 Buildings for Sale Buildings on Constitution and Wood Sts. at auction sales 1875-11-20 2 Buildings for Sale Building for sale on Thames St. bewteen Bradford and State 1875-12-11 3 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered Estate on Hope St. raised and altered 1871-11-04 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered Saint Michael's church reopens after being closed for extensive interior improvements 1873-10-25 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered List of buildings improved 1867-02-02 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered Town Hall building has major improvements made. 1868-07-25 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered Dwelling on corner of Hope and Wardwell being improved 1869-07-24 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered St. Mary's Catholic Church enlarged and improved 1870-08-27 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered Washington Bldg. on Hope St. enlarged 1870-10-08 2 Buildings improved, repaired, or altered Piazza added to house at corner of High and State Sts. 1871-06-17 2

Buildings Moved King Philip Fire Company moved from State to High & Church St., also Fire Engine company 1864-09-10 2 Buildings Moved Gladding bldg. moved across Thames St. 1865-03-04 2 Buildings Moved Building on corner of Hope and Union St. to be moved 1865-07-22 2 Buildings Moved St. Mary's church moved south and east 1869-06-05 2 Buildings Moved Building on Hope and Wardwell being moved to Congregational St. 1869-07-31 2 Buildings Moved Notice of auction sales 1836-04-16 3 Buildings Moved S.J. Allyn advertisement for recently moved house 1847-01-16 3 Buildings Moved Estate of Hersey Bradford moved 1851-07-04 2 Buildings Moved Stores to be moved to make room for custom house and post office 1856-05-10 2 Buildings Moved Old Congregational church moved, former lot suggested as park 1857-08-22 2 Buildings Moved Building on Nooning estate, Hope St., moved to "Old Mill" lot 1863-09-12 2 Buildings Moved House moved from corner of Hope and Prospect to north side of Prospect 1871-09-09 2

Buildings Moved Front half of old academy building on common moved to corner of High and Franklin Sts. 1873-09-20 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to court house 1836-08-06 3 Buildings Repaired Repairs praised 1836-12-17 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to markethouse 1837-09-02 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to markethouse 1837-09-02 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs praised 1837--12-16 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to Academy 1837-09-02 2 Buildings Repaired Jones Hotel repaired 1840-06-06 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to Academy planned 1840-08-29 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to brick school house 1845-03-29 3 Buildings Repaired Proposals received for repairs to school 1845-04-19 3 Buildings Repaired Repairs to buildings on n. Thames praised 1846-09-26 2 Buildings Repaired Churches on common repaired and painted 1846-11-07 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs planned for Baptist church 1849-02-17 3 Buildings Repaired Extensive repairs to Baptist church described 1849-09-29 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to commercial hotel and estate of H. Bradford 1851-07-04 2 Buildings Repaired Appropriation for repairs to court house discussed at town meeting 1852-07-03 2 Buildings Repaired Need for repairs to school house on common cited; danger to students claimed 1853-06-25 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs to hydraulion station and engine house #4 1854-04-22 2 Buildings Repaired Middle district school undergoes extensive repairs 1854-10-07 2

Buildings Repaired Wm. Vars makes extensive repairs on DeWolf's mansion in preparation for openingof hotel 1855-04-14 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs and alterations to St.Michael's church planned 1857-04-25 2 Buildings Repaired Repairs planned to transform old Cong. Church into state normal school 1857-07-04 3 Buildings Repaired Old "State House" on common repaired 1858-09-04 2 Buildings Repaired Stone store at corner of Church and Thames divided into apartments 1860-08-18 3 Buildings Repaired or Altered House on Hope St. repaired and improved 1863-04-11 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered Building altered to cottage on Church St. 1863-04-11 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered Perry house raised and added onto 1863-04-08 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered History of Perry house 1863-05-02 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered Perry house almost finished, also Tilly house on Bradford St. and Bradford Hotel 1863-07-04 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered Gothic hall on Hope St. altered to dagguerrotype gallery 1864-03-19 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered List of buildings improved 1866-05-19 2 Buildings Repaired or Altered List of buildings improved 1866-12-15 2 Bullock & Bowen (milliners) Advertisement for Hope St. store 1860-03-31 3 Bullock & Perry Open wood and metal turning business 1847-09-11 3 Bullock & Perry Copartnership dissolved 1848-03-04 3 Bullock Lot Mentioned in advertisement 1855-10-27 3 Bullock, (Infant) Obituary, father Ebenezer 1853-08-13 3 Bullock, Ann Collector, Bristol Seamen's Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Bullock, Anna Russell Married Dr. Rufus Sargent 1856-02-23 3 Bullock, Charles Obituary, child of J. Russell 1849-09-08 3 Bullock, David Indentured servent, runs away, becomes drummer 1841-07-31 3 Bullock, David Hurt in accident at Peck's Wharf 1840-09-12 2 Bullock, David Notice conc. aid to 1840-10-10 3 Bullock, David Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Bullock, David Obituary 1850-04-27 3 Bullock, David Jr. Married Sarah Pierce 1846-09-05 3 Bullock, Ebenezer Jr. Married Anna Gladding 1853-03-19 3 Bullock, Elizabeth Married Wm. Stutson 1852-01-17 3 Bullock, George Obituary 1858-03-06 3 Bullock, Hannah Obituary 1855-05-05 3 Bullock, Helen J. Obituary, child of Robert 1851-10-25 3 Bullock, infant Obituary, child of Wm. 1843-11-04 3 Bullock, J. Russell Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1844-01-27 3 Bullock, J. Russell Elected representative 1844-04-06 2 Bullock, J. Russell App. Justice of Peace 1844-04-06 2 Bullock, J. Russell Introduces resolutions at law and order meeting 1845-03-29 2 Bullock, J. Russell Elected 1st rep. 1845-04-05 2 Bullock, J. Russell App. Notary Public 1845-05-17 2 Bullock, J. Russell Signs law and order resolution 1845-11-08 2 Bullock, J. Russell Elected delegate of R.I. Party 1845-11-22 2 Bullock, J. Russell Copartnership with J. Blake dissolved 1846-01-03 3 Bullock, J. Russell Director, Freeman's Bank 1846-01-10 3 Bullock, J. Russell Will resign from legislature 1846-10-10 2 Bullock, J. Russell Argues against annexing portion of Bristol to Warren 1847-01-16 2 Bullock, J. Russell Demeanor as moderator praised 1847-04-10 2 Bullock, J. Russell Delegate to Whig convention 1848-06-24 3 Bullock, J. Russell Chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Bullock, J. Russell Collector of port of Bristol and Warren 1849-06-09 2 Bullock, J. Russell Will sell land in Michigan 1849-10-06 3 Bullock, J. Russell App. to town council 1851-04-05 2 Bullock, J. Russell Advertisement to sell land 1851-09-20 3 Bullock, J. Russell Lots of land for sale 1852-02-28 3 Bullock, J. Russell Elected representative 1853-04-09 2 Bullock, J. Russell Testimonial to work as collector of port 1853-05-07 2 Bullock, J. Russell Guardian to Ramiers children 1854-07-15 3 Bullock, J. Russell Real estate sold 1854-09-30 2 Bullock, J. Russell Sells land in Iowa 1856-12-06 3 Bullock, J. Russell Resigns from N.E. Protective Union 1857-10-17 3 Bullock, J. Russell Advertisement to let portion of Ferry Farm 1860-02-04 3 Bullock, J. Russell Nominated for Lt. Governor 1860-02-18 2 Bullock, J. Russell Elected Lt. Governor 1860-04-07 2 Bullock, J. Russell Moves to New York 1860-11-17 2 Bullock, J. Russell App. Justice of Court 1862-09-06 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Receives A.B. from Brown 1834-09-06 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) V.P. Young Men's Society 1835-02-07 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Committee of Arrangements, Foourth of July Parade 1835-07-04 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Will deliver oration on Fourth 1836-06-04 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Will deliver oration on Fourth 1836-07-02 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Reads Declaration of Ind. On Fourth 1840-07-11 2 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Married Susan deWolf 1840-09-12 3 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Association with J.M. Blake begun 1843-05-06 3 Bullock, J. Russell (attorney) Represents plaintiff in lawsuit, testimony 1843-08-05 2 Bullock, John Field driver 1836-05-14 2 Bullock, John Pound keeper 1836-05-14 2 Bullock, John Dies of illness at union camp 1862-02-01 2 Bullock, John H. Copartnership with D. Pierce dissolved (livery stable) 1849-03-31 3 Bullock, John H. Married Ann Thorp 1849-08-18 3 Bullock, Joseph Obituary 1845-09-06 3 Bullock, Julia S. Married Thomas Gayton 1852-01-24 3 Bullock, Lennox Obituary 1835-03-07 3 Bullock, Leonard Married Amanda Burden of Prov. 1842-12-03 3 Bullock, Leonard Copartnership with G. Perry dissolved 1848-03-04 3 Bullock, Maria H. Married S. Briggs of Penn. 1860-04-28 3 Bullock, Mary Anna Obituary, father John H. 1853-03-26 3 Bullock, Mary Elizabeth Dies in accident at Pokanoket Steam Mill, daughter of Ebenezer 1844-11-30 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Delegate to convention 1834-08-30 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Director, Bristol Char. Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Pres., Freeman's Bank 1835-04-11 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Delivers toast on Fourth 1836-07-09 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Will travel to West to buy land, urges other Bristolians to join him 1836-07-09 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Letter 1836-08-27 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Elected to Gen. Assembly 1836-09-03 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Sells bank stock 1837-01-14 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Assessor of taxes 1837-04-29 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Appraiser of estates 1837-04-29 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Guardian to Mary Howland 1837-07-08 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Lawsuit continued 1838-03-17 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Nominated for Governor 1839-03-23 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Democratic Prox .for Governor 1839-04-13 2 Bullock, Nathaniel No. of votes received 1839-04-20 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Lawsuit discontinued 1839-09-21 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Committee to extend sidewalks 1839-10-12 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Pokanoket Steam Mill Director 1840-02-08 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Candidate for L. Governor 1840-04-11 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Delegate to state convention 1841-09-04 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Addresses spec. town meeting, recommends adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Candidate for Lt. Governor 1842-04-09 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Committee to frame constitution 1842-09-03 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Declines nomination for Lt. Gov. 1843-01-28 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Responds to rumors of misconduct 1843-03-18 2 Bullock, Nathaniel House mentioned in advertisement 1843-03-25 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Signs letter supporting James Fenner for Gov. 1843-04-01 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Law and order candidate for senator 1843-04-08 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Elected Senator 1843-04-08 2 Bullock, Nathaniel House mentioned in advertisement 1843-09-09 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1844-02-03 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Authorized to sell Borland Farm 1844-09-28 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Gov. Fenner visits mansion of 1844-11-02 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Farm mentioned 1845-10-18 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Appointed town treasurer 1846-10-10 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Chairman of committee to procure series of lectures 1846-11-21 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Chairman of comm. to assist victims of potato famine 1847-03-06 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Chairman of committee to plan centennial celebration 1847-04-17 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Assesses property 1849-03-10 3 Bullock, Nathaniel App. to town council 1850-04-06 2 Bullock, Nathaniel Trustee of savings institute 1856-01-19 3 Bullock, Nathaniel Obituary 1867-11-16 3 Bullock, Rebecca Obituary, widow of Coomer 1848-05-27 3 Bullock, Robert H. Married Ellen Mills of Conn. 1840-02-22 3 Bullock, Robert H. Petitions for insolvency 1850-02-16 3 Bullock, Robert H. Petition granted 1850-03-16 2 Bullock, Robey Married Zebedee Paull 1840-01-11 3 Bullock, Sarah Obituary, daughter of David 1849-01-13 3 Bullock, Sarah Married Sylvester Mason, daughter of John 1848-02-19 3 Bullock, Sarah T. Married Francis Bisno 1848-02-26 3 Bullock, Sebie Obituary, wife of John 1856-05-31 3 Bullock, Simeon Obituary 1848-08-19 3 Bullock, Simeon (Rev. War veteran) Obituary 1838-11-10 3 Bullock, Simeon (Rev. War veteran) Probate notice 1839-04-06 3 Bullock, Susan Daughter of John Dewolfe. Obituary 1866-10-13 3 Bullock, William Married Martha Simmons 1842-12-03 3 Bullock, William Dies at 22 1851-11-29 3 Bunn, Abby Obituary 1865-06-10 3 Bunn, Cornelia Obituary 1865-06-10 3 Bunn, infant Obituary, child of Nathan M. 1851-08-23 3 Bunn, Lemuel Jr. Obituary 1860-01-14 3 Bunn, Mary Maria Obituary, child of Nathan 1843-03-25 3 Bunn, N.M. (may be Nathan M.) Weigher and measurer of port 1853-06-25 2 Bunn, Nathan (carpenter) (may be N.M. Bunn) Copartnership with G. Lindsey dissolved 1857-03-21 3 Bunn, Nathan (carpenter) (may be N.M. Bunn) Assignee's notice 1857-03-28 3 Bunn, Nathan (carpenter) (may be N.M. Bunn) Shop sold at auction 1857-03-28 3 Bunn, Nathan W. Married, Lucy Ann Simmons 1838-08-11 3 Bunyan, John (seaman) Dies in Bristol 1837-09-16 2 Bunyan, John (seaman) Probate notice 1837-10-07 3 Bunyan, John (seaman) Administrator's notice 1837-12-16 3 Burden, Dennis Seriously injured in accident at sugar refinery 1860-09-15 2 Burden, Henry Obituary 1834-01-11 3 Burdick, Anna Dies at 93 1851-03-15 3 Burgess & Burleigh Firm dissolved 1834-11-01 3 Burgess, Ann M. Married Adolin H. Miller 1852-07-17 3 Burgess, Eugene Fletcher Obituary, father George also poem 1854-08-19 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Married Abby Bosworth 1846-10-03 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Advertisement for No. 1 arcade 1846-10-31 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Moves store 1846-11-07 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Store burglarized 1846-12-12 2 Burgess, Frederick A. Advertisement for tailoresses 1846-12-19 3 Burgess, Frederick A. 4th sergeant of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Opens carpet warehouse 1847-05-15 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Advertisement for tailor shop 1847-05-15 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Will close tailor shop 1847-07-31 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Will let 1/2 of store, reduce stock 1848-01-08 3 Burgess, Frederick A. A. Stephens leases 1/2 of store 1848-01-22 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Advertisement for dry goods 1848-06-17 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Former store mentioned in advertisement 1849-05-05 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Sec. of St. Alban's lodge 1850-11-30 3 Burgess, Frederick A. Sec. of King Philip Fire Co. 1854-01-07 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Sec. of Young's Men's Lyceum 1843-03-04 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods store 1843-05-20 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Advertisement 1844-02-03 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Moves store 1844-05-11 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "ladies' exchange" 1844-06-22 4 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Advertisement for carpeting 1845-04-05 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Dry goods stolen from stores 1845-06-14 2 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Opens tailor shop over store 1845-09-06 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1846-05-09 3 Burgess, Frederick A. (storekeeper) Attempted burglary at store 1846-05-23 2 Burgess, George C. Drowns while swimming 1861-07-13 2 Burgess, George H. Married Almira Warren 1847-03-27 3 Burgess, George H. Returns from California gold rush 1851-06-21 2 Burgess, J.B. (may be Joseph B.) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1861-04-06 3 Burgess, James Former house mentioned 1846-01-03 3 Burgess, James Clifford Obituary, child 1838-08-25 3 Burgess, James L. Married Mary A. Chatman 1851-07-04 3 Burgess, James L. Found drowned in Prov. River 1861-03-09 2 Burgess, James W. (truckman) Obituary 1849-11-03 3 Burgess, James W. (truckman) Probate notice 1849-11-10 3 Burgess, James W. (truckman) Administrator's notice 1850-01-12 3 Burgess, James W. (truckman) Commissioner's notice 1850-01-12 3 Burgess, Joe Obituary 1863-08-29 3 Burgess, John Administrator's notice 1842-12-10 3 Burgess, John Commissioner's notice 1842-12-10 3 Burgess, John Meeting of commissioners 1843-05-13 3 Burgess, John Widow keeps boarding house, accomodations praised 1843-05-20 2 Burgess, John Widow's temperance efforts praised 1843-07-22 2 Burgess, John Tavern of John Burgess mentioned 1844-01-06 3 Burgess, John Dividends paid to creditors 1844-01-06 3 Burgess, John Probate notice 1842-11-12 3 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Comm. to remove nuisances 1834-05-17 2 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Firm dissolved 1834-11-01 3 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Notice to debtors 1835-06-20 3 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Gives clam bake 1835-09-05 3 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) To prepare banquet on Fourth 1836-07-02 2 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Sell Mechanic's Hotel 1839-05-11 3 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Notice to debtors 1840-05-30 3 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Rents tement on steamboat wharf 1841-09-11 4 Burgess, John (proprietor, Mechanic's Hotel) Obituary 1842-10-29 3 Burgess, John N. Opens writing school 1861-07-20 3 Burgess, John N. Store burglatized 1849-11-24 2 Burgess, John N. Married Hannah Sparks 1850-02-09 3 Burgess, John N. Advertisement for "chirography hall" writing school 1850-11-02 3 Burgess, John N. Opens school of monochromatic painting 1851-01-25 3 Burgess, John N. Testimonial for writing school 1855-12-08 2 Burgess, John N. opens evening school with H. Holmes 1856-02-09 3 Burgess, John N. Opens library 1858-01-23 2 Burgess, John N. Advertisement for library 1858-02-06 3 Burgess, John N. Advertisement for book binders 1858-02-27 3 Burgess, John N. Advertisement For bookstore, library 1858-04-03 1 Burgess, John N. Library sold at auction 1858-04-17 2 & 3 Burgess, John N. Advertisement for news stand 1858-06-12 3 Burgess, John N. Chosen cashier, directory, Commercial Bank 1858-10-23 3 Burgess, John N. Moves bookstore to State St., advertisement for jewelry, clocks, watch repair 1860-01-07 4 Burgess, John N. Pres., Bristol Young Men's Temperance Union 1860-02-18 2 Burgess, John N. Director, Commercial Bank 1860-04-07 3 Burgess, John N. Sec. of meeting re. protection of western Indians 1860-08-25 2 Burgess, John N. Moves store to Hope St. 1860-12-22 3 Burgess, John N. App. to school committee 1861-04-20 2 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Opens writing school 1847-09-18 2 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Advertisement for school 1848-04-22 3 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Forms association with Mr. Rich, bookkeeping teacher 1848-08-12 2 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Opens dry goods store 1848-09-02 3 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Will open writing school 1849-02-03 2 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Moves store to State St. 1849-02-03 2 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Advertisement for "Buttonwood Hall" 1849-06-30 3 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Moves store 1849-08-11 3 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1849-09-01 3 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Advertisement for "exchange hall" 1849-09-15 3 Burgess, John N. (teacher)(storekeeper) Moves store 1849-11-17 3 Burgess, Joseph Son drowns 1861-07-13 2 Burgess, Joseph B. (may be J.B. Burgess) Committee for Empire Fire Co. 1853-05-14 3 Burgess, Joseph B. (may be J.B. Burgess) Married Abbie Mason 1860-12-08 3 Burgess, Joseph M. Obituary, child 1835-02-28 3 Burgess, Maria Daughter of John. Obituary 1866-08-04 3 Burgess, Mrs. John Widow of Joseph, temperance efforts praised 1843-07-22 2 Burgess, Mrs. John Obituary 1867-07-20 3 Burgess, Ruth Obituary, wife of James W. 1848-09-30 3 Burgess, Stephen (Rev. war veteran) Obituary 1839-04-20 3 Burgess, Thomas Forms partnership with Wm. F. deWolf 1834-12-27 3 Burgess, William F. Obituary, child of Frederick A. 1848-10-07 3 Burgess, William Oliver Obituary, father Frederick A. 1853-08-27 3 Burglaries Tomb of James DeWolf robbed, silver plate recovered in Fall River, two men held 1842-06-11 2 Burglaries Store of Wm. Bradford, shop of J. Waldron, vandalized and robbed 1842-08-06 2 Burglaries 3rd suspect arrested in robbing of tomb 1842-08-27 2 Burglaries 4th suspect arrested and released 1842-09-24 2 Burglaries Testimony of witnesses in grave robbing 1842-09-24 2 Burglaries Munro's carpenter shop robbed of books and papers 1842-12-24 2 Burglaries Dry goods stolen from two stores 1845-06-14 2 Burglaries Drowning victims linked to burglaries 1845-07-12 2 Burglaries Attempted burglary at store of W. Briggs 1845-08-30 2 Burglaries Attempted burglaries at 3 stores, storekeepers keep watch 1846-05-23 2 Burglaries Cellar of P. Bourn robbed, attempted robbery at DeWolf's wharf 1846-10-24 2 Burglaries Home of Wm. Phelps robbed 1846-12-05 2 Burglaries Store of F.A. Burgess robbed 1846-12-12 2 Burglaries Attempted burglary at home of J. Gardner 1846-12-12 2 Burglaries Attempted burglary at home of R. Rogers 1846-12-19 2 Burglaries Account of Phelp's robbery 1847-01-09 2

Burglaries Stores of J. Adams, P. Wilson, and J. Dearth robbed, account of Adam's scuffle with robber 1848-06-24 2 Burglaries Boy arrested for robbing store of J & G Easterbrooks 1848-12-23 2 Burglaries House of Joseph Rowbotham robbed, Wm. Holt charged 1849-07-14 2 Burglaries Wm. Holt found guilty of robbery of J. Rowbotham 1849-09-15 2 Burglaries Two attempted burglaries 1849-09-29 2 Burglaries Store of J.N. Burgess robbed of dry goods 1849-11-24 2 Burglaries Carpenter shop of Messrs. Easterbrook robbed of tools 1849-12-01 2 Burglaries Two schools burglarized 1850-01-05 2 Burglaries H. Newell arrested for burglarizing store of J. Gladding & Co. 1850-05-18 2 Burglaries H. Newell robs store of J.P. Pierce 1850-07-27 3 Burglaries M. Beatty arrested for stealing money from trunk 1850-10-05 2 Burglaries $125 stolen from store of J.S. Douglass 1851-05-24 2 Burglaries Attempted robbery at store of F. Babcock 1851-05-24 2 Burglaries Store of F.G. Babcock burglarized 1851-11-01 2 Burglaries Onions stolen from barn of S. Sparks 1851-11-01 2 Burglaries Drug store of L.W. Briggs burglarized 1852-07-24 2 Burglaries Key thieves at large 1853-10-08 2 Burglaries Bake-house of C. Spooner burglarized 1853-12-24 2

Burglaries Store of B. Wyatt burglarized, store of J. Gladding burglarized, Wm. and R. Shipley arrested 1854-01-07 2 Burglaries Shoestore of A. Munro robbed 1854-02-18 2 Burglaries Bakery of C. Spooner robbed 1854-04-01 2 Burglaries Store of J. Gladding burglarized, boys arrested 1854-08-19 2 Burglaries Store of Wm. Stebbens burglarized 1855-06-09 2 Burglaries Attempted burglary at store of L. Taft 1855-06-09 2 Burglaries Veto Gabriel arrested for breaking and entering of 3 Bristol stores, home of Wm. Vars 1856-10-04 2 Burglaries Shoestore of A. Munro burglarized 1856-11-29 2 Burglaries Home of Dolly Diman burglarized 1857-05-16 2 Burglaries Stable on Potter's wharf burglarized 1857-07-04 3 Burglaries Burglary aboard ship, cabin boy Wm. Wilson arrested 1857-11-07 2 Burglaries Attempted burglary at store of M. Pierce 1858-01-23 2 Burglaries Cellar of I. Brailey robbed of provisions 1858-01-23 2 Burglaries House of B.C. Barrus burglarized by daring thief 1858-08-21 2 Burglaries Stores of D. Pierce and C. Spponer burglarized 1858-11-13 2 Burglaries Barber shop of I. Davis burglarized 1858-11-27 2 Burglaries House of E. Gray burglarized 1860-11-17 2 Burglaries Brownell store broken into 1863-02-07 2 Burglaries Silver watch stolen from S.M. Thayer's house 1863-05-23 2 Burglaries Hope St. store broken into; man arrested 1864-07-02 2 Burglaries Usher's store broken into 1864-10-08 2 Burglaries Gladding's store on Bradford St. entered during the night; money taken 1866-05-26 2 Burglaries House of Scott Greene on Hope St. robbed 1866-08-04 2 Burglaries Dr. Martin robbed while sleeping 1866-09-15 2 Burglaries Hope St. clothing store broken into; amount of clothing taken 1867-12-14 2 Burglaries Gladding's house broken into while they were away 1868-11-07 2 Burglaries Millinery store broken into 1868-12-12 2 Burglaries Monro's store on Hope St. burglarized. 1868-12-19 2

Burglaries Prov. Warren, and Bristol RR station robbed of nine dollars; $50 envelope left untouched 1870-05-14 2 Burglaries New store on High and Bourne Sts. broken into 1875-12-18 2 Burglaries see also robberies Seaman arrested 1833-12-28 3 Burglaries see also robberies Home of Ruth Bosworth robbed 1834-06-14 2 Burglaries see also robberies Burglary aboard "Mary" 1834-09-12 2 Burglaries see also robberies Burglar released 1834-11-08 2 Burglaries see also robberies Several burglaries in town 1835-10-17 2 Burglaries see also robberies Citizens warned of "midnight prowler" 1836-03-12 2 Burglaries see also robberies Sailboat stolen from Ferry 1839-05-11 3 Burglaries see also robberies Boat stolen from shore of Henry deWolf 1839-08-03 3 Burglaries see also robberies George Wilson robs church 1840-05-02 2 Burglaries see also robberies Thief at large, description 1841-01-23 2 Burglaries see also robberies Goods stolen after major fire 1841-05-08 2 Burke, Ann Wife of Patrick, obituary 1863-09-12 3 Burke, Tobey Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Burke, Tobey House robbed while owner's (Lake's) away 1868-11-14 2 Burleigh, Giles Firm dissolved 1834-11-01 3 Burleigh, Giles Notice to debtors 1835-06-20 3 Burnham, Anson Obituary 1872-02-17 2 Burnham, Carrie Daughter of Maria & Nicholas obituary 1863-06-06 3 Burnham, Ira Infant, obituary 1865-02-25 3 Burnham, Loring Advertisement for dry goods store 1838-06-09 3 Burnham, Loring To close 1838-11-10 3 Burnham, Loring Final sale of stock 1838-12-01 3 Burnham, Loring Re-opens store 1839-06-01 3 Burnham, Loring To close 1839-11-30 3 Burnham, Loring Opens temporary store 1842-07-09 3 Burnham, Loring Stock sold at auction 1842-07-23 3 Burning of Bristol, 1778 Remembered by citizen 1836-09-21 2 Burns, Ann Elizabeth Married Henry A. Slocum 1856-09-20 3 Burns, John Obituary 1838-01-06 3 Burns, John Obituary 1864-08-20 3 Burns, John (mariner) Dies during voyage 1858-07-17 2 Burns, Nancy Married John Waldron 1852-05-08 3 Burnside & Bishop Contract smaller than expected 1857-11-28 2 Burnside & Bishop Rifles selected by gov. board 1858-08-21 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Copartnership formed 1854-01-28 3 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Firearms factory in operation 1854-04-22 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Description of factory 1854-05-20 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Factory in full operation 1854-10-28 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) New building for manufacture of pistols erected by Burnside and Bishop 1855-02-03 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Copartnership dissolved 1855-06-30 3 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Government board approves rifles 1857-10-17 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Receives $70,00 gov. contract for rifles 1857-10-24 2 Burnside & Bishop (arms manufacturer) Prepares for manufacture of rifles as recession closes other Bristol Industries 1857-11-14 2 Burnside Zouaves Will march on Fourth, description of 1861-06-29 2 Burnside Zouaves Group makes excursion to Newport 1861-08-10 2 Burnside Zouaves Poem to 1861-08-24 1 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Factory burns to ground shortly before beginning operation 1853-12-31 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Begins construction of new factory 1854-01-07 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Forms copartnership with W. Bishop 1854-01-28 3 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Firearms factory in operation 1854-04-22 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Description of factory 1854-05-20 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Marshall of the day on fourth 1854-07-01 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Factory in full operation 1854-10-28 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) New building of manufacture of pistols erected 1855-02-03 2 Burnside, Major A.E. (arms manufacturer) (Ambrose) Petitions legislature for incorporation of Burnside's Firearms Co. 1855-02-03 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Director of telegraph co. 1855-03-10 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Copartnership dissolved 1855-06-30 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Copartnership with Bishop and Jackson begins 1855-06-30 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Visits Prov. Brigade review 1855-10-13 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Hosts Prov. National cadets 1856-05-30 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Chosen president of Key Stone Club at "Union Must Be Preserved" meeting 1856-08-30 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Orders court martial 1856-10-18 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Resigns when court martial is dismissed 1856-10-18 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Nominated representative to congress 1857-03-07 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Auction at residence 1857-04-25 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Will travel to Europe and co. business 1857-05-16 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Files patent for improved firearm 1857-05-23 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Government board approves rifles 1857-10-17 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Received contract for rifles ($70,000) 1857-10-24 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Prepares for manufacture of rifles as recession closes other Bristol Industries 1857-11-14 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Gov. contract smaller than expected 1857-11-28 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Rifles selected by gov. board 1858-08-21 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Commands R.I. regiments in advance toward Richmond (now Col. Burnside) 1861-07-20 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Burnside Zouaves march on fourth, description of group 1861-06-29 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Narrowly escapes death at Bull Run 1861-07-27 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Leads Prov. Parade 1861-08-03 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Visits Bristol 1861-08-10 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Heroism praised, short biography, anecdote 1861-08-10 3 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. "Burnside's March", musical score, published 1861-08-31 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Receives honorary degree from Brown (now General Burnside) 1861-09-07 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Burnside's Brigade seeks additional volunteers 1861-10-19 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Plans for Burnside expedition proceed 1861-12-14 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Burnside battalion departs for Annapolis, list of members 1862-01-04 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Biography 1862-01-04 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Description of battalion 1862-01-18 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Movements of Burnside expedition 1862-01-18 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Dismaying news of Burnside's expedition received 1862-02-01 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Burnside's expedition attacks Ft. Henry 1862-02-08 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Victory, capture of Roanoke Island, reported 1862-02-15 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Gen. assembly presents sword to 1862-02-22 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Anecdote 1862-02-22 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. "Hero of Roanoke" made Major General 1862-03-08 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Another brilliant victory reported 1862-03-22 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Campaign proceeds to Beaufort 1862-03-29 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. Praised for assisting wounded soldiers 1862-04-05 2 Burnside, Major Ambrose E. In charge of Potomac Army 1862-09-13 2 Burr, Capt. Gersham Obituary, also eulogy 1853-03-05 3 Burr, Ephraim W. App. Inspector of Militia 1834-07-04 2 Burr, Ephraim W. Lawsuit continued 1837-09-23 2 Burr, Ephraim W. Lawsuit continued 1838-03-17 2 Burr, Nancy Obituary 1835-01-31 3 Burrington, Elizabeth Married Jeremiah Munro 1838-12-08 3 Burrows, Althea R. Married John Emerson of FR. 1852-06-19 3 Burrows, Infant Obituary, child of Joseph 1835-04-11 3 Burrows, Joseph Involved in lawsuit after affray at colored church 1856-03-29 2 Burt, Ruth Married Marcus deWolf 1839-09-07 3 Burton, Charles Obituary 1865-01-14 2 Burton, Charles L. Advertisement For sailing and fishing excursions on yacht Ella Frances 1858-08-14 3 Bury, John House sold at auction 1849-04-28 3 Bush & Arnold (metalsmiths) Copartnership begins 1849-03-17 3 Bush & Arnold (metalsmiths) Advertisement for pumps 1849-04-14 3 Bush & Arnold (metalsmiths) Copartnership dissolved 1849-12-29 3 Bush & Taft (tinsmiths) Open shop on Thames St. 1854-04-15 3 Bush & Taft (tinsmiths) Copartnership dissolved, Taft to continue business 1855-05-05 3 Bush, Ann F. Married B. Manchester 1845-08-09 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Advertisement 1838-10-20 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Advertisement for stoves 1839-10-19 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Agent for new stoves 1847-06-12 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Obituary and eulogy 1848-05-27 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Probate notice 1848-06-10 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Administrator's notice 1848-07-08 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Former foundry mentioned 1849-03-17 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Former shop mentioned in advertisement 1850-02-09 3 Bush, Arnold H. (tinsmith) Guardian appointed for children Francis and Elizabeth 1850-07-13 3 Bush, Carrie (infant twin) Daughter of George and Eliza Bush, obituary 1870-08-13 3 Bush, Charles H. (coppersmith) Opens shop 1833-09-21 3 Bush, Charles H. (coppersmith) Stock sold 1834-08-02 3 Bush, Elizabeth Obituary, widow of Col. Arnold H. 1861-08-03 3 Bush, Elizabeth Probate notice 1861-08-10 3 Bush, Elizabeth Executor's notice 1861-09-14 3 Bush, Elizabeth A. Guardian appointed, petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 3 Bush, Elizabeth A. Guardian petitions to sell Newport land 1858-06-19 3 Bush, Francis M. Guardian appointed, petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 3 Bush, Francis M. Guardian petitions to sell Newport land 1858-06-19 3 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Copartnership with L. Arnold begins 1849-03-17 3 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Copartnership dissolved 1849-12-29 3 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Opens shop on Thames St. 1850-02-09 3 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Married E. Manchester 1851-06-21 3 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Advertisement for stoves 1851-08-02 3 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1855-04-07 2 Bush, George A. (tinsmith) Copartnership with Taft dissolved 1855-05-05 3 Bush, H. (tinsmith) Advertisement for J. Gladding and H. Bush copartnership 1855-09-01 3 Bush, Henry F. Married Mary Ann Doty 1853-12-03 3 Bush, Henry F. Sheriff's sale on real estate 1860-02-11 3 Bush, Henry F. Obituary, son of Arnold 1866-09-22 3 Bush, Henry R. Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Bush, Henry R. Condition improved 1860-05-19 2 Bush, R.W. Advertisement for dry goods 1841-04-24 3 Bushee, Priscilla Wife of John, obituary 1871-12-16 2 Busy (brig) Formerly of Bristol, seized for smuggling 1853-07-09 2 Butcher shops Calvin Simmons advertisement 1834-04-05 3 Butcher shops Joseph Furney advertisement 1836-10-01 3 Butcher shops Nathl. Fales advertisement 1838-11-24 3 Butcher shops John Baker advertisement 1841-04-17 3 Butcher shops Practice of "blowing" meat deplored 1845-07-26 2 Butcher shops N. Fales advertisement for new store 1848-12-02 3 Butcher shops Wm. Lincoln opens store 1848-12-16 3 Butcher shops B. Simmons opens store 1849-02-03 3 Butcher shops F.G. Babcock advertisement 1851-09-27 3 Butcher shops J. Fish advertisement for market 1854-01-07 3 Butcher shops J. Bowler meat marker mentioned 1856-03-22 3 Buttonwood Pasture Mentioned 1853-07-09 3 Butts, Anna Guardian of minor children 1854-06-10 3 Butts, Coggeshall (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1836-04-02 3 Butts, Deborah Obituary 1837-10-28 3 Butts, Edward Saddle shop advertisement 1834-09-27 3 Butts, Frank Guardian appointed for 1854-06-10 3 Butts, John Obituary 1834-01-11 3 Butts, Lucius J. (laborer) Files for insolvency 1857-08-15 3 Butts, William Henry Guardian appointed for 1854-06-10 3 Byfield, Nathaniel Story told in Bristol history series 1845-06-07 2 Byfield, Nathaniel Historic flag of presented to town clerk 1852-04-10 2 Byrns, James Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Cabinet makers See furniture makers Cabot, (schooner) Captain's son drowns 1854-02-18 2 Cady, Jonathan Appointed to Prov. Conference 1846-04-25 3 Cahoon, Henry Finds boat on Poppasquash 1848-12-16 3 Cahoone, C. (dressmaker) Opens shop on Hope St. 1857-06-20 3 Cahoone, Infant Obituary, child of Henry 1852-06-12 3 Cahoone, Maria Married George Coggeshall 3rd 1856-11-08 3 Cahoone, William Assignee's notice 1857-08-29 3 Calvin Stevens (schooner) Launched by Stanton & Skinner, owned by C. Easterbrooks 1854-06-03 2 Calvin Stevens (schooner) Damaged when tornado hits Bristol 1855-11-03 2 Calvin Stevens (schooner) Wrecked during voyage to Texas, crew saved 1856-07-26 2 Calwell, Isabella (infant) Obituary, father Stephen 1852-10-30 3 Camm, Capt. I. (may be Issac) Fire at home of 1856-08-09 2 Camm, Issac (may be Capt. I Camm) Married Elizabeth M. Holmes 1852-06-19 3 Camm, Issac (may be Capt. I Camm) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1855-04-07 2 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry Description of manfacturing process 1860-05-12 2 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry Large increase in town's population attributed to employees of factory 1860-09-01 2 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry Employee dies in accident at refinery 1862-02-15 2 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry Increasing size of wharf 1866-07-21 3 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry For sale ads in NY, Boston, and Prov. Papers 1867-08-31 2 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry Plant shuts down; employees discharge 1867-11-02 2 Camp, Brunsen & Sherry Plant reopens under name of Hugh N. Camp & Co. 1868-02-01 2

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Begin operation of Bristol Sugar Refinery 1854-06-17 2

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) In full operation 1854-10-28 2

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers)(also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Counting room mentioned 1854-12-30 3

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Praised for liberally subscribing to telegraph stock 1855-02-24 2

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Advertisement for fertilizer 1855-10-27 3

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Advertisement for refined sugar, syrup 1858-03-06 3

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Purchase property and wharf to expand factory 1858-05-22 2

Camp, Brunsen & Sherry (sugar manufacturers) (also see Bristol Sugar Refinery) Exhibit sugar at fair 1858-09-18 2 Camp, Harry N. Obituary, child of Hugh N. 1860-06-09 3 Camp, Hugh N. Director of telegraph co. 1855-03-10 3 Campbell, Catherine Obituary, father Stephen 1854-01-07 3 Campbell, Fannie (child) Daughter of Albert and Mary, obituary 1868-10-10 3 Canderbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Give concert 1835-06-27 2 Canderbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Give concert 1838-08-11 2 & 3 Candle Makers Dearth, Andrews & Co. adver. 1844-06-01 3 Candle Makers Candle house of Wm. B. Spooner mentioned in adver. 1844-07-20 3 Candle Makers Baars & Norris copartnership 1844-10-05 3 Candy Stores John Reed adver. 1833-11-30 3 Candy Stores C.A. Greene adver. 1842-12-03 3 Candy Stores C.A. Greene closed 1843-03-25 3 Candy Stores D. & J. Wilcox adver. 1845-03-29 3 Candy Stores Peleg Jones adver., opens store on Hope St. 1854-02-11 3 Canonicus Stagecoach connects to 1853-10-08 3 Canonicus Makes excursion to Newport 1855-05-26 3 Canonicus Summer schedule 1853-06-25 2 Canonicus (steamboat) Begins run 1849-07-07 2 Canonicus (steamboat) Advertisement for 1849-07-28 3 Canonicus (steamboat) Discontinues run 1849-09-29 2 Canonicus (steamboat) Resumes run 1850-06-15 2 & 3 Canonicus (steamboat) Begins summer excursions 1851-06-14 2 & 3 Canonicus (steamboat) Holds "bloomer excursion" 1851-06-28 3 Canonicus (steamboat) Description of bloomer excursion 1851-07-04 2 Canonicus (steamboat) Sights whale in Mount Hope Bay 1852-04-17 2 Canonicus (steamboat) Makes excursion to Seaconnett Point 1852-09-04 2 Canton Packet (ship) Meeting of owners 1836-03-26 3 Canton Packet (ship) Sold 1838-04-07 3 Capron, D.T. Opens dancing school 1834-11-15 3 Capron, D.T. Opens dancing school 1835-10-03 3 Card, Ann E. Obituary, child of James 1844-10-05 3 Card, Christiany Obituary, wife of Matthew A. 1856-06-14 3 Card, George Henry Dies in tragic accident, son of Wm. H. 1853-08-06 2 & 3 Card, Infant Obituary, child of William 1842-04-02 3 Card, James Married Matilda Maxwell 1838-01-06 3 Card, James B. Married Lucy Toleson 1851-01-11 3 Card, James B. Married Mary Franklin 1861-07-20 3 Card, James B. Obituary 1866-12-15 3 Card, Lucy Obituary, wife of James B. 1861-04-13 3 Card, Maltilda Frances Obituary, father James B. 1854-06-10 3 Card, Mathew A. Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Card, Mathew A. Farm mentioned 1846-02-21 2 Card, Mathew A. Notice conc. milk prices 1853-02-19 3 Card, Mathew A. ;Obituary 1866-12-29 3 Card, Matilda Obituary, wife of James 1850-09-21 3 Card, Minnie Child, daughter of James and Martha, obituary 1871-04-08 3 Card, Susan Obituary, father Matthew A. 1853-12-03 3 Card, Susan G. Wife of Matthew, obituary 1872-02-17 2 Card, William H. Married Julia Dimon 1837-06-10 3 Carey, Alonzo Married Martha Waldron 1850-09-14 3 Carey, Alonzo Former house sold 1855-06-09 3 Carey, Nancy Obituary 1873-11-15 2 Carey, Phoebe Obit, negro 1852-05-01 3 Carnivals A. Turner's circus visits Bristol 1849-08-25 3 Carnivals Superintendent of Turner's circus arrested for selling liquor 1849-09-01 2 Carnivals Spalding & Rogers' two circuses visit Bristol 1854-05-20 2 Carnivals Pick pockets at large at circus 1854-06-10 2 Carnivals Welch's and Lent's circuses visit Bristol 1855-06-02 3 Carnivals Washburn's Indian Amphitheatre and Cicus visits Bristol 1855-07-07 3 Carnivals J. Pentland's circus visits Bristol 1856-05-10 3 Carnivals J. Pentland's circus visits Bristol 1858-05-29 3 Carnivals Tourniaire & Whitby's circus visits Bristol 1858-06-26 3 Carnivals Delayed performance of T. & W.'s circus takes place 1858-07-31 2 & 3 Carnivals Van Amburgh & Co.'s menagerie visits Bristol 1860-05-05 3 Carnivals Cook's Royal Circus and Bear Menagerie visits Bristol 1860-08-04 2 & 3 Carnivals Lent's National Circus will visit Bristol 1861-06-29 3 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Circus riders visit Bristol 1834-10-11 2 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Circus visits Bristol 1835-06-13 3 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Boston Lion Circus visits Bristol 1836-05-07 3 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Messrs. Turner's circus visits Bristol 1838-09-15 3 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Letter conc. circus 1838-10-06 2 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Editorial criticizing townspeope for attending 1840-09-19 2 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) New York circus visits Bristol 1844-04-20 3 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) Welch & Mann's circus visits Bristol 1846-05-16 3 Carnivals (also see exhibitions, entertainment) R. Sands & Co. Hippoferaean Arena visits Bristol 1849-04-21 2 & 3 Carpenter, Thomas F. Nominated for Gen. Officer 1840-04-18 2 Carriage makers Benjamin Easterbrooks adver. 1844-05-04 3 Carriage makers H. Ellis adver. 1849-02-24 3 Carriage makers Wm. Brown and F. Sawyer copartnership dissolved, Sawyer to continue business 1856-07-19 3 Carroll, Emily Married Samuel O. West 1856-09-20 3 Cartee, Alice F. Married James Lawless 1840-06-27 3 Carter, Ellen Wife of James, obituary 1863-08-15 3 Carter, Jessee Servant of Mr. Winthrop, falls from skiff, drowns 1842-10-08 2 Carter, Jessee Inquest held 1842-10-15 2 Carter, Teddy (may be Teddy Carty) House sold at assignee's sale 1860-01-21 3 Cartey, Elizabeth Widow of the late Benjamin Cartey, obituary, daughter of the late Stephen Talbee 1874-01-03 2 Carty, Eddy (may be Teddy Carter) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1860-07-21 3 Carty, Mary Ann Married Jonathan Simmons 1835-05-23 3 Cary, Nathaniel Married Abby Peabody 1848-04-08 3 Casco, John Obituary 1835-08-01 3 Casey, Ann Obituary 1834-01-04 3 Casey, Mary E. Married N. Warren 1861-01-19 3 Catholic Church See Roman Catholic Church Catholic Congregational Church Church society holds festival for relief of debt incurred since 1819 1868-01-04 2 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Holds meeting 1834-03-01 2 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Letter to editor 1834-09-27 2 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) House lots sold 1838-03-17 3 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Ruling regarding pews 1843-10-14 3 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Society mentioned in town meeting 1844-11-09 2 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Real estate sold at auction 1847-02-06 3 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Land sold at auction 1852-02-14 3 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Land leased 1856-11-01 3 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) State co-association meets in 1861-06-08 2 Catholic Congregational Church (also see Congregational Church) Sunday school has outing to Rocky Point 1866-08-18 2 Caulfield, Matilda Wife of Thomas, obituary 1872-02-17 2 Cauphy, John Arrested for drunkenness, disturbing peace 1856-07-12 2 Cavenaugh, Mary Dies suddenly 1861-01-26 2 Cemeteries Tax assessment for 1841-02-06 3 Cemeteries Repairs to discussed at town meeting 1842-05-07 2 Cemeteries Repairs to cemetery on common discussed 1844-05-25 2 Cemeteries Building of public tomb discussed, fences erected 1845-04-12 2 Cemeteries Study to be made of burying ground and public tomb 1846-10-10 2 Cemeteries Wall to erected around burying ground on Bristol Neck 1846-11-21 2 Cemeteries Repairs to walls of N. Burying ground 1848-05-20 2 Cemeteries Regulations of N. Burying ground 1848-05-20 3 Cemeteries Internments in old burial ground discontinued 1848-11-25 2 Cemeteries Regulations re. burial ground discussed at town meeting 1849-04-21 2 Cemeteries Regulations re. N. Burial ground discussed at town meeting 1849-11-03 2 Cemeteries Graves robbed of flowers and shrubs 1850-06-08 2 Cemeteries Letter condemning robbers of flowers 1850-06-15 2 Cemeteries Shrubbery and plants stolen from graves 1852-06-05 2 Cemeteries Rule re. N. Burial ground discussed at town meeting 1853-04-16 2 Cemeteries Report of committee re. west burial ground 1853-06-18 3 Cemeteries Notice re. geese in n. burial ground 1854-07-08 3 Cemeteries Fencing of enclosures discussed at town meeting 1855-04-21 2 Cemeteries New cemetery to be acquired, Juniper lot suggested as site 1855-10-13 2 Cemeteries Beauties and suitability of Juniper Hill cited in letter 1855-11-03 2 Cemeteries Letter urging purchse of Juniper Hill for cemetery 1855-11-10 2 Cemeteries Juniper Hill purchased 1855-11-17 2 Cemeteries Soil exchanged for stones 1856-10-25 3 Cemeteries Planting of Aspen trees in N. burial ground prohibited 1857-06-13 2 Cemeteries Article conc. beauties of, adver. for 1857-07-25 2 & 3 Cemeteries Need for support, additional funds, cited as work on Juniper Hill continues 1857-08-01 2 & 3 Cemeteries A. DeWolf publishes poem on Juniper Hill 1858-01-09 2 Cemeteries Aspen Poplar trees to be removed from e. burial ground 1858-05-29 2 Cemeteries L. DeWolf's memorial cemetery mentioned 1858-06-05 2 Cemeteries Walls of e. burying ground repaired 1858-06-12 2 Chace, (infant) Obituary, father Rowland 1855-05-05 3 Chace, Amos Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Chace, Charles Copartnership of Devol, Diman & Co., formed 1856-07-19 3 Chace, Ellen U. Obituary, eulogy, poem, child of Joseph E. 1847-07-10 3 Chace, Frank Judson Obituary, child of Joseph E. 1847-09-11 3 Chace, Isaac M. Married Betsey Blake 1861-07-13 3 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Copartnership with Pitman dissolved 1838-04-07 3 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Will continue business 1838-04-07 3 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Visiting Comm. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1841-07-24 2 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) S. Baptist rep. to new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Copartnership with Hiram Frisbee dissolved 1849-08-18 3 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Justice of Peace 1856-06-07 2 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Agent for jars 1856-08-09 3 Chace, James E. (ship's painter) Work painting new house praised 1860-12-15 2 Chace, Levi Dies in Cuba 1839-08-31 3 Chace, Levi Administrator's notice 1839-12-21 3 Chace, Levi Probate notice 1844-11-09 3 Chace, Lydia Obituary, wife of late Levi Jr. 1845-02-01 3 Chace, Mary Louisa Obituary, child of Robinson 1846-08-08 3 Chace, Rebecca Obituary 1837-08-19 3 Chace, Thorndick Notice conc. wife Rebecca 1834-04-19 3 Chace, Thorndick Married Nancy Blake 1840-05-30 3 Chace, Thorndick Obituary 1850-11-30 3 Chace, Thorndick Probate notice 1851-01-18 3 Chace, Thorndick Executrix's notice 1851-+03-01 3 Chace, V. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Chace, Vincent Married Laura Ann Waldron 1856-12-27 3 Chadwick, Charles F. Charged with assault 1855-11-24 2 Chadwick, Elizabeth B. Married George H. Reynolds Jr. 1853-04-02 3 Chadwick, Ezra B. Arressted for assault 1854-09-30 2 Chadwick, John Obituary, also a comment 1855-05-05 3 Chadwick, John Former house mentioned in adver. 1850-04-20 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Sells horses 1838-05-12 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Notice for mail stage 1839-05-11 4 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Offers reward for vandals who injured cow 1840-08-15 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Notice conc. stage 1845-05-03 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Contracts to carry mail to Prov. 1846-01-03 2 & 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Will continue rented carriage business of H. Martin 1846-11-14 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Offers reward for pranksters 1846-12-05 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Re-opens Martin's Livery Stable 1847-01-02 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) Married Rosana B. Hatch of VT. 1848-07-08 3 Chadwick, John (proprietor Stage Co.) House sold at auction 1848-09-09 3 Chadwick, John Jr. Joins California gold rush 1849-11-24 2 Chadwick, Julia Wife of Charles, and daughter of William Phelps, obituary 1874-03-21 2 Chadwick, Mary Elizabeth Obituary 1834-06-14 3 Chadwick, Mary Frances Obit, father John 1853-09-24 3 Chadwick, Mary Frances Eulogy 1853-10-01 3 Chadwick, Mr. (proprietor, Bristol Hotel) Will cease liquor sales, plans temperance house 1854-06-10 2 Chadwick, Mr. (proprietor, Bristol Hotel) Discovered to be selling liquor in basement 1854-07-08 2 Chadwick, William Omnibus mentioned 1857-07-25 3 Chadwick, William Opens boarding stable 1858-07-10 3 Chadwick, William Advertisement for horses, carriages 1860-10-06 3 Chadwick, William E. Married Elizabeth N. Norris 1856-12-27 3 Chadwick's Accommodation Stage see Newport, Bristol, Warren and Prov. Stage Chafee, Cyril B. Obituary, child of Stephen 1851-07-19 3 Chafee, Edwin Obituary 1872-08-24 2 Chafee, George T.B. Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Chafee, George T.B. Married Harriet Austin of S. Kingston 1839-03-23 3 Chafee, George T.B. House rented 1839-11-02 3 Chafee, Harriet M. Obituary, child of George T.B. 1848-10-07 3 Chafee, Lucinda Obituary 1834-02-01 3 Chafee, Lucinda Notice of discourse on death of 1834-04-12 3 Chafee, Monteman Le Baron Obituary, child of Thomas 1849-07-28 3 Chafee, Sarah Elizabeth Obituary, infant 1833-12-07 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) Rents house 1841-09-18 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) House damaged by fire 1842-05-21 2 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) Assignee's notice 1842-09-03 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) Assignee's sale of property 1842-11-19 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) Petitions for insolvency 1843-02-25 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) House and lot sold at auction 1843-04-22 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) Estate sold 1844-08-03 3 Chafee, Stephen (merchant) Former store mentioned 1846-06-27 3 Chafee, William F. Obituary, son of Zechariah 1855-12-22 3 Chafee, Wm LaCroix Obituary, son of Zechariah (child) 1852-06-26 3 Chaffee, Deborah Obituary, wife of Stephen 1861-02-22 3 Chaffee, Eva W. Daughter of Samuel and Laura, obituary 1873-02-15 2 Chaffee, Hannah Mrs. Dies of diptheria, obituary 1867-09-07 3 Chaffee, S. (storekeeper) Mentioned in adver. 1838-10-27 3 Chaffee, Samuel Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Chaffee, Samuel Condition slightly improved 1860-05-19 2 Chaffee, Zachariah Married Eliza LeCroix of Me. 1848-02-19 3 Chaffee, Zachariah Joins California gold rush 1849-02-24 2 Chaffee, Zachariah Obituary 1856-11-29 3 Chambers, Zepheniah B. Obituary 1860-09-22 3 Chappell, George Married Prudence Peters 1837-11-25 3 Charles Edmundson (schooner) Fire aboard 1836-02-06 2 Charles Miller (brig) J. Ford adver. for freight and charter 1857-11-07 3 Charles R. Cole Son of Luther and Elizabeth; obituary 1867-03-23 3 Chase & Frisbee (ships' painters) Paint sloops 1848-10-14 2 Chase & Frisbee (ships' painters) Copartnership dissolved 1849-08-18 3 Chase, Amos B. Married Mary Dennis of Portsmouth 1860-03-10 3 Chase, Catherine Obituary 1833-11-02 3 Chase, Constant (Captain) Partnership with John Norris dissolved 1839-04-06 3 Chase, Constant (Captain) House rented 1839-05-11 3 Chase, James L. Married Ann Norton of Me. 1854-06-24 3 Chase, Ruth Ann Married Alfred P. Seldon of Boston 1858-02-06 3 Chatman, Mary A. Married James Burgess 1851-07-04 3 Cheapside Mentioned in adver. 1841-05-29 3 Cheapside Mentioned in adver. 1841-07-24 4 Cheapside Advertisement giving address 1841-07-31 3 Cherokee (schooner) Hit by schooner (marine journal) 1843-01-07 3 Cherokee (schooner) Amount of damage 1843-01-14 2 Cherokee (schooner) Springs leak, sinks, Capt. Usher and crew rescued 1843-085-26 2 Chesebro, E. Stanton Obituary 1875-10-30 2 Chesebro', Ezra Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1860-12-29 2 Chief (sloop) Seaman J. Ide hurt aboard 1860-12-15 2 Child, Matilda Married Charles Hoar 1847-06-26 3 Childs, Betsey Obituary, wife of Col. Dyer 1856-10-04 3 Childs, Dyer App. Colonel of Militia 1834-07-04 2 Childs, Dyer Brigadier Gen. of Militia 1835-07-04 2 Childs, Dyer Guardian of minor children 1839-03-09 3 Childs, Dyer Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Childs, Dyer Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Childs, Dyer Surveyor of highways 1842-04-23 2 Childs, Dyer Guardian of Wm. Maxfield 1843-03-18 4 Childs, Dyer Auction of stock, farming utensils, furniture 1843-11-11 3 Childs, Infant Obituary child of Nathan 1835-12-12 3 Childs, Sally Obituary 1836-01-16 3 Childs, Thomas C. Lawsuit continued 1836-09-17 2 Christians Church Purchases land (corner of Constitution and High) to build church 1833-096-28 2 Christy, Ellen Infant, obituary 1866-03-03 3 Christy, Mary Infant, obituary 1865-05-06 3 Chase & Pitman Dissolved 1838-04-07 3 Church, Ann Obituary 1869-06-12 3 Church, Ann Obituary, wife of Col. Peter 1842-01-22 3 Church, Ann Francis Obituary, child of Col Peter 1846-05-16 3 Church, Benjamin B. Married Betsey Fales 1847-10-23 3 Church, Benjamin B. Captain of Michigan regiment 1861-09-07 2 Church, Benjamin T. Director, Eagle Bank 1849-07-07 3 Church, Benjamin T. Dies, biography 1862-10-04 2 Church, Capt. Benjamin T. Married Almira G. Wardwell 1852-05-15 3 Church, Charles Married Harriet Tanner 1857-04-25 3 Church, Charles (Housewright) Petitions court 1834-05-15 3 Church, Charles C. (bookbinder) Advertisement 1834-08-02 3 Church, Charles C. (bookbinder) Obituary 1836-11-19 3 Church, Charlote Obituary 1837-07-01 3 Church, Charlotte Obituary, child 1839-12-14 3 Church, Col. Benjamin Story told in series on Bristol history 1845-06-21 1 Church, Col. Benjamin Former house mentioned 1846-06-27 2 Church, Col. Peter Married Mary Munro 1842-12-17 3 Church, Edward Notice of probate 1833-11-16 3 Church, Edward P. Obituary, child of Wm. H. 1842-08-20 3 Church, Eleanor B. Obituary And eulogy 1851-06-28 3 Church, Eleanor B. Probate notice 1852-02-07 3 Church, Eleanor B. Administrator's notice 1852-04-17 3 Church, Eleanor B. Guardian of children 1843-05-06 3 Church, Eleanor B. Guardian of children 1852-04-17 3 Church, Eleanor B. Wood house destroyed by fire 1854-10-07 2 Church, Eleanor B. Widow of Captain Thomas Church, obituary 1873-08-23 2 Church, Elizabeth Married John H. Wardwell 1840-12-05 3 Church, Elizabeth G. Guardian appointed for 1854-05-06 3 Church, Ellen C. Married Earl P. Bowen 1855-10-27 3 Church, Emma Obituary, child 1840-02-29 3 Church, Eveline Obituary, child of Samuel W. 1849-06-23 3 Church, George House rented 1839-06-29 3 Church, George Obituary, infant 1833-09-21 3 Church, H. Opens school with Hannah B. Church 1839-03-16 3 Church, Hannah B. Opens school for young ladies 1836-04-09 3 Church, Hannah B. Advertisement for school 1837-04-29 3 Church, Hannah B. Opens writing school 1844-03-30 2 Church, Hannah B. Married Rev. J. Walcott of N.Y. 1844-05-25 3 Church, Hattie Wife of Robert and daughter of James and Harriet Freeborn, obituary 1871-03-04 3 Church, John W. Member, 1st regiment 1861-05-04 2 Church, Lebaron B. Married Anna Dean of Mass. 1845-10-18 3 Church, Martha Married John Clark of Prov. 1836-12-03 3 Church, Mary Obituary, wife of Samuel W. 1852-02-28 3 Church, Mary Eulogy 1852-03-06 3 Church, Mary Obit, widow of George 1847-10-09 3 Church, Mary Obituary, widow of Thomas 1849-02-17 3 Church, Mary Probate notice 1849-03-10 3 Church, Mary Administrator's notice 1849-04-28 3 Church, Mary Catherine Married Charles W. Dimond 1854-12-09 3 Church, Mary T. Guardian appointed for 1854-05-06 3 Church, Mary T. Married George W. Munro of Prov. 1856-06-14 3 Church, Mary T. Married Col. Martin Bennett 1834-05-24 3 Church, Matilda Obituary 1841-11-13 3 Church, Miss E. (teacher) Mentioned in article conc. schools 1842-04-16 2 Church, Nathaniel (bookbinder) Petitions court 1834-02-15 3 Church, Nathaniel (bookbinder) Sells house and lot 1836-03-19 3 Church, Nathaniel (bookbinder) Dies at 76 1843-04-22 3 Church, Nathaniel Jr. Quarter Master of Artillery 1837-04-08 2 Church, Nathaniel Jr. Clerk of Artillery 1841-04-03 2 Church, Nathaniel Jr. House for sale 1844-08-24 3 Church, Peter Obituary 1841-12-25 3 Church, Peter Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Church, Peter Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Church, Peter Appointed auctioneer 1834-05-17 2 Church, Peter Appraisers of estates 1834-05-17 2 Church, Peter Field driver 1835-05-02 2 Church, Peter Asssessor of taxes 1836-05-14 2 Church, Peter Commissioner of Asylum 1836-09-03 2 Church, Peter Appraisers of estates 1837-04-29 2 Church, Peter Committee to dig well on Common 1838-09-01 2 Church, Peter Committee to improve burial ground 1839-10-12 2 Church, Peter Body found on farm of 1840-08-22 2 Church, Peter App. to committee 1841-11-06 2 Church, Peter Assessor of taxes 1842-04-23 2 Church, Peter Committee to study 16 acre lot 1842-04-23 2 Church, Peter Committee to frame constitution 1842-09-03 2 Church, Peter Coal discovered on farm of 1850-01-19 2 Church, S.W. (storekeeper) (may be Samuel W.) Store mentioned 1847-01-30 3 Church, Sally Dies at 81, widow of Nathaniel 1860-02-25 3 Church, Sally B. Married William Paull 1835-05-09 3 Church, Samuel T. Married Sally Drown of Barrington 1849-01-13 3 Church, Samuel W. Sells barque Emigrant 1847-09-25 3 Church, Samuel W. Committee for election of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-19 3 Church, Samuel W. App. to committee to study building of RR. 1848-10-07 2 Church, Samuel W. Wins prize for engraving 1848-12-30 2 Church, Samuel W. Director, Freeman's Bank 1849-01-06 3 Church, Samuel W. Delegate to Whig convention 1849-01-20 2 Church, Samuel W. Part owner of new ship 1849-11-10 2 Church, Samuel W. Sells "Real Estate" 1851-10-18 3 Church, Samuel W. Pres. of Directors, Freeman's Bank 1852-01-10 3 Church, Samuel W. Married Elizabeth M. Luther 1853-01-22 3 Church, Samuel W. Farm mentioned 1852-06-19 2 Church, Samuel W. Subscriber of Prov.-Bristol RR. 1853-04-02 3 Church, Samuel W. Elected delegate 1853-07-02 2 Church, Samuel W. Owner of new barque 1854-04-29 2 Church, Samuel W. Owner of new bark 1855-01-20 2 Church, Samuel W. Trustee of savings institute 1856-01-19 3 Church, Samuel W. Farm mentioned 1857-05-02 2 Church, Samuel W. Argues against division of Bristol 1858-02-20 3 Church, Samuel W. Director of Prov., Warren, & Bristol RR. 1860-02-04 2 Church, Samuel W. Elected representative 1860-04-07 2 Church, Samuel W. Delegate to Rep. convention 1860-09-22 2 Church, Samuel W. Elected senator 1861-05-25 2 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Director, Commercial Bank 1838-04-14 3 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Surveyor of highways 1838-05-05 2 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) App. to town council 1839-04-27 2 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Nominated delegate to Whig convention 1840-04-11 3 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Letter conc. farm of 1840-08-01 2 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Church, Samuel W. ( may be S.W. Church) Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Church, Sarah Married John Harding 1834-12-27 3 Church, Sarah Ann Obituary, child 1836-10-15 3 Church, Sarah E. Married William H. Spooner 1858-05-01 3 Church, Stephen Director, Eagle Bank 1837-07-08 3 Church, Stephen Surveyor of highways 1839-04-27 2 Church, Stephen Commissioner of Asylum 1843-09-02 2 Church, Stephen Sells stock, Brisl Steam Mill 1845-01-04 3 Church, Stephen Petitions legislature to charter Prov.-Bristol RR. 1850-02-09 2 Church, Stephen Director, Eagle Bank 1851-07-12 3 Church, Stephen Subscriber of Prov.-Bristol RR. 1853-04-02 3 Church, Stephen App. to town council 1853-04-16 2 Church, Stephen App. to school committee 1853-04-16 2 Church, Stephen Owner of new bark 1855-01-20 2 Church, Stephen Elected representative 1855-04-07 2 Church, Stephen Resigns as rep. 1856-01-12 2 Church, Thomas Appointed auditor of accounts 1834-05-17 2 Church, Thomas Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Church, Thomas Director Commercial Bank 1835-04-11 3 Church, Thomas App. to town council 1835-05-02 2 Church, Thomas Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Church, Thomas Lawsuit continued 1839-03-16 2 Church, Thomas Wharf mentioned in adver. 1842-07-09 3 Church, Thomas Dies at 83 1843-05-20 3 Church, Thomas Eulogy 1843-05-27 3 Church, Thomas Executors' notice 1843-07-08 3 Church, Thomas Executors sell stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1843-12-23 3 Church, Thomas Probate notice 1846-02-07 3 Church, Thomas Jr. Director, Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Church, Thomas Jr. Eulogy and obit. 1838-10-27 3 Church, Thomas Jr. Probate notice 1838-11-10 3 Church, Thomas Jr. Administrator's notice 1838-12-08 3 Church, Thomas Jr. Guardian appointed for children 1839-12-07 3 Church, Thomas Jr. Estate sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1844-06-08 3 Church, William Probate notice 1855-12-08 3 Church, William Administrator's notice 1856-01-12 3 Church, William H. ( may be Wm. Henry) (may be Wm. Howe) Copartnership with B.S. Bourn 1835-10-03 3 Church, William H. ( may be Wm. Henry) (may be Wm. Howe) Copartnership dissolved 1837-10-28 3 Church, William H. ( may be Wm. Henry) (may be Wm. Howe) Transfers stock to Lydia Hatch 1838-04-14 3 Church, William H. ( may be Wm. Henry) (may be Wm. Howe) V.P. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Church, William H. ( may be Wm. Henry) (may be Wm. Howe) App. to school committee 1844-04-06 2 Church, William H. ( may be Wm. Henry) (may be Wm. Howe) Delegate to state convention 1856-09-27 2 Church, William H. 2nd Married Susan Lincoln 1838-06-02 3 Church, William H. 2nd Man injured on farm of 1843-10-07 2 Church, William Henry (may be Wm. H.) App. Justice of Peace 1854-04-08 2 Church, William Henry (may be Wm. H.) Involved in lawsuit with railroad 1856-07-04 2 Church, William Henry (may be Wm. H.) App. Constable 1858-06-12 2 Church, William Henry (may be Wm. H.) App. to school committee 1861-04-20 2 Church, William Howe App. to town council 1855-04-21 2 Church, William Howe Elected representative 1856-04-05 2 Church, William Howe Resigns from general assembly 1857-01-17 2 Church's Wharf Mentioned in adver. 1842-07-09 3 Church's Wharf Mentioned in article 1846-09-26 2 Church's Wharf Buildings near demolished in preparation for building of RR. Depot 1854-09-23 2 Church's Wharf Wharf purchased by RR. 1854-09-30 2 Church's Wharf Rumor reported thata citizens of "North Bristol" plan to begin own shipping from 1856-02-16 2 Church's Wharf Mentioned in article 1860-09-22 2 Circuses See Carnivals Civil War Memoranda Bristol sick returned to R.I., list of names 1863-01-10 2 Civil War Memoranda Supplies for Bristol soldiers sent 1863-01-10 2 Civil War Memoranda Local boys return home 1863-01-24 2 Civil War Memoranda Local boys return home from war for injuries or leave 1863-01-17 2 Civil War Memoranda Lit of Soldiers home on leave 1863-02-14 2 Civil War Memoranda Soldiers arrive home-Simmons & darling 1863-03-07 2 Civil War Memoranda Soldiers Gladding & Page arrive home 1863-03-14 2 Civil War Memoranda Manchester & Bradford promoted; other soldiers arrive home 1863-03-21 2 Civil War Memoranda Richmond Daggett breaks leg 1863-03-28 2 Civil War Memoranda Manchester & Miller leave for regiment 1863-03-28 2 Civil War Memoranda Gardner Easterbrooks arrives at Portsmouth Grove Hospital 1863-03-28 2 Civil War Memoranda Private Adams Bennett dies of consumption 1863-04-04 2 Civil War Memoranda Adams Bennett Funeral 1863-04-11 2 Civil War Memoranda Sgts. Easterbrooks & Bosworth home on leave 1863-04-11 2 Civil War Memoranda Soldiers Waldron, Dunbar on leave, 1863-04-25 2 Civil War Memoranda Sparks injured 1863-04-25 2 Civil War Memoranda Luther Cole promoted 1863-04-25 2 Civil War Memoranda Corporal Toye mortally wounded in action 1863-05-16 2 Civil War Memoranda List of killed & wounded in Battle of Salem Heights 1863-05-16 2 Civil War Memoranda Wm. Bradford home on leave 1863-05-30 2 Civil War Memoranda Wanton Bowers home from illness 1863-05-30 2 Civil War Memoranda Moses Easterbrooks home for injury 1863-05-30 2 Civil War Memoranda Surgeon Greene leaves for North Carolina 1863-06-13 2 Civil War Memoranda Edwards & Daggett arrive home 1863-06-13 2 Civil War Memoranda Twelfth R.I. Regiment of Bristol returns home 1863-07-25 2 Civil War Memoranda Liscomb, Byron D. war fatality 1863-11-14 3 Civil War Memoranda Richmond Daggett promoted 1863-12-05 2 Civil War Memoranda Thomas Usher home on leave 1863-12-12 2 Civil War Memoranda List of reenlistments 1864-01-16 2 Civil War Memoranda Capt. Henry Gladding dies of Typhoid 1864-05-15 2 Civil War Memoranda List of Bristol killed or wounded 1864-05-15 2 Civil War Memoranda Issaac Hoar dies 1864-05-21 2 Civil War Memoranda List of killed, wounded & missing 1864-05-21 2 Civil War Memoranda List of wounded 1864-06-25 2 Civil War Memoranda Alex Manchester killed 1864-06-25 2 Civil War Memoranda Death of James Card 1864-07-02 2 Civil War Memoranda Death of James Gladding 1864-07-09 2 Civil War Memoranda James Magee home on leave 1864-08-13 2 Civil War Memoranda Raymond Perry promoted 1864-09-24 2 Civil War Memoranda Soldiers Gladding & Manchester's funerals 1864-11-05 2 Civil War Memoranda Capt. Joe Manchester home on leave 1864-11-26 2 Civil War Memoranda Dennis Ballou dies in Hospital 1864-12-31 2 Civil War Memoranda Some regiments return home 1865-07-01 3 Civil War Memoranda Soldiers from regiments continue to return home 1865-07-22 2 Clark, Benjamin Married Ruth Ann Slade 1839-08-31 3 Clark, Daniel (seaman) Dies at sea 1835-11-14 2 Clark, John T. Dies during return from California gold rush 1853-11-19 2 Clark, Louisa Married John Howland 1848-11-04 3 Clark, Sarah Jane Married C. Robinson of Prov. 1844-11-09 3 Clark, Thomas S. (tailor) Opens tailor shop 1850-03-23 3 Clarke, Amey Obituary, wife of Prime, negro 1849-06-30 3 Clarke, Nancy Obituary 1867-09-07 3 Clarke, Primus Obituary, short biography of "Uncle Prime" child of African servants of Simeon Potter 1858-09-04 2 & 3 Clarke, Thomas M. Lawsuit resolved 1836-03-19 2 Cleaveland, P.S. Lectures on grammer 1838-08-11 2 Cleaveland, P.S. Letter conc. 1838-08-18 2 Cleaveland, P.S. Begins series of 20 lectures 1838-08-18 3 Cleaveland, P.S. Editorial conc. 1838-11-03 2 Clifford, James Burns to death, child of Michael 1861-02-02 2 & 3 Clifford, Michael Child of burned to death 1861-02-02 2 Clinton, Maria T. Obituary, father William 1855-03-10 3 Clinton, Sarah L. Married E. Howard of Prov. 1849-06-16 3 Clinton, William H. Married Laurette Tillinghast 1850-11-23 3 Clothing Stores (also see dry goods stores, tailors) T.G. Holmes adver. 1845-11-01 3 Clothing Stores (also see dry goods stores, tailors) T.G. Holmes adver. for "Gothic Hall" 1846-05-16 3 Clothing Stores (also see dry goods stores, tailors) S.J. Smith adver. 1860-01-07 4 Clothing Stores (also see dry goods stores, tailors) F. Warner adver. for State St. store 1861-09-07 3 Clough, Robert Obituary 1871-04-11 3 Cluff, Harriet Daughter of Robert Cluff, obituary 1867-07-06 2 Clyde, (brig) Sold at auction 1835-12-12 3 Coal Editorial conc. price of 1836-10-22 2 Coal Letter conc. price of 1836-10-29 2 Coal Editorial conc. possible coal deposits in Bristol 1837-02-04 2 Coal Charles Spooner adver. 1838-06-30 3 Coal B.T. Easterbrooks adver. 1838-07-28 3 Coal Wm. Diman adver. 1838-09-01 3 Coal J.J. deWolf agent for coal 1839-07-13 3 Coal Wm. R. Taylor adver. 1840-09-05 3 Coal N. Coggeshall adver. 1840-09-12 3 Coal Values of vs. wood 1841-02-06 2 Coal J. Dewolf Perry adver. 1841-07-31 3 Coal J.C. Pearce adver. 1843-04-22 3 Coal A.T. & T. J. Usher adver. 1843-12-09 3 Coal Henry Goff adver. 1844-07-06 3 Coal Henry Lelar adver. 1845-04-19 3 Coal D. Waldron adver. 1845-06-28 3 Coal Norris & Barnes adver. 1848-11-18 3 Coal Coal deposit discovered in Bristol 1849-11-17 2 Coal Coal mined in Bristol, described as excellent quality 1849-12-01 2 Coal Coal discovered on farm of Peter Church 1850-01-19 2 Coal Analysis of Bristol coal 1850-02-23 2 Coal Company prepares to mine Bristol coal 1851-03-01 2 Coal Bristol Coal Mining Co. formed to mine Bristol Coal 1851-12-20 2 Coal Mining begins 1852-03-20 2 Coal C. Easterbrooks adver. 1852-07-24 3 Coal Shaft sunk to 70 feet 1853-03-12 2 Coal J. Ford adver. 1856-12-06 3 Coal N.G. Bourne adver. 1858-10-30 3 Coal J. Pearse adver. 1860-03-24 3 Cobb, Isaac N. Feared dead after Battle of Bull Run 1861-07-27 2 Cobb, Isaac N. Imprisoned at Richmond 1861-08-17 2 Cobb, Isaac N. Dies in prison, death related by Daniel Lake in letter 1861-09-07 2 Cobb, Isaac N. Bristol Artillery offers resolution of sympathy 1861-09-14 3 Cobbitt, Charles Probate notice 1834-12-06 3 Cobbler Shops Allen K. Munro adver. 1837-04-01 3 Cobbler Shops J.M. Barrus adver. 1842-01-08 3 Cobbler Shops D. Waldron opens store 1842-04-30 3 Cobbler Shops M. Mason opens shop and shoestore 1843-03-11 3 Cobbler Shops John Adams adver. 1843-07-01 3 Cobbler Shops Alfred Adams adver. 1843-07-01 3 Cobbler Shops P.G. Wilson adver. 1846-03-07 3 Cobbler Shops A. Barnard adver. 1849-07-28 3 Cobbler Shops A. Munro adver. 1849-08-11 3 Cobbler Shops Clark Whitford adver. 1852-04-24 3 Cobbler Shops G.W. Douglass adver. 1856-01-12 3 Cocheco (brig) Damaged by gale 1846-11-07 2 Coddington, Caroline Married Wm. Lincoln 1846-05-30 3 Coddington, Eliza Widow of William, obituary 1875-02-13 2 Coddington, Eliza Jane Obituary, child of Wm. 1848-08-05 3 Coddington, William (proprietor, fish market) Advertisement to charter boats for fishing expedition 1848-05-20 3 Coddington, William (proprietor, fish market) Advertisement for 3 sailboats for charter 1849-05-26 3 Coddington, William (proprietor, fish market) Advertisement to sell sailboats 1851-10-25 3 Coddington, William (proprietor, fish market) Fined for disorderly conduct 1856-04-19 2 Coffin, Reuben (grocer) Opens grocery store, will repair watches, clocks 1860-02-25 3 Coffin, Reuben (grocer) Will sharpen knives, razors 1860-03-03 3 Coffin, Reuben (grocer) Former store mentioned 1860-04-14 3 Coffin, Reuben (grocer) Will continue to repair watches, clocks 1860-04-21 3 Coggeshall & Perry Grist mill and iron furnace begins operation 1846-05-09 2 Coggeshall & Perry Facory described in article conc. Bristol's industry 1847-05-01 2 Coggeshall & Perry Grist mill sold 1847-11-13 3 Coggeshall & Perry Advertisement for planeing machine 1848-03-25 3 Coggeshall & Perry Foundry destroyed by fire 1849-09-15 2 Coggeshall & Perry Grist mill resumes operation after fire 1849-09-29 2 Coggeshall & Perry Copartnership dissolved 1851-01-11 3 Coggeshall & Perry Mill and foundry sold at mortgagee's sale 1852-09-18 3 Coggeshall Farm Sold at auction 1854-10-07 3 Coggeshall, Abby A. Married Theodore Gladding 1851-08-30 3 Coggeshall, Anna Wife of James, daughter of Samuel Church-obituary 1871-09-02 2 Coggeshall, Anna Obituary, widow of William (aged 81 yrs) 1854-10-07 3 Coggeshall, Anna Probate notice 1854-11-11 3 Coggeshall, Betsey Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1841-07-24 2 Coggeshall, Betsey Bristol Female Charitable Soc. Meets at home of 1850-09-28 3 Coggeshall, Capt. George Married Abby Miller 1842-11-19 3 Coggeshall, Capt. George Will command transport for Burnside expedition 1861-11-09 2 Coggeshall, Charlotte Obituary 1841-08-28 3 Coggeshall, Daniel Married Mary Ann Horton 1851-05-03 3 Coggeshall, Daniel App. Lightkeeper of Bristol Ferry light 1857-03-14 2 Coggeshall, Eliza F. Married Ezra Dyer 1847-07-03 3 Coggeshall, Elizabeth (child) Daughter of the late Henry Coggeshall, obituary 1869-04-03 3 Coggeshall, Elizabeth B. Guardian's notice, (minor) 1853-08-13 3 Coggeshall, Elizabeth B. Married Dr. J. Greene of Prov. 1860-06-16 3 Coggeshall, Emily Married John Munro 1852-05-15 3 Coggeshall, Emily P. Administrator's notice 1854-03-11 3 Coggeshall, Evelin B. Obituary and eulogy 1841-01-09 2 Coggeshall, Eveline Obituary, child of Nathaniel 1840-12-25 3 Coggeshall, Francis Obituary 1845-10-25 3 Coggeshall, Freeborn (officer, brig Emeline) Married Eliza Barrus 1841-10-16 3 Coggeshall, Freeborn (officer, brig Emeline) Dies in Cuba of Yellow Fever 1842-11-05 3 Coggeshall, Freeborn (officer, brig Emeline) Probate notice 1842-12-10 3 Coggeshall, Freeborn (officer, brig Emeline) Commissioner's notice 1843-01-14 3 Coggeshall, George Married Charlotte M. Hervey of Mass. 1838-02-17 3 Coggeshall, George House rented 1841-08-28 3 Coggeshall, George Advertisement to let or sell house on Union St. 1846-11-07 3 Coggeshall, George Mortgagee's sale 1860-07-21 3 Coggeshall, George 3rd Married Maria Cahoone 1856-11-08 3 Coggeshall, Hannah Married Samuel Gladding 1840-10-17 3 Coggeshall, Harriet Married David Coit 1845-08-09 3 Coggeshall, Henry Obituary 1869-01-02 2 Coggeshall, Henry Married Sarah Ann Smith 1841-06-12 3 Coggeshall, Henry Married Isabel Munro 1851-01-04 3 Coggeshall, Henry Married Mary Cummings 1851-05-31 3 Coggeshall, Henry B.D. Advertisement to sell barn 1851-11-15 3 Coggeshall, Henry E. Obituary, and eulogy 1850-10-05 3 Coggeshall, Henry G. Married Phebe Goff 1836-11-19 3 Coggeshall, Henry G. Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Coggeshall, Henry G. Foreign inspector of port 1853-06-25 2 Coggeshall, Infant Obituary, child of Henry 1848-04-29 3 Coggeshall, Infant Obituary, child of Capt. Henry 1835-07-25 3 Coggeshall, Isiah Lee Obituary, father Sylvanus B. 1854-04-15 3 Coggeshall, James Married Delight Horton 1849-12-29 3 Coggeshall, James Ensign of artillery 1850-04-06 2 Coggeshall, James 2NT. Major of artillery 1853-04-03 2 Coggeshall, James App. town sergeant 1853-04-16 2 Coggeshall, James 1st Major of artillery 1853-04-16 2 Coggeshall, James Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Coggeshall, James Henry Obituary, father Henry 1854-07-22 3 Coggeshall, Joanna M. Married Charles Rogers of N.Y. 1842-10-22 3 Coggeshall, John S. Married Mary Miller 1847-09-25 3 Coggeshall, Josiah Clambake at farm of 1842-08-26 2 Coggeshall, Josiah Boat found on shore of 1844-01-27 3 Coggeshall, Josiah Boarding house on farm of burns to ground 1858-03-13 2 Coggeshall, Josiah Loses eye in accident 1860-11-17 2 Coggeshall, Josiah Obituary 1864-03-19 3 Coggeshall, Lucy Married J.Lawrence 1861-04-27 3 Coggeshall, Martha Becomes missionary to Africa 1841-12-18 2 Coggeshall, Martha Arrives in Monrovia 1842-06-04 2 Coggeshall, Martha Letter to parents 1842-07-09 2 Coggeshall, Mary Obituary 1866-07-14 3 Coggeshall, Mary A. Married Gardner Easterbrooks Jr. 1853-03-12 3 Coggeshall, Mary E. Obituary, daughter of Thomas J. age 26 yrs. 1858-08-14 3 Coggeshall, Mr. H.W. (proprietor, boarding house) Opens boarding house 1856-07-19 2 & 3 Coggeshall, Mr. H.W. (proprietor, boarding house) Bay House burns to ground during winter vacancy, arson suspected 1858-03-13 2 Coggeshall, Mrs. E. Boarding house mentioned in adver. 1845-06-14 3 Coggeshall, Nancy Widow of Pearce, obituary 1874-09-26 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Guardian of children 1837-03-11 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Copartnership dissolved 1838-01-20 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Surveyor of highways 1838-05-05 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Lawsuit continued 1838-06-09 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Agent for Spain, notice 1838-10-27 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Partnership with Wm. Coggeshall dissolved 1839-02-23 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel To continue business 1839-02-23 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Agent for Newport firm 1839-04-13 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Store mentioned in adver, 1839-10-19 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Director, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Copartnership with C. Easterbrooks and Wm. Coggeshall dissolved 1840-08-01 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Advertisement for coal 1840-09-12 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Agent for Prov. Dye house 1840-11-21 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Goods saved from fire, thanks townspeople 1841-05-08 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel New store saved from fire, arson suspected 1842-01-15 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1842-02-05 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Moderator of town meeting 1842-06-18 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel App. to town council 1843-04-08 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel App. to committee to revamp fire dept. after destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Part owner of lost schooner Cherokee 1843-08-26 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Former store mentioned 1844-03-23 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel App. Surveyor General 1844-04-06 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Rents farm 1845-03-01 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Chairman of law and order party 1845-03-29 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Dry good stolen from store 1845-06-14 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Advertisement for tenements 1846-04-18 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Opens grist mill and iron furnace with A. Perry 1846-05-09 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Attempted burglary at store 1846-05-23 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Sells out stock to Burgess 1846-08-15 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Chairman of law and order meeting 1847-01-09 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Rents farm 1847-02-13 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Sells 2nd farm 1847-02-20 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Delegate to Whig convention 1849-01-20 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel App. surveyor of highways 1850-04-27 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Copartnership with A. Perry dissolved 1851-01-11 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Farm sold 1851-02-08 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Guardian of minors 1852-04-17 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Mortgagee's sale of mill and foundry 1852-09-18 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Farm for sale 1853-09-03 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Advertisement for sailboat Fly 1853-09-03 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1854-04-01 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Former house sold 1855-05-05 2 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Auction at farm of 1855-12-22 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Obituary 1868-11-21 3 Coggeshall, Nathaniel Article on life 1868-11-21 2 Coggeshall, Phebe Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Coggeshall, Rachel Wife of Thomas, obituary 1871-08-26 2 Coggeshall, Ruth Married Robert Dunbar 1834-02-08 3 Coggeshall, Ruth E. Obituary 1836-11-12 3 Coggeshall, Sally Probate notice 1835-06-06 3 Coggeshall, Samuel Farm sold 1843-01-28 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Advertisement 1834-03-08 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Advertisement 1834-01-04 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Elected to town council 1834-05-17 2 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Appointed assessor of taxes 1834-05-17 2 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Elected Commissioner 1834-08-30 2 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Obituary 1835-01-03 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Probate notice 1835-01-03 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Ships sold 1835-02-14 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Grocery stock sold 1835-05-09 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Administrator's notice 1835-08-15 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Notice to debtors 1836-12-17 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Farm sold 1837-02-04 3 Coggeshall, Samuel (Insurance agent) Guardian appointed for children 1841-01-09 3 Coggeshall, Samuel B. Guardian appointed (minor) 1853-08-13 3 Coggeshall, Sarah Obituary 1835-05-23 3 Coggeshall, Sarah Obituary, daughter of Henry G. 1843-09-23 3 Coggeshall, Sarah (wife of Henry) Obituary 1835-08-15 3 Coggeshall, Sarah Ann Obituary, wife of Henry 1848-10-14 3 Coggeshall, Sarah L. Probate notice 1840-09-12 3 Coggeshall, Susan Married Abiel Fish of Portsmouth 1836-11-12 3 Coggeshall, Sylvanus Advertisement for Lumber wagon 1851-03-22 3 Coggeshall, Sylvanus Involved in lawsuit with Bristol Institute for Savings 1857-03-14 2 Coggeshall, Thomas I. Guardian appointed for children Sarah and Mary 1843-11-11 3 Coggeshall, Timothy Farm rented 1841-02-06 3 Coggeshall, Wilbour Injured by oxx wagon 1834-03-15 2 Coggeshall, Wilbour Finds sailboat on Poppasquash 1842-10-08 3 Coggeshall, Wilbour Appointed to school committee 1848-04-08 2 Coggeshall, William Obituary 1836-06-18 3 Coggeshall, William Probate notice 1837-02-11 3 Coggeshall, William Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Coggeshall, William Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Coggeshall, William Lawsuit continued 1838-06-09 2 Coggeshall, William Partnership with Nathl. Coggeshall dissolved 1839-02-23 3 Coggeshall, William Copartnership with N. Coggeshall and C. Easterbrooks dissolved 1840-08-01 3 Coggeshall, William Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1842-02-05 3 Coggeshall, William Sells farm 1847-02-20 3 Coggeshall, William Farm sold 1851-02-08 3 Coggeshall, William Auction at farm of 1855-12-22 3 Coggeshall, William Obituary 1864-01-02 3 Coggeshall, William Guardian appointed (insane) 1851-01-11 3 Coggeshall, William Guardian appointed 1835-10-10 3 Coggeshall, William (cashier, Fall River Bank) Dies suddenly 1860-04-07 2 Coggeshall, William (cashier, Fall River Bank) Resolution of sympathy from Fall River banks 1860-04-21 2 Coggeshall, William (cashier, Fall River Bank) Probate notice 1860-08-11 3 Coggeshall, William (cashier, Fall River Bank) Administrator's notice 1860-12-08 3 Coggeshall, William P. Married Mary Ann Fering in Mich. 1849-09-29 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Advertisement 1833-10-12 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Notice of change in business 1836-12-17 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Copartnership with Wm. Wyatt dissolved 1838-01-20 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Advertisement for coal 1838-09-01 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Partnership dissolved 1839-02-23 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Nathl. Coggeshall to continue business 1839-02-23 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Notice to debtors 1839-06-22 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Firm sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1842-02-05 3 Coggeshall, Wm. & Nathl. Dry Goods Wins judgement vs. J. Pitman 1858-08-28 3 Coit & Munro Firm dissolved 1839-02-23 3 Coit and Manchester (boatbuilders) Build "Harvest" 1835-09-12 2 Coit, B.D. (storekeeper) (Byron) Advertisement for store 1850-02-09 3 Coit, B.D. (storekeeper) (Byron) Advertisement for new store 1850-11-23 3 Coit, B.D. (storekeeper) (Byron) Advertisement for 200 seamstresses 1850-11-30 3 Coit, B.D. (storekeeper) (Byron) Advertisement For Bristol Art Union 1851-02-08 3 Coit, B.D. (storekeeper) (Byron) Notice re. Art Union 1851-02-22 3 Coit, B.D. (storekeeper) (Byron) Notice, will close business 1851-03-08 3 Coit, Benjamin W. Feared dead in Mexican War 1847-11-30 2 Coit, Benjamin W. Rumor untrue 1847-11-06 2 Coit, Benjamin W. Letter from, account of war 1847-12-11 2 Coit, Charlotte Married John Russell of Penn. 1834-10-25 3 Coit, Clarrissa Probate notice 1856-04-12 3 Coit, Daniel Obituary 1873-05-17 2 Coit, David A. Obituary 1836-04-16 3 Coit, David A. House sold 1842-07-23 3 Coit, David A. Marshall of the day on fourth 1845-06-28 2 Coit, David A. Married Harriet Coggeshall 1845-08-09 3 Coit, David A. V.P. of Washington Total Abstinence Soc. 1846-01-10 2 Coit, David A. Sells house on Constitution St. 1850-03-23 3 Coit, David A. House and lot sold at auction 1850-04-13 3 Coit, David A. App. Commissioner of asylum 1855-04-21 2 Coit, David A. Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1858-12-18 3 Coit, David A. Obituary and article 1873-03-01 2 Coit, Deacon George Obituary 1871-09-16 2 Coit, Elizabeth G. Married James Grant 1847-04-17 3 Coit, Eunice Married Nathaniel Manchester 1835-12-19 3 Coit, Eunice Obituary, wife of Joseph M. 1857-02-28 3 Coit, George 2nd Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 Coit, George 2nd Married Waity Sandford 1842-08-20 3 Coit, George M. App. constable 1834-05-17 2 Coit, George M. Partnership with John Munro dissolved 1839-02-23 3 Coit, George M. Will continue block and pump making 1839-02-23 3 Coit, George M. Visiting Comm. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Coit, George M. App. Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Coit, George M. Marshall of the day at temperance celebration 1843-06-17 2 Coit, George M. Marshall of parade on fourth 1843-07-01 2 Coit, George M. V.P. of new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Coit, George M. Secretary, Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Coit, George M. Former shop mentioned in adver. 1844-05-04 3 Coit, George M. Director, Marine Bible Soc. 1845-12-27 3 Coit, George M. Candidate for general assembly, commissioner of asylum 1851-04-05 2 Coit, George M. Married Clara Carpenter of Mass. 1853-08-06 3 Coit, George M. Advertisement for turning lathe 1853-04-16 3 Coit, George M. Attends temperance meeting 1853-12-24 2 Coit, George M. Political views discussed, letter from 1853-12-31 2 Coit, George M. Married Mrs. Eliza Ann Brown 1856-11-08 3 Coit, George M. Deacon of Congregational Church 1855-06-23 2 Coit, George M. Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Coit, Hannah Married George Easterbrooks 1842-09-03 3 Coit, Hannah M. Married Wm. Newman of N.Y. 1837-12-30 3 Coit, Harriet Wife of David, obituary 1874-10-03 2 Coit, Infant Obituary, child of David Coit 1833-10-05 3 Coit, John M. Obituary, (congestion of brain) & Eulogy 1854-07-01 3 Coit, Joseph Director, Freeman's Bank 1837-01-07 3 Coit, Joseph Comm. to draft constitution for new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Coit, Joseph Commissioner of Asylum 1853-04-16 2 Coit, Joseph App. Commissioner of public streets 1854-04-08 2 Coit, Joseph Assessor of taxes 1861-04-20 2 Coit, Joseph Article of death 1869-01-30 2 Coit, Joseph M. (Infant) Obituary, son of John 1852-11-20 3 Coit, Joseph M. 2nd Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 Coit, Lucretia Married Peter Bradford 1839-06-22 3 Coit, Lucy A. Married Gardner Coit of Fall River 1850-09-07 3 Coit, M.W. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Coit, Mary Obituary, wife of David A. 1858-11-20 3 Coit, Mary Eunice Bradford Obituary, child of Wm., poem 1861-08-03 3 Coit, Mary H. Obituary, wife of Deacon George 1852-07-24 3 Coit, Mary Mumford (Infant) Only child of William Mumford Coit, obituary 1869-01-02 2 Coit, Rev. George H. Married Lizzie A. Steele of Columbia 1858-09-18 3 Coit, W.M. (William) Advertisement for express wagon 1847-12-04 3 Coit, W.M. (William) Advertisement for express and job wagon 1853-09-24 3 Coit, W.M. (William) Married Sarah T. Gorham 1857-06-13 5 Coit, W.M. (William) App. Town crier 1858-05-29 2 Coit, Waity Obituary 1865-01-21 3 Colburn, Dana P. (principal, normal school) Mentioned 1858-07-03 2 Colburn, Dana P. (principal, normal school) Dies, resolution of sympathy 1860-01-14 2 Colburn, Dana P. (principal, normal school) Cause of death 1860-01-21 2 Colburn, Dana P. (principal, normal school) Executor's notice 1860-01-21 3 Cold Water Army Marches on fourth 1843-07-01 2 Cold Water Army Description of 1843-07-08 2 Cold Water Army Sings on fourth 1845-06-28 2 Cold Water Army Efforts of children praised 1845-07-04 2 Cold Water Army Pledge 1845-07-04 3 Cold Water Army Marches in temperance celebration on fourth 1848-07-01 2 Cole, (Infant) Obituary, son of Nathan 1853-02-12 3 Cole, Anna Obituary, wife of Thomas 1860-06-09 3 Cole, Anna Obituary 1840-06-13 3 Cole, Charles Married Phebe A. Handy 1858-01-16 3 Cole, Clement Obituary 1841-05-01 3 Cole, David Appointed justice of peace 1834-07-04 2 Cole, David Dorrite candidate for rep. 1843-04-08 2 Cole, David Signs petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Cole, David Obituary 1863-01-24 2 Cole, David Petitions gen.assembly against division of Bristol 1858-06-05 2 Cole, David App. constable 1858-06-12 2 Cole, Eliza F. Married Horace Peck 1838-05-26 3 Cole, Elizabeth Obituary, widow of Capt. Luther 1857-01-03 3 Cole, Henry J. Dies in battle, eulogy 1862-07-19 2 Cole, Infant Obituary, child of Nehemiah Jr. 1845-09-06 3 Cole, Isaac Seriously injured by heifer 1856-08-23 2 Cole, John G. Married Sarah Lawless 1848-01-08 3 Cole, John T. Son of Thomas, obituary 1866-05-05 3 Cole, Jonathan Freeborn Killed in fall from roof 1837-09-16 2 Cole, Jonathan Freeborn Probate notice 1837-10-07 3 Cole, Jonathan Freeborn Administrator's notice 1837-12-09 3 Cole, Jonathan Freeborn Commissioner's notice 1837-12-09 3 Cole, Judith Married Calvin Simmons 1847-06-26 3 Cole, Lucretia G. Married James Gladding 1838-03-10 3 Cole, Luther Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Cole, Luther Appointed to school committee 1842-04-23 2 Cole, Luther Signs petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Cole, Luther Obituary. 1868-02-22 2 Cole, Maria G. Married Levi Horton 1852-06-12 3 Cole, Martha Collector, Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Cole, Martha Married John H. Waldron 1841-06-19 3 Cole, Mary Married Alfred Cornel of Warren 1837-10-07 3 Cole, Mary E. Obituary, child of Luther 1844-08-10 3 Cole, N.P. (blacksmith) (may be Nathan P.) Advertisement to sell blacksmith's shop 1858-02-20 3 Cole, Nathan Infant, obituary 1865-09-02 3 Cole, Nathan Arsonist burns barn of 1855-12-29 2 & 3 Cole, Nathan N. Married Elizabeth West 1851-03-01 3 Cole, Nathan P. (may be N.P. Cole) Married Martha Freeborn 1836-09-21 3 Cole, Nehemiah Arsonist sets fire to barn 1855-12-29 2 & 3 Cole, Nehemiah Resigns from food union 1857-09-26 3 Cole, Nehemiah Married Sarah Goff 1843-01-21 3 Cole, Nehemiah Obituary 1852-06-05 3 Cole, Nehemiah Probate notice 1860-12-08 3 Cole, Nehemiah Administrator's notice 1861-01-12 3 Cole, Nehemiah Petition to sell real estate of 1861-02-09 3 Cole, Nehemiah Administrator's sale of real estate 1861-03-09 3 Cole, Nehemiah Obituary, father Nehemiah 1853-10-08 3 Cole, Pattey Obituary, wife of David 1861-03-16 3 Cole, Perry Munro Obituary 1837-02-25 3 Cole, Rebecca Married Benjamin Peckham 1838-06-02 3 Cole, Sarah Obituary, widow of Nehemiah 1860-10-06 3 Cole, Sarah Obituary, father Jonathan F. 1854-01-07 3 Cole, Sarah Married William S. Munro 1838-06-23 3 Cole, Shubael B. App. assessor of taxes 1860-04-28 2 Cole, Thomas Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Cole, Thomas Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Cole, Thomas Farm mentioned in article 1840-10-10 2 Cole, William R. Notice conc. wife Sarah 1853-09-10 3 Collin, Thomas Obituary, father Michael 1855-06-02 3 Collins, Abby J. Married Samuel Smith 1858-01-02 3 Collins, Almira Married William Sands 1836-09-10 3 Collins, Anna Ophelia Obituary, father James T. 1857-08-22 3 Collins, Charles (Lt. Governor) Obituary and eulogy 1845-06-14 3 Collins, Haile Elected delegate of R.I. party 1845-11-22 2 Collins, Lydia Married Wm. Tillinghast 1846-02-14 3 Collins, Lydia Obituary, father William Bradford age 82 1854-04-01 3 Collins, Mary Obituary 1871-06-03 2 Colored Church Mentioned in news item 1856-03-29 2 Columbia Glee Club Gives concert 1854-01-21 2 & 3 Columbia Glee Club Testimonial to 1854-01-28 2 Columbia Glee Club Gives concert 1854-02-25 2 & 3 Columbia Glee Club Tickets to join sold 1854-03-11 3 Columbia Glee Club Meeting of members 1854-06-24 3 Columbia Glee Club Sings on fourth 1854-07-01 2 Commerce (sloop) Capsized by squall, man drowns 1838-08-11 2 Commercial Bank Notice to stockholders 1834-04-12 3 Commercial Bank Directors chosen 1834-04-19 3 Commercial Bank Directors chosen 1835-04-11 3 Commercial Bank Directors chosen 1836-04-09 3 Commercial Bank Directors chosen 1837-04-08 3 Commercial Bank Notice, no renewal notes to be taken 1838-02-17 3 Commercial Bank Meeting to consider surrender of charter, reducing amount of stock 1844-04-06 3 Commercial Bank Directors chosen 1844-04-27 3 Commercial Bank Meeting to consider reduction of stock 1844-05-25 3 Commercial Bank Dividend of stock due 1844-07-27 3 Commercial Bank Petitions legislature 1846-10-31 2 Commercial Bank Bristol Art Union stages exhibition in 1850-07-13 2 Commercial Bank Probate office and town clerk's office moved to rooms over 1858-01-02 2 Commercial Bank Counterfeit bills of in circulation 1862-01-11 2 Commercial Bank Aquires new safe 1863-03-28 2 Commercial Hotel Mentioned in adver. 1846-11-28 3 Commercial Hotel Store under mentioned 1847-05-15 3 Commercial Hotel Sold by Freeman's Bank 1847-10-30 3 Commercial Hotel Purchased by B. Hawkins, becomes Mount Hope House, temperance hotel 1851-06-28 2 Commercial Hotel Repairs to praised 1851-07-04 2 Commissary (brig) Lost in gale 1846-11-07 2 Communicable Diseases See Infectious Diseases Concerts Mr. Friend gives concert 1834-01-04 3 Concerts Notice 1834-10-11 3 Concerts Mr. Nutting gives juvenile concert 1835-04-11 3 Concerts Mr. and Mrs. Canderbeck's concert praised 1835-06-27 2 Concerts Mr. Nutting to give another concert 1835-07-18 2 Concerts Program of Mr. Nutting's concert 1835-08-22 3 Concerts Concert of sacred music 1837-03-11 3 Concerts Concert praised 1837-03-18 2 Concerts Concert for seamen held 1837-06-17 2 Concerts Concert for seamen 1837-11-18 2 Concerts Mr. and Mrs. Canderbeck give concert 1838-08-11 2 & 3 Concerts Letter conc. seamen's concerts 1838-08-25 2 Concerts Rainer Family gives concert 1841-05-01 3 Concerts Letter praising Rainer concert 1841-05-08 2 Concerts Letter praising Rainer family 1841-05-14 2 Concerts Letter criticizing Rainer family 1841-07-17 2 Concerts Letter conc. Rainer family 1841-07-31 2 Concerts Mr. Swift and Mrs. Baker give concert 1841-09-04 2 Concerts Hughes children give concert, article praising 1841-09-11 2 Concerts Rainer family to return for 2nd concert 1842-01-03 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. Friend, musician and ventriloquist, visits Bristol 1842-06-11 2 & 3 Concerts Fall River Harmonic Soc. Performs with Bristol Brass Band 1843-01-21 2 & 3 Concerts Bristol Brass Band gives concert 1843-02-25 3 Concerts Negro Brass Band performs 1843-05-27 2 Concerts Warren Brass Band performs 1843-08-19 2 Concerts Highland vocalists to perform 1844-01-27 3 Concerts Bristol Brass Band performs 1844-03-23 3 Concerts Bristol Brass Band gives concert 1844-12-14 2 & 3 Concerts Bristol Brass Band gives concert 1845-01-11 2 Concerts Poor attendence cited 1845-05-17 2 Concerts Orphean family gives concert 1845-07-12 2 & 3 Concerts Orphean family praised 1845-07-19 2 Concerts Washington Band gives concert 1845-10-18 2 Concerts Mt. Vinton of Prov. gives concert 1846-04-04 2 Concerts Mr. Swan gives exhibition of juvenile music 1846-04-04 3 Concerts Poor attendance by townspeople at seaman's prayer concerts cited 1846-08-22 2 Concerts Peak family gives concert 1846-11-07 2 Concerts Reed brothers give concert 1848-02-12 2 & 3 Concerts Mons. Canderbeek gives concert 1848-05-27 2 & 3 Concerts Macomber Troupe gives concert 1848-06-10 2 Concerts Baker family gives concert 1848-10-28 2 Concerts Mr. Covert gives concert 1848-11-04 2 Concerts Misses Hall give concert 1849-05-19 2 Concerts Mr. Dodge gives concert 1849-06-16 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. Dodge's concert praised 1849-06-23 2 Concerts Mr. D.F. Felt will give floral concert 1849-06-30 2 & 3 Concerts New Orleans serenaders give concert 1849-08-03 3 Concerts Mr. Felt's concert praised 1849-08-11 2 Concerts Mr. Blaisdell's school gives concert 1850-04-20 2 Concerts Kilmistes give concert 1850-11-16 2 & 3 Concerts Kilmiste family praised 1850-11-23 2 Concerts Mr. Dodge gives concert 1851-05-17 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. J. Ordway's vocalists to visit Bristol 1851-06-07 2 Concerts Advertisement for Ordway's Aeolian vocalists 1851-06-07 3 Concerts Mr. and Mrs. Fisk give concert 1851-08-09 3 Concerts Herr Krausz and Radinskis give concert 1851-10-18 2 Concerts Mr. Gushee's school gives concert 1852-02-21 3 Concerts Concert praised (Mr. Gushee's) 1852-02-28 2 Concerts Mr. Dodge's "Ossian's Bards" give concert 1852-06-26 2 Concerts Misses Hall give concert 1852-08-28 2 Concerts Mr. Spencer's concert and singing school praised 1853-05-07 2 Concerts Hall family gives concert 1853-05-14 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. O'neill offers concert of harps 1853-05-14 3 Concerts Misses Hall, singing sisters, give concert 1853-09-03 3 Concerts Macombers give concert 1853-12-10 2 & 3 Concerts Macombers give repeat concert 1853-12-17 2 Concerts Mr. Frazer gives concert 1854-01-21 2 & 3 Concerts Columbia Glee Club performs 1854-01-21 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. Frazer, ballad singer, repeats performance 1854-02-18 2 Concerts Columbia Glee Club gives concert 1854-02-25 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. Frazer repeats concert 1854-02-25 2 & 3 Concerts American vocalists give concert 1854-03-11 3 Concerts Singing sisters give concert 1854-04-15 3 Concerts Mr. Dodge and Ossian Bards perform 1854-06-17 2 & 3 Concerts Mr. G. Warre gives concert 1854-07-08 3 Concerts The Misses Hall and Macombers give concert 1854-23-30 2, 3 Concerts Sabbath School gives Juvenile concert 1855-03-17 2, 3 Concerts American Brass Band gives concert 1855-09-02 2, 3 Concerts Description of Amer. Brass Band 1855-09-08 2 Concerts The Singing Sisters give concert 1855-09-22 2, 3 Concerts Concert of Sacred Music planned 1856-04-12 2, 3 Concerts Description of Sacred Music 1856-04-19 2 Concerts Bristol Glee Club holds concert 1856-07-26 2, 3 Concerts Old Folks & Juvenile concert 1856-08-02 3 Concerts Grand Floral Concert given 1856-06-21 2, 3 Concerts Description of Bristols Glee Club concert 1856-08-09 2 Concerts American Brass Band gives concert 1856-08-09 2 Concerts Amer. Brass Band mentioned again 1856-08-16 2, 3 Concerts Description of concert & dancing 1856-08-23 2 Concerts M. Epis. Sabbath School holds concert 1856-08-30 2 Concerts Pierce Family gives grand concert 1857-04-11 3 Concerts Description of praise to Pierce family 1857-04-18 2 Concerts Young men dupe townspeople with phony concert 1857-10-17 2 Concerts Concert given by Pierce family 1858-02-13 3 Concerts Description of Pierce family's concert 1858-02-20 2 Concerts Pierce family delivers grand concert 1858-09-04 2, 3 Concerts Description of Pierce family's concert 1858-09-11 2 Concerts Bristol Music Assoc. gives concert 1860-02-25 3 Concerts Opera vocalists give comic performance 1860-03-10 3 Concerts Pierce family gives concert 1860-05-19 3 Concerts Description of Pierce family's concert 1860-05-26 2 Concerts Grand musical entertainment planned, many celebrated performers, choir of 100 1860-07-28 2 Concerts Mrs. C.V. James gives concert 1860-10-20 2, 3 Concerts Prof. Valorious Stout, singer, ventriloquist, etc., will perform 1861-01-04 2, 3 Concerts Prof. Lensson gives concert 1861-02-09 2 Concerts J. Rich and daughters give concert 1861-04-06 2, 3 Concerts Rich family's concert praised 1861-04-13 2 Concerts Madame C. Varian gives concert 1861-05-04 3 Concerts Concert held to benefit Bristol Volunteers 1861-05-25 2 Concerts Hutchinson family will give concert 1861-12-07 2 Concerts Swiss Bell Ringers to play 1863-01-24 2 Concerts Ossian Dodge gives farewell concert 1863-04-11 2 Concerts Shepherd's Cornet Band to play 1863-07-04 2 Concerts Mr. W.H. Luther gives concert for benefit of soldier 1863-10-03 2 Concerts American Brass Band gives free concert 1864-10-08 2 Concerts Old Folks concert company performs 1864-11-19 2 Concerts Bristol Amateurs Association gives entertainment 1865-06-24 2 Concerts Bristol Amateurs Association gives concert 1866-04-21 2 Concerts Grand organ concert held 1867-09-28 2 Concerts Olde Folks concerts given in town hall 1872-04-20 2 Conery, John Child, obituary 1866-09-22 3 Congdon, Franklin F. Sells stock in Pokonoket Steam Mill 1844-04-13 3 Congdon, R. Director, Eagle Bank 1850-07-13 3 Congregational Choir Receives new piano 1853-01-22 2 Congregational Church Meeting of Consociation 1837-06-10 2 Congregational Church Temperance meeting, Dr. Jewett lectures 1838-03-03 2 Congregational Church Revival in 1847-02-13 2 Congregational Church Plans prayer meeting on fourth 1848-07-01 2 Congregational Church Ladies of hold fair in armory 1849-06-30 2 Congregational Church R.I. Consociation of Cong. Churches meets in 1850-06-15 2 Congregational Church Rev. Shepard delivers discourse for foreigners 1850-06-22 3 Congregational Church Choir sings on fourth 1851-07-12 2 Congregational Church Building struck by lightning 1851-07-12 2 Congregational Church Building of new church planned 1852-10-09 2 Congregational Church New bell placed in bellfry 1853-01-22 2 Congregational Church Garden lot of sold 1853-04-02 3 Congregational Church Collection taken up to benefit liberated slaves 1853-08-27 2 Congregational Church Rev. Holdich of Amer. Bible Soc. Preaches to 1853-11-12 2 Congregational Church New bell arrives 1854-06-24 2 Congregational Church Article re. debt 1855-02-17 2 Congregational Church Building of new church planned 1855-03-10 2 Congregational Church Cornerstone laid 1855-06-09 2 Congregational Church Cornerstone laid at ceremony 1855-06-23 2 Congregational Church Box containing documents and relics buried 1855-06-23 2 Congregational Church History of church detailed 1855-06-23 2 Congregational Church Deacons and officers of church chosen 1855-06-23 2 Congregational Church Advertisement for carpenters 1855-08-18 3 Congregational Church Collection taken up to benefit victims of Yellow Fever epidemic in Norfolk 1855-11-03 2 Congregational Church Expenses of bells defrayed by town 1856-06-14 2 Congregational Church Ladies hold fair in armory 1856-06-28 3 Congregational Church New church to be dedicated 1856-11-22 2 Congregational Church Description of new Cong. Church, history of church 1856-11-29 2 Congregational Church Pews sold 1856-12-06 3 Congregational Church Revival in 1857-03-07 2 Congregational Church Opulence of new structure criticized 1857-03-28 2 Congregational Church Old church suggested as site for state normal school 1857-04-04 2 Congregational Church Revival continues 1857-04-11 2 Congregational Church Committee studying location of normal school suggests old church as site 1857-06-13 2 Congregational Church Organ sold 1857-06-13 3 Congregational Church Ladies of plan fair 1857-06-13 2 Congregational Church Description of fair 1857-06-27 3 Congregational Church Repairs planned to transform old church into state normal school 1857-07-07 3 Congregational Church Old church moved to land of A.T. Usher 1857-08-22 2 Congregational Church Union prayer meeting held in 1858-03-13 3 Congregational Church Religious revival in 1858-03-20 2 Congregational Church Need for further repairs to transform old church into public hall cited 1858-05-15 2 Congregational Church Society petitions for remission of taxes 1858-05-29 2 Congregational Church Site of old church becomes park 1858-08-14 2 Congregational Church Ladies give grand dinner party 1860-02-18 2 Congregational Church Celebrates Rev. Shepard's 25th anniversary as pastor 1860-05-12 2 Congregational Church Rev. Orcutt delivers discourse on colonization of Liberia 1860-08-04 2 Congregational Church Ladies hold fair to celebrate Washington's birthday 1861-02-09 2 Congregational Church Annual dinner party held 1861-02-16 2 & 3 Congregational Church New memorial chapel addition completed 1870-02-19 2 Congregational Church 185th anniversary celebration held 1872-05-11 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Discourse for children 1834-04-19 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Mr. Starkweather requests discharge from 1834-12-13 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Rev. Thomas Shepard becomes Pastor 1835-04-25 3 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Quarterly conference held 1835-09-12 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Discourse on duty of christians in war 1836-01-16 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Mr. Beckwith's sermon discussed 1836-01-30 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Letter conc. Mr. Beckwith's sermon 1836-02-13 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Mr. Dumont to preach 1836-05-14 3 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Mr. Hunt addresses on Temperance 1836-07-02 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Meeting room too small 1837-01-14 2 Congregational Church (also see Catholic Congregational Church) Discourse by Rev. Beckwith 1837-03-04 2 Congregational Hall Prayer meeting for sailors held in 1847-10-16 2 Congregational Hall ladies group holds street fair 1866-03-03 2 Congregational Lecture Room Prayer hour held in 1852-07-03 2 Congregational Sabbath School Mentioned 1856-12-13 2 Congregational Sabbath School Makes RR. Excursion to Nayatt 1860-08-18 3 Congregational Sabbath School First school mentioned in New Year greeting 1863-01-03 2 Congregational Sabbath School Historical sketch 1863-02-14 2 Congregational Sabbath School Takes trip to Oakland Grove 1863-08-08 2 Congregational Sabbath School Reports on excursion 1863-08-15 2 Congregational Sabbath School Holds a New Years Eve Festival 1865-01-07 2 Congregational Sabbath School Annual festival held on New Years Eve 1866-01-06 2 Congregational Sabbath School School celebrates fiftieth anniversary 1866-05-26 2 Congregational Sabbath School Sunday school holds annual New Year festival 1867-01-05 2 Congregational Sabbath School Sunday school makes excursion to Providence for speakers 1867-06-15 2 Connaughton, Thomas Accidently shot 1858-06-26 2 Connorton, Thomas Obituary 1852-07-10 3 Constitutional Union Party of Bristol Meets, elects delegates 1861-02-22 2 Constitutional Union Party of Bristol Opens headquarters, reading room 1861-03-16 3 Conway, Catherine Widow of John, obituary 1872-11-30 2 Conway, John Obit, child of Dennis 1861-08-17 3 Conway, John Obituary 1868-02-01 2 Conway, Sarah (infant) Daughter of Bridget and Dennis, obituary 1868-11-07 3 Conwick, Edward Critically injured at Bristol Steam Mill 1851-01-04 2 Conwick, Edward Dies of injuries 1851-01-11 2 Cook, Albert R. App. Notary public 1855-06-09 2 Cook, Elizabeth Married George Stetson 1846-08-29 3 Cook, Frederick Copartnership with J. Norris dissolved 1852-07-03 3 Cook, Hattie Obituary, infant 1865-03-04 2 Cook, John Obituary, wife of John F. 1861-03-16 3 Cook, Lydia Married Joseph DeCosta 1845-03-15 3 Cook, Ruth Obituary, wife of George 1860-07-28 3 Cooke, Caroline B. Married Gustavus T. Gray 1853-01-08 3 Cooke, Hannah Obituary, wife of John F. 1857-04-11 3 Cooke, Harriet F Married William Pearse 1852-08-21 3 Cooke, Henry R. ( foreman, Bris, Phoenix) Married Mary Munro of Prov. 1849-02-17 3 Cooke, Henry R. ( foreman, Bris, Phoenix) Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Cooke, Henry R. ( foreman, Bris, Phoenix) Condition slightly improved 1860-05-19 2 Cooke, Mary Allen Wife of Henry, and daughter of Nathaniel Munro, obituary 1873-08-30 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Offers private school for top scholars 1841-04-24 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Opens classical school 1841-05-22 3 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Letter conc. Mr. Cooke's school 1841-05-29 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Plays organ on fourth 1842-07-09 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Letter critizing Mr. Cooke's school 1843-02-25 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Answer to critical letter 1843-03-11 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Letter conc. Mr. Cooke's school 1843-03-18 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Answer to letter 1843-03-25 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) School examined, favorable report, Mr. Cooke to leave school 1843-09-30 2 Cooke, N.B. (Nathan) (schoolteacher) Replaced by Mr.O.D. Cooke 1843-09-30 3 Cooke, N.W. (grocer) Copartnership with D. Wheelock dissolved, to continue business alone 1844-02-10 3 Cooke, Nathan B. Lectures 1845-03-29 3 Cooke, Nathan B. Married Ann Monroe 1846-04-25 3 Cooke, Nathan B. App. to music committee at teacher's institute 1847-12-25 2 Cooke, Nathan B. Principal of Webster High School 1848-08-12 3 Cooke, Nathan B. Presented with silver cup by pupils 1852-01-03 2 Cooke, Nathan B. Resigns as principal of high school 1860-04-28 2 Cooke, O.D. (schoolteacher) Replaces N.B. Cooke as teacher of High Street School 1843-09-30 3 Cooke, Rev. James W. Household goods sold at auction 1853-08-27 3 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Installed 1844-02-10 2 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Appointed to school committee 1844-04-06 2 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Thanks ladies of St. Michaels's for memorial 1847-01-09 3 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Will leave because of bad health 1850-12-14 2 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Description of Rev. Cooke's health problem 1850-12-21 2 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Letter of resignation 1850-12-28 3 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Former residence sold 1852-09-04 3 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Dies during voyage (2 articles) 1853-04-16 2 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Receives expression of thanks from St. Michael's 1853-04-16 2 Cooke, Rev. James W. (rector, St. Michael's) Livestock sold at auction 1853-07-30 3 Cooke, Reverend N.B. Article, obituary 1871-04-22 3 Cooke, William H. App. Notary public 1854-05-06 2 Coomer, Dyer G. Obituary, child 1836-12-03 3 Coomer, Henry Obituary 1872-03-23 2 Coomer, John Land sold 1838-10-06 3 Coomer, John Obituary 1845-01-04 3 Coomer, Mary E. Married Wm. Martin 1851-11-22 3 Coomer, Polly Obituary 1838-12-01 3 Coomer, Prudence Widow of Henry, obituary 1873-01-11 2 Coomer, Stephen D. Obituary 1841-05-22 3 Coomer, Stephen D. Probate notice 1841-06-12 3 Coomer, Stephen D. Commissioner's notice 1841-12-11 3 Coomer, Thomas Obituary 1837-10-28 3 Coomer, Thomas Probate notice 1837-11-11 3 Coomer, William R. Obituary, child of Stephen 1841-05-22 3 Copia (schooner) Lauched by Amos Crandall 1847-05-08 2 Coppersmith's Shops see Metalsmith's shops Corbett, Charles (mariner) Notice of probate 1833-11-16 3 Corbett, Cyrus Obituary, child 1837-01-07 3 Corbett, Mary Ann Obituary 1834-07-19 3 Corbett, Penuel Opens evening school 1833-10-26 3 Corbett, Penuel Opens evening school 1834-11-08 3 Corbett, Penuel Married Charlotte Sandford 1835-04-11 3 Corbett, Penuel Opens evening school 1835-11-28 3 Corinthian (whaler) Shares sold 1842-07-30 3 Corinthian (whaler) Leaves for voyage to Pacific 1842-11-12 2 Corinthian (whaler) Returns after 40 month voyage 1846-04-18 2 Corinthian (whaler) Seamen sign total abstinence pledge 1846-04-18 2 Corinthian (whaler) Involved in W.H. DeWolf's lawsuit 1846-06-20 2 Corinthian (whaler) For sale 1846-08-15 3 Corinthian (whaler) Beached by gale 1846-10-17 2 Corinthian (whaler) Sold to New London firm 1847-02-13 2 Corinthian (whaler) Refloated, damages repaired 1847-05-01 2 Cornell, Alfred App. to school committee 1853-04-16 2 Cornell, Alfred App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Cornell, Alfred App. Notary public 1860-06-09 2 Cornell, David Guardian appointed 1837-11-11 3 Cornell, David Dies at asylum 1851-03-22 3 Cornell, Mary Obituary 1850-09-21 3 Cors, Henry Obituary, father Tete 1855-03-10 3 Cors. Mr. Hurt in accident at sugar mill 1853-01-01 2 Cost of Living (also see economy of Bristol, food prices) In Bristol as compared to Washington 1840-02-29 2 Cost of Living (also see economy of Bristol, food prices) Prices rise dramatically 1855-04-14 2 Cotton Mills Erection of second cotton mill discussed 1839-02-16 2 Cotton Mills Letter conc. second cotton mill 1839-03-23 2 Cotton Mills Meeting of supporters of second cotton mill 1839-03-23 2 Cotton Mills Erection of 2nd cotton mill to begin 1839-04-06 2 Cotton Mills Committee receives sealed proposals 1839-04-13 3 Cotton Mills Advertisement for carpenters 1839-04-27 3 Cotton Mills Pocanoket Steam Mill notice 1840-01-25 3 Cotton Mills Pocanoket Steam Mill completed 1840-08-01 3 Cotton Mills Wages of women workers 1841-07-10 2 Cotton Mills Bristol Steam Mill destroyed by fire, economy of town threatened by loss 1843-06-17 2 Cotton Mills Effects on health discussed in lecture 1847-01-09 2 Cotton Mills Prosperity of cited 1848-05-27 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Meeting conc. building of 1835-06-27 3 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Feasibility discussed 1835-07-04 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Editorial conc. 1835-07-11 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Shares to sold 1835-07-11 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Editorial conc. 1835-08-08 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Editorial conc. financial gains of 1836-02-02 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Editorial conc. Bristol's need for 1836-03-05 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Site chosen, contract made 1836-04-16 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Notice 1836-04-16 3 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Parker Borden offers wharf 1836-05-07 3 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Building committee orders stone 1836-04-16 3 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) Building under construction 1836-05-14 2 Cotton Mills (also see Bristol Steam Mill) To be called Bristol Steam Mill 1836-05-28 3 Cottrell, Miss L. (milliner) Opens milliners on Hope St. 1857-05-09 3 Court House Repairs to 1836-08-06 3 Court House Repairs praised 1836-12-17 2 Court House Painting exhibited 1838-11-17 2 Court House Series of lectures in 1841-10-23 2 Court House Largest meeting room in town 1843-12-02 2 Court House Lack of space cited 1843-12-16 3 Court House General assembly votes to continue meeting of presidential electors in Bristol 1844-01-20 2 Court House Court of common pleas meets in 1844-02-24 3 Court House School begins in 1844-09-21 3 Court House Original meeting house on site of described 1845-07-04 2 Court House Resolution re. repairs to presented general assembly 1852-07-03 2 Court House Vandals break windows 1855-01-13 3 Court House Gas lights to be installed (general assembly) 1855-06-23 2 Court House Old "state house" repaired 1858-09-04 2 Court House State presidential electors meet in, cast votes for Lincoln 1860-12-08 2 Court House Patriotic flag raising at ceremony 1861-05-11 2 Cowing, Seth Captain Obituary 1875-02-13 2 Cox, Susannah Obituary 1840-07-11 3 Coy, Rebecca Obituary, wife of late John 1842-12-31 3 Coy, Sarah W. Married George Mutton 1840-09-19 3 Coyle, John Obituary, father Philip 1855-10-27 3 Coyle, Philip Obituary 1866-05-05 3 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner Thomas Fenner 1842-09-03 2 Crandall, Amos App. to committee to revamp fire dept. after destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Crandall, Amos Launches barque Huma 1843-09-30 2 Crandall, Amos In process of building steam boat, dimensions 1844-02-17 2 Crandall, Amos Steam powered sloop launched 1844-05-04 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner Moses Brown 1844-08-03 2 Crandall, Amos New steamboat launched 1844-12-14 2 Crandall, Amos Builds barque Ariel 1845-04-12 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner 1845-07-19 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner Deleware 1845-07-26 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner Eunice Adams 1845-10-11 2 Crandall, Amos Launches sloop Roger Williams 1846-04-04 2 Crandall, Amos Appointed to school committee 1846-04-11 2 Crandall, Amos Launched schooner Abner Hall 1846-07-25 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner Planter 1846-09-26 2 Crandall, Amos Engaged in building ships for Mexican War 1846-12-12 2 Crandall, Amos Crandall praised for fast work in turning out warships 1846-12-25 2 Crandall, Amos Boston firm purchases ships from 1847-02-13 2 Crandall, Amos Two shipyards mentioned 1847-02-13 2 Crandall, Amos Portion of shipyard sold at auction 1847-03-13 3 Crandall, Amos Crandall's shipyard described 1847-05-01 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner Copia 1847-05-08 2 Crandall, Amos Launches ship Esther May 1847-07-10 2 Crandall, Amos Plans two new ships 1847-07-10 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner 1847-10-23 2 Crandall, Amos Launches ship William Sprague 1847-12-11 2 Crandall, Amos Launches sloop 1848-04-15 2 Crandall, Amos No. of employees, prosperity of yards cited 1848-05-27 2 Crandall, Amos Launches schooner, brigs and sloops under construction 1848-05-27 2 Crandall, Amos Launches another schooner, praised as leading New England shipbuilder 1848-06-03 2 Crandall, Amos Launches brigantine 1848-09-23 2 Crandall, Amos Launches sloops Harvest and Frederick Brown 1848-10-07 2 Crandall, Amos Copper and spikes stolen from yard 1848-11-11 2 Crandall, Amos Builds barque Sea Breeze 1849-09-01 3 Crandall, Amos Launches sloop William H. Bowen 1849-11-24 2 Crandall, Amos Former shipyard let by V. Peck 1851-02-01 3 Crandall, Amos Shipbuilding tools sold at auction 1851-04-12 3 Crandall, Amos Dies suddenly 1853-03-05 2 & 3 Crandall, Amos Eulogy 1853-06-11 3 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches ship Metacom 1836-10-08 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Lauches school Pearl 1838-07-07 3 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches schooner Wandopasso, boatyard praised 1839-08-10 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches schooner 1840-09-26 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches schooner Tarry Not 1840-10-03 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches barque 1840-10-10 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Barque Empress launched 1840-10-17 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches sloop 1841-05-29 3 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches sloop Rhode Island 1841-11-20 2 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Crandall, Amos (boatbuilder) Launches schooner 1842-08-27 2 Crandall, Thomas F. Married Rebecca Miller 1841-11-27 3 Crane, George Notice conc. Wife Eliza 1845-09-27 3 Cranston, Sarah Obituary 1840-09-19 3 Creighton, Ann Married John Baker 1833-11-23 3 Croacher, Daniel B. Son injured in fire 1836-02-27 2 Crops Onion blight ruins harvest 1839-07-27 2 Crops "Mulberry fever" discussed 1839-08-17 2 Crops Editorial conc. Mulberry trees 1839-08-31 2 Crops Onions damaged by gale 1840-05-16 2 Crops Good harvest forseen 1840-07-11 2 Crops Low prices discourages raising of 1840-09-26 2 Crops Good harvest forseen, with exception of fruit 1841-07-17 2 Crops Letter conc. proper method of growing 1842-04-23 2 Crops Good harvest forseen considering inclement weather 1843-05-20 2 Crops Harvest threatened by severe drought 1843-07-15 2 Crops Drought threatens onions, second crop suggested 1843-08-12 2 Crops Good harvest forseen despite drought 1843-08-19 2 Crops Drought threatens harvest 1844-07-20 2 Crops Good harvest forseen 1844-08-03 2 Crops Corn destroyed by pigeons 1846-05-30 2 Crops Potato crop threatened by blight 1846-07-18 2 Crops Potato blight continues, fields plowed under 1846-08-08 2 Crops Continuation of potato blight feared 1847-03-20 2 Crops Good harvest forseen, no sign of potato blight 1847-07-24 2 Crops Corn prostrated by storm 1847-08-07 2 Crops Potato blight makes appearance 1847-08-21 2 Crops Plentiful harvest 1847-10-16 2 Crops Abundant carrot crop, suggested as food for horses 1847-11-06 2 Crops Threatened by drought 1849-07-21 2 Crops Potato blight reappears 1849-09-22 2 Crops Corn and fruit trees damaged by gale 1850-07-27 2 Crops Severe outbreak of potato blight 1850-09-14 2 Crops 100,000 lbs. of carrots produced in Bristol 1850-11-09 2 Crops Agricultural statistics, no. of farms, etc. 1851-02-15 2 Crops Widespread potato blight 1851-07-19 2 Crops Potato crop good, few instances of rot 1852-08-28 2 Crops Potato crop devastated by blight 1852-09-11 2 Crops Increased feed costs cause milk prices to rise 1853-02-19 2 Crops Potato blight destroys crops 1853-08-06 2 Crops Corn crop good 1853-08-27 2 Crops Outlook for harvest improves as drought ends 1854-09-09 2 Crops Further improvement 1854-09-16 2 Crops Hay crop ruined by wet weather 1855-08-04 2 Crops Good potato crop, little sign of potato rot 1855-08-25 2 Crops Large crop yields of Bristol Farms cited in letter 1855-11-10 2 Crops Farmers reap "golden harvest" as onion prices soar 1857-05-16 2 Crops Chinese sugar cane raised in Bristol 1857-10-03 2 Crops Large crops of carrots harvested 1857-11-14 2 Crops Prices, amount of carrot crop 1857-12-05 2 Crops Bristol onions blamed for outbreak of "aropecia" (loss of hair) 1858-01-16 2 Crops Crops planted in January as unusually mild winter continues 1858-01-30 2 Crops Unusually wet August damages potato crop 1858-08-14 2 Crops Fair weather improves prospect of good harvest 1858-09-04 2 Crops Widespread potato blight 1858-09-04 2 Crops Three hay crops raised in one season 1858-10-09 2 Crops Statistics re. crops, livestock, evaluation of Bristol Farms 1861-03-23 2 Crops Crops prostated by hail during severe storm 1861-06-22 2 Crops Crops threatened by destructive worms 1861-07-20 2 Crops Army worms decimate Bristol Farms 1861-07-27 2 Crops (also see food prices) Onions damaged by worms 1837-07-01 2 Crops (also see food prices) Good harvest forseen 1837-07-22 2 Crops (also see food prices) Good harvest confirmed 1837-08-12 2 Crops (also see food prices) Good harvest forseen 1838-06-09 2 Crops (also see food prices) Record harvest forseen 1838-07-14 2 Crops (also see food prices) Corn destroyed by storm 1838-08-11 2 Crops (also see food prices) Corn crops large, potato crops small 1838-09-22 2 Crops (also see food prices) Mulberry "fever" discussed 1838-10-20 2 Crops (also see food prices) Letter conc. culture of mulberry trees and silk 1839-02-09 2 Crops (also see food prices) Culture of mulberry trees 1839-04-06 2 Cross, Mary Obituary 1866-07-28 3 Croton Brass Band Performs, description of 1847-11-06 2 Croton Brass Band Gives concert at armory 1848-01-08 2 Crow, Ellen Wife of John, obituary 1871-04-15 3 Crowley, James 13 year old arrested for petty theft 1860-07-21 2 Crowley, John Obituary 1866-09-22 3 Crowley, Patrick Obituary 1861-08-17 3 Cruise, Amey (may be Emma C.) Obituary 1852-02-21 3 Cruise, Emma (may be Amey C.) Probate notice 1852-08-07 3 Cruise, Emma (may be Amey C.) Administrator's, commissioner's notice 1852-09-25 3 Crump, Lydia B. Married Elisha L. Munro 1853-01-01 3 Cullen, Brian Obituary 1849-08-11 3 Cullen, Catherine Obituary-age 102 1864-09-24 3 Culley, Marthew Obituary, child of James 1860-10-06 3 Cumings & Fish Copartnership dissolved 1853-01-01 3 Cumming, Sarah C. Wife of Benjamin, obituary 1864-03-12 3 Cummings, Benjamin S. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Cummings, Eliza Married Edmund Waldron 1834-05-10 3 Cummings, Harriet Married Charles Simmons of Mass. 1843-10-28 3 Cummings, Joseph T. Copartnership with J. Fish dissolved 1853-01-01 3 Cummings, L.P. (Lemuel) Sec. of Bristol Young Men's Temperance Union 1860-03-17 3 Cummings, Lemuel Found dead, inteperance blamed 1850-11-02 2 Cummings, Mary T. Married William M. Blake 1854-01-21 3 Cummings, Mary T. Married Henry Coggeshall 1851-05-31 3 Cummins, Benjamin S. (may be Benj. S. Cummings) Married Sally Peck 1843-07-22 3 Cunningham, Catharine Married Wm. Bosworth 1860-03-24 3 Cunningham, James Drowns after boat overturns, native of Scotland 1849-09-29 2 Cushman, Jacob App. Auctioneer 1836-05-14 2 Cushman, Jacob Obituary 1849-05-19 3 Cushman, Misses, Dressmakers Advertisement 1838-05-12 3 Cushman, Sylvia Obit, wife of Jacob 1845-10-18 3 Cushman, Sylvia Eulogy 1845-11-01 3 Cushman, Sylvia Daughter of Jacob, obituary 1874-06-20 2 Cushman, William C.G. Manager, Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Cushman, William C.G. Sec. of American Art Union 1851-06-07 2 Cushman, William C.G. Sec. of Cosmopolitan Art Association 1856-12-13 3 Custom House Meeting to study building 1836-04-16 3 Custom House Boat sold 1839-08-03 3 Custom House Mentioned in adver. 1844-04-13 3 Custom House New officers elected 1845-09-20 2 Custom House Need for new custom house cited 1854-04-01 2 Custom House U.S. government given jurisdiction of site for 1855-02-24 3 Custom House Article describing plans for new structure 1855-03-17 3 Custom House Advertisement to buy lot 1855-03-17 3 Custom House Controversy over building of 1855-03-24 2 Custom House Further controversy 1855-03-31 2 Custom House Delay in building custom house criticized 1855-07-21 2 Custom House Lot selected, article criticizing small size of proposed structure 1855-09-22 2 Custom House Building to commence on Hope St. 1856-05-10 2 & 3 Custom House Dimensions of, contractor hired 1856-08-23 2 Custom House Dimensions increased, H. Wardwell to supervise construction 1856-09-27 2 Custom House Completed 1857-10-17 2 Custom House Opens, description of 1857-11-07 2 Custom House Bannisters damaged by boys 1861-11-23 2 Fanny Coit Obituary, infant. Daughter of William and Sarah Coit 1867-02-23 3

D'Costa Joseph Obituary 1838-04-21 3 Dabow, Edward Escapes from Bristol 1838-03-03 2 Dabow, Edward Still at large 1838-06-02 2 Daggett, Capt. Henry Married Martha Richmond 1833-12-07 3 Daggett, Capt. Henry Buys stock in Polanoket Steam Mill 1841-08-14 3 Daggett, Capt. Henry Taxes assessed against 1843-09-02 2 Daggett, Capt. Henry Obituary 1847-12-18 3 Daggett, Frances M. Obituary (twin) father late Capt. Henry 1854-07-22 3 Daggett, John L. Married Harriet Lawless 1843-07-22 3 Daggett, Mary L. Administrator's Notice 1860-01-14 3 Daggett, Mary L. Administrators sale of furniture 1860-04-14 3 Daggett, Richmond Presented with sword 1862-11-22 2 Dakins, Abraham Married Ellen Timperly 1860-07-07 3 Daquerrotype Artists see photographers Darling James, F. Obituary child 1838-09-15 3 Darling, Capt. Master of schooner Robert Mills 1844-11-09 3 Darling, Capt. Accident reported 1845-11-01 2 Darling, Capt. James Joins California Gold Rush 1849-03-10 2 Darling, Capt. James Dies of Cholera in California 1851-01-04 2 Darling, Isaac L. Married Elizabeth Lake 1851-08-16 3 Darling, Isaac L. Notice concerning wife Susan 1860-10-20 3 Darling, J.L. Notice concerning wife Elizabeth 1853-11-19 3 Darling, James Sells schooner Diadem 1839-09-07 3 Darling, James F. Obituary child of Capt. James 1840-05-16 3 Darling, Mary E. Married M. Tilley of Conn. 1858-11-27 3 Darling, Nellie I. Obituary, Wife of Charles S. 1872-05-18 2 Darling, Priscilla Widow of William, Obituary 1874-07-18 2 Darling, William J. 2nd pipeman, King Philip Fire Co. 1858-01-23 2 Darling, William M. Dissolves partnership 1834-01-04 3 Davenport, Sarah Jane Married Peter Adlay of Portsmouth 1860-08-04 3 Davis Isaac H. (barber) Will raise prices 1857-07-25 3 Davis Isaac H. (barber) Shop burglarized 1858-11-27 2 Davis Jane Wife of Isaiah, Obituary 1866-03-24 3 Davis, Abbey Obituary child 1834-11-01 3 Davis, Abby Betsey Obituary child of Elbridge G. 1846-05-16 3 Davis, Benjamin G. Married Abbey Fish 1834-08-09 3 Davis, Catherine DeWolf Obituary father James DeWolf 1853-11-12 3 Davis, Catherine DeWolf Real estate corner Hope and Court sold by Byron Diman 1853-02-12 3 Davis, Charles H. Obituary child of Solomon T. 1851-03-22 3 Davis, Charles H. Married Sarah Johnson 1845-10-18 3 Davis, Charlotte Obituary wife of Captain John 1872-03-23 2 Davis, Elbridge Auction of farm of 1849-01-06 3 Davis, George Married Sarah Easterbrooks 1836-10-15 3 Davis, George Obituary 1871-05-27 2 Davis, George F. Dies at 19, son of George 1860-08-11 3 Davis, George Henry Obituary infant 1857-09-23 3 Davis, Henry N. Married Maria Luther of Warren 1854-12-16 3 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Advertised for real estate 1833-10-19 3 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Advertised for furniture 1833-10-19 3 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Appointed auctioneer 1834-05-17 2 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Resigns as auctioneer 1834-08-30 2 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) Leaves with family for Pennsylvania 1834-09-06 2 Davis, Ichabod (auctioneer) House sold 1835-04-04 3 Davis, Isaiah Involved in lawsuit over affray at colored church 1856-03-29 2 Davis, John I. Married Mary Pearse 1835-05-09 3 Davis, John J. Notice conc. Davis's Boot and Shoe Store 1840-02-22 3 Davis, John J. Agent, transfers stock 1840-05-09 3 Davis, John J. Notice 1840-05-09 3 Davis, John J. Notice to debtors 1840-06-13 3 Davis, John J. House rented 1840-09-05 3 Davis, John J. Lawsuit submitted to judgement 1840-09-19 2 Davis, Mary Collector, Bristol Seaman's friend sco. 1841-07-24 2 Davis, Mary Obituary 1833-10-05 3 Davis, Mary A. Married Perry Lawton of Warren 1848-12-23 3 Davis, Mary Abby Obituary child 1839-04-27 3 Davis, Mary Ann Daughter of Isaiah Obituary 1867-10-12 3 Davis, Mary M. Obituary child of Solomon T. 1850-02-16 3 Davis, Mary S. Married George W. Douglass 1857-12-05 3 Davis, Matilda T. Married John P. Munro 1836-10-29 3 Davis, Rebecca Notice concernibg Davis's Boot and Shoe Store 1840-02-22 3 Davis, Rebecca Obituary, wife of late Jessee 1843-06-10 3 Davis, Rebecca Eulogy 1843-06-24 3 Davis, Sally Obituary widow of William 1857-07-18 3 Davis, Sara Ann Obituary 1875-04-24 2 Davis, Seraphine Married William Peck 1858-01-30 3 Davis, Simon Obituary 1852-01-10 3 Davis, Simon Eulogy 1852-01-17 2 Davis, Sophia Obituary 1853-04-09 2 & 3 Davis, Thomas Married Hannah Kinder 1856-07-12 3 Davis, William Obituary 1843-03-25 3 Davis, William Jr. Married Nancy Wilcox 1837-11-04 3 Davis, William Jr. Clerk of Bristol Artillery 1840-03-28 3 Davis, William Jr. Files for insolvency 1840-08-22 3 Davis, William Jr. Petition granted 1840-09-19 2 Davis, William S. Obituary child of Solomon T. 1850-02-16 3 Davis's Boot and Shoe Store Mentioned in advertisment 1839-10-19 3 Davis's Boot and Shoe Store Advertised for books 1839-12-21 3 Davis's Boot and Shoe Store Notice concerning 1840-02-22 3 Davol, Abby Married Enos Titus 1836-09-03 3 Davol, Capt Obadiah Bosworth (may be O.B. Devol) Married Hannah M. Jones 1849-05-05 2 Davol, Thomas R. Married Emily Munro 1838-07-07 3 Dawley, Cynthia Obituary wife of Joseph 1845-12-13 3 Dawley, Daniel Obituary 1851-07-26 3 Dawley, Ed Obituary 1865-04-22 3 Dawley, Elizabeth Married Thomas Bowler 1852-03-20 3 Dawley, H.F. (storekeeper) may be Horace F Opens shoe store on State St. 1853-12-10 3 Dawley, H.F. (storekeeper) may be Horace F Moves store to Hope St. 1854-02-11 3 Dawley, H.F. (storekeeper) may be Horace F Former store mentioned 1854-11-04 3 Dawley, Horace F. (may be H.F.) Obituary 1854-11-18 3 Dawley, Horace F. (may be H.F.) Probate Notice 1854-12-09 3 Dawley, Joseph Director, Eagle Bank 1848-07-08 3 Dawley, Josephine Obituary child of Royal 1861-05-25 3 Dawley, Rebecca Widow of Benjamin obituary 1869-10-23 3 Dawley, Sarah Married Wm. Taner of Prov. 1841-05-29 3 Dawson, Benjamin Probate Notice 1850-10-12 3 Dawson, Benjamin Executor's notice 1850-11-30 3 Day, Sophia Obituary 1847-03-27 3 De Freest, Mr. D. (teacher) Opens school in Bristol 1850-11-30 2 & 3 De Freest, Mr. D. (teacher) Advertised for school 1851-02-08 3 Deane Sarah E. Obituary Funeral Notice 1847-05-15 2 Dearth, Andrews & Co. Copartnership in sperm oil and candle manufacturing begun 1844-06-01 3 Dearth, Andrews & Co. Begin soap making business 1845-12-20 3 Dearth, Andrews & Co. Dissolved, Andrews to continue business 1846-02-07 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Directs Fourth of July procession 1836-07-02 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Delivers toast on Fourth 1836-07-09 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Married Mary Richmond 1837-09-02 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Song inscribed to 1840-07-11 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Copartnership with R. Andrews, sperm oil and candle making business 1844-06-01 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) copartnership with R. Andrews dissolved 1846-02-07 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Continues to manufacture soap 1846-030-7 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Former factory mentioned 1847-05-01 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Opens drup, Grocery store 1847-07-10 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Advertised for books 1847-12-18 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Advertised for paint 1848-02-12 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Advertised for horse medicine 1848-04-22 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Store burglarized 1848-06-24 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Former store mentioned 1849-06-30 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Sells house and lot 1850-03-16 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Offers book-keeping school 1850-04-06 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) House and lot sold at auction 1850-04-13 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) House and lot on Hope St. sold at auction 1851-06-07 3 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Leads conc. Church choir on Fourth 1851-07-12 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) App. Clerk of courts 1853-05-07 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) App. Notary Public 1853-05-07 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Plays organ on Fourth 1853-07-02 2 Dearth, John W. (soap manufacturer) Obituary 1875-04-10 2 Dearth, Mary Gorham Obituary and Eulogy, wife of John W. 1842-12-03 3 Dearth, Ruth Obituary, wife of John W. 1865-09-16 3 DeCoaster, Mary Ann Married Ansel Sears 1851-08-02 3 DeCoaster, Mrs. Store mentioned in advertisement 1840-11-28 3 DeCoaster, Susan G. Married J. Garcier 1847-07-24 3 DeCosta, John Married Lydia Cook 1845-03-15 3 DeCoster, Susan Widow of Joseph Obituary 1869-11-06 3

Deed Original deed for large part of Bristol, 1686 which was sold to Walker is now in possession of Samuel Pomeroy Colt 1868-05-23 2 Delap, Rosa (infant) Daughter of William and Phebe Thompson Obituary 1867-07-13 3 Delaware(schooner) Launched by Crandall 1845-07-26 2 Democrats of Bristol Meeting of 1840-01-11 3 Democrats of Bristol Meeting to elect delegates 1843-07-22 3 Democrats of Bristol Protest slur from Providence Post 1853-03-12 2 Democrats of Bristol Victorious at polls 1853-04-09 2 Democrats of Bristol Dominate town meeting 1853-04-16 2 Democrats of Bristol Meeting of electors 1854-02-04 3

Democrats of Bristol Democratic candidates for Gov., Lt. Gov and Attorney General address Democrats of Bristol 1856-03-15 3 Democrats of Bristol Key Stone club formed after "union must be preserved" meeting 1856-08-30 2 Democrats of Bristol Vigorous efforts of cited 1856-10-11 2 Democrats of Bristol Hold torchlight procession on eve of election 1856-11-08 2 Democrats of Bristol Hold grand jubilee after victory at polls 1856-11-15 2 Democrats of Bristol Hold meeting 1857-02-28 3 Democrats of Bristol Meet to elect delegates 1858-02-13 3 Democrats of Bristol Description of meeting 1860-03-31 2 Democrats of Bristol Celebrate victory of polls 1860-04-07 2 Democrats of Bristol Meet to elect delegates 1861-02-16 3 Dempster, Jane Wife of John, Obituary 1873-04-26 2 Dempster,John (gardener) Advertise 1851-05-31 3 Dennis Mercy Ann Obituary, wife of Thomas 1843-02-11 3 Dennis (infant) Obituary, child of Thomas 1843-03-04 3 Dennis, Caroline E. Married Albert Peckham 1849-10-06 3 Dennis, Catherine Amelia Obituary, father Richmond W. 1854-01-14 3 Dennis, Harriet Augusta Obituary, father Richmond W. 1854-03-11 3 Dennis, Mary Obituary, child of Thomas 1839-10-05 3 Dennis, Mr. Store mentioned in advertisement 1841-04-24 3 Dennis, Richmond Exhibits prize colt at state fair 1858-07-18 2 Dennis, Thomas C. Obituary 1845-10-18 2 Denny, James H. Reads Declaration of Independence on Fourth 1860-06-30 2 Dentists Mr. Wakefield visitis Bristol 1835-11-07 3 Dentists Dr. Gouraud cisits Bristol 1837-01-21 3 Dentists Dr. Preston visits Bristol 1838-06-23 3 Dentists James. F. Young visits Bristol 1838-03-18 3 Dentists Dr. Allen visits Bristol 1839-05-18 3 Dentists Testimonial to Dr. Allen 1839-05-25 2 Dentists Dr. E.S. Hull re-opens practice 1840-10-17 3 Dentists N.S. Tyler opens temporary office 1841-07-10 3 Dentists Dr. Wilson visits Bristol 1841-09-25 3 Dentists L. Bugbee opens office 1842-04-02 3 Dentists L. Bugbee praised, will leave town soon 1842-08-27 2 Dentists R.P. Berry opens office in Bristol 1842-11-05 3 Dentists L. Bugbee returns to Bristol 1842-11-05 3 Dentists Testimonial for Dr. Bugbee 1842-11-12 3 Dentists Dr. Berry to leave town 1843-09-16 3 Dentists Dr. Berry to leave town 1844-03-30 3 Dentists Dr. Bugbee returns temporarily 1844-12-28 3 Dentists Dr. A.E. Phillips to visit Bristol periodically 1846-08-22 3 Dentists Dr. Phillips returns 1846-10-17 2 Dentists Dr. J.W. Paine opens office 1847-3-20 3 Dentists Dr. J. Thompson opens office in boarding house 1847-9-4 3 Dentists Dr. Parkhurst of Providence visits Bristol 1847-12-04 3 Dentists Dr. J. Thompson introduces chloriform anesthesia 1848-01-08 3 Dentists Dr. F.A. Fuller advertises 1848-09-30 3 Dentists G. Cushing advertises 1849-02-03 3 Dentists Dr. H.G. Luter visits Bristol 1849-11-03 3 Dentists Dr. Luther discontinues visits to Bristol partner Dr. Martin will visit 1851-07-12 3 Dentists Dr. Martin will locate permanently in Bristol 1852-05-15 3 Dentists Dr. Day visits Bristol 1853-03-19 3 Dentists Dr. Biggs visits Bristol 1855-05-05 3 Dentists Dr. Leland visits Bristol 1856-11-01 3 Dentists Dr. A. Hawes visits Bristol 1857-04-04 3 Dentists Dr. Mulcahey visits Bristol, opens office on Hope St. 1857-05-02 3 Dentists Dr. Mulcahey accused of swindling Phenix 1857-07-25 2 Dentists Dr. Mulcahey vindicated 1857-08-01 2 Dentists Dr. Hawes visits Bristol, testimonial to 1858-01-30 2 & 3 Dentists Dr. Leland advertises for office on Hope St. 1856-11-01 3 Dentists Dr. Hawes makes final visit, testimonial 1858-07-07 2 Dentists Dr. Woodward will visit Bristol 1858-09-25 2 & 3 Dentists Dr. Woodward opens office 1858-12-4 3 Dentists Advertisement for Dr. W.H. Greene 1860-01-07 1 Depot Wharf Mentioned in news item 1856-08-16 2 Devens, Charles Jr. (proprietor, Bristol Ferry House) Re-opens Bristol Ferry House 1856-06-07 2 & 3 Devens, Charles Jr. (proprietor, Bristol Ferry House) Advertises 1856-06-14 3 Devol, Diman & Co. (Oakum Manufacturers) Copartnership formed 1856-07-19 3 Devol, Diman & Co. (Oakum Manufacturers) Wm. Morse withdraws from copartnership 1856-11-08 3 Devol, Diman & Co. (Oakum Manufacturers) S. Pratt withdraws 1857-04-18 3 Devol, Diman & Co. (Oakum Manufacturers) Bristol Oakum Works totally destroyed by fire 1857-06-27 2 Devol, Diman & Co. (Oakum Manufacturers) Move office 1857-08-01 3 Devol, Mary Obituary and short biography, widow of Capt. George W. 1861-09-28 2 & 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Opens store on Hope St. (dry goods) 1852-09-25 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Will close business, sells out stock 1853-10-01 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Will close, sells stock at cost 1854-07-15 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Purchases Oakum Works, will begin operation 1855-09-22 2 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Sell-out of dry goods stock 1855-09-22 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Advertises to sell Bristol Oakum Works 1856-01-26 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Copartnership of Devol, Diman & Co formed 1856-07-19 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Advertises for groceries 1860-01-07 1 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Advertises for wholesale goods 1860-01-21 3 Devol, O.B. (storekeeper may be Obadiah B.) Moves store 1861-05-25 3 Devol, Obadish B. (may be O. Devol, Capt O. Davol) Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Devol, Thomas R. Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Devol, Thomas R. Will leave town, advertises to sell real estate 1855-03-10 3 Devol, William H. Probate Notice 1852-11-06 3 Devol, William H. Administrator's notice 1853-01-08 3 Devoll, Eliza Married Capt. George Littlefield 1836-04-02 3 DeWolf , Marcus A. Notice conc. Wife 1840-03-21 3 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Opened by Vars & Son 1855-06-02 3 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Description of Hotel, testimonial 1855-06-09 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Lit by gas for first time 1855-07-07 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Hosts clambake 1855-08-04 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Testimonial to Dr. Allen 1855-08-11 3 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) First ball of season held 1855-12-01 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Hosts clambake for Newport Fire Co. 1856-09-20 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Livery stable opened in rear of 1857-05-09 3 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) "Hop" held in 1857-09-12 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Letter praising 1857-09-19 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) For sale 1861-02-16 3 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Testimonial to Dr. Allen 1857-12-19 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Description of "Hop" in 1858-08-14 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Reopened 1862-06-14 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Social assembly held 1863-01-10 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Social assembly held 1863-01-17 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Last Social assembly held 1863-02-14 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Acquires building for expansion 1863-03-21 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Recently refinished 1863-05-23 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Hop a success 1863-08-08 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Social ball held for Christmas 1864-01-02 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Ready for summer boarders 1864-06-11 2 DeWolf House (also see Linden Place) Remodelled;brief history of 1866-07-14 2 DeWolf, William (General in Dorr Rebellion) Flees after Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Sec. of young men's lyceum 1842-11-19 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Copartnership with J.C. Pearce 1844-03-06 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Sells stock in Pokanoket steam mill 1844-01-27 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Quarter master and clerk of artillery 1846-04-11 2 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Married Clara A. Diman, daughter of Byron 1847-07-03 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Copartnership with J. Pearse dissolved 1849-06-16 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Notice of disassociation with N. Coggeshall & Co. 1849-06-23 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Cashier, Bank of Bristol 1855-07-07 3 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Elected Town Treasurer 1858-05-29 2 Dewolf, A. Sidney(also see Pearce & DeWolf) Delegate to Rep. convention 1861-03-09 2 DeWolf, Abby Publishes poetry 1855-12-22 2 DeWolf, Abby Poem published 1855-04-14 1 DeWolf, Abby Poem on Juniper Hill Cemetery published 1858-01-09 2 DeWolf, Abby Advertises for Poem 1858-01-30 3 DeWolf, Abby Receives letter from Sec of Queen Victoria 1858-11-13 2 DeWolf, Abby Married Charles Dana Gibson 1844-01-13 3 DeWolf, Abigail Obituary 1837-04-15 3 DeWolf, Abigail Probate Notice 1837-05-13 3 DeWolf, Abigail Commissioner's notice 1837-07-08 3 DeWolf, Abigail Administrator's notice 1837-07-15 3 DeWolf, Adjua Obituary 1868-04-04 3 DeWolf, Alexander V.G. Advertises for stolen boat 1839-08-03 3 DeWolf, Alexander V.G. Clerk for Bristol Artillery 1846-03-28 3 DeWolf, Alexander V.G. Married Mary Childs in Illinois 1849-11-17 3 DeWolf, Alexander V.G. Obituary, age 88, father late Henry 1857-10-31 3 DeWolf, Alice M. Married Stephen Grego 1851-07-04 3 DeWolf, Amey Obituary, negro 1842-01-03 3 DeWolf, Ann B. Obituary, wife of James 1838-01-06 3 DeWolf, Anne Cecilia Married John Sweet of Mass. 1849-01-13 3 DeWolf, Annie Widow of Henry, Obituary 1869-10-30 3 DeWolf, Annie Elizabeth married Nathaniel Middleton of S.C. 1842-09-24 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Launches schooner 1833-09-14 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Authorized to build bridge 1833-09-21 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Chosen delegate to conference on state of economy 1834-03-29 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Re-elected to General Assembly 1834-04-19 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) List of members of House of Rep. 1834-05-10 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Addresses Legislature 1834-05-17 1 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Criticized for conduct at town meeting 1834-05-17 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Elected delegate 1834-08-30 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Elected Commissioner for asylum 1834-08-30 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Re-elected to General Assembly 1834-08-30 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Letter conc. Lighthouse in Bay 1835-01-31 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Elected moderator of town meeting 1835-04-18 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Re-elected Representative 1835-04-18 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Donates Academy to town 1835-04-18 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Presents petition for Eagle Bank 1835-06-27 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Declines appointment to General Assembly 1836-09-03 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) President of R.I. Cloth Hall Co. 1836-09-17 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Offers reward for vandals 1836-10-08 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Petitions Legislature 1836-11-05 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Guardian of James 3rd 1837-04-22 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) First Representative 1837-04-22 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Lawsuit resolved 1837-06-10 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Guardian of minor children 1837-06-10 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Verdict of Lawsuit 1837-09-23 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Resigns as President of R.I. Cloth 1837-10-21 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Critically ill 1837-12-23 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Obituary 1837-12-30 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Probate Notice 1837-12-30 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Eulogy by Bishop Griswold 1838-02-10 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Executor's notice 1838-03-03 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) House lots sold 1838-03-24 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Interest in ships sold 1838-03-31 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Property sold 1839-03-30 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Summer House of 1839-09-07 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Letter conc. condition of summer house 1839-09-14 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Mark A. DeWolf made executor 1839-12-07 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Lots of land sold 1840-04-11 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Lots of land sold 1841-03-27 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Land in Somerset sold 1842-01-03 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Tomb robbed, silver plate recovered in Fall River 1842-06-11 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Tomb robber attempts escape 1842-07-16 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Third suspect arrested in robbing of tomb 1842-08-27 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Fourth suspect arrested 1842-09-24 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Testimony of witnesses in grave robbing 1842-09-24 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) House lots let at auction 1843-04-15 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Tomb robber petitions for freedom 1845-02-01 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Son dies 1845-03-22 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Planned railroad before death 1848-09-02 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Wm. B. DeWolf applies as executor 1852-06-19 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Trustee's sale of real estate 1852-09-11 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Wm. DeWolf and J.F. DeWolf involved in lawsuit over will of 1852-09-18 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Trustee's sale of property 1852-12-04 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Arkwright Mills estate sold 1853-06-18 3 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Financed building of ship Chippewa 1853-10-15 2 DeWolf, Capt. James (merchant) Mentioned as owner of privateer 1854-01-07 2 DeWolf, Captain John Obituary, article on life and death 1872-03-16 2 DeWolf, Caroline Obituary, wife of Francis, L.B. 1848-12-30 3 DeWolf, Charles Dies in Cuba 1834-11-29 3 DeWolf, Charles R. Obituary, child of Wm. Bradford Dewolf 1844-03-23 3 DeWolf, Charles Sr. Property sold 1835-03-14 3 DeWolf, Charles Sr. Notice of unpaid taxes 1835-05-23 3 DeWolf, Charles Sr. Charles Dewolf place sold 1848-02-19 3 DeWolf, Charles Sr. Charles Dewolf house mentioned in advertisement 1850-04-06 3 DeWolf, Charles Sr. Former house becomes boarding house 1850-05-25 3 DeWolf, Charles Sr. Former house destroyed by fire 1853-12-31 2 DeWolf, Charlotte P. Obituary, widow of Gen. George 1857-06-13 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Opens office and pharmacy 1835-05-09 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Advertises for cologne and perfume 1835-09-26 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Agent for coal 1839-07-13 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Rents farm 1842-02-26 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Sells livestock 1842-03-26 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Wharf at farm of mentioned in article 1842-10-08 2 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Resumes practice and drug store 1842-11-05 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Leases Ferry farm 1843-03-18 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Director, Freeman's Bank 1843-01-07 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Boarding house on farm of 1843-05-20 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Sells estate and farm lands 1843-09-16 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Description of farm 1843-09-23 2 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Letter from Cape Breton praising efforts of (as consul) 1843-11-11 2 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Sells farm implements 1844-04-06 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Notice of change of residence 1845-11-22 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Sells stock, Bristol steam mill 1847-09-11 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Former office mentioned 1847-12-04 3 DeWolf, Dr. J.J. (John) Sons serving in Union Army 1861-08-03 2 DeWolf, Eliza V. Married Robert Andrews 1847-07-03 3 DeWolf, Francis Beauty of residence cited by visitor 1855-08-11 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Married Caroline Dexter of Prov. 1848-04-08 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Married Louisa West 1850-10-19 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Director, Bank of Bristol 1852-07-10 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Lawsuit mentioned 1852-11-20 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Wins award for prize bull 1855-07-15 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Controversy re. horse show 1855-09-22 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Sheep herd mentioned 1856-07-04 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Copartnership with J. West dissolved 1857-11-07 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Thrown from carriage, injured 1860-07-21 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Sailboat Spray stolen from Richmond's Wharf 1860-08-11 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Offers inducement to volunteers as Civil War commences 1861-04-20 2 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Obituary 1861-06-08 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Probate Notice 1861-07-06 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Adminstrator's notice 1861-08-24 3 DeWolf, Francis L.B. Sr. Mansion of burns to ground, two men killed, 10 injured during fire 1860-05-12 2 DeWolf, General George Insurrection at Sugar plantation in Cuba 1844-05-04 2 DeWolf, General George Dies in Mass 1844-06-15 3 DeWolf, Harriet Married to Wm. Taylor 1833-09-14 3 DeWolf, Harriet Prescott Married Lloyd Aspinwall of N.Y. 1856-04-19 3 DeWolf, Henry Letter conc. missing books 1837-08-19 3 DeWolf, Henry Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1841-10-16 3 DeWolf, Henry Sells Wharf Estate, description of 1843-05-27 3 DeWolf, Henry Advertises to let house, corner State and Thames 1844-03-23 3 DeWolf, Henry Obituary & Eulogy 1857-10-24 3 DeWolf, Henry Probate Notice 1857-11-14 3 DeWolf, Henry Lots on farm of sold 1860-01-14 3 DeWolf, James Guardian appointed 1839-10-12 3 DeWolf, James Son of F.L.B. DeWolf, notice 1842-07-09 3 DeWolf, James F. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1846-09-19 3 DeWolf, James F. Married Ellen Dabney of Prov. 1847-10-02 3 DeWolf, James F. Director, Bank of Bristol 1851-07-12 3 DeWolf, James F. Marshall of the day on Fourth 1852-06-26 3 DeWolf, James F. Involved in lawsuit with Wm. DeWolf over will of Capt. James DeWolf 1852-09-18 2 DeWolf, James F. Lawsuit resolved 1853-03-19 2 DeWolf, James F. Marshall on Fourth 1853-06-25 2 DeWolf, James F. Farm mentioned 1855-05-19 2 DeWolf, James F. Exhibits prize horse in state fair 1855-09-22 2 DeWolf, James F. Wins awards for prize horses 1855-11-03 2 DeWolf, James F. Wins award for prize horses 1857-10-10 2 DeWolf, James F. Mansion of burns to ground, two men killed, 10 injured during fire 1860-05-12 2 DeWolf, James F. Further description of tragic fire, mansion 1860-05-19 2 DeWolf, James F. Obituary and article on death 1870-02-19 2, 3 DeWolf, James Jr. (son of Capt. James) Sells portion of Wharf estate 1843-06-24 3 DeWolf, James Jr. (son of Capt. James) Real estate sold at auction 1843-10-14 3 DeWolf, James Jr. (son of Capt. James) Dies in Cuba, eulogy 1845-03-22 2 Dewolf, John Livestock and farming utensils sold at auction 1844-03-09 3 Dewolf, John Rents house, corner Hope and State Streets 1844-10-12 3 Dewolf, John Elected 1st Representative 1847-04-10 2 Dewolf, John Whig Delegate to state convention 1847-12-25 3 Dewolf, John Director, Freeman's Bank 1848-01-22 3 Dewolf, John Argues against annexing portion of Bristol to Warren in General Assembly 1848-01-22 2 & 3 Dewolf, John Speech of (delivered to General Assembly) 1848-07-22 1 Dewolf, John Nominated as elector of free soil party 1848-09-30 2 Dewolf, John Letter conc. Nomination 1848-10-07 2 Dewolf, John Vandals throw trash in well of 1848-10-07 3 Dewolf, John Offers reward for poultry thieves 1850-03-02 3 Dewolf, John Offers reward for poultry thieves 1851-07-04 3 Dewolf, John Auction at J. DeWolf North Farm 1852-12-11 3 Dewolf, John Offers reward for hunters who shot fish hawk, will restrict trespassers 1853-07-09 3 Dewolf, John Advertises for tenant for farm 1853-09-24 3 DeWolf, John Appointed assessor of taxes 1834-05-17 2 DeWolf, John Appointed auditor of accounts 1834-05-17 2 DeWolf, John President and director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 DeWolf, John Appraiser of real estate 1835-05-02 2 DeWolf, John Appointed to town council 1835-05-02 2 DeWolf, John Surveyor of highways 1836-05-14 2 DeWolf, John Delivers toast on Fourth 1836-07-09 2 DeWolf, John Nominated as elector 1836-09-10 2 DeWolf, John Resigns as President of Bank of Bristol 1839-02-16 3 DeWolf, John Married Ruth Bourn 1839-08-24 3 DeWolf, John Director, Freeman's Bank 1840-01-11 3 DeWolf, John Rents house and garden 1840-08-01 3 DeWolf, John Appointed elector 1840-10-31 2 DeWolf, John Rents house on Hope Street 1841-09-18 3 DeWolf, John Obituary and Eulogy, wife of John W. 1841-10-16 2 & 3 DeWolf, John Probate Notice 1841-10-16 3 DeWolf, John Executor's notice 1841-12-04 3 DeWolf, John Farm rented 1842-02-12 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Prof. of Vermont Academy of Medicine 1835-08-22 4 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Lectures 1837-01-07 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Lecture praised 1837-01-14 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Candidates for farmer's prox. 1837-08-26 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Moderator of town meeting 1838-05-05 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Will lecture on Geology 1839-03-09 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Director, Freeman's Bank 1840-01-11 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Rents house and garden 1840-08-08 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Arrives in St. Louis to begin professorship 1840-11-14 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Letter conc. Lecture in West 1841-01-09 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Lectures on Science, praised 1845-12-06 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Lectures on fossil remains 1846-03-07 2 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Lectures on Science 1846-12-25 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) Will lecture on Geology 1847-02-13 3 DeWolf, John Jr. (Professor) dies, biographies 1862-03-08 2 & 3 DeWolf, John L. Married Mary White 1841-05-29 3 DeWolf, Josephine M. (daughter of James) Married Charles Lowett of Mass. 1836-11-19 3 DeWolf, Kate Married Reynolds Budd of N.Y. 1856-06-14 3 DeWolf, Levi Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 DeWolf, Levi Obituary 1848-07-22 3 DeWolf, Levi Probate Notice 1848-08-12 3 DeWolf, Levi Executor's notice 1848-12-30 3 DeWolf, Levi Executor's sale of real estate 1849-07-07 3 DeWolf, Levi Land sold at auction 1849-08-03 3 DeWolf, Levi Land sold at sheriff's sale 1849-08-11 3 DeWolf, Levi Former residence sold 1857-06-13 3 DeWolf, Levi Memorial cemetary mentioned 1858-06-05 2 DeWolf, Louise Married Carrington Munro 1835-10-31 3 DeWolf, Lydia Obituary age 85 yrs widow of Levi 1855-07-14 3 DeWolf, Madeleine Married B. Smith of N.Y. 1860-06-23 3 DeWolf, Marcus Assaulted by James Howland (negro) 1843-08-12 2 DeWolf, Marcus Obituary 1849-06-30 3 DeWolf, Marcus Obituary, child of Marcus, negro 1850-04-13 3 DeWolf, Marcus A. Married Ruth Burt 1839-09-07 3 DeWolf, Marianna Married Samuel H. Huntington of N.Y. 1853-09-24 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Sells cotton mill in Coventry 1838-05-05 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Lawsuit mentioned 1839-02-09 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Pres. Bank of Bristol 1839-02-16 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Home saved from fire, praises Fire Dept. 1839-09-14 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Petitions probate court 1839-10-12 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Visits Washington D.C. 1840-04-25 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Lawsuit submitted to referees 1840-09-19 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Testifies re. grave robbing of James DeWolf's tomb 1842-09-24 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Visiting Artillery stays at home of 1843-09-02 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Barn of destroyed by fire 1843-11-18 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Counting room mentioned 1845-08-23 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Lawsuit vs. F. Homer discussed 1845-09-13 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Lawsuits mentioned 1846-03-14 2 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Obituary 1851-03-22 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Probate Notice 1851-04-05 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Executor's notice 1851-07-12 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Farm on Poppasquash for sale 1851-08-02 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony N. Point Farm sold 1851-08-16 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Wharf and stores of estate sold 1851-08-16 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony N. Point Farm sold 1856-08-02 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony N. Point Farm, bank stock sold by executors 1857-06-27 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Jr. Obituary 1844-08-31 3 DeWolf, Mark Anthony Jr. Eulogy from Prov. Journal 1844-09-07 3 DeWolf, Mary Obituary, child 1840-03-14 3 DeWolf, Rosalie Married John Hopper of N.Y. (daughter of Wm. Henry 1847-04-03 3 DeWolf, Ruth Sec. of Bristol charitable society 1841-10-2 3 DeWolf, Ruth B. Widow of the late Captain John, Obituary 1874-07-11 2 DeWolf, Sarah R. Married Asa Rogers of Conn. 1852-05-22 3 DeWolf, Susan Obituary 1839-01-05 3 DeWolf, Susan Amelia Married J. Russell Bullock of Alton, Ill. 1840-09-12 3 DeWolf, Sylvia Obituary 1834-04-26 3 DeWolf, Theodora G. Married Christopher Colt 1837-11-25 3 DeWolf, William Probate Notice 1836-02-06 3 DeWolf, William (General in Dorr Rebellion) Also know as Wm. DeWolf Handy, article conc. 1842-05-28 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Sells cotton mill in Coventry 1838-05-05 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Director, Bank of Bristol 1839-07-06 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Lets Mount Hope Farm 1846-12-19 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Sheep stolen, offers reward 1848-01-01 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Vice-chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Poultry stolen from 1851-08-16 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Prize horse exhibited at state fair 1851-09-20 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Prize horse praises after showing 1851-09-27 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Cattle herd praised 1852-04-03 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Involved in lawsuit with J. DeWolf over will of Capt. James DeWolf 1852-09-18 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Lets Mount Hope Farm 1853-01-15 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Petitions General Assembly to sell real estate 1853-01-22 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Lawsuit resolved 1853-03-19 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Stallion of wins award in horse show 1854-06-24 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Exhibits horse "Matchless" at state fair, wins award for prize bull 1855-09-15 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Wins award for prize livestock 1855-11-03 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Offers reward for vandals shooting on property 1855-11-03 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Sheep stolen from 1857-07-18 3 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Wins award for prize horses 1857-10-10 2 DeWolf, William B. (may be Wm. Bradford) Sheep stolen from 1858-11-06 3 DeWolf, William Bradford (may be Wm. B. DeWolf) Receives prize for Durham bull 1844-10-05 2 DeWolf, William Bradford (may be Wm. B. DeWolf) Breeds bull 1845-08-02 3 DeWolf, William Bradford (may be Wm. B. DeWolf) Visited by Daniel Webster 1846-10-10 2 DeWolf, William Bradford (may be Wm. B. DeWolf) Description of homestead, Prize stock 1855-06-30 2 DeWolf, William Bradford (may be Wm. B. DeWolf) Dies, short biography 1862-01-18 2 & 3

DeWolf, William F. Of Chicago, formely of Bristol, children severely scalded in steamboat accident, one dies 1853-09-10 2 DeWolf, William F. 2 more children die, article concerning accident 1853-07-17 2 DeWolf, William F. 4th child dies 1853-09-24 2 DeWolf, William F. Article concerning DeWolf children 1853-11-05 1 DeWolf, William F. Elected to Legislature in Illinois 1845-08-22 3 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Addresses Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society 1834-02-22 2 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Advertises 1834-04-19 3 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Appointed to committee to study suffrage 1834-06-14 2 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Gives temperence address on Fourth 1834-07-12 2 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Appointed delegate to State Temperance Society 1834-10-18 2 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Moves office to Providence 1834-12-06 3 DeWolf, William Frederick (attorney) Forms partnership with Thomas Burgess 1834-12-27 3 DeWolf, William Henry Serving in R.I. regiment, short biography 1861-05-18 2 DeWolf, William Henry Visits Bristol after Washington campaign 1861-08-03 2 DeWolf, William Henry Receives commission in U.S. Navy 1861-08-17 2 DeWolf, William Henry Promoted 1861-11-30 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Advertises for iron hoops 1834-12-27 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit appealed 1835-01-31 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Chosen to select town watch 1835-12-19 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Notice concerning ship Ganges 1836-02-13 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit discontinued 1836-03-19 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Sells Anne (ship) 1837-03-13 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Sells Sarah Lee (barque) 1837-05-13 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit resolved 1837-06-17 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Sells ship Metacom 1837-07-22 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit submitted 1837-09-23 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Sells whaling implements 1838-07-28 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit discontinued 1859-09-21 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit continued 1839-09-21 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Notice conc. Ship Gen. Jackson 1840-02-15 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Nominated President of Young Men's Whig Convention 1840-04-11 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Nominated delegate to convention 1840-04-11 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Lawsuit decided 1840-09-19 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Offers rewards for parrot 1841-11-06 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Files for insolvency 1843-09-09 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Assignee's notice 1843-09-09 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Oil Factory sold at action 1843-09-16 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Meeting of creditors 1844-02-24 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Notice of creditors 1844-08-17 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Real estate and shares of ships sold at auction 1845-08-23 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Involved in lawsuit involving ship Corinthian 1846-06-20 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1848-11-11 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Dr. Martin moves office to residence 1850-12-7 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) App. Consul to Scotland 185310-22 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Obituary, Eulogy 1855-11-19 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Probate Notice 1855-07-07 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Administrator's notice 1856-06-28 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Mansion house to let 1854-04-29 3 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Mansion house to become hotel 1855-03-24 2 DeWolf, William Henry (Merchant) Commissioneers Notice 1857-02-07 3 DeWolf, William R. Accompanies father to Scotland 1853-10-22 2 DeWolf, Winthrop Treasurer of Providence Bank 1861-03-16 2 DeWolf's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1840-03-14 3 DeWolf's Wharf Fire at cooperage 1840-06-20 2 DeWolf's Wharf Boy falls from, drowns 1841-06-05 2 Diadem (schooner) Sold by James Darling 1839-09-07 3 Dickerson, James Arrested while attempting to sell goods, held in robbing of James DeWolf's tomb 1842-06-11 2 Dickerson, James Attempts to escape from jail, fires upon Munro's 1842-09-16 2 Dickerson, James Trial, testimony of witnesses, guilt verdict 1842-09-24 2 & 3 Dickerson, James Attempts to break out of Providence prison 1843-10-28 2 Dickerson, James Petitions for freedom 1845-02-01 2 Dickerson, James Charged with murder in Ohio 1853-05-21 2 Dickerson, James Description of Ohio murder 1855-04-14 2 Dickerson, James Executed 1855-06-09 2 Dill, George(infant) Obituary, son of George 1857-09-05 3 Dillon, Sarah Obituary, wife of John 1858-05-15 3 Diman (also see Dimond Diman, Abby A. Obituary, Eulogy, wife of Byron, daughter of Parson Wight 1843-08-12 3 Diman, Abby Byron Obituary, child 1838-08-18 3 Diman, Abigail Dies at 81, widow of Jeremiah 1851-06-14 3 Diman, Anna Obituary 1837-11-04 3 Diman, Byron Proxy votes counted 1834-05-10 3 Diman, Byron President of fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Diman, Byron Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 Diman, Byron Director, Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Diman, Byron Chosen to examine engines 1835-01-10 2 Diman, Byron Candidate for senator 1835-04-04 2 Diman, Byron Proxy votes counted 1835-05-16 2 Diman, Byron Sells wharf and store 1836-07-09 3 Diman, Byron Notice conc. Repairs to court house 1836-08-06 3 Diman, Byron Nominated as elector 1836-09-10 2 Diman, Byron Chosen to select town watch 1836-11-19 2 Diman, Byron Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Diman, Byron To repair engine house 1837-04-29 2 Diman, Byron Plants trees on Common 1837-04-29 2 Diman, Byron Elected 2nd representative 1837-09-02 2 Diman, Byron Committee to watch town 1837-12-09 2 Diman, Byron Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Diman, Byron Building committee, Cotton mill 1839-04-13 3 Diman, Byron Moderator of town meeting 1839-04-20 2 Diman, Byron Committee to improve burial ground 1839-10-12 2 Diman, Byron Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Diman, Byron President of Directors, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1840-02-08 3 Diman, Byron Candidate for L. Governor 1840-04-11 2 Diman, Byron Candidate for L. Governor 1841-04-17 2 Diman, Byron L. Governor presides at committee 1841-05-08 2 Diman, Byron Sworn into office 1841-05-08 2 Diman, Byron Trustee of New Saving Bank 1841-08-07 2 Diman, Byron Delegate to State convention 1841-09-04 2

Diman, Byron Referred to as Governor Diman, recommentds adoption of new consittution of special town meeting 1842-03-12 3 Diman, Byron New constitution at special town meeting 1842-03-12 3 Diman, Byron Moderator of town meeting, appointed to committee 1842-05-07 2 Diman, Byron Committee to frame constitution 1842-09-03 2 Diman, Byron Nominated for Lt. Governor 1843-01-28 2 Diman, Byron Guardian to minor children 1843-02-11 3 Diman, Byron Elected Lt. Governor 1843-05-06 2 Diman, Byron Sells stock in Bristol, steam mill fire 1843-08-05 3 Diman, Byron Chairman of meeting of friends of Henry Clay 1844-01-27 3 Diman, Byron Candidate for Lt. Governor 1844-03-30 2 Diman, Byron Elected Lt. Givernor 1844-05-11 2 Diman, Byron Collects contributions for new insane asylum in Providence 1844-10-05 2 Diman, Byron Candidate for Lt. Governor 1845-03-29 2 Diman, Byron Elected Lt. Governor 1845-04-05 2 Diman, Byron Officer for R.I. Sabbath union 1845-05-24 2 Diman, Byron Candidate for Lt. Governor 1845-11-22 2 Diman, Byron Criticized for statement re. law and order party 1845-12-06 3 Diman, Byron Elected Governor 1846-08-04 2 Diman, Byron Escorted through streets by Townspeople 1846-05-16 2 Diman, Byron Requisitions artillery members for mexican war 1846-05-23 2 Diman, Byron Calls for volunteers 1846-05-30 2 Diman, Byron States he will not seek re-election 1847-01-02 2 Diman, Byron Delegate to Whig convention 1848-06-24 3 Diman, Byron Chairman of stockholders of Telegraph Co, 1849-02-10 2 Diman, Byron Elected Senator 1850-04-06 2 Diman, Byron Buys historic chest 1850-08-03 2 Diman, Byron Suggested as candidate for Senator 1850-10-19 2 Diman, Byron Elected Senator 1851-04-05 2 Diman, Byron President of Directors, Bank of Bristol 1851-07-12 3 Diman, Byron Elected Senator 1852-04-10 2 Diman, Byron Elected moderator of town meeting 1852-04-10 2 Diman, Byron Elected delegate 1853-07-02 2 Diman, Byron Acting Chief Magistrate 1853-09-17 2 Diman, Byron Advertises to sell Sprague's Wharf 1853-09-17 3 Diman, Byron Married Elizabeth Liscomb 1855-05-05 3 Diman, Byron Chairman of meeting re. petitioning of legislature fpr city government in Bristol 1855-11-24 2 Diman, Byron Loses lawsuit to P.W. and Bristol RR 1856-03-22 2 Diman, Byron President of Republican State Convention 1856-05-24 2 Diman, Byron Addresses meeting of Fremont supporters 1856-09-27 2 Diman, Byron Lawsuit vs. RR resolved 1858-09-18 2 Diman, C.R. & Co. see Dimond, C.R. & Co. Diman, Captain Henry Appointed keeper of Sandy Point Lighthouse 1853-06-25 2 Diman, Captain Henry Obituary 1856-08-09 3 Diman, Captain Henry Probate Notice 1856-10-11 3 Diman, Captain Henry Commissioner's notice 1856-11-08 3 Diman, Captain Henry Administrator's notice 1856-11-22 3 Diman, Captain Henry Transferred to recently build Bristol Ferry light house 1855-12-22 2 Diman, Captain Henry Widow appointed keeper of Bristol Ferry Lighthouse 1856-08-23 2 Diman, Charles Obituary, son of William and Catherine 1870-01-08 3 Diman, Charles Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Diman, Clara A. Daughter of Byron, married A. Sydney DeWolf 1847-07-03 3 Diman, Dolly F. (may be Dorothea F.) Obituary 1857-11-21 3 Diman, Dolly F. (may be Dorothea F.) Adminstrator's notice 1858-03-06 3 Diman, Dolly F. (may be Dorothea F.) Commissioner's notice 1858-03-06 3 Diman, Dolly F. (may be Dorothea F.) Home burglarized 1857-05-16 2 Diman, Dorothea F. (may be Dolly F.) Probate Notice 1858-02-06 3 Diman, Dorothea F. (may be Dolly F.) Administrator petitions to sell real estate of 1858-09-11 3 Diman, Dorothea F. (may be Dolly F.) Adminstrator's sale of real estate 1858-10-09 3 Diman, Eliza Married Parker Borden 1835-06-20 3 Diman, Elizabeth Obituary 1838-09-22 3 Diman, Elizabeth Probate Notice 1838-10-13 3 Diman, Elizabeth Commissioner's notice 1838-11-17 3 Diman, Elizabeth Administrator's notice 1838-11-17 3 Diman, Elizabeth Obituary 1834-07-26 3 Diman, Elizabeth Married Thomas Grant 1841-07-17 3 Diman, Elizabeth Appointed keeper of lighthouse after husbands death (Capt. Henry 1856-08-09 3 Diman, Elizabeth Obituary 1857-02-07 3 Diman, Elizabeth Probate Notice 1857-03-07 3 Diman, Elizabeth W. Married Jeremiah Munro 1846-08-01 3 Diman, Ellen Bradford Obituary, child of John, N. 1860-08-18 3 Diman, Frances L.(may be Francis L.D.) sells house on Constitution Street 1855-10-20 3 Diman, Frances M. Admitted freeman 1834-04-19 2 Diman, Francis L.D.(may be Francis L.) Married Rosabella Barrus 1842-05-21 3 Diman, George B. Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Diman, George B. Condition improved 1860-05-19 2 Diman, George W. Married Emeline Miller 1851-09-06 3 Diman, Hannah Obituary 1840-06-13 3 Diman, Hannah Obituary 1839-08-31 3 Diman, Henry Jr. Married Elizabeth Tabour of New Bedford 1839-09-21 3 Diman, Henry W. Copartnership of Devol, Diman & Co formed 1856-07-19 3 Diman, Henry W. Elected representative 1860-04-07 2 Diman, Henry W. Appointed Justice of Peace 1860-04-28 2 Diman, Henry W. Appointed Notary Public 1860-06-09 2 Diman, Henry W. Delegate to Representative Convention 1860-09-22 2 Diman, Henry W. VP of Bristol Wide Awake club 1860-10-06 2 Diman, Henry W. Honored for organizing series of lectures 1861-03-30 3 Diman, Henry W. First Bristolian to volunteer as Civil War commences 1861-04-20 2 Diman, Henry W. Clerk of Artillery 1861-06-29 3 Diman, Henry W. President of meeting re. enrollment of additional volunteers 1861-09-21 2 Diman, Henry W. Acting paymaster of U.S. Navy 1862-01-25 2 Diman, Henry W. Reports for duty aboard gunboat 1862-02-08 2 Diman, Hopestill P. Jr. (may be H.P. Dimond) Charges Wm. Dean with assault 1849-09-15 2 Diman, Ida Clark Obituary, daughter of William J. & Catherine 1858-08-14 3 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Reads Declaration of Independence on Fourth 1851-06-28 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Receives degree from Brown 1851-07-12 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Returns from England 1856-06-14 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Appointed Pastor of Fall River Church 1856-11-22 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Description of Ordination ceremony 1856-12-13 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Speaks at dedication ceremonies 1857-10-31 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Continues series of lectures 1858-02-20 3 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Description of lecture 1858-02-27 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Installed at Fall River Church 1860-03-24 2 Diman, J. Lewis (Jeremiah) Married Emily Stimson of Providence 1861-05-18 3 Diman, James Obituary 1845-02-08 3 Diman, James Committee to remove nuisances 1834-05-17 2 Diman, James Elected town council 1838-05-05 2 Diman, James Committee to dig well on Common 1838-09-01 2 Diman, James Appointed to town council 1843-04-08 2 Diman, James Appointed Justice of Peace 1844-04-06 2 Diman, James Married Adeline R. Cottrell of VT. 1855-12-22 3 Diman, James Advertises for drug and grocery store 1860-01-07 3 Diman, James Advertises for dry goods 1860-01-07 3 Diman, James Appointed Notary Public 1860-06-09 2 Diman, James L. Receives award at Brown U. 1848-07-29 2 Diman, Jeremiah Inmate of Asylum, found dead in Foster 1861-03-30 2 Diman, Jeremiah Notice of probate 1834-03-08 3 Diman, Jeremiah House lots sold 1834-03-15 3 Diman, Jeremiah Land and buildings sold 1836-05-07 3 Diman, Jeremiah (alias Greenbush) Absconded from Asylum 1850-04-06 3 Diman, Jeremiah (alias Greenbush) Found dead in New York 1850-12-14 2 Diman, Jeremiah 2nd Gauger of casks 1834-05-17 2 Diman, Jeremiah 2nd Guardian appointed 1841-04-10 3 Diman, Jeremiah 2nd Guardian's notice 1841-06-12 3 Diman, Jeremiah 2nd Dies at 80, Eulogy 1847-08-14 3 Diman, Joana Married Benjamin Whitford 1848-12-09 3 Diman, John Obituary 1875-12-25 2 Diman, John Advertises for casks 1837-04-29 3 Diman, John Married Mrs. Mary Anthony 1841-08-21 3 Diman, John W. Married Nancy R. Durfee of Tiverton 1853-11-05 3 Diman, Jonathan Homestead estate sold 1858-10-09 3 Diman, Jonathan Obituary 1870-05-28 3 Diman, Lafavour Death of; article 1864-11-05 2 Diman, Louis Delivers speech on Fourth 1845-07-12 2 Diman, Margaret Opens school for young children 1837-08-12 3 Diman, Margaret Married to Allen Bradford 1833-09-14 3 Diman, Margaret D'W Obituary 1856-06-14 3 Diman, Marion Married James P. Pierce 1843-06-17 3 Diman, Martha Obituary & Eulogy 1855-01-13 3 Diman, Martha J. Married J. Gardner 1848-11-11 3 Diman, Martha V. Obituary 1850-11-09 3 Diman, Mary Obituary and Eulogy, Wife of John 1862-02-15 3 Diman, Mary R. Married Francis Marble of Warren 1858-01-02 3 Diman, Miss M.J. Opens private school 1846-05-02 3 Diman, Rebecca Wife of William, Obituary 1869-04-10 2 Diman, Royal Estate sold 1838-10-27 3 Diman, Royal Former residence mentioned 1847-02-13 3 Diman, Seraphine Married David Wilcox of Tiverton 1847-04-10 3 Diman, Thomas Obituary 1836-01-16 3 Diman, Thomas Probate Notice 1836-02-06 3 Diman, Thomas Commissioner's notice 1836-07-23 3 Diman, Thomas Land sold 1837-03-11 3 Diman, William Advertises for coal 1838-09-01 3 Diman, William Obituary 1874-10-17 2 Diman, William (Rev. war veteran) Obituary 1844-12-21 3 Diman, William (Rev. war veteran) Probate Notice 1845-02-08 3 Diman, William F. Returns from California gold rush 1851-06-21 2 Diman, William H. Obituary, child of Henry W. 1842-12-17 3 Diman, William James married Catherine Mickle 1851-11-29 3 Diman, William Jr. Measurer of wood 1843-04-08 2 Dimon, Julia A. Married William H. Card 1837-06-10 3 Dimond Estate Sold at auction 1838-11-10 3 Dimond, Adelia R. Obituary, wife of C.R. Dimond Esq. 1857-08-15 3 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Begins business(C.R. Dimond Co.) 1849-07-21 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Copartnership notice 1849-07-21 3 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Firm finds coal deposit in Bristol 1849-11-17 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Samples of suger exhibited at state fair 1851-09-20 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Hurt in accident at sugar mill 1852-12-18 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Workers strike for higher wages, demands refused 1853-05-21 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Workers demand shorter working hours 1853-07-23 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Company suspends payment of notes 1853-10-22 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Makes settlement with creditors, refinery will be managed by N.Y. firm 1853-11-05 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Refinery sold at auction in N.Y. 1854-02-18 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Furniture sold at auction 1854-11-18 3 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Appointed delegate 1855-03-24 2 Dimond, C.R. (Sugar Manufacturer (Cornelius)) Married C. Sargent of Iowa 1858-10-23 3 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Copartnership in sugar refinery begins 1849-07-21 2 & 3 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Finds coal deposit in Bristol 1849-11-17 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. German employee injured in fall 1851-05-17 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Need for water causes wells in vicinity to run dry 1852-08-07 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Workers strike for higher wages, demands refused 1853-05-21 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Workers demand shorter working hours 1853-07-23 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Company suspends payment of notes 1853-10-22 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Makes settlement with creditors 1853-11-05 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Refinery sold at auction in N.Y. 1854-02-18 2 Dimond, C.R. & Co. Copartnership with Norris and Barns dissolved 1854-02-18 3 Dimond, Charles W. Married Mary Catherine Church 1854-12-09 3 Dimond, Elizabeth Property sold 1839-01-12 3 Dimond, Elizabeth Obituary and Eulogy, age 97 ys, widow of Royal 1855-05-26 3 Dimond, Frances Maria Obituary, child 1837-02-18 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Letter to editor 1835-08-08 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Sells father's estate 1837-12-30 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Sells house and lot 1838-04-28 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Notice to creditors of 1838-11-24 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Mansion of 1839-01-26 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) House and lot sold at auction 1841-09-25 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Appointed US consul to Vera Cruz 1842-03-19 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Escapes death during shipwreck 1847-03-20 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Account of shipwreck 1847-04-03 2 & 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Correspondence from Vera Cruz 1848-08-26 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Letter from 1849-04-14 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Nominated for Lt. Governor 1853-02-26 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Subscriber of Prov-Bristol RR 1853-04-02 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Becomes Governor after resignation of Gov. Allen 1853-05-07 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Will assume duties as Governor 1853-07-23 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Stockholder of N.Y. and Pacific RR, Chosen V.P. 1853-11-12 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Nominated for Governor 1854-02-11 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Defeated in election 1854-02-11 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Argues against annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1856-02-09 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Petitions General Assembly for charter of King Philip Bank 1856-02-23 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Presides at Jubliee celebrating Democratic victory at polls 1856-1-15 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Petitions General Assembly for creation of New Bank, petition withdrawn 1857-01-24 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Seriously injured in carriage accident 1857-03-07 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Argues against division of Bristol 1858-02-20 2 & 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Lawsuit vs. M. Moore resolved 1858-09-18 2 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Commissioner's notice 1860-04-21 3 Dimond, Francis M. (Governor of R.I.) Probate Notice 1860-11-10 3 Dimond, Francis M. 2nd Appointed surveyor of Port 1858-01-23 2 Dimond, H. Potter (may be Hopestill P.) Inspector of Port 1853-06-25 2 Dimond, H. Potter (may be Hopestill P.) Dies, vacancy filled 1857-10-31 2 Dimond, H. Potter Jr. (may be H.P, Diman) Dies at sea, son of Col H.P. 1853-06-18 2 & 3 Dimond, H. Potter Jr. (may be H.P, Diman) King Philip Fire Co. offers resolution of sympathy 1853-06-25 3 Dimond, Henry W. Comm. To study commeration of Battle of New Orleans 1836-12-31 3 Dimond, Henry W. Obituary 1838-06-30 3 Dimond, Henry W. Probate Notice 1838-07-07 3 Dimond, Henry W. Administrator's notice 1838-09-22 3 Dimond, Henry W. Commissioner's notice 1838-09-22 3 Dimond, Henry W. Guardian appointed for children 1843-10-07 3 Dimond, Hopestill Potter(may be H. Potter) Obituary 1857-10-17 3 Dimond, Hopestill Potter(may be H. Potter) Probate Notice 1857-11-07 3 Dimond, Isabella E. Daughter of F.M. Dimond, married S. Norris 1850-04-27 3 Dimond, Martha Married J. H. Schomaker of Germany 1851-05-31 3 Dimond, Martha Married Wm. Warren 1844-03-16 3 Dimond, Mary Wife of John, Obituary 1864-04-16 3 Dimond, Mrs. Maria Struck by boy on sled 1861-02-02 2 Dimond, Rosa Married Theodore W. Phinney of Cuba, daughter of Governor F.M. Dimond 1856-11-22 3 Dimond, Royal Obituary, chlld 1838-05-26 3 Dimond, Virginia Obituary, child 1837-02-11 3 Dix, Andrew N. (storekeeper) Advertises for dry goods 1848-06-03 3 Dixon, Thomas Notice conc. Wife Harriet 1855-11-10 3 Dixon, Thomas Married M. Taylor 1860-01-07 3 Doctors Dr. John Weeden adver 1834-02-15 3 Doctors Moves to Hope and State 1835-01-10 3 Doctors Dr. J.J. DeWolf advertises 1835-05-09 3 Doctors Dr. Williams, Oculist visits Bristol 1836-06-11 2 Doctors Dr. Williams offers free care 1836-06-18 2 Doctors Dr. J.A. Brown visits Bristol 1836-10-01 3 Doctors Letters praising Dr. Brown 1836-10-08 3 Doctors Drs. Siles and Jabez Holmes form copartnership 1837-01-14 3 Doctors Doctress visits Bristol 1837-09-16 3 Doctors Dr. Green opens practice 1838-06-02 3 Doctors Dr. L.W. Briggs opens office 1840-03-14 2 Doctors Dr. Mason of Warren opens Bristol office 1840-04-18 3 Doctors Mrs. Richardson, Doctress visits Bristol 1840-08-08 3 Doctors Dr. L.W. Briggs moves office after fire 1841-05-14 3 Doctors Dr. L.W. Briggs moves 1841-09-04 3 Doctors Dr. J.J. DeWolf resumes practice and pharmacy 1842-11-05 3 Doctors Dr. Arnold, magnetist visits Bristol with clairvoyant 1846-06-06 3 Doctors Dr. Martin opens office in boarding house 1847-05-01 3 Doctors Dr. Samuel Drury opens office, forms copartnership with Dr. Briggs 1847-06-05 3 Doctors Dr. Silas Holmes returns to Bristol, resumes practice 1847-06-26 3 Doctors Dr. Martin opens office on Hope St., offers free care to poor 1848-09-23 3 Doctors Dr. Boardman visits Bristol, offers cure for stammering 1849-06-16 2 Doctors Dr. Graves visits Bristol 1850-01-26 3 Doctors Dr. Graves lectures on Phrenology 1850-02-09 3 Doctors Dr. Graves lectures, opens temporary office 1850-05-18 2 & 3 Doctors Madame Amy, clairvoyant and Botanic Doctress, visits Bristol 1850-06-22 3 Doctors Madame Young, Phrenologist, visits Bristol 1850-08-10 3 Doctors Dr. H.K. Root, consumption and Blood doctor visits Bristol 1850-12-21 3 Doctors Madame Young, Indian doctress visits Bristol 1853-06-25 3 Doctors Dr. Graves visits Bristol, lectures on Phrenology 1853-10-29 3 Doctors Dr. Sargent visits Bristol (Homoeopathic Physician) 1854-12-09 3 Doctors Dr. G. Brown will settle in Bristol, opens office 1855-07-21 3 Doctors Dr. Schofield, Electric Physician visits Bristol 1855-08-11 3 Doctors Dr. Ellis moves office 1856-05-24 3 Doctors Prov. Addison visits Bristol, described as "walking clairvoyant) 1857-07-11 3 Doctors B. Perry visits Bristol, promises cure for baldness 1858-01-30 2 & 3 Doctors Dr. Smedley visits Bristol, promises cure for stuttering 1858-06-26 2 & 3 Doctors Mrs. W. Allen, Physician and clairvoyant will visit Bristol 1860-09-29 2 Doctors Dr/Dentist Preston Day to be in town in office of Dr. Gallup 1864-04-09 2 Dodge S. Child injured by falling timber 1855-11-17 2 Dodge, Charles Henry Obituary, father Solomon 1856-04-19 3 Donahue, Ann Wife of Michael, Obituary 1866-06-02 3 Donahue, James Francis (infant) son of Michael and Ann Donahue, Obituary 1869-01-30 2 Donahue, Jeremiah Obituary 1864-03-05 3 Donahue, Margaret Daughter of Michael, Obituary 1866-11-17 3 Dorcy, Elizabeth Married Samuel Liscomb 1843-07-23 3 Doringh, Charles H.R. Married Seraphina Smith 1855-10-13 3 Doringh, Charles H.R. Director, Bank of Bristol 1858-07-31 3 Doringh, Charles H.R. Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Doringh, Charles H.R. Condition slightly improved 1860-05-19 2 Doringh, Charles H.R. Director, Eagle Bank 1861-07-06 3 Dorr Rebellion Bristol Artillery and volunteeers take part in, town alarmed 1842-05-21 2 Dorr Rebellion Artillery called to quell rebellion 1842-06-25 2 Dorr Rebellion Triumphant return from 1842-07-02 2 Dorr Rebellion Member of artillery relates story of 1842-07-09 2 Dorr Rebellion Bristol guards warned of attempt to free prisoners and sack town 1842-07-16 2 Dorr Rebellion Prisoners come to trial, testimony 1843-01-07 2 Dorr Rebellion Prisoners of Dorr Rebellion tried 1843-03-18 2 Dorr Rebellion Samuel Curry and John Whipple address townspeople, discuss issues of Rebellion 1843-04-01 2 Dorr Rebellion Issues settled 1843-04-08 2 Dorr Rebellion Political prisoner discharged from jail 1843-04-22 2 Dorr Rebellion Another political prisoner released 1843-05-13 Dorr Rebellion Artillery celebrate anniversary of 1843-05-20 2 Doty, Benjamin Appointed field driver 1834-05-17 2 Doty, Benjamin Obituary and eulogy 1844-08-10 3 Doty, Benjamin Administrator's notice and commissioner's notice 1844-09-14 3 Doty, Benjamin Furniture sold at auction 1844-10-26 3 Doty, Benjamin Administrator's sale of land 1845-04-12 3 Doty, Benjamin Jr. Married Martha Ingraham 1835-11-14 3 Doty, Edmond Living in Illinois, farm damaged by tornado 1860-06-23 2 Doty, George Resigns from food union 1857-09-26 3 Doty, George Obituary 1873-01-18 2 Doty, Henrietta M. Obituary, child of Henry 1860-11-03 3 Doty, Henry Article on death 1866-02-17 2 Doty, Henry Obituary 1866-02-17 3 Doty, Henry 2nd Married Esther W. Sisson 1856-12-06 3 Doty, John M. Married Lizzie H. Peabody of Newport 1858-11-06 3 Doty, Louisa Obituary, wife of Henry 2nd 1856-01-19 3 Doty, MaryAnn Married Henry F. Bush 1853-12-03 3 Doty, MaryAnn Obituary 1856-09-27 3 Doty, Raymond D. Obituary, sone of Benjamin, age 18 1860-03-03 3 Doty, Sarah Married B. Easterbrooks Jr. 1847-10-02 3 Doty, Sarah Obituary, widow of Benjamin 1845-07-26 3 Doty, Simeon (Sea Captain) Dies off coast of Africa 1841-10-09 3 Dougherty, William Probate Notice 1840-06-06 3 Dougherty, William Administrator's notice 1840-08-08 3 Douglas, Ardelia Obituary, poem child of Samuel 1860-11-03 3 Douglas, George (storekeeper) Store mentioned in advertisement 1839-06-22 3 Douglas, George (storekeeper) House rented 1840-09-05 3 Douglas, George (storekeeper) Store mentioned in advertisement 1842-03-26 3 Douglas, George (storekeeper) Copartnership with John Barney dissolved 1842-10-08 3 Douglas, George (storekeeper) Officer, St. Alban's lodge 1857-12-19 3 Douglas, George (storekeeper) Store mentioned 1860-04-21 3 Douglas, infant Obituary, child of George 1835-05-16 3 Douglas, Stephen Probate Notice 1860-01-21 3 Douglass, Martha B. Obituary 1852-06-19 3 Douglass, Amey C. Obituary, wife of Parvis 1845-10-11 3 Douglass, Ardelia Obituary, wife of George W. 1856-12-13 3 Douglass, George W. (storekeeper Advertises for shoestore 1856-01-12 3 Douglass, George W. (storekeeper Married Mary S. Davis 1857-12-05 3 Douglass, George W. (storekeeper Obituary 1867-06-22 3 Douglass, Henry Obituary 1858-03-27 3 Douglass, John H. Jr. Obituary 1873-06-21 2 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Married Bebee Lawton 1836-07-02 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Advertises for groceries 1839-01-19 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Advertises for fish 1839-01-19 4 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Advertises for wood 1840-07-11 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Advertises to buy rags 1842-01-29 4 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Notice, will no longer sell on credit 1842-08-27 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Visiting committee Bristol seaman' friend society 1842-09-24 2 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Collects donations to help victims of potato famine 1847-03-06 2 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Advertises for "American Union Store" 1850-03-30 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Store robbed of $125 1851-05-24 2 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Assignee's notice 1854-07-01 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Assignee's sale of stock 1854-07-08 3 Douglass, John S. (merchant) Obituary 1875-06-26 2 Douglass, Mary Obituary 1833-10-19 3 Douglass, Parvis Dies at 88 1861-10-12 3 Douglass, Samuel Married Abby Manchester 1847-05-08 3 Douglass, W.H. (may be Wm. H.) Clerk of King Philip Fire Co. 1853-04-23 3 Douglass, Waity Married Horace Lawton 1844-07-20 3 Douglass, William H. (may be W.H. Douglass) Married Rebecca A. Winslow 1854-05-13 3 Douglass, William H. (may be W.H. Douglass) Assignee's notice 1854-02-18 3 Douglass, William H. (may be W.H. Douglass) 1st assistant, King Philip Fire Co. 1858-01-23 2 Downer, James Obituary, child of Thomas 1861-08-17 3 Downer, William Obituary, child of Thomas 1860-08-11 3 Doyle, Daniel Obituary 1872-02-24 2 Dragdowns, Company of Notice of meeting 1838-09-01 3 Dragdowns, Company of Parade through town 1838-09-15 2 Dragdowns, Company of Mentioned in letter 1838-09-15 2 Dragdowns, Company of Mentioned in letter 1847-10-09 2 Dream (pleasure yacht) Beached by same 1845-09-13 2 Dressmakers Misses Brown and Wheaton open business 1842-11-19 3 Dressmakers L. Manchester advertises 1846-09-26 3 Dressmakers Mrs. E.L. Wheelock advertises 1849-05-05 3 Dressmakers J. Brayton advertises 1850-10-19 3 Dressmakers Franklin and Hatch open shop on State St. 1853-11-26 3 Dressmakers Mrs. Thorpe opens shop on State St. 1855-10-20 3 Dressmakers Mrs. Brown advertises 1856-10-18 3 Dressmakers C. Cahoone offers dressmaking 1857-06-20 3

Dressmakers Miss E. Bullock visits Bristol, offers dressmaking lessons, phrenological and physiological advice 1857-07-25 3 Dressmakers H.L. Easterbrooks advertises 1857-10-31 3 Dressmakers Miss S. Livesly advertises for Hope St. store 1860-09-22 3 Dressmakers Miss J.L. Gardner advertises 1861-06-15 3 Droughts Drought ends 1836-09-21 2 Droughts Harvest threatened by severe drought 1843-07-15 2 Droughts Drought continues 1843-07-22 2 Droughts Drought ends with severe storm 1843-07-29 2 Droughts Abundant showers relieve drought 1843-08-05 2 Droughts Showers end drought 1844-07-20 2 Droughts Severity of drought cited 1844-09-28 2 Droughts Severe drought continues, cotton mill close for lack of water power 1846-10-10 2 Droughts Drought ends, crops saved 1848-09-23 2 Droughts Severe drought, crops threatened 1849-07-21 2 Droughts Drought ends 1849-08-03 2 Droughts Drought ends 1850-07-20 2 Droughts Severe drought continues 1854-09-02 2 Droughts Dramatic rise in food prices forseen as drought continues 1854-09-09 2 Droughts Many wells dry after prolonged drought 1855-09-22 2 Droughts Unusual spring drought 1860-05-12 2 Droughts Drought continues unabated 1860-05-19 2 Droughts Drought ends 1860-05-26 2 Drown, James Guardian appointed 1836-02-27 3 Drown, James Guardian's notice 1836-03-05 3 Drown, James Property sold 1836-04-09 3 Drown, James Houselot sold 1836-09-21 3 Drown, James Obituary 1836-10-29 3 Drown, James Probate Notice 1836-11-26 3 Drown, James Commissioner's notice 1837-01-07 3 Drown, James Administrator's notice 1837-01-07 3 Drown, Rufus B. Married Alice Bowler 1840-06-27 3 Drown, Rufus B. Notice conc. Wife 1840-10-24 3 Drown, Rufus B. Obituary 1869-02-13 2 Drown, Sally Guardian's notice 1836-09-21 3 Drown, Sally Obituary 1836-01-16 3 Drown, Sarah Guardian appointed 1836-02-27 3 Drown, Sarah Guardian's notice 1836-03-05 3 Drown, Sarah (wife of Solomon) Obituary 1836-01-30 3 Drown, Sarah M. Married Francis Ennis 1850-12-07 3 Drown, William H. Obituary 1842-10-08 3 Drowne, Sally Obituary 1860-06-30 3 Drownings see accidents-Drownings Drug Stores Advertises Dr. Weeden 1834-03-29 3 Drug Stores Dr. Weeden moves to corner of Hope and State 1835-01-10 3 Drug Stores Dr. J.J. DeWolf opens pharmacy 1835-05-09 3 Drug Stores Mr. L.W. Briggs advertises 1840-08-01 3 Drug Stores Dr. L.W. Briggs moves after fire 1841-05-14 3 Drug Stores Dr. L.W. Briggs moves store 1841-09-04 3 Drug Stores Briggs and Dr. Drury form copartnership, open drug store 1847-06-05 3 Drug Stores John Dearth advertises 1847-07-10 3 Drug Stores Dr. Martin offers herbs, drugs 1849-05-19 3 Drug Stores James Diman advertises 1860-01-07 3 Drug Stores Benjamin Tilly mentioned 1863-01-03 2 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Opens practice and drug store in Bristol, forms copartnership with Dr. Briggs 1847-06-05 3 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Sec. of periodical association 1848-09-09 3 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Moves office to Providence 1849-05-05 3 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Letter from describing cases of "varioloid" 1853-09-03 2 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Advertises for vaccinations 1853-09-17 3 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Purchases estate on Hope St. 1855-05-05 2 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Offers free vaccinations for smallpox 1860-03-10 2 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1849-09-01 3 Drury, Samuel S. (Doctor) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1850-08-24 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Storrs, Bourn & Co. notice 1834-06-14 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) William B. Tilley advertises 1834-10-18 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Storrs, Bourne & Co. close 1835-04-04 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Storrs, Bourne & Co. closed because of death of Mr. Storrs 1835-04-18 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Benjamin S. Bourn Notice 1835-04-18 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Pierce & Bowen advertises 1835-08-01 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Bourn & Church advertises 1835-10-03 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Pierce & Bowen dissolved 1836-06-25 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Charles Willcox opens store 1836-07-02 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) George C. Pierce advertises 1836-07-02 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Wm. B. Tilley to close business 1836-09-03 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Bourn & Church to close 1836-11-26 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) George C. Pierce to close 1837-09-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) George C. Pierce will not close 1837-10-21 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Wm. B. Timmey opens dry goods store 1838-03-24 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs opens dry goods store 1838-05-19 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Loring Burnham advertises 1838-06-09 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Wm. B. Tilley's stock sold at auction 1838-08-11 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Loring Burnham to close 1838-11-10 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs to close 1839-09-07 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Loring Burnham re-opens store 1839-06-01 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Samuel Allen opens store 1839-07-06 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs to close 1839-09-07 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Loring Burnham to close 1839-11-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) John H. Munro to close 1840-03-07 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs to re-open 1840-03-28 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Anthony's dry goods store advertises 1840-05-02 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.J. Allyn advertises 1840-06-13 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs' store destroyed by fire 1841-05-08 2 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) H. Waning opens store 1841-05-08 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs to close, sells stock at cost 1841-05-14 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) C.B. Waite and G.E. Barnard open store 1841-06-05 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.A. Lindsay opens store 1841-09-04 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Parkhurst & Co. to close, sellout of stock 1841-12-11 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Request for proprietors to close stores 1842-02-05 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) H. Waning moves store 1842-05-14 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.A. Lindsey's store vacant 1842-06-11 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Abial Lawton opens store 1842-06-11 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Loring Burnham opens temporary store 1842-07-09 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Evans & Co. of N.Y. opens Bristol store 1842-04-16 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Evans & Co. sells out stock 1842-08-20 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Dudley, William & Co. advertise 1842-09-03 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.L. Wilson Advertise 1842-10-15 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) A.S.C. Lawton closed 1842-11-05 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.J. Allyn moves store 1843-04-22 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) E.C. Fisher & Co. opens temporary store 1843-05-13 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) F.A. Burgess advertises 1843-05-20 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs to close 1843-07-15 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Cyrus Hoar advertises 1844-01-13 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) John Sayer & Co. advertises 1843-12-09 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) F.A. Burgess moves store 1844-05-11 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) H. Waning moves store 1844-05-11 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Long Room" 1844-06-22 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Emporium" 1844-06-22 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Ladies exchange" 1844-06-22 4 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for New York Firm's Bristol store 1844-07-27 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Gentleman's and Ladies Repository" 1844-08-03 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) New York based firm to close 1844-08-10 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Richmond and Gladding advertise 1844-11-09 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) John Sayer opens store 1845-04-26 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Brigg's long room" 1845-07-12 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) John Sayer opens new store 1845-12-20 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs to close 1845-12-20 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.J. Allyn moves to recently built store 1845-12-27 2 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.H. Allyn advertises 1846-01-10 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J. Wheelock advertises 1846-02-14 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J. Wheelock advertises for "long room" 1846-02-21 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J. Wheelock's stock sold at assignee's sale 1846-04-25 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for Allyn's arcade 1846-05-02 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Bowen & Freeborn advertises 1846-05-23 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Bowen & Freeborn to close 1846-05-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J. Wardwell advertises 1846-07-18 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) M.W. Pierce Jr. to close 1846-08-01 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs opens "People's cheap store" 1846-09-12 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for arcade (F.A. Burgess) 1846-10-31 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) F.A. Burgess moves store 1846-11-07 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for Boston store 1846-11-28 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) James Sayer advertises 1847-01-23 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) L. Manchester advertises 1846-09-26 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Dealers agree to close early 1847-01-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Store opens under commercial hotel 1847-05-15 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Gothic Hall" (T. Holmes) 1846-05-16 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Reasons for closing early 1847-10-23 2 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) L. Manchester to close 1847-10-23 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Andrew Dix advertises 1848-06-03 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.N. Burgess advertises, opens store 1848-09-02 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.N. Burgess advertises for "Ladies one price store" 1848-10-14 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.N. Burgess moves store 1849-03-23 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Marchant & Co. open store 1849-06-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) W.D. Briggs closed, V.G. Peck opens store 1849-08-25 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.N. Burgess advertises for "exchange hall" 1849-10-27 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.J. Allyn advertises for "oak hall" 1849-10-27 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) B.D. Coit advertises 1850-02-09 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Ecriep W. Nosam advertises 1850-03-16 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.W. Brayton advertises 1850-10-12 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J.W. Brayton advertises for "ladies fancy store" 1850-10-19 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Byron D. Coit opens dry goods store 1850-11-23 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement fpr "Peck's dry goods" 1850-11-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) S.J. Smith advertises 1851-10-18 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Hazard & Brother advertises 1851-10-25 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Hazard & Brother's advertises for "Mount Hope Store" 1851-11-08 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) O. Devol opens store on Hope St. 1852-09-25 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J. Pierce reopens gothic hall 1853-04-30 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) J. Allyn opens store on State St. 1853-10-29 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) I. Sisson opens Boston branch store on State St. 1853-11-26 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) N. B. Hazard opens store on State St. 1854-04-08 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Mason Pierce opens new store 1854-11-25 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) D. Waldron advertises for "Emporium of Fashion 1854-12-09 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Dry Goods store and milliners opened on State St. 1856-05-10 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) B. Tilley advertises for "long room" 1856-12-06 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) G. Farrington opens temporary store 1857-01-24 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Farrington opens new store 1857-06-13 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) F.B. Mart opens store 1858-05-01 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) David A. Pierce's store mentioned 1858-11-13 2 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) James Diman advertises for Hope St. store 1860-01-07 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) D.A. Pierce advertises for "Hall of Fashion" 1860-01-07 4 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Advertisement for "Long Wharf store" 1860-04-21 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Amos Baker opens temporary store 1860-10-27 3 Dry goods stores (also see General stores, clothing stores) Description of Christmas presents available in Bristol stores 1860-12-22 2 Dudley, William & Co. Advertises for dry goods 1842-04-16 3 Dudley, William & Co. Advertises for final sale 1842-04-30 3 Dudley, William & Co. Advertises for dry goods 1842-09-03 3 Duffy, Caroline E. Married I. manchester 1861-10-05 3 Duffy, Margaret Wife of Peter, Obituary 1863-04-11 3 Duffy, Michael Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Duffy, Peter Obituary 1866-10-06 3 Dunan, Eva LeBaron Obituary, father Capt. Francis 1853-03-12 3 Dunbar, Charlotte married Josiah Tozier of ME. 1855-10-13 3 Dunbar, Franklin (book salesman) Advertises 1833-12-28 4 Dunbar, Franklin (book salesman) Notice, business closed 1834-07-26 3 Dunbar, John (storekeeper) Advertises for fish market 1846-05-02 3 Dunbar, Mary Frances Obituary, child of Robert 1843-07-08 3 Dunbar, R. (storekeeper) Advertises, moves to State Street 1834-05-31 3 Dunbar, R.R. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Attempts to save boy from drowning 1834-08-09 2 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Offers reward for vandals of bee hive 1839-07-27 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Notice conc. Hermitage Orchard 1849-07-25 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Advertises for hardware and painting 1842-04-16 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Files petition against I. Vickery 1842-12-31 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Obituary 1843-07-29 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Probate Notice 1843-08-12 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Adminstrator's notice 1843-10-14 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Stock sold at Adminstrator's sale 1843-10-28 3 Dunbar, Reynolds (painter & Glazier) Commissioner's notice 1843-11-04 3 Dunbar, Robert R. (may be R.R. Dunbar) Married Sarah M. Gayton 1856-06-07 3 Dunbar, Robert R. (may be R.R. Dunbar) Married Ruth Coggeshall 1834-02-08 3 Dunbar, Robert R. (may be R.R. Dunbar) Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Dunbar, Robert R. (may be R.R. Dunbar) Appointed lamplighter 1858-07-10 2 Dunbar, William Married Hannah Gladding 1848-05-06 3 Dunbar, William Officer, Bristol Artillery 1856-04-05 2 Dunham, Lydia Catharine Obituary 1840-09-26 3 Durfee, Orange (may be Orin) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1861-04-06 3 Durfee, Orin Officer, Bristol Artillery 1860-04-07 2 Dwyer, Bridget Arrested for selling liquor 1854-09-30 2 Dwyer, Bridget Letter conc. Arrest 1854-10-07 2 Dwyer, Bridget Acquitted 1854-11-25 2 Dwyer, Bridget "Big Bridget" arrested after brawl at Tavern 1856-09-20 2 Dwyer, Ellen Obituary, wife of Patrick 1855-05-12 3 Dwyer, Patrick Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Dwyer, Patrick Held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Dwyer, Patrick Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Dwyer, Patrick Infant, Obituary 1865-09-02 3 Dwyer, Patrick 2nd Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Dwyer, William Obituary 1873-05-17 2 Dwyer, William Obituary, father Timothy 1855-03-31 3 Dyer, Ezra E. Married Eliza Coggeshall 1847-07-03 3 Eagle Bank Meeting of stockholders 1834-6-7 3 Eagle Bank Petition presented at Legislature 1835-6-27 2 Eagle Bank Directors chosen 1836-7-9 3 Eagle Bank former room mentioned 1841-10-9 2 Eagle Bank Directors chosen 1844-7-6 3 Eagle Bank Mentioned in adver. 1845-3-29 3 Eagle Bank Will be terminus of new telegraph line 1849-2-10 2 Eagle Bank Money from altered by counterfeiters 1849-8-3 2 Eagle Bank Counterfeit bills still in circulation 1849-11-24 2 Eagle Bank Counterfeiter arrested in N.Y. 1849-12-1 2 Eagle Bank Notice re: bills 1850-8-3 2 Eagle Bank Controversy re. discussed in gen assenbly 1850-8-17 2 Eagle Bank Description of lawsuit vs. James Lebaron 1858-3-6 2 Eagle Bank former rooms mentioned 1858-1-2 2 Eagle Bank Further discussion of lawsuit vs. J. Lebaron 1858-3-6 2 Eagle Bank Controversy over removing town's deposits from discussed at town council meeting 1858-10-9 2 Eagle Bank Controversy continues 1858-10-16 3 Eagle Bank Counterfeit three dollar bills in circulation 1858-11-27 2 Eames, Mr. Reads washington's address on Fourth 1840-7-11 2 Eames, Mr. Lectures on history 1841-2-6 2 Earl &Co. Express Advertisement for 1856-1-12 3 Earl &Co. Express Testimonial to 1858-11-6 2 Earl &Co. Express Will forward packages to Bristol Soldiers at reduced rates 1861-6-29 3 Earthquakes Slight tremor felt in Bristol 1836-7-23 2 Earthquakes Another shock felt 1836-8-27 2 Earthquakes Slight shock felt in Bristol And Warren 1844-12-28 2 Earthquakes Another tremor felt 1849-4-7 3 Earthquakes Shock of earthquake felt, rumbling heard 1852-1-17 2 Easterbrooks, Aaron Packer of provisions 1834-5-17 2 Easterbrooks, Aaron Clerk of market 1834-5-17 2 Easterbrooks, Aaron Dies at 92, Rev. war veteran 1842-1-3 3 Easterbrooks, Aaron Probate notice 1844-11-16 3 Easterbrooks, Aaron Commissioner's notice 1844-12-14 3 Easterbrooks, Aaron Administrator's notice 1844-12-21 Easterbrooks, Aaron Administrator's sale of property 1845-7-12 3 Easterbrooks, Aaron Jr. Married Susan Wyatt 1837-10-28 3 Easterbrooks, Aaron Jr. Clerk of Market 1853-4-16 2 Easterbrooks, Aaron Jr. App. Justice of Peace 1853-5-7 2 Easterbrooks, Abby T. Married John R. Howe of Warren 1834-7-26 3 Easterbrooks, Abel Obit 1851-6-28 3 Easterbrooks, Abigail Obituary 1836-4-16 3 Easterbrooks, Alexander Married Marion Manchester 1850-6-29 3 Easterbrooks, Allen Joins California Gold Rush 1849-2-24 2 Easterbrooks, Allen Married Mary Smith 1852-1-17 3 Easterbrooks, Ann G. Married Henry Cole of Warren 1851-6-7 3 Easterbrooks B.T. ( Benjamin T.)? Advertisement for coal 1838-7-28 3 Easterbrooks, B.T. (Benjamin T.)? Rents portion of house on Thames St. 1852-5-15 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin Advertisement for 2 houses on High St. 1856-9-13 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin Obituary child of Benjamin 1846-6-6 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin F. Obituary child of Crawford 1845-10-4 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin Franklin Obituary child 1840-3-14 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin L. Obituary father Benjamin 1855-3-17 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. (may be B.T. Easterbrooks) Assignee's notice 1850-3-2 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. (may be B.T. Easterbrooks) Assignee's sale of property, real estate 1850-3-30 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. (may be B.T. Easterbrooks) Advertisement for smoke house 1852-12-4 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. Jr. (carriage maker) Begins carriage making business 1844-5-4 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. Jr. (carriage maker) former store mentioned 1845-10-18 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. Jr. (carriage maker) Married Sarah Doty 1847-10-2 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. Jr. (carriage maker) Sells house on High street 1855-5-19 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. Jr. (carriage maker) Married Harriet M. Gladding of Newport 1858-10-2 3 Easterbrooks, Benjamin T. Jr. (carriage maker) Obituary 1870-8-20 3 Easterbrooks, C. (may be Crawford Jr.) Sells house, corner Hope and Union 1851-2-1 3 Easterbrooks, C. (may be Crawford Jr.) Owner of new sloop 1851-9-6 2 Easterbrooks, C. (may be Crawford Jr.) Director, Commercial Bank 1853-4-9 3 Easterbrooks, C. (may be Crawford Jr.) Owner of new schooner Calvin Stevens 1854-6-3 2 Easterbrooks, C. (may be Crawford Jr.) Assaulted and robbed of $80 1854-7-8 2 Easterbrooks, C. (may be Crawford Jr.) Schooner Calvin Stevens wrecked 1856-7-26 2 Easterbrooks, Caroline E. Married Wm. P. Swan 1851-3-29 3 Easterbrooks, Caroline Elizabeth Obit . (infant of Philip) 1852-8-21 3 Easterbrooks, Eliza Widow of Crawford, Obituary 1871-3-25 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Obit 1837-3-4 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Further obit. 1837-3-11 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Notice to debtors 1837-8-12 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Sec. Young Men's Society 1835-2-7 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Quarter Master Bristol Artillery 1835-4-4 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) App. To school committee 1835-5-2 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Married Maria Manchester 1833-11-23 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Commissioner of asylum 1836-9-3 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) 1st Major Bristol Artillery 1837-4-8 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Copartnership with N. and Wm. Coggeshall dissolved 1840-8-1 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) To continue business 1840-8-1 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) 1st Lieutenant Bristol Artillery 1841-4-3 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Guardian to Ann M. Williston 1842-2-12 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Committee of vigilance re adoption of constitution 1842-3-12 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Committee to Superintend Town Watch 1842-6-18 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) 1st Major of Artillery 1843-4-15 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Advertisement for General store 1843-5-6 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Thanks townspeople for protecting property from fire 1843-6-17 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Testifies in lawsuit 1843-8-5 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Advers. 1844-2-3 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) 1st Lieutenant of Artillery 1844-4-6 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Store mentioned in adver. 1847-9-25 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Advertisement for lead 1848-4-22 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Advertisement for coal 1852-7-24 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) App. to town council 1853-4-16 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Groceries stolen from store 1853-6-11 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Commissioner of asylum 1854-4-8 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Subscription list for supporters of M. Fillmore at store 1856-9-20 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Pres. of supporters of Fillmore 1856-10-4 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Wins suit vs. Wm. Richmond, notice of sheriff's sale 1858-7-3 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) App. notary public 1860-6-9 2 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Assignee's notice 1860-7-21 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Stock and fixtures of store sold 1860-7-21 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1860-9-1 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Dies, eulogy 1860-9-15 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Probate notice 1860-10-6 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Administrator's notice 1860-11-10 3 Easterbrooks, Crawford Jr. (storekeeper) (may be C. Easterbrooks) Assignee's sale of property, real estate 1861-2-2 3 Easterbrooks, C. Jr. & Co. Advertisement 1835-12-5 3 Easterbrooks, C. Jr. & Co. Advertisement for naval stores 1836-1-30 4 Easterbrooks, C. Jr. & Co. Copartnership dissolved 1840-8-1 3 Easterbrooks, C. Jr. & Co. C. Easterbrooks to continue business 1840-8-1 3 Easterbrooks, Edwin B. Obituary child of Allen 1860-2-25 3 Easterbrooks, Eliza Ann Married James Brown 1836-5-7 3 Easterbrooks, Eliza N. Obituary 1865-4-1 2 Easterbrooks, Ellen V. Married Thomas User 1860-10-27 3 Easterbrooks, Emma Bradford Obituary father Allen 1856-1-19 3 Easterbrooks, G.W. (may be George W.) Newspaper Depot mentioned 1853-1-1 2 Easterbrooks, G.W. (may be George W.) King Philip Fire Co. Library moved to Depot 1857-2-14 3 Easterbrooks, G.W. (may be George W.) Moves news stand to Hope St. 1858-4-10 3 Easterbrooks, Gardner Married Mary Waldron 1835-4-4 3 Easterbrooks, Gardner Admitted freeman 1839-8-31 2 Easterbrooks, Gardner Agent for coal 1845-7-4 3 Easterbrooks, Gardner Jr. Married Mary A. Coggeshall 1853-3-12 3 Easterbrooks, George T. Married Hannah Coit 1842-9-3 3 Easterbrooks, George W. (may be G.W. Gladding) Married Catherine Gladding 1850-12-14 3 Easterbrooks, Miss H.H. (Hannah) teacher Plans private school 1848-3-11 3 Easterbrooks, Miss H.H. (Hannah) teacher Efforts of students in staging fair praised 1850-1-26 2 Easterbrooks, Miss H.H. (Hannah) teacher Samples of needlework exhibited at state fair 1851-9-20 2 Easterbrooks, Miss H.H. (Hannah) teacher Receives award for worsted work 1852-12-11 2 Easterbrooks, Miss H.H. (Hannah) teacher Exhibits worsted work at Prov. Fair 1853-9-17 2 Easterbrooks, Hannah H. Obituary child of Crawford 1843-9-16 3 Easterbrooks, H.L. (dressmaker) Advertisement 1857-10-31 3 Easterbrooks, Horace Leaves for California Gold fields 1849-2-24 2 Easterbrooks, Horace Obituary 1853-5-14 2 & 3 Easterbrooks (Infant) Obituary father Gardner 1854-1-21 3 Easterbrooks, Isaac Son of Sargent William; child obituary 1865-2-4 3 Easterbrooks, J. & G. (storekeeper) Boy arrested for robbing store 1848-12-23 2 Easterbrooks, John App. Lt. Colonel of Militia 1834-7-4 2 Easterbrooks, John House Rented 1845-3-22 3 Easterbrooks, John Son saved from downing 1849-6-16 2 Easterbrooks, John Notice thanking Capt Usher for saving boy 1849-6-16 3 Easterbrooks, John Advertisement for boarders 1849-11-24 3 Easterbrooks, John Obituary & Eulogy 1857-6-27 3 Easterbrooks, John Jr. Married Harriet Whitford 1848-11-25 3 Easterbrooks, John G. Obituary son of Jonathan 1855-6-2 3 Easterbrooks, John G. Probate notice 1855-6-9 3 Easterbrooks, Jonathan Testimonial for medicine 1838-9-1 3 Easterbrooks, Jonathan Helps to extinguish fire 1848-11-11 3 Easterbrooks, Jonathan Obituary 1852-3-27 3 Easterbrooks, Jonathan Probate notice 1852-4-17 3 Easterbrooks, Jonathan Adminstrator's notice 1852-6-12 3 Easterbrooks, Jonathan Adminstrator petitons to sell real estate of 1853-2-12 3 Easterbrooks, Julia Anna Obituary child of Wm. 1849-10-13 3 Easterbrooks, Lois A. Obituary wife of Benjamin T. 1852-11-13 3 Easterbrooks, Lydia Obituary 1838-8-25 3 Easterbrooks, Mary Obituary widow of John age 68 yrs 1858-10-9 3 Easterbrooks, Mary L. Married Capt. N. Waldron of Vt. 1860-12-22 3 Easterbrooks, Miriam Obituary wife of Alexander 1868-9-19 3 Easterbrooks, Nora W. Obituary child of Allen 1860-3-3 3 Easterbrooks, Sarah Obituary 1854-7-29 3 Easterbrooks, Sarah Married George Davis 1836-10-15 3 Easterbrooks, Sarah Sanford Obituary father Philip 1855-9-22 3 Easterbrooks, Simeon A. Married Amanda Marvall of Fairhaven 1854-2-30 3 Easterbrooks, Simeon A. Sergeant in Kansas Volunteers 1861-8-31 3 Easterbrooks, Simeon A. Severely wounded in Battle 1862-3-29 2 Easterbrooks, Susan Wife of Aaron, daughter of Benjamin Wyatt, Obit 1870-2-12 3 Easterbrooks, Thankful Obituary widow of Aaron 1845-8-2 3 Easterbrooks, William Married Rebecca Munro 1839-4-27 3 Easterbrooks, William Admitted freeman 1839-8-31 2 Easterbrooks, William H. Obituary child of William 1840-10-24 3 Easterbrooks, William Henry foretells own death, dies suddenly 1861-4-13 2 Easterbrooks, William J. Obituary child 1838-5-26 3 Easterbrooks, William Y. Withdraws from Grocery union 1857-10-31 3 Easton, Mary Files for insolvency 1847-8-14 3 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Wide spread ruin of merchancts 1834-5-10 1 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Business brisk 1841-7-3 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Editorial Conc. 1842-1-3 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Cost of living in Washington Vs. Bristol 1840-2-29 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Propects for a brighter future seen 1843-4-22 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Threatened by loss of Bristol Steam mill due to fire 1843-6-17 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Much employment and construction 1843-10-14 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) good prospects seen 1844-5-11 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Citizens urged to support Bristol merchants 1844-5-25 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Need for more enterprises, more capital, cited 1844-6-22 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Town's value as manufacturing center cited 1845-8-23 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Value as manufacturing center, tourist retreat cited 1846-5-9 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Out of town merchants hurt Bristol merchants 1846-7-4 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) New building, new merchant ships seen as indication of prosperity 1846-10-3 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Article describing Brstiol's industries 1847-5-1 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Rebuttal to rumors of Bristol's depressed economy 1847-5-15 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Potential of manufacturing center cited in letter 1847-8-21 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Commercial business revival cited, New Ships purchased 1848-1-15 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Population increases, takes double, new schools built 1848-4-8 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Unprecedented prosperity cited 1848-5-27 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Worth of Bristol Citizens cited 1848-6-24 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Benefits of proposed railroad to Prov. cited 1848-9-2 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Necessity of RR to Bristol's economy cited, investors urged to support 1849-2-17 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Detrimental effects of credit buying cited 1850-1-5 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bristol's potential benefit from RR cited in 2 articles and letter 1850-2-2 2

Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Byron Diman and 280 citizens present petition to G.A. re problems of Bristol manufacturers 1850-8-17 3 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bris. manufacturing and shipbuilding praised 1850-11-2 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Social, agricultural and industrial statistics 1851-2-15 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Potential benefits of Prov.-Bris RR cited 1852-3-13 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Population, freight and travel statistics, no. of stores 1852-5-22 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Statistics re. Bris ships and steamboats 1853-1-15 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Increased population and business foreseen as work on Prov.-Bris RR begins 1853-4-30 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Statistics conc. Valuation of real and personnal estate of Bristolians, rate of taxation 1853-9-17 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Land values increase because of prospects of RR 1853-9-17 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Qualification of statement re. increased land values 1853-10-15 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Business prospers, new construction 1854-3-4 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Article conc. Benefits to Bristol's economy if Town's capital is invested at home 1854-3-25 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Further discussion of need for more capital, new and different types of industry 1854-4-1 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Dramatic rise in food prices forseen as drought continues 1854-9-9 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Economy booms, factories in full operation 1854-10-28 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Editorial conc. Nation's financial reverses 1854-12-16 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Business prospects improve after recession 1855-1-27 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Prices rise dramatically 1855-4-14 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Land values rise 1855-4-28 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Article conc. Bristol's potential and attributes as manufacturing center 1855-6-2 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Potential as summer resort cited 1855-6-2 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Criterion for judging Bristol's prosperity discussed 1855-7-28 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Total property values of Bristol cited 1855-12-1 2

Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) List of principle businesses, nos. of employees and capital invested, no. of ships, nos. of different types of stores 1856-1-19 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Threatened after fire at Pocanoket steam mill, 170 Bristolians out of work 1856-2-16 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bristol's potential as manufacturing center cited 1857-5-9 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Editorial criticizing Bristol's economic stagnation 1857-6-20 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Business failutes threaten economy 1857-8-29 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Work day cut to 91/2 hours as recession hits Bristol 1857-9-26 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Financial panic hits as banks fail 1857-10-3 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Mill further shortens working day as recession continues 1857-10-10 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bank failures continue, degree of optimism urged 1857-10-17 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Public works projects suggested as remedy for unemployment 1857-10-31 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bristol Steam mill closes, little business in Bristol 1857-11-14 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Meeting held to aid unemployed 1857-11-14 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Public works projects for out ofwork carpenters suggested 1857-11-21 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Some cause for optimism cited 1857-12-19 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bristol Steam mill resumes operation on limited basis 1858-1-16 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Economy gradually reviving 1858-4-14 2

Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Economy measures to ease burden on taxpayers discussed at town meeting, closure of high school considered 1858-5-29 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Some improvement, hope for future urged 1858-6-5 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Bristol Steam mill sold 1858-6-5 3 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Economy revives, Bristol Steam mill in full operation 1858-8-7 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Dramatic increase in population, no. of houses, attributed to factories 1860-9-1 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Construction workers fully employed 1860-9-22 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Housing shortage cited 1860-10-6 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Statistics re. agriculture, fishing, capital invested in Bristol Etc 1861-3-23 2 Economy of Bristol (also see port of Bristol Factories food prices) Unemployed urged to turn to agriculture 1861-5-25 2 Eddy, Alfred L. Obituary son of Cyrus B. 1852-12-11 3 Eddy, Caroline Married S. Swan 1846-12-25 3 Eddy, Catherine Obituary wife of Comfort 1846-2-14 3 Eddy, Cyrus B. Married Phebe Thurston 1846-10-31 3 Eddy, Eunice G. Obituary wife of Cyrus B. 1846-5-9 3 Eddy, Eunice G. Eulogy 1846-5-16 3 Eddy, Frank Albert Obituary child of Cyrus B. 1861-7-27 3 Eddy, MaryAnner Dies at 19 1860-9-22 3 Eddy, Renssalaer Osborn (infant) Obit father Cyrus 1852-11-13 3 Eddy, Sarah daughter of Cyrus & Eunice 1864-12-3 3 Eddy, Susan Obituary daughter of Cyrus & Phoebe 1871-6-24 2 Edson, Cyrus H. Probate notice 1860-4-21 3 Edson, Cyrus H. Adminstrator's notice 1860-5-12 3 Edwards, Abagail Obit 1864-1-2 3 Edwards, Napoleon Obit 1869-10-23 3 Edwards, Mary A. Married Lyman Bosworth 1860-3-24 3 Edwards, Capt. Richard Obituary 1867-12-7 2 Ela, David H. (Reverend) App. Pastor of Meth. Episcopal Church 1860-4-7 2 Ela, David H. (Reverend) App. To school committee 1860-4-28 2 Ela, David H. (Reverend) Receives testimonial, gifts from parishioners 1861-3-30 2 Ela, David H. (Reverend) Will leave parish 1862-3-29 2 Ela, David H. (Reverend) Gives farewell address 1862-4-5 2 Eldred, Emily Married H.C. Gladding 1851-4-5 3 Eldred, Samuel P. Property sold at mortgagee's sale 1847-12-18 3 Eldred, Samuel P. House sold 1849-6-2 3 Eldred, Samuel P. Mortagee's sale of real estate 1858-7-3 3 Eldridge, George H. (Reverend) App. To school committee 860-4-28 2 Eldridge, George H. (Reverend) Patriotic letter encourages enlistment of volunteers 1861-5-25 2 Eldridge, George H. (Reverend) Pastor of S. Christian Church 1862-2-8 2 Eldredge, George Infant, obituary 1865-9-2 3 Ella Frances (schooner) Advertisement for sailing and fishing excursions (C. Burton) 1858-8-14 3 Ella Frances (Schooner) Testimonial to 1858-8-21 2 Ellis, Henry W. (carriage maker) Opens business 1849-2-24 3 Ellis, Dr. J.J. Moves office 1856-5-24 2 Ellis, Dr. J.J. Loses horse in accident 1856-07-19 2 Ellis, Dr. J.J. Moves office 1857-10-31 3 Ellis, Dr. J.J. Death of 1863-3-21 2 Emigrant (barque) Loses masts in storm 1847-8-28 2 Emigrant (barque) Sold by Samuel Church 1847-9-25 3 Emeline (sloop) Capsized by squall, crew rescued 1842-3-12 2 Emeline (sloop) Capt. Pearse and seaman die aboard 1843-11-25 2 & 3 Emeline (sloop) Mate E. Gladding stabbed by seaman 1847-5-15 2 Emeline (sloop) Fire on board 1851-1-4 2 Emeline (sloop) Sold by J. Gladding Jr. 1855-8-27 3 Emeline (sloop) Beached by gale 1855-1-27 2 Emeline (sloop) Sold by Adminstrator's sale 1855-5-12 3 Empire Fire Company Organized issues resolution of thanks to Peter Gladding for exertions on behalf of Co. 1853-5-14 3 Empire House Mentioned in adver. 1855-10-27 3 Empire House Adver for. 1855-10-27 3 Empire House C.W. Miller adver 1856-1-12 3 Empire State (steamboat) Tragic accident aboard, 15 people killed 1856-8-2 2 Employment offices Opened at store of H.N. Gifford 1855-7-21 3 Empress (barque) Launched by Amos Crandall 1840-10-17 2 Empress (barque) Passage to New Orleans offered 1840-12-5 3 Empress (barque) Damaged by Gale 1846-11-7 2 Empress (barque) Makes record voyage 1851-6-21 2 Empress (barque) Wrecked in Key West, Capt. Leet offers explanation 1855-7-16 3 Empress (barque) Sold 1855-1-20 2 Endora (steamboat) Replaces steamer King Philip while latter is repaired 1844-6-1 2 Endora (steamboat) Insurrection aboard, Irishmen blamed 1844-6-29 2 Enis, Francis (may be be Francis M. Ennis) Returns from California Gold Rish 1850-10-26 2 Enis, Francis (may be be Francis M. Ennis) Married Sarah Drown 1850-12-7 3 Ennis, Francis M. (Grocer) may be Francis Enis Opens grocery store on Constitution St. 1858-5-8 3 Ennis, Francis M. (Grocer) may be Francis EnisPbituary Obituary 1867-11-2 3 Enoch Pratt (Brig) Collides with another ship 1849-2-10 2 Enoch Pratt (Brig) Advertisement for passage (James West) 1854-12-9 3 Enoch Pratt (Brig) Sails for Matanzas 1857-12-12 2 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Musical revue 1837-7-22 3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Ventriloquist visits Bristol 1841-10-7 2 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Mr. Friend, ventriloquist, visits Bristol 1842-6-11 3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Mr. Harrington. Ventriloquist and magician, visits Bristol 1850-4-13 2,3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Description of Mr. Blitz's performance (ventriloquist, magician 1850-10-19 2 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Signor Valentini, ventriloquist, performs 1850-11-9 3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Prof. J.B. Borwn & Miss Eloise Bridges give Dramatic & Poetic entertainment 1857-7-18 2,3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Description of Brown & Bridges entertainment and called to come again 1857-7-25 2,3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Miss C. Jacobs gives poetry reading 1860-9-29 2 & 3 Entertainment also see Concerts, Exhibitions Reynold's varieties visits Bristol, offers "the drunkard's child" comedy 1860-10-6 3 Episcopal Church Beauty of structure praised 1834-3-22 2 Episcopal Church Bishop Griswold to preach 1834-6-7 3 Episcopal Church Fourth of July address in 1835-6-27 2 Episcopal Church Bristol Total abstinence soc.meets in lecture room 1848-12-2 3 Episcopal Church Cornerstone laid, work begins 1860-4-7 2 Erskine, Henry M. Petitions for divorce from wife Rhoda Ann 1855-8-4 3 Erskine, Henry M. Petition granted on grounds of adultry 1855-9-15 2 Essex (barque) for sale 1837-7-29 3 Essex (barque) for sale 1838-10-13 3 Essex (barque) Damaged by fire 1840-6-20 2 Essex (barque) Officer thrown overboard by crewmen 1840-8-8 2 Estate Property Eliz. Bush bounded N- by jail lot, E -by John Adams land, S- by Churchst. W- by Nathan Heath land 1863-1-10 3

Estate Property Rowse P. Sayer, N on Franklin St. E- by Wm Phelps land, S- by Seabury Manchester 2nd land, W- by Eleazer Luther land 1863-1-10 3

Estate Property Michael Shaw Jr. property; N- N. Bullock, E- A. Muldoon, S- J. Scalon, W-Catholic Church & W. Rhoan 1863-4-4 3 Estate Property Pitman, Eliz, many divided lots 1863-6-6 3

Estate Property Issac Manchester-John, N of Constitution S of Church, N of Crooked Lane, Abby Simmons, N- Cranes Lane, E- Wm. Henry Church. S-Isaiah Simmons & W. Main rd between Warren & Bristol 1863-9-19 3

Estate Property Frances M. Dimond: N-Sam. Norris, E-Hezekiah Wardwell, S-Marie Dimond, W. Hope St 1863-11-14 4

Estate Property Julia Babbitt, Long Wharf; E-Thames st, S-Pakonoket Steam Mill, W-ship harbor, N-on Salt water 1864-2-6 3 Estate Property Newman-S-Burton St, N-Sam. Smith, E-Alfred Newman, W-John Newman 1864-4-23 3 Estate Property House & lot, N-Allen Newman, E-John Newman Jr., S-John DeWolf, W-High st 1864-6-4 3 Estate Property Lewis Waldron: House & Barn 1864-10-22 3

Estate Property Waldron Estate-S on Mount Lane, E on Simmons land, N&W on land of Billings Waldron 1864-12-31 3 Estate Property Property bounds Thanks st-W, Babbitt Lands-N,Wilcox Land-E, Gifford Land-S 1865-4-8 3 Estate Property Gladding, Blount estates on auction 1865-4-15 3 Estate Property Byron Diman, Joseph Blount;auction 1865-6-5 3 Estate Property Elizabeth Lewis, property sale, list of lots & buildings 1865-6-10 3 Estate Property Property of Ed Monrow Jr. 1865-6-24 3 Estate Property Auction of Property, list of lots 1865-7-1 3 Estate Property Estate of Sara D'Wolfe list 1865-7-8 3 Estate Property Estate of Byron Diman 1865-11-11 3 Estate Property Estate of Russell Bishop;also Alfred Cornell 1865-12-16 3 Estate Property Estate of Byron Diman to be auctioned 1866-1-6 3 Estate Property Land of Alfred Cornell & possessions 1866-1-27 3 Estate Property Lands of Royal Bosworth 1866-2-10 3 Estate Property Lands of Lefavour Diman 1866-3-10 3 Estate Property Land and property of John Norris;Bristol Neck 1866-5-12 3 Estate Property Land of J.F. Goff;boundaries 1866-5-19 3 Estate Property Land of Julia Babbitt;boundaries 1866-6-9 3 Estate Property Land of George Reynolds 1866-8-4 3 Estate Property Land of Royal Bosworth 1866-9-8 3 Estate Property House on high street, James Goff 1866-9-22 3 Estate Property Land and buildings of James West 1866-10-6 3 Estate Property Estate of Julius Littlefield 1867-3-16 3 Estate Property Estate of Edward T. Gladding 1867-3-16 3 Estate Property Estate of Wm. Pearce;junction of Hope and Thames Sts. 1867-3-23 3 Estate Property Estate of George H. Bush;Bradford F. Monro, and Ezra Mason and Charles B. Mason 1867-4-6 3 Estate Property Estate of Geraldine Gardner 1867-4-6 3 Estate Property Property of Edward T. Gladding 1867-4-20 3 Estate Property Land and dwelling of Josiah Gooding on Hope St. 1867-6-1 3 Estate Property Lot on Crooked lane 1867-8-10 3

Estate Property House and lot on Thames st., also warehouses, buildings, stores, etc., on Dewolf's wharf 1867-8-17 3 Estate Property Estates of Bradford F. Munro and George H. Munro 1867-8-17 3 Estate Property Buildings and land on High St. owned by Royal Thresher 1867-10-12 3 Estate Property Property of Josiah Gooding and William Coggeshall listed 1867-10-19 3 Estate Property Josiah Gooding's estate on west side of Hope St for sale 1867-11-30 3 Estate Property House and lot on Hope st at auction 1867-12-7 3 Estate Property Land of William Coggeshall auctioned 1868-1-18 3 Estate Property Leonard's house and lot for sale 1868-3-14 3 Estate Property Large farm on back road to Bristol for sale 1869-2-20 3 Estate Property Estate of Nathaniel Bullock including dwelling house;other property 1869-6-26 3

Estate Property John Gladding estate and Henry A. Manchester estate both including land and dwellings 1870-108 3 Estate Property Estate of William H. Greene including property on Bristol-Warren Rd 1872-3-16 3 Estate Property Estate of Samuel Kinder including property on Thames St. 1872-3-16 2 Estate Property Lots of land for sale at auction 1872-4-6 2 Estate Property Estate of George B. Munro; water lot on Hope St 1872-8-10 2 Estate Property Large lot of land at auction at Thames st 1875-2-27 2 Eunice Adams (schooner) launched by Crandall 1845-10-11 2 Eunis, William son of Grancis & Sarah, Obituary 1864-7-16 3 Evans, Theresa Jane Obituary father Charles 1854-2-25 3 Evans & Co dry goods New York firm opens Bristol store 1842-4-16 3 Evans & Co dry goods Advertisement for store 1842-7-16 3 Evans & Co dry goods Sells our stock 1842-8-20 3 Everett, Nellie Obituary 1865-1-14 2 Everett, Sarah Married Richard Blake 1840-8-8 3 Everett, Sarah J. Married Charles Baker of Mass 1851-8-2 3 Everett, Susan Obituary 1835-6-20 3 Everson, Alathea R. Obituary 1874-5-23 2 Excell (sloop) Advertisement re 1840-4-11 3 Excell (sloop) Notice re. 1857-8-29 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Ventriloquist visits Bristol 1834-10-11 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. William gives swimming exhibition 1836-4-30 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Siamese twins visit Bristol 1838-9-22 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Painting exhibit 1838-11-17 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Giraffe exhibited 1839-5-25 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. J. Woods exhibits paintings of Jerusalem 1840-11-14 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Signor Blitz, Ventriloquist, visits Bristol 1841-10-9 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Friend, Ventriloquist, visits Bristol 1842-6-11 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Zoological exhibition Lion Tamer, visits Bristol 1843-7-8 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Article conc. Visit of Menagerie 1843-7-22 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Efforts of Menagerie to cross Bristol Ferry 1843-8-19 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Swan gives juvenile singing exhibition 1846-4-4 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Swan's concert praised 1846-4-11 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Religious painting exhibited in court house 1846-8-15 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Art union exhibits engravings 1848-7-29 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Johnson & Stuart offer Mexican pandrama and dioramas 1848-12-9 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Blitz, Ventriloquist, visits Bristol 1848-12-16 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Prize paintings exhibited 1849-1-20 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Van Amburgh's Menagerie visits Bristol 1849-5-19 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Exhibition of self-inflating life preservers given by Mr. Bennett 1849-7-7 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Exhibition of Langley's paintings draws large crowd 1850-3-2 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Bristol art union exhibits paintings and drawings 1850-7-13 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Exhibition of chinese citizens 1850-8-3 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment P.T. Barnum's Tom Thumb visits Bristol 1850-8-17 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Pratt's Pandrama of Eden exhibited in Bristol 1850-12-28 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Description of Pratt's Panorama 1851-1-4 2

Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Coffin offeres exhibiton of microscope, chromatropes, magnified and illiminated paintings 1851-3-22 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Raymond & Co. Menagerie visits Bristol 1851-5-31 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Testimonial for Menagerie and lion tamers 1851-6-7 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Proceeds of Whipple's dissolving views donated to poor 1852-1-24 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Bullard's panadrama of N.Y.C. visits Bristol 1852-7-17 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Description of panorama 1852-7-24 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Howarth's Pandrama of mammoth cave visits Bristol 1853-3-26 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mrs. Bradford's mosiac quilt exhibited 1853-4-23 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Hubbard's Pandrama of Hudson river and Ireland visits Bristol 1853-6-11 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Dubufe exhibits paintings of Adam and Eve 1854-3-25 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Colored school gives exhibition 1854-7-29 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Sabbath School gives exhibition 1854-12-2 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Colored Sabbath School gives exhibition 1855-1-20 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Mr. Young exhibits dissolving views 1855-3-24 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment M. Epis, Sabbath School gives exhibition 1855-7-28 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Barrett's Panorama of Amer. Revolution exhibited 1855-11-24 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Brothers Woodroffe exhibit glass blowing 1856-3-29 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Jim Myer's "Great Show", inc. magic tricks and acrobats visits Bristol 1856-4-19 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Fakir of Ava performs 1856-6-21 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Sabbath School gives exhibition 1856-9-6 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Exhibition of wax statuary 1857-6-27 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Sabbath School gives exhibition 1858-1-9 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment M.E. Sabbath School gives exhibition 1858-9-4 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Van Amburgh & Co's Menagerie visits Bristol 1860-5-5 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Description of menagerie 1860-5-12 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Cook's circus and bear menagerie visits Bristol 1860-8-4 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Exhibition of Western indians, indian music 1861-1-12 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Indian exhibition repeated 1861-1-19 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Tom Thumb visits Bristol 1861-6-22 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Bristol High School gives exhibition 1861-11-2 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment School's exhibition described, will be repeated 1861-11-16 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Prof. Hambujer " Wizard" to perform 1861-11-23 2 & 3 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Description of 2nd school exhibition 1861-11-30 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Fourth of July celebration planned 1865-7-1 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Fourth of July celebration held 1867-7-6 2 Exhibitions also see carnivals, entertainment Maj. Gen. Sheridan arrives to visit Bristol 1867-10-26 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Editorial concerning need for 1836-04-02 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Steam mill begins operation 1837-03-04 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Editorial concerning Bristol's need for manufactuirng 1839-10-19 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Pocanoket Steam Mill notice 1840-01-25 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Poconoket Steam Mill completed 1840-08-01 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol Steam Mill destroyed 1843-06-07 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Oil Factory sold 1843-09-06 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Sperm oil and candle making factory opened 1844-06-01 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Sperm oil and candle making factory opened by Baars & Norris 1844-10-05 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol's value as manufacturing center cited 1845-08-23 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Dearth, Andrews & Co. open soap making factory 1845-12-20 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Coggeshall and Perry open Grist Mill, Iron furnace 1846-05-09 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Distillery converted to factory and mill 1846-09-26 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Article describing Bristol's industries 1847-05-01 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill N.D. Allen soap manufactury 1847-05-08 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bullock & Perry open turning mill 1847-09-11 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill J. Gardner opens saw, planeing and grist mill 1848-03-04 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Unprecedented to be built on Norris's wharf 1849-07-21 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Iron factory planned by capitalists 1849-08-03 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Work proceeds on sugar house, need for other factories cited 1849-08-11 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Simmons & Clinton manufacture soap 1850-05-18 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Norris and Cooke erect factory for making oakum 1851-04-19 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Steam factory of Cooke & Norris in operation, Oakum praised, no. of employees 1851-06-21 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Industrial statistics 1852-05-22 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Firearm factory built on Thames St. 1853-10-01 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill New firearm factory destroyed by fire, planing mill of J. Gardner also destroyed 1853-12-31 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Construction of new firearm factory begins 1854-01-07 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Rebuilding of planing mill of J. Gardner planned 1854-02-11 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Value of steam mills as source of water for fighting fires cited 1854-02-11 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Article citing Bristol's need for new and different industry 1854-04-01 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Steam mills agree to supply fire dept. with water and pump in event of fire 1854-04-22 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Description of Burnside's factory 1854-05-20 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol steam sugar refinery in operation, description of plant and products of 1854-06-17 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol factories in full operation as economy booms 1854-10-28 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill New building for manufacture of pistols erected by Burnside and Bishop 1855-02-03 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol's potential as manufacturing center cited 1855-06-02 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol Ferry oil works mentioned 1855-08-11 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill List of principal factories in Bristol, no. of employees and capital invested 1856-01-19 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Spooner's oil works mentioned 1857-05-16 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Old butt factory sold at auction 1857-07-04 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Work day cut to 91/2 hours as recession hits Bristol 1857-09-26 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Mill further shortens working day as recession continues 1857-10-10 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol steam mill closes, business prospects bleak 1857-11-14 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol steam mill resumes operation on limited basis 1858-01-16 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Advertisement for huma steam mill (J. Gardner) 1858-01-23 1 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Former Butt Co. property purchased for oil works by Wm. B. Spooner 1858-05-22 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Sugar manufactury of Camp, Brunsen & Sherry to expand 1858-05-22 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol Steam mill sold 1858-06-05 3 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Oil works of Wm. B. Spooner moved 1858-07-10 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol steam mill sold to New Yorker, will resume operation 1858-07-10 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol Steam mill in full operation as economy revives 1858-08-07 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Dramatic increase in Bristol's population attributed to factory employees 1860-09-01 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Chain manufacturing works propsed in Bristol by N.Y. firm 1861-01-04 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Rumor of new iron works in Bristol disclaimed 1861-03-16 2 Factories (also see Cotton Mills, Bristol Steam Mill Rumor of iron works proves true, capatalists visit Bristol 1861-04-06 2 Fales, Reverend (Pastor of Episcopal Church) Offers prayer following Bristol Artillery's return from Dorr rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Fales, Abby Married Thomas Waldron 1843-12-23 3 Fales, Abby M. Obituary, child of Charles 1841-02-20 3 Fales, Mr. Alexander G. Son of Charles Fales, Esq., obituary 1867-07-13 3 Fales, Betsy B. Married Benjamin B. Church 1847-10-23 3 Fales C. Joseph (may be Charles J.) V.P. of Bristol Wide Awake club 1860-10-06 2 Fales C. Joseph (may be Charles J.) Copartnership with A. and H. Usher 1861-03-16 3 Fales, Charles Cured of lameness 1838-06-09 2 Fales, Charles Dr. responsible for cure 1838-10-13 2 Fales, Charles Joins California gold rush 1849-02-24 2 Fales, Charles Appointed assessor of taxes 1834-05-17 2 Fales, Charles Fence viewer 1834-05-17 2 Fales, Charles Appointed to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Fales, Charles Appraiser of real estate 1835-05-02 2 Fales, Charles Commissioner for asylum 1835-08-29 2 Fales, Charles Surveyor of highways 1838-05-05 2 Fales, Charles Sells stock in Bristol Steam mill 1838-09-01 3 Fales, Charles Liberal prox. For senator 1839-04-13 2 Fales, Charles Director, Eagle Bank 1841-07-10 3 Fales, Charles Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Fales, Charles Committee to study 16 acre lot 1842-04-23 2 Fales, Charles Appointed to school committee 1843-04-08 2 Fales, Charles Committee to estimate taxes 1843-04-08 2 Fales, Charles Elected representative 1844-04-06 2 Fales, Charles Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Fales, Charles Elected representative 1849-04-07 2 Fales, Charles Appointed to town council 1850-04-06 2 Fales, Charles Director, Eagle Bank 1851-07-12 3 Fales, Charles Wins lawsuit over right of way 1857-09-19 2 Fales, Charles Obituary 1875-02-06 2 Fales, Charles J. (may be Charles J.E., C. Joseph Fales) Officer, St. Albans lodge 1857-12-19 3 Fales, Charles J. (may be Charles J.E., C. Joseph Fales) Sec. of republican meeting 1860-09-22 2 Fales, Charles J.E. (may be Charles J.) Married Susan J. Usher 1855-05-19 3 Fales, Charlotte E. Obituary 1875-12-11 2 Fales, Delora Obituary, child 1840-02-22 3 Fales, Edmund Drowns self 1835-09-12 2 Fales, Edward son of Wm., admitted to Mass. Bar 1854-01-07 2 Fales, Elizabeth Obituary 1837-05-06 3 Fales, Henry (Mariner) Petitions court 1834-02-15 3 Fales, Henry DeWolf Loses son in drowning 1834-08-09 2 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Land to be sold for unpaid taxes 1836-09-17 3 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1842-06-25 3 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Probate notice 1842-07-09 3 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Commissioner's notice 1842-08-06 3 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Administrator's notice 1842-08-13 3 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Petition to sell real estate of 1843-02-11 3 Fales, Jonathan (Rev. War Veteran) Real estate sold 1843-03-11 3 Fales , Joseph Henry Drowns 1834-08-09 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Appointed auctioneer 1834-05-17 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Advertises for boarding house 1834-10-04 4 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Appointed to school committee 1836-05-14 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Butcher shop closed 1836-10-01 3 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Notice to debtors 1837-04-22 3 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Sells farm 1837-04-29 3 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Lawsuit resolved 1837-06-10 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Verdict of lawsuit 1837-09-23 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Lawsuit settled 1839-03-16 2 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Sells land to pay debts 1841-06-05 3 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Land auctioned to pay creditors 1842-01-29 3 Fales, Lemuel (auctioneer) Former farm for sale 1854-12-16 3 Fales, Lydia Married B. Porter of Mich. 1858-11-20 3 Fales, Lydia B. Wife of Charles Fales, obituary 1874-01-31 2 Fales, Martha Obituary, wife of John 1843-04-15 3 Fales, Martha Probate notice 1843-06-17 4 Fales, Martha Administrator's notice 1843-07-22 3 Fales, Martha B. Wife of the late William Fales, obituary 1873-09-23 2 Fales, MaryAnn Obituary, daughter of Lemuel 1843-09-23 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Directs Fourth of July procession 1836-07-02 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Delivers toast on the Fourth 1836-07-09 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Clerk of market 1838-05-05 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Sells farm 1838-09-15 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Advertises for meat market 1838-11-24 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Advertises for money 1841-12-18 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Sells part of bowling farm 1842-03-12 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Committee of arrangements on Fourth 1842-06-18 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Directs procession 1842-07-09 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Committee to repair sidewalks 1843-04-15 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Advertises to borrow money 1843-07-01 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Opens grocery store 1848-12-02 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Testimonial for store 1848-12-16 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Advertises for "Franklin Market" 1849-04-07 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Appointed Justice of Peace 1854-04-08 2 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Advertises for let farm 1854-04-08 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Opens market 1858-12-04 3 Fales, Nathaniel (butcher, grocer) Appointed Justice of Peace 1860-04-28 2 Fales, Nathaniel Obituary 1834-02-15 3 Fales, Nathaniel Farm stock auctioned 1834-03-15 3 Fales, Nathaniel Borland farm sold 1834-04-05 3 Fales, Nathaniel Executor's notice 1834-04-12 3 Fales, Nathaniel Obituary, child 1839-12-07 3 Fales, Col. Nathaniel Advertises to sell farm 1853-02-26 3 Fales, Col. Nathaniel Obituary 1875-12-18 2 Fales, Phebe Obituary 1839-09-28 3 Fales, Rebecca Obituary 1834-05-03 3 Fales, Sally Farm mentioned 1847-02-13 3 Fales, Samuel Obituary 1851-10-11 3 Fales, Samuel Sons of temperance issues resolution of sympathy 1851-11-01 3 Fales, Samuel Former house sold 1852-07-31 3 Fales, Samuel Owner of Borland farms 1844-09-28 3 Fales, Samuel Advertises to let tenement of Wood St. 1851-07-26 3 Fales, Samuel Obituary 1863-11-21 3 Fales, Sarah Obituary 1838-11-10 3 Fales, Sarah Administrator's notice 1839-01-12 3 Fales, Sarah Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 Fales, Sarah Land sold at auction 1839-03-16 3 Fales, Sarah Lawsuit continued 1839-09-21 2 Fales, Sarah Probate notice 1841-05-08 3 Fales, Sarah L. Married Henry Ballou of Cumberland 1846-06-13 3 Fales, Stephen S. Obituary 1839-06-29 3 Fales, Susan Wife of Charles, daughter of Capt. Allen Asher, Obituary 1871-09-16 2 Fales, Thomas Land sold at auction 1835-03-07 3 Fales, Thomas Farm sold 1839-03-23 3 Fales, Thomas Portion of farm sold 1844-08-24 3 Fales, Rev. Thomas Delegate to temperance convention 1841-05-08 2 Fales, Rev. Thomas Ordained at St. Michael's 1841-07-07 2 Fales, William Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill after mill destroyed by fire 1843-07-15 3 Fales, William Elected to town council 1848-04-08 2 Fales, William Appointed to committee to study building of RR. 1848-10-07 2 Fales, William Part owner of new ship 1849-1-10 2 Fales, William Director, Commerical Bank 1852-04-10 3 Fales, William Appointed to board of directors for Prov-Bristol RR. 1853-04-23 2 Fales, William Trustee of Bristol Institute for Savings 1856-01-19 3 Fales, William Returns from England 1857-07-04 2 Fales, William Offers inducement to volunteers as civil war commences 1861-04-20 2 Fales, William Obituary 1863-11-21 3 Fales, William C. Married E. Mason of Mass. 1845-04-12 3 Fall River Iron Works Wharf Planned 1857-05-02 2 Fall River Iron Works Wharf Work progresses 1857-07-25 2 Fall River Iron Works Wharf Building erected on, improvements to 1858-12-04 2 Fama (whaler) Word received of 1834-09-13 2 Fama (whaler) Stock sold 1834-10-11 3 Fame (sloop) Advertises for voyage to Newport 1844-07-06 3 Fame (sloop) Voyage to East Greenwich 1845-08-02 3 Fame (sloop) Rescues crew of capsized sloop 1846-04-25 2 Farming (see crops) Farrell, John Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Farrell, John Obituary 1868-11-21 3 Farrell, Mary Ann Obituary 1872-02-20 2 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Opens temporary store 1857-01-24 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Opens Hope St. store 1857-06-13 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Sells stock at cost 1858-02-06 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Advertises for dry goods 1858-08-07 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Advertises for millinery 1860-01-21 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Advertises for closing off sale 1860-02-18 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Advertises 1860-05-05 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Stock sold at assignee's sale 1861-05-25 3 Farrington, George (storekeeper) Plagued by shoplifters, Irish woman arrested 1861-06-15 2 Faulkner ,Mary Petitions for divorce 1836-03-19 2 Fearing, Christian see Feuring, Christian Feeney, Roger Obituary 1864-02-20 2 Felix, Anna Elizabeth Obituary, child 1836-12-03 3 Felix, Clarence F. Obituary, child of Henry 1849-09-22 3 Felix, Elizabeth P. Obituary, child 1836-11-19 3 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Appointed agent for port of Bristol 1836-06-04 2 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Notice concerning appointment 1836-12-17 3 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Copartnership with Taylor dissolved 1837-10-07 3 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Sells stock, Bristol Steam mill 1840-04-25 3

Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Guardian of estates of children, John, Lewis, Francis, Charles and Emma, petitions to sell real estate of 1850-10-12 3 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Mortgagee's sale of mill and foundry 1852-09-18 3 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Petition seeks to free son from Cuban prison 1855-01-16 2 Felix, Henry (manufacturer) Son freed 1853-04-26 2 Felix, Henry A.F. Obituary, child of Henry 1848-09-02 3 Felix, John Henry Petition seeks release of from Cuban prison 1855-01-06 2 Felix, John Henry Freed from prison 1856-04-26 2 Felix, John Henry Returns from England 1856-06-14 2 Felix, Louis A. Obituary, child 1836-12-03 3 Felix, Louis A. Letter from describing war in Nicaragua 1856-11-29 2 Felix, Nancy S. Obituary, wife of Henry 1850-02-23 3 Felix and Taylor (storekeepers) Notice 1836-04-16 3 Felix and Taylor (storekeepers) Advertises for general store 1836-10-15 3 Felix and Taylor (storekeepers) Copartnership dissolved 1837-10-07 3 Fellows, Stephen Political argument with I.G. Peck leads to assault charge 1856-08-02 2 Fellows, Stephen Lawsuit resolved 1858-09-25 2 Female Missionary Society (Methodist Church) Holds fair in Armory 1848-12-23 3 Female Missionary Society (of St. Michael's Church) Holds sale 1838-12-29 3 Female Tract Society Discourse preached before 1836-03-26 3 Female Tract Society Presents certificate to Rev. Shepard 1837-11-04 3 Fenner, Benjamin Article on death 1866-02-17 2 Fenner, Benjamin Obituary 1866-02-17 3 Fenner, Edward Falls overboard from sloop, drowns 1840-08-27 2 Fenner, Edward Jr. Dies at sea 1836-03-12 3 Fenner, Edward Jr. Administrator's notice 1836-03-19 3 Fenner, George Lost at sea 1837-06-10 3 Fenner, Hannah Widow of Edward, obituary 1870-05-07 2 Fenner, Leander Obituary, Child 1836-11-19 3 Feuring, John Henry Obituary, father Christian 1855-03-10 3 Field, Susan Married Jeremiah Fenner of N.Y. 1854-11-18 3 Fenner, Lydia Obituary, wife of Richard 1848-01-29 3 Fenner, Mary Obituary, wife of Richard 1853-02-05 3 Fenner, Mary Eulogy 1853-02-26 3 Fenner, Richard Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Fenner, Richard Married Mary Northup 1850-06-08 3 Fenner, Richard Sells house and lot on Hope St. 1856-03-29 3 Fenner, Richard Advertises for trees 1857-03-28 3 Fenner, Richard Sells house and lot on Hope St. 1857-06-13 3 Fenner, Richard Testimonial for house 1857-06-27 2 Fenner, Richard Dies in Conn. 1860-04-28 3 Fenner, Sarah Obituary, daughter of Richard 1850-02-23 3 Fenner, Sarah Obituary, daughter of Richard 1850-03-23 3 Fenner, Sarah Eulogy 1850-03-30 3 Ferguson, James Obituary 1852-01-10 3 Ferguson, John Barn destroyed by fire, arson suspected 1857-05-16 2 Ferris, Ages Roan Obituary, wife of Alexander 1850-07-06 3 Ferryboats Efforts to transport menagerie across Bristol, Ferry described 1843-08-19 3 Ferryboats Need for steam ferry between Portsmouth and Bristol cited 1857-09-12 2 Ferryboats Need for ferryboats between Portsmouth & Bristol cited 1865-02-04 2 Ferryboats Ferry for railroad to connect Bristol and Portsmouth 1867-09-07 2 Feuring, Christian Presumed drowned when overturned boat is found 1856-06-07 2 Feuring, Christian Body found 1856-06-21 2 Field, Zilphia Ann Married Benjamin Barrus 1849-06-30 3 Finch, Josephine B. Obituary, daughter of Elijah Gray 1854-02-18 3 Finn, Mary married Leonard Barrus 1861-05-04 3 Finney, Ann Obituary 1839-12-21 3 Finney, Ann Probate notice 1840-12-12 3 Finney, Ann Administrator's notice 1841-01-09 3 Finney, Ann Commissioner's notice 1841-12-11 3 Finney, Experience Obituary 1835-12-12 3 Finney, Josiah House lots sold 1840-07-04 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Repairs of fire house and equipment 1833-11-23 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Notice of examination of fire engines 1833-11-23 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Fire wards named 1834-05-17 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Committee chosen to inspect homes 1835-01-10 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Notice to homeowners not having suff. Water buckets 1835-01-24 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) New engine shown 1835-09-26 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Ladder Engine Co. visits 1835-09-26 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Hoses and engines to be examined 1835-12-19 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Stove pipes to be examined 1835-12-19 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Need for better equipment 1836-04-16 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Need for better fire protection 1836-05-17 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Funds set aside for hydraulian 1836-05-14 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Hydraulion purchased, station to be built 1836-09-03 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Company to be organized 1836-11-19 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Stations to be repaired 1837-04-29 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Engines examined 1837-09-02 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Need for building to house engine 1837-09-30 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Repairs to engines 1838-05-05 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Engines in deplorable condition 1839-01-26 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Firemen praised for quick response 1839-09-14 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) M.A. DeWolf praises firemen 1839-09-14 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Meeting of Hydraulion Co. 1839-09-14 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Need for town watch 1839-12-07 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Revision called for after serious fire 1841-05-08 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Need for town watch cited 1841-12-18 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Voluntary town watch begins 1842-06-18 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Revamped after destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Assists Fall River after destructive fire there 1843-07-08 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Depository for fire equipment to be built near market house 1843-10-21 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Hydraulion building discussed at town meeting 1844-05-25 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Stockholders of Bristol steam mill thanks fire dept for quick response 1844-10-26 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Hydraulion and engine companies march in Fourth 1846-07-04 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) New engine house built 1846-09-26 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Praised for quick response in saving home of J. Norris 1847-01-02 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Prepares to celebrate anniversary of Fall River fire 1847-05-22 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) J. Babbitt petitions to incorporate fire co. (Gen. Assembly) 1848-11-04 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) New engine and equipment to be purchased 1848-11-12 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Sinking of reservoirs discussed at town meeting 1848-11-25 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) New engine "King Philip" purchased. Description of, need for engine house cited 1849-03-07 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) New Fire co. #4 marches in torch light procession with new engine 1849-03-24 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Five engines hold trials 1849-04-28 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Engine house #4 completed 1850-04-27 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Description of new hall 1850-05-25 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Court of probate meets in engine hall 1851-05-31 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Fire Cos march on Fourth 1851-06-28 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Fire Co #4 hosts Newport fire co. 1851-09-20 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Newport Fire Co. offers resolution of thanks to Bristol Co. 1851-09-27 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Letter concerning efforts of King Philip Co. to obtain furniture, begin Library 1851-11-15 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Fire Cos. To march on Fourth 1852-06-26 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) New Fire Co. to be organized 1853-04-16 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Empire Fire Co. organized 1853-05-14 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Engine House #3 destroyed to prevent spread of fire 1853-12-31 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Lack of water available for fighting fires in center of town cited 1854-02-11 2

Fire Department (also see name of Company) Steam mills agree to supply fire dept. with water and pump in event of fire, revamping of dept discussed at town meeting 1854-04-22 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Repairs to Hydraulion station and engine house #4 1854-04-22 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Trials of new water supply held 1854-11-04 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Firemen suffer from frostbite during fire at Pokanoket steam mill 1856-02-16 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Formation of new fire co. planned 1856-02-16 2

Fire Department (also see name of Company) Reliance on salt water urged after firemen are hindered by frozen pipes during Pocanoket steam mill fire 1856-02-16 2

Fire Department (also see name of Company) Appropriation increased at town meeting, Wm P. Munro appointed chief engineer, lot of engine house #4 leased 1856-06-14 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Letter citing need for increased funds and equipment for fire Dept. 1856-06-14 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) E. Brunsen chosen fire chief 1856-11-08 2 Fire Department (also see name of Company) Receives thanks from Warren citizens for assisting during destructive fire 1856-11-08 3 Fire Department (also see name of Company) King Philip fire co. chooses officers 1858-01-23 2 Fireman's Hall Site of fair 1851-09-27 3 Fires Fire aboard schooner Charles Edmundson 1836-02-06 2 Fires D.B, Croacher's son injured in fire 1836-02-27 2 Fires Child burns to death 1836-03-26 2 Fires Building damaged 1836-04-16 2 Fires Child dies in fire, saves brother 1838-02-10 2 Fires Editorial concerning danger of 1839-01-26 2 Fires Firemen praised for quick response 1839-09-14 2 Fires Fire at home of Mark A. DeWolf 1839-09-14 3 Fires Shop of T. Holmes destroyed, church damaged 1840-01-08 2 Fires Fire at DeWolfs Wharf, cooperage damaged 1840-06-20 2 Fires Fire destroys 4 buildings, threatens entire block, heroic efforts of townspeople 1841-05-08 2 Fires Goods stolen after fire 1841-05-08 2 Fires Fire victims compensated by town 1841-05-22 2 Fires Fire at store of Mason Pearce, goods destroyed 1841-06-26 2 Fires Arson suspected in attempted burning of new store 1842-01-15 2 Fires $500 reward offered for arsonist 1842-01-15 3 Fires Shop of G.C. Munro destroyed by fire 1842-01-29 2 Fires Child of S. Robinson dies in fire 1842-04-02 3 Fires Child of Wm. Richmond dies in fire 1842-04-09 3 Fires Fire at home of Sylvester Munro 1842-05-14 2 Fires Fire at home of Stephen Chafee, arson suspected 1842-05-21 2 Fires Child of Jeremiah Munro dies in fire 1843-03-25 2

Fires Bristol steam mill struck by lightning, destroyed. Most destructive fire since revolution, economy of town threatened, Warren Fire Dept and women of Bristol fight flames 1843-06-17 2 Fires Legislation, methods of fighting fires 1842-06-17 3 Fires Regulations concerning fire buckets 1843-07-08 3 Fires Fire aboard brig Neptune, arson suspected 1843-07-15 2 Fires Fire at barn of John Norris, arsonist seen leaving scene 1843-07-15 2 Fires Barn of M.A. DeWolf destroyed by fire 1843-11-18 3 Fires DeWolf's fire seen from Fall River 1843-12-02 2 Fires 2nd fire at Bristol steam mill, damage confined to one room 1844-10-26 2 Fires Stockholders of mill thanks townspeople for saving same 1844-10-26 2 Fires Boys accidently set fire by firing small cannon 1845-06-28 2 Fires Fire at site of new house 1845-08-30 2 Fires Fire at oil factory of Wm. B. Spooner, building saved 1846-01-24 2 Fires Fire at home of Capt. J. Norris, building saved 1847-01-02 2 Fires Fire at store of Josiah Gooding 1848-08-26 2 Fires Windmill destroyed by fire 1848-09-30 2 Fires Three attempts at arson, barn destroyed, special town meeting held 1848-11-11 2 Fires Fire at DeWolf's Wharf 1849-08-11 2 Fires Charles Munro's barn burns to ground 1849-09-08 2 Fires Foundry of Coggeshall & Perry destroyed 1849-09-15 2 Fires Fire at Bristol Hotel, building saved 1850-11-23 2 Fires Fire aboard Brig Emeline 1851-01-04 2 Fires Fire at store pf A.K.Munro 1852-10-02 2 Fires Fire at wash house of J. Thompson 1853-02-12 2 Fires Fire aboard schooner Sarah E., heavy damage 1853-04-23 2 Fires Barn of J. Nooning burned by arsons, reward offered 1853-11-05 2 & 3

Fires Fire destroys planning mill and lumber yard of J. Gardner, firearm factory of major burnside, engine house #3, and several houses, threatens other structures, arson suspected 1853-12-31 2 Fires Lack of water available for fighting fires in center of town cited 1854-02-11 2 Fires Fire on roof of Baptist Church, boy finds novel way of extinguishing flames 1854-07-08 2 Fires Fire destroys storehouse of A.T. and T.J. Usher, damages manufactury of J. Rohan 1854-09-02 2 Fires Hat shop pf Mrs. Franklin damaged by fire 1854-09-09 2 Fires Barn of N. Warren damaged by fire 1854-12-30 2 Fires Dry house of Bristol ferry oil works destroyed by fire 1855-08-11 2 Fires Wood houses of Widows Hatch and Church destroyed by fire 1854-10-07 2 Fires Barn of Nathan (or Nehemiah) Cole burns, arson suspected 1855-12-29 3

Fires Destructive fire, large portion of Pocanoket steam mill destroyed, firemen hindered by frostbite, frozen pipes, 170 persons out of work 1856-02-16 2

Fires School house and St. Alban's lodge damaged by fire dur to firecrackers and guns during celebration of Fourth 1856-07-12 2 Fires Fire at home of H.N. Gifford and I. Camm 1856-08-09 2 Fires Fire at Peck's Wharf, cotton waste consumed 1857-02-21 2 Fires Barn, shop destroyed, house damaged, arson suspected by owner J. Ferguson 1857-05-16 2 Fires Fire destroys Bristol Oakum Works 1857-06-27 2 Fires Boys celebrate "Gun Powder Plot" with bon-fires 1857-11-07 2 Fires Soap works of J. Rohan destroyed by fire, arson suspected 1858-01-09 2 Fires Bay house burns to ground during winter vacancy, arson suspected 1858-03-13 2 Fires Barn of A.K. Munro destroyed by fire 1858-08-21 2 Fires Boys burn tar barrels, cause alarm 1858-11-13 3 Fires St. Michael's Church entirely destroyed by fire 1858-12-11 2 Fires Schooner burns in Mount Hope Bay 1858-12-11 2

Fires Mansion of James F. DeWolf burns to ground, two men killed, 10 injured, when building collapses 1860-05-12 2 Fires Further description of tragic fire 1860-05-19 2 Fires Sisson estate burned to ground, arson suspected, Mr. Grant arrested 1860-07-28 2 Fires Boys burn tar barrels, cause alarm 1861-05-25 2 Fires Rockets on Fourth cause minor fire 1861-07-06 2 Fires Barn of F. Waldron destroyed by fire 1861-10-26 2 Fires Fire at home of Mrs. Wm. Manchester 1862-09-13 2 Fires Fire at tenement on Bradford St. 1865-12-30 2 Fires Bristol Neck barn burns 1866-03-03 2 Fires Mount Lane house burns 1866-03-17 2 Fires Fire at house on Wood St. 1866-04-21 2 Fires Fire at house on Hope and Bradford Sts. 1866-08-18 2 Fires Spooner & Son Kerosene Works destroyed by explosion and fire 1866-09-29 2 Fires Martin's house on Bristol Neck burns 1866-12-08 2 Fires Storehouse on Long Wharf, built in 1810, has major fire 1868-03-21 2 Fires Soap factory on Prospect St. destroyed by fire 1868-09-19 2 Fires Fire at house on corner of Bradford and Central Sts. 1869-07-10 2 Fires Destructive fire devastates half of Nat. Rubber Co. plant 1870-01-15 2 Fires Barn on DeWolf farm burns, also Bowen's barn on High St. 1870-01-22 2 Fires Josephus' Goodings barn destroyed by fire 1870-03-19 2 Fires Barn and house on Bristol Neck on fire, barn destroyed 1870-08-06 2 Fires House on White's Lane and barn on Crooked Lane both destroyed by fire 1870-10-15 2 Fires Barn and shed on Wood St. destroyed 1871-04-01 2 Fires Fire at Brown's house on Burr's Hill destroys dwelling 1871-07-22 2

Fires Barn on north side of State St. between High and Wood St. consumed in flames, believed arson 1872-03-02 2 Fires Barns on Reynolds estate and other buildings nearby consumed by fire 1872-10-19 2 Fires Bristol Gas Light Co. building destroyed 1875-10-30 2 First Baptist Church (see Baptist Church Fish, Abbey W. Married Benjamin Davis 1834-08-09 3 Fish, Alberteen Obituary 1867-11-09 3 Fish, Ann F. Married James Borden of Tiverton 1846-01-03 3 Fish, Cyrus Child of found drowned 1848-07-22 2 Fish, Cyrus Obituary 1850-01-05 3 Fish, Edward Married Mary E. Waterman of Fall River 1854-11-11 3 Fish, George V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1852-02-21 2 Fish, George P. Married Julia Sherman 1835-06-06 3 Fish, George P. Obituary 1854-12-02 3 Fish, George P. Administrator's & Commissioner's notice 1855-06-23 3 Fish, George P. Probate notice 1855-05-12 3 Fish, George P. Administrators petition to sell real estate of 1856-01-12 3 Fish, George P. Real estate sold at auction 1856-02-16 3 Fish, Edwin Son of Edward and Mary, article on cause of death 1869-12-04 2 Fish, Edwin Obituary 1869-12-04 Fish, Hannah B. Guardian appointed 1840-01-11 3 Fish, Hannah B. Married Samuel Smith 1847-07-10 3 Fish, Harriet W. Obituary, child of George P. 1846-02-07 3 Fish, Joseph Slaughter house and stable sold 1838-03-17 3

Fish, Joseph Caretaker of Mount Hope Farm, bothered by vandals and thieves, charges Samuel Munro with theft 1843-08-26 2 Fish, Joseph Advertises for Butcher shop 1854-01-07 3 Fish, Joseph A. Copartnership with J. Cummings dissolved 1853-01-01 3 Fish, Joseph A. Married Anna Gladding 1854-12-23 3 Fish, Joseph A. Assignee's notice 1855-04-21 3 Fish, Joseph B. Arrested in Fall River for drunkenness, vagrancy 1860-01-14 2 Fish Markets J. Dunbar advertises 1846-05-02 3 Fish Markets Wm. Coddington advertises 1848-05-20 3 Fish, Loensa Wife of Byron, obituary 1872-07-27 2 Fish, Louise H. Daughter of Rowland G., obituary 1873-09-09 2 Fish , Louis Son of Benjamin, obituary 1863-09-19 3 Fish, Mary Widow of Elisha Fish, obituary 1872-02-06 2 Fish, Mary N. Married Charles Spooner 1850-11-23 3 Fish, Mary P. Married Henry Leeman of Providence 1843-09-30 3 Fish, Mary P. Guardian appointed 1840-01-11 3 Fish, Prentice P. Obituary, child of Joseph B. 1844-09-14 3 Fish, Rowland G. Married Abby W. Booth 1836-12-10 3 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Officer, Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Opens grocery store on State St. 1858-10-30 3 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Testimonial to 1858-11-20 2 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Advertises for "Family Provision store" 1858-11-20 3 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Advertises for sausage making 1858-11-27 3 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Advertises for "King Philip market" 1860-03-17 3 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Advertisement 1860-05-26 3 Fish, S. F. (Stephen) storekeeper Sells store to H.F. Simmons 1860-07-21 3 Fish, S.F. & Co. (grocers) Open store on State St. 1858-10-30 3 Fish, Sarah A. Obituary 1853-11-05 3 Fish, Sarah E. Married Senetur S. Bernard 1857-10-03 3 Fish, Sarah J. Wife of William and daughter of Anson, obituary 1872-11-09 2 Fish, Stephen Advertises for express wagon 1861-07-27 3 Fish, William Frederick Obituary, child of George P. 1840-04-18 3 Fisher, E.C. & Co. Opens temporary dry goods store 1843-05-13 3 Fisher, Julia married William Mann 1838-12-08 3 Fishing Menhaden fishing bountiful 1847-10-02 2 Fishing Wm. Coddington advertises 1848-05-20 3 Fishing Shark catching becomes popular sport 1849-09-08 2 Fishing Porposes caught in sein 1853-08-20 2 Fishing Large fish catches cited 1853-09-03 2 Fishing D. Bradford sells fishing boats, Seine 1855-03-17 3 Fishing J. Ingraham advertises 1853-06-16 3

Fishing Overfishing of scupping and tautog blamed for scarcity, need for regulations regarding seining cited 1855-07-21 2 Fishing Townspeople petition against Narragansett Fish Works because of odors 1856-07-19 3 Fishing Assignee's sale notice regarding Narragansett Fish Co. 1856-08-09 3 Fishing Bristol Fish Co. sells boats, equipment 1856-11-22 3 Fishing Menhaden caught in winter 1857-01-03 2 Fishing Protection of bay from overfishing discussed by General Assembly 1857-01-17 2 Fishing C. Burton advertises for fishing excursions 1858-08-14 3 Fishing Menhaden used for fertilizer 1858-10-09 2 Fishing Fishing poor, reason debated 1860-04-28 2 Fishing Scarcity of scup debated 1860-05-05 2 Fishing Statistics regarding fishing industry 1861-03-23 2 Fiske, John T. Director, Eagle Bank 1850-07-13 3 Fiske, John T. Replaced as Director 1851-01-11 3 Fitch, George Willie Son of Robert and Mary, obituary 1867-10-12 3 Fitch, Susan Obituary, widow of Capt. Oliver, eulogy 1848-01-15 3 Fitch, Susan Probate notice 1848-08-12 3 Fitch, Susan Administrator's notice 1848-10-21 3 Fitz, William James Obituary and Eulogy, child of George 1855-07-14 3 Fletcher, Anne Child, obituary 1865-11-18 3 Fletcher, Ann T. Obituary, widow of Capt. John 1851-09-20 3 Fletcher, Ann T. Probate notice 1851-10-11 3 Fletcher, Ann T. Executor's notice 1851-11-08 3 Fletcher, Ann T. House and lot sold 1851-11-29 3 Fletcher, Ann T. Executor's sale of real estate 1852-05-01 3 Fletcher House Sold by J. DeWolf Perry 1852-10-02 3 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) Wife mentioned 1846-05-06 2 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) Mentioned in article 1847-05-15 2 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) Suffers paralytic attack 1848-04-22 2 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) Obituary 1851-02-08 3 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) Probate notice 1851-02-15 3 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) Administrator's notice 1851-11-08 3 Fletcher, Capt. John (shipmaster) House and lot sold 1851-11-29 3 Floods Heavy rains cause flooding on Thames St. 1840-07-18 2 Floods Record tides cause factories to close 1840-11-14 2 Floods Wharfs flooded by storm and tides 1843-03-18 2 Floods Rainstorm causes flooding 1843-08-26 2 Fly (schooner) Advertises for voyage to Norfolk 1844-12-07 3 Flynn, Barney Obituary 1871-12-23 3 Flynn, Margaret Widow of Barney, obituary 1874-07-11 2 Flynn, Matthew Obituary, child 1865-05-06 3 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) High prices questioned 1837-10-14 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Editorial concerning 1839-05-25 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Low prices of onions discourages growing of 1840-09-26 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Prices of fruit 1843-08-19 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Milk prices rise because of increased of feed costs 1853-02-19 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Letter concerning milk prices 1853-02-26 3 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Prices rise 1854-05-13 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Dramatic rise in food prices forseen as drought continues 1854-09-09 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Vegetable prices high in spite of good harvest 1854-09-23 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Prices rise dramatically 1855-04-14 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Crops good, speculators blamed for high prices 1855-08-04 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Association formed to procure flour at reasonable prices 1855-10-13 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Farmers reap "Golden Harvest" as onion prices soar 1857-05-16 2 Food Prices (also see economy of Bristol, cost of living) Fish prices high because of poor catches 1860-04-28 2 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Married Eudora White 1850-09-28 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Sells house and lot on Bristol Neck 1852-12-25 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Opens store on Thames St.(grocery) 1855-04-07 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Advertises for cordage 1855-04-14 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Advertises for "New Depot store" 1855-04-28 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Forms copartnership with B.M. Greene, advertises for "Franklin market" 1855-05-19 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Copartnership dissolved, Ford to continue business 1856-03-08 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Sells house on Bristol Neck 1856-05-10 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Probate notice 1858-11-13 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Advertises 1857-07-11 1 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Notice concerning Sloop Excel 1857-08-29 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Offers Brig. Charles Miller for freight and charter 1857-11-07 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Falls overboard during collision at sea, drowns 1858-10-16 2 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) $50 reward offered for body of 1858-10-16 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Probate notice 1858-11-13 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) St. Alban's lodge offers resolution of sympathy 1858-11-20 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Commissioner's notice 1858-12-11 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Administrator's notice 1858-12-18 3 Ford, Capt. John H. (also see Ford, J.H. & Co.) Administrator's sale of remaining stock, livestock 1858-12-18 3 Ford, John H. & Co. (merchants) Copartnership formed, advertises for grocery store 1855-05-19 3 Ford, John H. & Co. (merchants) Advertises for wood 1855-05-26 3 Ford, John H. & Co. (merchants) Advertises for coke 1856-02-02 3 Ford, John H. & Co. (merchants) Copartnership dissolved 1856-03-08 3 Ford, John H. & Co. (merchants) Advertises for coal 1856-12-06 3 Ford & Co. (merchants) Advertises for brick 1855-05-26 3 Ford's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1857-08-29 3 Foreign Trade Trading expedition to Africa 1836-04-16 2 Fort Hill Place Sold at auction 1849-09-22 3 Fort Hill Place Auction at 1849-12-29 3 Fort Rounds Salute fired from 1857-06-27 2 Foster, Caroline Obituary, also Eulogy 1854-08-19 3 Foster, Mary Obituary & Eulogy, age 80 yrs. Widow of late Dr. Chillingsworth 1858-06-26 3 Foster, Mary Probate notice 1858-07-10 3 Foster, Sarah Married Capt. Abijah Luce 1836-10-22 3 Foster, William Notice concerning wife Esther 1845-02-22 3 Fourth of July Parade Celebration cancelled because of Town's financial problems 1837-07-01 2 Fourth of July Parade Editorial concerning lack of celebration 1837-07-08 2 Fourth of July Parade Editorial concerning proper celebration 1838-06-23 2 Fourth of July Parade Letter praising celebration 1838-07-07 2 Fourth of July Parade Sober celebration praised 1839-07-06 2 Fourth of July Parade Editorial concering lack of preparation 1840-06-13 2 Fourth of July Parade No celebration planned 1841-07-03 2 Fourth of July Parade Celebration takes place 1841-07-10 2 Fourth of July Parade Large military display following Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-09 2 Fourth of July Parade Poem to 1843-07-01 2 Fourth of July Parade Temperance procession planned for Fourth 1848-06-24 2 Fourth of July Parade First celebration in 3 years planned 1849-06-02 2 Fourth of July Parade Will not be celebrated usual manner 1850-06-29 2 Fourth of July Parade Plea for old fashioned celebration 1851-06-14 2 Fourth of July Parade Citizens favorable to celebration of Fourth meet 1851-06-21 3 Fourth of July Parade Parade planned 1851-06-28 2 Fourth of July Parade Program of fireworks planed along with procession 1852-06-26 3 Fourth of July Parade Celebration marred by violence, article and letter concerning 1852-07-10 2 Fourth of July Parade Oration by Mr. Whipple, fireworks, concert by Fort Adams band planned for Fourth 1853-05-28 2 Fourth of July Parade Value of celebration cited 1853-07-09 2 Fourth of July Parade Annoyance and danger of fireworks cited 1853-07-09 2 Fourth of July Parade Program of fireworks planned 1855-06-30 2 Fourth of July Parade Appropriation for celebration made at town meeting 1856-06-14 2 Fourth of July Parade Value of celebration cited 1856-06-28 2 Fourth of July Parade Celbration marred by fires caused by firecrackers, guns 1856-07-12 2 Fourth of July Parade Large number of horse and carriage accidents during past parades cited, caution urged 1857-06-27 2 Fourth of July Parade Young men collect money so that Fourth can be celebrated in spite of depression 1858-06-12 2 Fourth of July Parade Utah expedition, capturers of Brigham Young and wives, will march on Fourth 1858-07-03 2 Fourth of July Parade Celebration takes place in spite of recession 1858-07-10 2 Fourth of July Parade Grand celebration planned 1860-06-30 2 Fourth of July Parade Burnside Zouaves, Artillery Old Guard to march 1861-06-29 2 Fox Hill Mentioned in advertisement 1856-01-05 3 Francis, Antonia (storekeeper) Opens shoe store 1845-06-07 3 Francis, Lillie Infant, obituary 1865-06-17 3 Franklin, Ann Maria Obituary, child 1837-04-08 3 Franklin, Benjamin Married Sarah Peckham 1845-12-27 3 Franklin, Benjamin Obituary, also comment Father Marcus 1855-09-22 3 Franklin, Elisha Obituary 1848-06-24 3 Franklin, Elisha Probate notice 1848-07-08 3 Franklin, Elisha Administrator's notice 1848-08-26 3 Franklin, Elisha Crops, livestock, furniture sold at auction 1848-09-09 3 Franklin, Elisha Barney married Martha Springer 1833-10-12 3 Franklin, Elisha Barney Obituary 1847-09-18 3 Franklin, Elisha Barney Probate notice 1848-02-12 3 Franklin, Elisha Barney Administrator's and Commissioner's notices 1848-04-01 3 Franklin, Eliza Drowns, intemperance blamed, Negro 1847-10-16 2 Franklin, Elizabeth Widow of Jonathan, obituary 1872-07-27 2 Franklin, Hannah Married John Mulchahey 1841-01-30 3 Franklin, John Obituary (negro) 1855-05-12 3 Franklin, Joseph (stonecutter) Moves shop to Thames St. 1852-04-03 3 Franklin, Josephus Remains returned to Bristol 1863-01-03 2 Franklin, Julia Married Isaac Gorham 1851-12-20 3 Franklin, Louisa S. Wife of William, daughter of Nathan Warren, obituary 1874-07-25 2 Franklin, M.C. (Dressmaker, milliner) Opens store on State St. with P. Hatch 1853-11-26 3 Franklin, M.C. (Dressmaker, milliner) Advertises 1854-04-08 3 Franklin, M.C. (Dressmaker, milliner) Hat shop damaged by fire 1854-09-09 2 Franklin, Marcus (grocer) Former house mentioned 1854-04-22 3 Franklin, Marcus (grocer) Opens grocery store 1860-03-03 3 Franklin, Marcus (grocer) Closes grocery store 1860-12-08 3 Franklin, Marcus (grocer) Former store mentioned 1860-12-29 3 Franklin, Marcus (grocer) Obituary 1875-11-13 2 Franklin, Martha A. Married Edward W. Spencer 1857-12-19 3 Franklin, Martha W. Married Walker Pearce 1834-12-20 3 Franklin, Martha Widow of Elisha, daughter of Joseph Springer, obituary 1874-10-31 2 Franklin,Mary E. Married James Card 1861-07-20 3 Franklin, Mary Jane Married John Howard of New Hampshire 1851-07-12 3 Franklin, R.B. Officer Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Franklin, Richard Officer St. Alban's Lodge 1857-12-19 3 Franklin, Susan F. Married James F. Goff 1853-06-11 3 Franklin, William Married Mary Simmons 1836-03-05 3 Franklin, William A. Married to Martha Barney 1833-10-05 3 Franklin, William A. Death of-article 1864-11-05 2 Franklin & Livesey (stonecutters) Begin business 1850-04-13 2 & 3 Fraprie, George W. Advertises for book binding 1860-04-14 3 Frazer, Isabella Obituary 1854-03-11 3 Frederick Brown (sloop) Launched by Crandall, owned by J. Gardner 1848-10-07 2 Frederick, Mary E. Obituary, wife of Mathias 1852-11-20 3 Frederick, Matthias Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Frederick, Matthias Married Mary Lindsey 1849-09-08 3 Frederick, Matthias Joins California Gold Rush 1849-11-24 2 Frederick, Matthias Married Harriet Howland of Mass. 1855-06-09 3 Frederick, Raymond Son of Matthias,obituary 1869-06-26 3 Freeborn, Amanda Obituary 1835-04-11 3 Freeborn, Augusta H. Married Ezekiel Rich 1861-07-27 3 Freeborn, Henry Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 Freeborn, Henry Joins California Gold Rush 1849-11-24 2 Freeborn, Henry Obituary 1861-05-25 3 Freeborn, Henry Probate notice 1861-07-06 3 Freeborn, Henry Administrator's notice 1861-09-07 3 Freeborn, James T. Married Harriet Lane 1840-08-29 3 Freeborn, James T. Resigns from Food union 1857-09-26 3 Freeborn, Martha B. Married Nathan P. Cole 1836-09-21 3 Freeborn, Mary Married John Peterson 1836-10-08 3 Freeborn, Polly Obituary 1834-03-29 3 Freeborn, Thomas Obituary 1835-06-06 3 Freeman, Charles Married Mary Ann Thompson 1853-02-05 3 Freeman, Rev. Edward Committee to abolish custom of distributing rum to seamen 1842-09-24 2 Freeman, Rev. Edward Installed as Pastor of Baptist Church 1842-11-12 3 Freeman, Rev. Edward Exercises at installation 1842-11-26 2 Freeman, Rev. Edward Gives temperance lecture 1842-12-31 3 Freeman, Rev. Edward Appointed to school committee 1843-04-08 2 Freeman, (infant) Obituary (negro), father Charles 1855-02-03 3 Freeman, Rosanna Obituary (negro) 1850-04-13 3 Freeman's Bank Advertises for shares sold 1833-12-14 3 Freeman's Bank Stockholder's notice 1834-01-04 3 Freeman's Bank Director's chosen 1834-01-11 3 Freeman's Bank N. Bullock chosen President 1835-04-11 3 Freeman's Bank Director's chosen 1836-01-09 3 Freeman's Bank Director's chosen 1844-01-06 3 Freeman's Bank Subscription list to assist victims of potato famine placed in 1847-03-06 2 Freeman's Bank Director's chosen 1848-01-22 3 Freeman's Bank Lost $14,600.00, returned by honest youth 1851-01-04 2 Freeman's Bank J. Warren absconds with funds, arrested in Illinois 1858-08-21 2 Freeman's Bank Robbed of $20,000 1862-11-29 2 Freeman's Bank New bills issued 1863-02-14 2 French, Miss (teacher) Advertises for school 1855-04-14 3 French, Mrs. Involved in dispute over will of Rev. Bristed 1856-09-20 2 French, Abby F. Married Thomas D. Lucas of Mass. 1856-07-12 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Land sold at Sheriff's sale 1837-04-29 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Real estate sold at auction 1840-12-12 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Appointed surveyor of Port 1841-07-17 2 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Agent for dry goods 1842-11-05 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Petitions for insolvency 1845-08-16 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Assignee's notice 1845-10-11 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Land on Congregational St. sold at auction 1846-03-21 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) School opened in basement 1848-12-30 3 French, Elkanah (storekeeper) Obituary 1856-09-27 3 French, Emma F. Married George F. Usher 1857-09-26 3 French, James E. Elected to committee 1834-09-06 2 French, James E. Notice to debtors of Charles Willcox 1835-11-07 3 French, James E. President of Young Men's Lyseum 1843-03-04 3 French, James E. Cashier of Eagle Bank 1846-07-11 3 French, James E. Operator of proposed Bristol Telegraph Co. 1849-02-10 2 French, James E. Appointed Notary Public 1854-05-06 2 French, Jemina E. Obituary, wife of James E., daughter of Capt. William Hatch 1852-11-06 3 French, Joseph E. Director, Eagle Bank 1850-07-13 3 French, Eliza B. Wife of James, and daughter of David Bugbee, obituary 1872-03-23 2 French, Lydia Obituary 1839-06-15 3 French, Milton Probate notice 1834-08-09 3 French, Ruth Thurston Obituary, widow of late Elkanah 1858-02-06 3 French, Susan M. Married Capt. Thomas Lucas of New Bedford 1837-05-27 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Obituary 1838-07-14 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Probate notice 1838-07-14 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Executor's notice 1838-12-29 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Commissioner's notice 1838-12-29 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Administrator's sale 1839-08-10 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Furniture sold 1839-08-10 3 French, Timothy (housewright) Administrator's notice 1839-08-17 4 French, Timothy (housewright) Administrator's sale 1839-12-07 3 French, Timothy (housewright) House and lot sold 1840-07-11 3 Friends of Temperance Hold meeting 1848-02-12 3 Friends of Temperance Reorganized as Bristol Total Abstinence Society 1848-03-04 2 Frieze, John Married Jane Smith 1846-08-08 3 Frisbee, Catherine A. Obituary, child 1840-03-28 3 Frisbee, Edward Obituary, child of Hiram 1842-10-29 3 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) Married Martha Jones 1833-11-02 3 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) S. Baptist Rep to new temperance society 1844-01-27 2 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) Copartnership with J. Chace dissolved 1849-08-18 3 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) Advertises for painting with glazing 1850-04-20 3 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) Advertises for sashes and blinds 1851-01-18 3 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Frisbee, Hiram (ship's painter) Advertises for painting, paper hanging 1861-03-30 3 Frisbee, Hiram Obituary, father Hiram 1856-10-25 3 Fuller, C.C. (bootmaker) Forms association with Wm. Teel 1849-11-10 3 Fuller, Charles C. Married Julietta Atherton of ME. 1847-10-23 3 Fuller, Dr. F.A. (dentist) Advertises 1848-09-30 3 Furney, Joseph Married to Teresa Peck 1833-09-21 3 Furney, Joseph Opens boarding house and butcher shop 1836-10-01 3 Furniture makers Thomas Norris advertises 1840-05-30 3 Furniture makers Humphreys & Mulchahey advertises 1840-12-19 3 Furniture makers Humphreys & Mulchahey dissolved, J. Mulchahey to continue business 1841-02-27 3 Furniture makers J. Mulchahey's shop destroyed by fire 1841-05-08 2 Furniture makers J. Mulchahey opens new shop 1841-05-22 3 Furniture makers J. Mulchahey moves store to Thames Street 1842-01-03 3 Furniture makers Charles Munro 2nd advertisement 1849-09-08 3 Furniture makers Smith Shaw advertises 1856-04-05 3 Furniture makers Cabinet maker's shop of J. Norris mentioned 1857-05-16 2 Furniture makers John Weedon's factory work described 1863-11-14 2 Gabriel, Veto Arrested for breaking and entering 3 Bristol stores, home of Wm. Vars 1856-10-04 2 Gainor, Frances Obituary 1865-06-24 3 Gales See storms Gallagher, Andrew ( mariner) Obituary 1850-12-07 3 Gallagher, Catherine Obituary 1874-03-07 2 Garacier, Joseph D. Married Susan DeCoaster 1847-07-24 3 Garacier, Lena M. Infant, obituary 1865-08-19 3 Gardner & Howland Copartnership formed 1856-05-10 3 Gardner & Howland Copartnership dissolved 1856-11-22 3 Gardner, Benjamin A. Director, Commerical Bank 1836-04-09 3 Gardner, Benjamin A. Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Gardner, Benjamin A. Guardian appointed for children Emily and Abby 1843-10-14 3 Gardner, Benjamin A. Real estate sold by guardian 1849-03-24 3 Gardner, Ebenezer Dies 1853-07-02 2 Gardner, Emily C. Married David Osborn of N.Y. 1848-01-08 3 Gardner, George T. Appointed notary public 1852-05-15 2 Gardner, Infant Obituary, child of Capt. Joseph L. 1842-03-12 3 Gardner, James A. (captain) Owner of new sloop Frederick Brown 1848-10-07 2 Gardner, John Obituary 1865-03-04 2 Gardner, John Held in robbing of James DeWolf's tomb 1842-08-27 2 Gardner, John Attempted robbery at home of 1846-12-12 2 Gardner, John Married Martha Diman 1848-11-11 3 Gardner, John Sailboat Gertrude sold at auction 1854-10-14 3 Gardner, John Obituary 1871-12-23 2 Gardner, John R. Offers reward for stolen sail boat 1849-09-01 3 Gardner, John R. Farm mentioned 1849-11-24 2 Gardner, John R. Imports prize bull 1851-04-05 2 Gardner, John R. Prize bull exhibited ata state fair 1851-09-20 2 Gardner, John R. Old spanish coins found on farm of 1858-01-23 2 Gardner, John R. Beauty of garden cited 1861-09-14 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Part owner of barque Ariel 1845-04-12 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Part owner of new ship 1845-10-25 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Purchases merchant ship Rhode Island 1846-12-25 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Opens saw and grist mill on long wharf 1848-03-04 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Advertisement for mill 1848-03-18 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Offers passage to N.C. 1848-09-30 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Chairman of Whig convention 1849-01-20 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Will manufacture sashes and doors, counting room mentioned 1849-02-17 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Business prospers, no. of employees increases 1849-08-18 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Purchases brig Virginia 1850-02-09 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Petition filed against by Prov. building firm 1851-05-10 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Notice of change in business 1852-03-20 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Notice of change in business because of poor health 1853-01-08 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Firearm factory built in conjunction with planing mill of 1853-10-01 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Suffers loss of $45,000 when factory and mill are destroyed by fire, arson suspected 1853-12-31 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Notice to debtors 1854-01-14 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Rebuilding of planing mill planned 1854-02-11 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Rebuilding of planing mill progresses 1854-04-22 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Advertisement for lumber, mill will begin operation 1854-06-03 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Mill in full operation 1854-10-28 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Advertisement for lumber 1855-05-19 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Forms copartnership with W. Howland (Gardner & Howland) 1856-05-10 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Copartnership dissolved 1856-11-22 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Advertisement for "Huma Steam Mill" 1858-01-23 1 Gardner, Joseph L. Mortgagee's sale of land in Warren 1858-06-19 3 Gardner, Joseph L. Assaulted and beaten by assailant in mill 1858-12-18 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Suspected assailant arrested 1858-12-25 2 Gardner, Joseph L. Wins suit vs. J. Hoar 1860-02-11 3 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Delegate to whig convention 1840-04-11 3 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Director, Bank of Bristol 1841-07-10 3 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) App. to committee at town meeting 1842-04-23 2 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Committee to estimate taxes 1843-04-08 2 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Resigns as fire ward during revamping of dept. following destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Advertisement for salt 1843-08-19 3 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Owner of new barque launched by Crandall 1843-09-30 2 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Directs building of new steamer 1844-02-17 2 Gardner, Joseph L. (merchant) Owner of steam powered sloop launched by Crandall 1844-05-04 2 Gardner, Martha Obituary 1845-07-12 3 Gardner, Miss J.L. (dressmaker) Advertisement 1861-06-15 3 Gardner, Mrs. John Obituary 1865-02-25 3 Gardner, Stephen D. Obituary 1873-09-27 2 Gardner, William L. Drowns when boat is capsized by squall 1860-12-29 2 Gardner, William L. Eulogy 1860-12-29 3 Gardner, William L. Body found 1861-01-04 2 Gardner, William L. Resolution of sympathy from King Philip Fire Co. 1861-01-04 3 Gardner, William L. Funeral services held 1861-01-12 2 Gardner's Wharf Damaged by fire 1853-12-31 2 Gardner's Wharf Damaged by record tides in wake of gale 1861-03-16 2 Gardners J. Dempster advertisement 1851-05-31 3 Gardners R. Hogg wins award 1861-09-14 2 Garland (sailboat) Advertisement for excursions aboard (J. Alger) 1850-07-27 3 Garrison, W.H. (barber) Opens shaving saloon 1849-01-27 3 Gas Lights (also see Bristol Gas Light Co.) Suggested as oil prices rise 1854-10-28 2 Gas Lights (also see Bristol Gas Light Co.) Bristol Gas Light Co. seeks subscribers 1854-11-18 2 Gas Lights (also see Bristol Gas Light Co.) Pranksters turn gas lights on and off 1855-07-28 2 Gas Lights (also see Bristol Gas Light Co.) Additional lamps to be placed on streets 1857-06-13 2 Gaskill, Resphy Obituary 1860-06-02 3 Gaspee (ship) Bristolian's description of burning 1844-03-09 2 Gaspee (ship) Story of 1845-04-19 1 Gayton, Ann Married Wm. Barrus 1849-02-03 3 Gayton, Elizabeth Petitions for divorce 1853-03-19 2 Gayton, George Married Levina West 1844-10-19 3 Gayton, James Married Lydia C. Meiggs 1858-11-13 3 Gayton, Joseph Petitions for divorce 1853-03-19 2 Gayton, Louisa A. Married John S. Ingraham 1855-10-13 3 Gayton, Mary C. Married Stephen T. Northup 1857-12-25 3 Gayton, Rebecca Married Harmon Scroder 1851-12-27 3 Gayton, Sarah M. Married Robert R. Dunbar 1856-06-07 3 Gayton, Thomas N. Married Julia Bullock 1852-01-24 3 Gazette Press Publishes first book published in Bristol 1836-04-23 2 Gazette Press Publishes second book 1836-08-13 2 Gazette Press Publishes "juvenile keepsake" 1836-11-19 2 Gazette Press Advertisement to sell press 1837-07-01 3 Gazette Press Notice, will close 1837-07-08 3 Gazier, Alexander Indentured servant, runs away 1841-07-10 3 Gee, Edward Obituary 1872-09-07 2 General Assembly see Rhode Island Gen. Assembly General Jackson (whaler) Controversy over discovery of deWolf's Island 1835-11-07 2 General Jackson (whaler) Controversy over discovery of deWolf's Island 1835-11-21 2 General Jackson (whaler) Notice conc. 1840-02-15 3 General Jackson (whaler) History of 1846-03-07 2 General Jackson (whaler) Runs aground on shoal, burns with entire cargo, oldest ship in U.S. 1847-06-12 2 General Jackson (whaler) Short history of 1847-06-12 2 General Stores G.B. Munro and Co. advertisement 1833-09-14 3 General Stores Wm. S. Nichols advertisement 1833-09-28 3 General Stores Mason W. Pearse advertisement 1833-09-28 3 General Stores W. and N. Coggeshall advertisement 1833-10-12 3 General Stores John Gladding advertisement 1833-10-19 3 General Stores Charles Wilcox advertisement 1833-10-12 3 General Stores Charles Wilcox advertisement 1833-11-02 3 General Stores Isaiah Vickery advertisement 1834-04-05 3 General Stores Nathaniel Paine advertisement 1834-05-03 3 General Stores Munro, Gifford & Co. 1834-06-14 3 General Stores Benjamin Tilley advertisement 1834-11-08 3 General Stores C. Easterbrooks Jr. & Co. advertisement 1835-12-05 3 General Stores J.M. Gooding advertisement 1836-05-21 4 General Stores Frances G. Bowen advertisement 1836-06-25 3 General Stores C. Wilcox vacates store 1835-11-21 3 General Stores Luce & Reynolds advertisement 1836-07-23 3 General Stores Munro & Gifford to close 1836-08-06 3 General Stores Felix and Taylor advertisement 1836-10-15 3 General Stores Benj. Tilley to close 1836-11-26 3 General Stores Luce & Reynolds closed 1837-02-04 3 General Stores Felix and Taylor copartnership dissolved, Wm. R. Taylor continues business 1837-10-07 3 General Stores R.T. Potter advertisement 1838-11-17 3 General Stores Henry Wardwell advertisement 1838-12-22 3 General Stores Munro, Gifford & co. to close 1839-09-28 3 General Stores Jarvis G. Pierce opens store 1839-09-28 3 General Stores C. Easterbrooks Jr. & Co. dissolved, C. Easterbrooks to continue business 1840-08-01 3 General Stores Benj. Tilley Jr. advertisement 1841-03-13 3 General Stores J.G. Pierce closes store 1841-03-20 3 General Stores J.B. Munro opens 1841-03-20 3 General Stores Francis Bowen closed 1841-03-20 3 General Stores I. Vickery closed, stock sold at auction 1842-12-10 3 General Stores N. Coggeshall moves to Hope Street 1843-05-27 3 General Stores J.P. Pierce opens store 1845-04-26 3 General Stores H. Wardwell moves store to State Street 1846-07-18 3 General Stores J.P. Pierce advertisement for "people's accomodation store 1850-08-31 3 General Stores Henry Tilley advertisement 1850-10-19 3 General Stores Advertisement for "cock hill variety store", H. Tilley 1850-11-30 3 Gerry, Lewis Wife petitions for divorce 1856-08-02 3 Getty, John Obituary 1864-03-19 3 Gibbs, Hannah Widow of Jabez; obituary 1863-05-02 3 Gibbs, Mrs. Store closed 1843-04-22 3 Gibson, Charles Dana Married Abby DeWolf 1844-01-13 3 Gibson, Charles Dana Sells farm on Bristol Neck 1847-04-24 3 Gibson, Charles Dana House in process of erection leveled by storm 1855-12-15 2 Gibson, Charles Dana Constuction of Longfield completed, description of 1856-09-27 2 Gibson, Charlie Finds novel method of fishing 1855-08-04 2 Gibson, Henry C. (storekeeper) Advertisement opens store(State Street) 1833-10-19 3 Gibson, Henry C. (storekeeper) Advertisement for apprentice saddle and harness maker 1833-12-21 3 Gibson, Henry C. (storekeeper) Moves store to Hope Street 1834-04-12 3 Gibson, Henry C. (storekeeper) Advertisement will leave Bristol, notice to debtors 1834-10-04 3 Gifford, Alexander (chief mate, brig John Hill) Victim of shipwreck, lost at sea, son of Hugh N. 1850-04-13 2 Gifford, Almira Obituary, child of Gideon 1840-09-19 3 Gifford, Angenette Married Wm. Barker 1834-01-18 3 Gifford, B & J. Thank townspeople for saving goods from fire 1841-05-08 3 Gifford, B & J. Advertisement for store (grocery) 1842-01-03 3 Gifford, B & J. Advertisement for oysters, candy 1842-10-15 3 Gifford, B & J. Copartnership dissolved 1843-12-02 3 Gifford, B & J. B.H. Gifford to continue business 1843-12-02 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Collector, visiting committee, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Married Lucy Bartlett of Warwick 1843-07-22 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Copartnership with J. Gifford dissolved 1843-12-02 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) To continue business 1843-12-02 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Advertisement for grocery store 1844-11-02 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Notice, will close store 1845-12-13 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Opens new grocery store 1846-01-03 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Notice, will close store 1847-05-08 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Auction at store, entire stock sold 1847-05-15 3 Gifford, Benjamin (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1848-09-02 3 Gifford, Benjamin H. App. to prosecute violaters of liquor law 1852-07-17 2 & 3 Gifford, Benjamin H. Delegate to convention re. protection of western Indians 1860-08-25 2 Gifford, Benjamin H. Obituary 1873-02-08 2 Gifford, Elizabeth Obituary, child of Gideon 1845-06-14 3 Gifford, Ephraim Obituary 1854-04-08 3 Gifford, Ephraim Probate notice 1854-04-15 3 Gifford, Ephraim Administrator's Notice 1854-06-24 3 Gifford, Ephraim Administrator's sale of stock 1854-07-08 3 Gifford, Ephraim Land in Portsmouth for sale 1855-03-10 3 Gifford, Ephraim Advertisement for Portsmouth farm 1860-03-03 3 Gifford, Ephraim Part owner of new ship 1849-11-10 2 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1838-06-09 2 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Chosen for town watch 1839-12-21 2 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Offers passage aboard barque Empress 1840-12-05 3 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Appointed Justice of Court 1841-05-08 2 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Committee to study town watch 1841-12-25 2 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Mentioned in advertisement 1842-01-08 3 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) App. to common pleas court 1843-07-01 3 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill after fire 1843-08-26 3 Gifford, Ephraim (merchant) Advertisement for groceries, wood 1844-04-06 3 Gifford, George H. Obituary, child of Gideon 1845-02-15 3 Gifford, Gideon Married Susan Wilson 1851-03-01 3 Gifford, H.C. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Gifford, Hugh N. Opens employment office 1855-07-21 3 Gifford, Hugh N. Fire at home of 1856-08-09 2 Gifford, Hugh N. Provisions for poor distributed from store of 1857-01-31 2 Gifford, Hugh N. App. town liquor agent 1858-07-10 2 Gifford, Hugh N. Will distribute donations to Bristol troops 1861-11-30 2 Gifford, Hugh N. Advertisement for groceries 1846-01-10 3 Gifford, Hugh N. House and lot sold at auction 1848-07-01 3 Gifford, Hugh N. Son lost at sea 1850-04-13 2 Gifford, Hugh N. Former residence mentioned in advertisement 1852-01-03 3 Gifford, Hugh N. Assignee's notice 1852-03-13 3 Gifford, Hugh N. Real estate sold by assignee 1852-03-20 3 Gifford, Hugh N. House sold at auction 1852-04-24 3 Gifford, Hugh N. App. town agent to vend alcohol for medicinal purposes 1852-07-31 2 Gifford, Hugh N. App. Notary Public 1854-05-06 2 Gifford, Hugh N. Advertisement for groceries 1855-01-20 3 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) Copartnership notice 1834-06-14 3 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) App. to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) Will care for plants and flowers 1835-09-12 3 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) V.P. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) Munro, Gifford & Co. to close 1839-09-28 3 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) Describes method of raising potatoes 1839-10-12 2 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) House and lots of lands sold at auction 1842-05-14 3 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) Land sold at sheriff's sale 1842-06-11 3 Gifford, Hugh N. (storekeeper) House and lot on Franklin St. sold at auction 1844-11-09 3 Gifford, Infant Obituary, son of Gideon 1836-04-30 3 Gifford, James M. (storekeeper) Married Mary Leonard 1843-09-09 3 Gifford, James M. (storekeeper) Copartnership with B. Gifford dissolved 1843-12-02 3 Gifford, James M. (storekeeper) Opens new grocery store 1844-09-14 3 Gifford, James M. (storekeeper) Advertisement for men's boots 1844-09-28 3 Gifford, James N. Sails for Matanzas 1857-12-12 2 Gifford, John N. Obituary, son of Hugh N. 1844-12-28 3 Gifford, Joseph Obituary 1869-06-05 3 Gifford, Mary Obituary 1865-06-27 3 Gifford, Oscar Son of James and Mary, child obituary 1866-04-07 3 Gifford, Robert Obituary, child of Hugh N. 1845-09-27 3 Gifford, Ruth Wife of Ephraim; obituary 1865-07-29 3 Gifford, Ruth Ann Obituary, child 1837-09-30 3 Gifford, Susan Obituary, wife of Gideon 1848-12-16 3 Gifford, Susan T. Obituary, child of Gideon 1846-07-04 3 Gifford, Susan T. Eulogy 1846-07-11 3 Gifford, William H. Married Sophia L. Warren of F.R. 1853-02-26 3 Gifford, William H. Obituary, only child of William H. 1858-06-05 3 Gifford, William M. Married Anna Hoar 1855-05-19 3 Gifford, William M. Dies at sea 1857-03-07 2 Gifford, William M. Bristol Artillery offers resolution of sympathy 1857-03-21 3 Gifford's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1855-06-16 3 Gillin, Margaret Infant, obituary 1865-08-26 3 Gillin, Mary Obituary 1865-10-21 3 Gilman, Sally Obituary 1851-06-14 3 Gilman, Sally Probate notice 1852-08-07 3 Gilman, Sally Administrator's, commissioner's notices 1852-09-25 3 Giraudan, Mlle. Opens school for young ladies 1851-04-05 3 Glackin, Lt. John Dies, short biography 1861-09-14 2 Glacking, Betsy Obituary 1836-05-14 3 Glacking, John Cuts own throat, dies 1850-07-27 2 Gladding & Richmond Copartnership begins (Mount Hope Saloon) 1846-07-25 3 Gladding, Abby Wife of Capt. Samuel., obituary 1864-07-30 3 Gladding, Abby A. Married Capt. Gilbert Richmond 1844-09-07 3 Gladding, Abby Ann Obituary, child of John H. 1848-04-01 3 Gladding, Abby Howe Obituary, child 1840-03-14 3 Gladding, Adaline Obituary 1850-06-22 3 Gladding, Alfred W. Married Mary Abby Bradford 1854-12-09 3 Gladding, Allen Son of Allen and Abby. Obituary 1866-12-01 3 Gladding, Allen I. Married Abby Brown 1840-01-11 3 Gladding, Alzadia Obituary, father James N. 1856-03-09 3 Gladding, Alzadia Eulogy 1856-03-15 3 Gladding, Ann Wife of Capt. John, severely burnt in accident 1851-12-20 2 Gladding, Ann Dies from burns 1851-12-27 2 & 3 Gladding, Ann Eulogy 1852-01-03 3 Gladding, Ann E. Married John W. Bowler 1856-05-17 3 Gladding, Anna Married Joseph A. Fish 1854-12-23 3 Gladding, Anna Married Ebenezer Bullock Jr. 1853-03-19 3 Gladding, Benjamin Dies in N.Y. 1847-10-02 3 Gladding, Betsey Daughter of Samuel, obituary 1870-12-31 3 Gladding, Capt. John Injured attempting to save wife from burning to death 1851-12-20 2 Gladding, Capt. John Jr. Rescues boy from drowning, almost dies in attempt, heroism praised 1844-06-01 2 Gladding, Capt. John Jr. Thanks townspeople for sympathy re. death of daughter 1845-06-28 3 Gladding, Capt. John Jr. Surveyor of port 1853-07-30 2 Gladding, Capt. John Jr. Resigns as surveyor 1858-01-23 2 Gladding, Capt. Josiah Married to Susan Swift 1833-10-26 3 Gladding, Capt. Josiah Elected to Committee 1834-09-06 2 Gladding, Capt. Josiah Captain of barque Empress 1840-12-05 3 Gladding, Capt. Josiah Rents house on Bradford St. 1847-02-13 3 Gladding, Capt. Nathaniel Dies aboard schooner LaBruce 1838-05-12 3 Gladding, Capt. Nathaniel Probate notice 1838-06-09 4 Gladding, Capt. Nathaniel Administrator's Notice 1838-08-11 3 Gladding, Capt. Nathaniel Commissioner's notice 1838-08-11 3 Gladding, Capt. Nathaniel Administrator's sale of property 1839-07-06 3 Gladding, Capt. Nathaniel House sold at auction 1843-01-07 3 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Obituary 1854-12-23 3 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Administrator's Notice 1855-05-19 4 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Probate notice 1855-03-17 3 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1855-08-11 3 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Guardian appointed for children 1855-05-19 3 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Guardian of children sells real estate 1855-07-14 3 Gladding, Capt. Samuel Real estate sold at auction 1855-10-20 3 Gladding, Capt. Wm. Son of Capt. John, died 1863-07-11 3 Gladding, Catharine D. Married G.W. Easterbrooks 1850-12-14 3 Gladding, Charles Joseph Obituary, child of Peter 1842-09-17 3 Gladding, Charlotte Obituary 1836-11-12 3 Gladding, Col. John Directs Fourth of July Parade 1835-07-04 2 Gladding, Col. John App. Auctioneer 1835-08-29 2 Gladding, Col. John Marshall on Fourth 1849-06-30 2 Gladding, Daniel Obituary, child of Peter 1840-05-02 3 Gladding, Daniel (sailmaker) Advertisement for apprentice 1836-04-16 3 Gladding, Daniel (sailmaker) Lawsuit decided 1840-09-19 2 Gladding, Daniel (sailmaker) Sail loft mentioned in advertisement 1842-06-25 3 Gladding, Daniel (sailmaker) Article on life 1867-12-21 2 Gladding, Daniel (sailmaker) Obituary 1867-12-21 3 Gladding, Daniel W. Dies in New Orleans 1837-10-21 2 & 3 Gladding, Daniel W. Probate notice 1838-12-08 3 Gladding, Daniel W. Administrator's Notice 1839-01-19 3 Gladding, David Henry Obituary, father John 1855-03-03 3 Gladding, Dolly C. Married Wm. Manchester of Mass. 1845-06-14 3 Gladding, E.F. 3rd Sergeant of Artillery 1847-04-03 3 Gladding, Edward Officer, Bristol Artillery 1860-04-07 2 Gladding, Edward D. House rented 1839-11-09 3 Gladding, Edward F. Dies hours after marriage 1861-07-13 2 & 3 Gladding, Edward F. Bristol Artillery offers resolution of sympathy 1861-07-13 3 Gladding, Edward F. Bristol Artillery stationed in Washington, D.C. offers resolution of sympathy 1861-07-20 2 Gladding, Edward F. Probate notice 1861-09-07 2 Gladding, Edward S. Lawsuit resolved 1836-03-19 2 Gladding, Edward S. Married Mary Ann Greene 1843-06-17 3 Gladding, Edward S. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Gladding, Edward S. Returns from California gold rush 1850-10-26 2 Gladding, Edward S. Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Gladding, Edward S. Condition improved 1860-05-19 2 Gladding, Edward T. Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Gladding, Edward T. Collector of taxes 1841-04-24 2 Gladding, Edward T. Notice to taxpayers 1841-10-02 3 Gladding, Edward T. Obituary 1858-06-19 3 Gladding, Edward T. Probate notice 1858-07-10 3 Gladding, Edward T. Executors notice 1858-08-14 3 Gladding, Edward T. Property sold 1860-07-14 3 Gladding, Elizabeth Married Nelson Waldron 1840-09-19 3 Gladding, Elizabeth L. Obituary, child 1837-06-10 3 Gladding, Emily Married Washington Winslow 1849-04-28 3 Gladding, Frank Henry Obituary, child of John H. 1851-07-12 3 Gladding, G. (George) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Gladding, George M. Obituary 1867-07-27 3 Gladding, H. (Henry) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Gladding, Hannah V. Sues B. Bosworth for breach of promise to marry 1846-12-12 2 Gladding, Hannah W. Married Wm. Dunbar 1848-05-06 3 Gladding, Harriet E. Guardian appointed (minor) 1855-05-19 3 Gladding, Harriet E. Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1855-06-23 3 Gladding, Harriet E. Obituary, father Samuel M. 1857-03-07 3 Gladding, Henrietta Obituary, child of Daniel 1842-09-10 3 Gladding, Henry Obituary, son of John 1853-04-16 3 Gladding, Henry C. (tinsmith) Copartnership with J. Gladding 3rd formed 1850-01-12 3 Gladding, Henry C. (tinsmith) Married Emily Eldred 1851-04-05 3 Gladding, Henry C. (tinsmith) Copartnershiop with J. Gladding dissolved 1851-04-05 3 Gladding, Henry C. (tinsmith) Married Sarah M. Waldron 1853-09-17 3 Gladding, Henry C. (tinsmith) Offers machinery and pump repair 1887-07-18 3 Gladding, Henry F. Guardian appointed 1855-05-19 3 Gladding, Henry F. Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1855-06-23 3 Gladding, Henry W. Married Abby Munro 1841-01-09 3 Gladding, Henry W. Treasurer, Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Gladding, Infant Scalded to death, child of Nathaniel 1841-12-11 3 Gladding, Infant Obituary, child of John 3rd 1842-09-03 3 Gladding, Infant Obituary, child of Capt. Jonathan 1834-05-17 3 Gladding, Isabel M. Married J. Sparks 1861-09-28 3 Gladding, J.A.C. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Gladding, J.A.C. Assignee's notice 1857-09-12 3 Gladding, James H. Praises Dr. Brown 1836-10-08 3 Gladding, James H. Opens bakery on Thames Street 1840-11-28 3 Gladding, James H. Measurer of wood 1841-04-24 2

Gladding, James H. Auctions planned at store every Saturday evening, townspeople urged to bring second hand goods 1841-10-16 3 Gladding, James H. Notice conc. religious beliefs 1854-08-26 3 Gladding, James N. Advertisement for casks 1837-04-29 3 Gladding, James N. Married Lucretia Cole 1838-03-10 3 Gladding, James N. Advertisement to sell house and lot 1855-06-16 3 Gladding, James N. Advertisement to sell house and lot 1857-03-07 3 Gladding, James N. dies after short illness-obituary 1872-08-24 2 Gladding, James N. Obituary 1872-07-27 2 Gladding, John Moves store 1841-03-20 3 Gladding, John Moves store 1842-03-26 3 Gladding, John Moves to corner of Thames and John 1843-09-09 3 Gladding, John Invents device for baking 1847-06-05 2 & 3 Gladding, John Advertisement for stoves 1849-04-28 3 Gladding, John Opens tinsmith's shop 1839-01-19 3 Gladding, John store mentioned in advertisement 1842-04-16 3 Gladding, John (Captain) Married Elizabeth Lawless 1853-02-12 3 Gladding, John (Captain) Master of sloop Excell, mentioned in advertisement 1840-04-11 3 Gladding, John (Captain) Entry of home robbed 1841-01-23 2 Gladding, John (Captain) Dies in Cuba 1845-07-19 3 Gladding, John (Captain) Eulogy 1845-07-26 3 Gladding, John (Captain) Former house mentioned 1849-11-24 3 Gladding, John (son of Edward) Injured aboard ship Ann 1840-10-17 2 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Advertisement opens bookstore and library 1835-09-19 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Moves store 1835-10-10 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Copartnership with Nathaniel Gladding 1835-11-21 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Publishes book in Bristol 1836-04-23 2 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Stock sold at auction 1836-06-11 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Copartnership dissolved 1837-03-11 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) John to continue business 1837-03-11 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Assignee's notice 1837-04-15 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Notice of creditors meeting 1837-09-23 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Offers opportunity to exchange books 1837-10-28 3 Gladding, John (storekeeper)(tinsmith) Store closed, stock sold 1838-04-07 3 Gladding, John & Co. Copartnership notice 1835-11-21 3 Gladding, John & Co. Publishes first book published in Bristol 1836-04-23 2 Gladding, John & Co. Publishes second book 1836-08-13 2 Gladding, John & Co. Copartnership dissolved 1837-03-11 2 Gladding, John & Co. John Gladding to continue business 1837-03-11 3 Gladding, John & Co. Assignee's notice 1837-04-15 3 Gladding, John & Co. Business closed, stock sold 1838-04-07 3 Gladding, John & Co. Notice to debtors 1838-04-28 3 Gladding, John 3rd Advertisement 1861-02-02 3 Gladding, John 3rd Opens tinsmith's shop on Thames St. 1855-08-04 3 Gladding, John 3rd Advertisement 1858-09-25 3 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Sec. of Bristol Union Temperance Society 1836-10-01 3 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Opens shop on Thames St. 1848-08-19 3 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Notice of change in business 1849-12-22 3 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Copartnership with H.C. Gladding formed 1850-01-12 3 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Store burglarized, boy arrested 1850-05-18 2 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Copartnership with H. Gladding dissolved, will continue business 1851-04-05 3 Gladding, John 3rd (tinsmith) Advertisement, will tin roofs 1852-01-24 3 Gladding, John 3rd & Co. Copartnership formed 1850-01-12 3 Gladding, John 3rd & Co. Advertisement for stoves 1850-01-26 3 Gladding, John 3rd & Co. Store burglarized, boy arrested 1850-05-18 2 Gladding, John 3rd & Co. Copartnership dissolved, J. Gladding to continue business 1851-04-08 3 Gladding, John 3rd & Co. Notice, will close business 1854-04-15 3 Gladding, John 3rd & Co. Former store mentioned in advertisement 1854-04-15 3 Gladding, John 4th Married Julia A. Greene 1841-04-03 3 Gladding, John A.C. Officer, Bristol Artillery volunteers 1861-05-04 2 Gladding, John H. (proprietor, Mount Hope Saloon) Copartnership with G. Richmond 1844-11-16 3 Gladding, John H. (proprietor, Mount Hope Saloon) Dry goods store opened 1844-11-16 3 Gladding, John H. (proprietor, Mount Hope Saloon) Married Frances Gladding of Newport 1845-10-18 3 Gladding, John H. (proprietor, Mount Hope Saloon) Copartnership with R. Barker ends, copartnership with L.C. Richmond begins 1846-07-25 3 Gladding, John H. (proprietor, Mount Hope Saloon) Passenger aboard shipwrecked schooner 1849-10-13 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods store 1833-10-19 3 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Admited freeman 1834-08-30 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) App. Auctioneer 1836-05-14 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Comm. to study commemeration of Battle of New Orleans 1836-12-31 3 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) V.P. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Comm. Of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Dorrite candidate for rep. 1843-04-08 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Inspector of custom house 1845-09-20 2 Gladding, John Jr. (storekeeper) Sells sloop Emeline 1853-08-27 3 Gladding, John, Captain Obituary 1869-03-27 3 Gladding, Jonathan Probate notice 1839-09-07 3 Gladding, Jonathan Administratix's notice 1839-11-16 3 Gladding, Joseph Gardner Obituary, child 1836-04-30 3 Gladding, Joshua Obituary 1855-04-21 3 Gladding, Joshua House sold 1855-12-15 3 Gladding, Joshua ( Housewright) Petitions court 1834-02-15 3 Gladding, Joshua ( Housewright) Assignee's sale of real estate 1847-08-28 3 Gladding, Joshua ( Housewright) Probate notice 1852-09-11 3 Gladding, Josiah Provisions for poor distributed from store of 1857-01-24 3 Gladding, Josiah Article on death 1866-06-02 2 Gladding, Josiah Obituary 1866-06-02 3 Gladding, Josiah Obituary, child 1840-03-14 3 Gladding, Josiah Chosen delegate to republican state convention 1856-10-04 2 Gladding, Josiah Advertisement to sell house on Bradford St. 1858-03-27 3 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Opens store 1852-06-12 3 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Advertisement for "Bradford St. Union Store" 1852-06-26 3 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Advertisement for lobsters 1852-07-24 3 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Advertisement for poultry 1852-11-20 3 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Store burglarized, Wm. and R. Shipley arrested 1854-01-07 2 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) App. Auditor of accounts 1854-04-08 2 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Store burglarized, boy arrested 1854-08-19 2 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) Organizes "Know Something Society" 1854-12-16 2 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) App. Justice of Peace 1856-06-07 2 Gladding, Josiah (grocer) V.P. of Bristol Fremont Club 1856-09-13 2 Gladding, Lydia R. Married Thomas Quinn of Louisanna 1837-08-05 3 Gladding, Martha Married James Waldron 1840-10-17 3 Gladding, Martha Married Henry Munro 1836-06-25 3 Gladding, Mary Obituary, wife of Peter, eulogy 1861-01-26 3 Gladding, Mary Obituary 1837-09-02 3 Gladding, Mary Obituary, eulogy, wife of Peter 1861-01-26 3 Gladding, Mary E. Opens grocery store 1841-04-24 3 Gladding, Mary E. Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Gladding, Mary E. Married John Walton 1843-04-15 3 Gladding, Mary I. Sells real estate 1847-06-12 3 Gladding, Mary I. Wife of Daniel P., obituary 1864-03-12 3 Gladding, Mary T.B. Widow of late Capt. Nathaniel, obituary 1867-11-09 3 Gladding, Mehitable Obituary, widow of Benjamin 1854-02-25 3 Gladding, Miss Mary Obituary 1869-10-16 3 Gladding, Mrs. E. (Elizabeth) Advertisement for hat shop 1838-12-22 3 Gladding, Mrs. E. (Elizabeth) Notice to debtors 1844-01-27 3 Gladding, Mrs. Eveline Injured when stagecoach overturns 1855-01-27 2 Gladding, Mrs. Eveline Wife of Captain Nathaniel Jr., obituary 1873-09-13 2 Gladding, Mrs. N.T.B. Opens school, advertisement 1843-04-29 3 Gladding, Nancy Obituary, widow of Samuel, daughter of Wm. West 1861-01-12 3 Gladding, Nancy Obituary, widow of Samuel 1861-01-12 3 Gladding, Nancy Obituary, widow of John 1854-04-22 3 Gladding, Nancy Obituary 1836-01-09 3 Gladding, Nat. Infant, obituary 1865-06-17 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Married Sarah Dennis of Mass. 1860-02-18 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Officer, Bristol Artillery 1861-04-06 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Coll. of Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Gladding, Nathaniel App. Auctioneer 1835-05-02 2 Gladding, Nathaniel Advertisement for auction 1835-05-23 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Copartnership with John Gladding 1835-11-21 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Married Mary Borden 1836-11-05 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Copartnership with John dissolved 1837-03-11 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Assignee's notice 1837-04-15 3 Gladding, Nathaniel Notice of creditor's meeting 1837-09-23 3 Gladding, Nathaniel V.P. Bristol Total Abstinence Society 1848-03-04 2 Gladding, Nathaniel Corporal, Bristol Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Gladding, Nathaniel (mariner) Dies at sea of Cholera 1860-01-07 2 Gladding, Nathaniel (mariner) Probate notice 1860-02-11 3 Gladding, Nathaniel (mariner) Administrator's notice 1860-03-24 3 Gladding, Nathaniel (mariner) Commissioner's notice 1860-04-21 3 Gladding, Nathaniel (mariner) Petition to sell real estate of 1860-11-10 3 Gladding, Nathaniel (mariner) Administrator's sale of real estate 1860-12-08 3 Gladding, Peter Solicitor, Bristol Char. Fuel Society 1835-12-12 3 Gladding, Peter Appointed town clerk 1847-04-10 2 Gladding, Peter Elected Justice of Peace 1847-05-15 2 Gladding, Peter Sec. of Whig electors 1848-06-24 3 Gladding, Peter Notary Public 1849-05-12 2 Gladding, Peter Receives resolution of thanks from Empire Fire Co. 1853-05-14 3 Gladding, Peter Advertisement for P. Gladding & Son, will store goods, land freight 1857-10-17 3 Gladding, Peter App. Constable 1858-07-10 2 Gladding, Peter Auditor of accounts 1861-04-20 2 Gladding, Peter Obituary, child of Peter 1842-08-20 3 Gladding, Philip Obituary 1843-07-29 3 Gladding, Rachel Obituary, widow of John 1849-09-15 3 Gladding, Richard S. (merchant) Advertisement for wheat middlings, stone 1855-12-05 3 Gladding, Ruth Obituary, wife of Edward T. 1856-12-13 3 Gladding, Samuel Married Abby Sweet of Prov. 1851-07-12 3 Gladding, Samuel Married Hannah Coggeshall 1840-10-17 3 Gladding, Samuel Packer of provisions 1834-05-17 2 Gladding, Samuel Culler of hoops and staves 1834-05-17 2 Gladding, Samuel Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 Gladding, Samuel Estate sold 1837-08-26 3 Gladding, Samuel Obituary 1850-09-21 3 Gladding, Samuel M. Dies in Cuba 1845-05-24 3 Gladding, Samuel M. Probate notice 1845-07-19 3 Gladding, Sara Wife of Daniel, obituary 1866-06-02 3 Gladding, Sarah F. Married Gardner D. Albro of F.R. 1853-05-07 3 Gladding, Stephen Obituary 1842-05-28 3 Gladding, Susan Wife of William, obituary 1867-09-14 3 Gladding, Susan H. Married John N. Anthony from Mass. 1852-11-20 3 Gladding, Susan H. Daughter of Thomas, obituary 1864-08-13 3 Gladding, Susan T. Obituary, child of Capt. Josiah 1848-08-26 3 Gladding, Theodore O. Married Abby Coggeshall 1851-08-30 3 Gladding, Theodore O. Furniture sold at auction 1852-12-18 3 Gladding, Theodore O. Dies aboard steamer Oregon 1853-03-12 2 Gladding, Theodore O. King Philip Fire Co. offers resolution of sympathy 1853-04-23 3 Gladding, Thomas Joins Union Army despite ties to south (son of Capt. Josiah) 1861-05-25 2 Gladding, William Received portion of proceeds from exhibition at St. Michael's because of blindness 1853-04-30 2 Gladding, William Assisted by townspeople in opening art gallery 1858-02-13 2 Gladding, William Narrowly escapes drowning after boats collide, saved by A. Newman 1860-06-16 2 Gladding, William H. App. Lieutenant of revenue service 1845-11-15 2 Gladding, William James Obituary, child of James H. 1841-04-17 3 Gladding, William O. Married Cynthia Stacy of Newport 1856-10-11 3 Gladding, William R. Married Susan B. Tanner 1843-12-23 3 Gladding, William R. Obituary 1871-04-22 3 Gladding's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1844-03-02 3 Glover, Bridget Wife of John, obituary 1874-03-28 2 Goff, Alva Married Olive Allen of Lowell 1850-01-26 3 Goff, B.R. (milliner) Advertisement 1848-04-08 3 Goff, B.R. (milliner) Advertisement for apprentices 1850-04-06 3 Goff, Edward Married Maria Bowen 1846-09-12 3 Goff, Frederick Obituary, father Edward 1854-05-06 3 Goff, Henry (merchant) Married Julia Harding 1835-07-04 3 Goff, Henry (merchant) Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Goff, Henry (merchant) Clerk of Bristol Artillery 1842-04-09 3 Goff, Henry (merchant) Committee to superintend town watch 1842-06-18 2 Goff, Henry (merchant) 2nd Major of artillery 1843-04-15 2 Goff, Henry (merchant) Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Goff, Henry (merchant) Advertisement for coal 1844-07-06 3 Goff, Henry (merchant) House for sale 1844-12-07 3 Goff, Henry (merchant) Finds rare coin 1850-11-30 2 Goff, Henry (merchant) App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Goff, Henry (merchant) App. Delegate 1855-03-24 2 Goff, James Obituary, child of Nathan 1843-03-25 3 Goff, James (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1836-08-20 3 Goff, James (Rev. War Veteran) Probate notice 1836-09-10 3 Goff, James (Rev. War Veteran) Commissioner's notice 1836-10-15 3 Goff, James (Rev. War Veteran) Administrator's Notice 1836-10-15 3 Goff, James F. Married Susan F. Franklin 1853-06-11 3 Goff, Jemina Obituary, widow of James 1843-05-06 3 Goff, Mary N. Obituary 1849-05-19 3 Goff, Nancy Obituary, widow of Constant 1853-12-03 3 Goff, Nathan Jr. Married Sally Surgens of Warren 1849-12-01 3 Goff, Nathan Jr. Officer, Bristol Artillery volunteers 1861-05-04 2 Goff, Nathan Jr. Testimonial to Capt. Goff 1861-06-22 3 Goff, Nathan Jr. Praises bravery of Bristol tropps at Battle of Bull Run 1861-08-03 2 Goff, Phebe Married Capt. Henry G. Coggeshall 1836-11-19 3 Goff, Sarah Ann Married Nehemiah Cole 1843-01-21 3 Goff, Sylvanus Admitted freeman 1834-04-19 2 Goff, Thomas Obituary 1834-08-16 3 Goff, Thomas Obituary, related story 1863-02-21 2 Golconda (whaler) Advertisement for whalemen 1835-10-24 3 Golconda (whaler) Meeting of owners 1837-06-24 3 Golconda (whaler) Sold at auction 1838-03-31 3 Golconda (whaler) Sold at auction 1838-12-15 3 Gooding Anna Married Lot H. Pool of Boston 1839-03-23 3 Gooding, Ann Obituary, wife of Josiah 1857-12-05 3 Gooding, Daniel Provisional principal, R.I. State Normal School 1860-02-04 3 Gooding, J & Co. Advertisement, watchmakers and jewelers 1840-03-14 3 Gooding, J & Co. Store moved 1841-03-27 3 Gooding, J & Co. Store mentioned in notice 1841-09-04 2 Gooding, J & Co. Advertisement for eye glasses 1842-11-05 3 Gooding, J & Co. Copartnership dissolved 1844-03-23 3 Gooding, J & Co. J.M. and Josephus Gooding begin separate businesses 1844-03-23 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Partnership dissolved (with John Reed) 1833-09-21 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Advertisement for clocks 1833-12-14 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Advertisement for Jewelry 1833-12-14 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Director, Young Men's Society 1835-02-07 2 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Advertisement for scissors and knives 1835-06-13 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Librarian for Potter Library 1835-08-15 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Advertisement for general store 1836-05-21 4 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Advertisement for watches and Jewelry 1837-01-07 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Committee of arrangements on Fourth 1838-06-30 2 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Moves store 1841-03-27 3 Gooding, J.M. (James Madison)(storekeeper) Founder of Bristol Institute for Savings 1841-08-21 3 Gooding, J.M. & Co. Opens lumber yard 1845-11-08 3 Gooding, J.M. & Co. Wm. Davis indicted for setting fire to yard 1848-12-02 2 Gooding, James Madison Copartnership with Josephus Gooding dissolved 1844-03-23 3 Gooding, James Madison Will occupy store on State Street 1844-03-23 3 Gooding, James Madison Opens lumber yard at Potter's Wharf 1845-11-08 3 Gooding, James Madison Advertisement for books 1845-12-27 3 Gooding, James Madison Advertisement for violins 1846-04-04 3 Gooding, James Madison Attempted burglary at store 1846-05-23 2 Gooding, James Madison Order box at store of 1846-06-27 3 Gooding, James Madison Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Gooding, James Madison Former store mentioned 1860-01-07 4 Gooding, Jane S. Married Lemuel A. Bishop of Mass. 1855-06-30 3 Gooding, Joseph Notice conc. milk prices 1853-02-19 3 Gooding, Joseph M. Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Gooding, Josephus Advertisement 1860-01-14 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Married Mary E. Howland 1839-04-20 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Sells land 1839-07-06 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Copartnership with J.M. Gooding dissolved, will continue business 1844-03-23 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Sells lot on State Street 1844-05-11 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Advertisement for Jewelry 1845-12-27 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Advertisement for lamps 1846-01-31 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Advertisement for books 1847-12-18 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Store mentioned in advertisement 1849-06-23 3 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Testimonial for ice house 1855-07-07 2 Gooding, Josephus (storekeeper) Advertisement for goods 1855-12-22 3 Gooding, Josiah (storekeeper) Fire at store of, building saved 1848-08-26 2 Gooding, Josiah (storekeeper) Married Abby Pitman 1860-09-22 3 Gooding, Josiah (storekeeper) Obituary 1867-01-19 3 Gooding, Luther Mentioned as partner of John Gooding 1841-12-25 2 Gooding, Mary Married J. Morse of Mass. 1860-09-22 3 Gooding, William Sprague Obituary, infant 1833-09-14 3 Gordon, Margaret Anne Infant, obituary 1865-08-19 3 Goree Mentioned in advertisement 1843-04-22 3 Goree Mentioned in article 1843-08-12 2 Goree Illegal liquor sold in 1845-07-19 2 Goree Colored church mentioned 1856-03-29 2 Gorham Family First Family in Bristol 1837-07-08 2 Gorham Farm Sold at auction along with livestock, tools 1856-09-13 3 Gorham, A.T. (may be Amos T. Jr.) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Gorham, Amos T. (tinsmith) Advertisement 1839-02-23 3 Gorham, Amos T. (tinsmith) Former shop sold at auction 1852-09-25 3 Gorham, Amos T. (tinsmith) Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1854-09-02 3 Gorham, Amos T. (tinsmith) Obituary 1861-03-16 3 Gorham, Amos T. (tinsmith) Poem 1861-03-30 3 Gorham, Amos T. Jr. (may be A.T. Gorham) Married Mary E. Waldron 1856-03-22 3 Gorham, Angenette Obituary, daughter of Daniel 1851-03-29 3 Gorham, Angenette Probate notice 1851-06-07 3 Gorham, Daniel Married Rebecca C. Pearce 1855-02-17 3 Gorham, Daniel Obituary 1861-02-16 3 Gorham, Daniel Eulogy 1861-03-02 3 Gorham, Elizabeth C. Obituary, child of Daniel 1860-07-28 3 Gorham, Isaac (tinsmith) Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Gorham, Isaac (tinsmith) Returns from California 1851-06-21 2 Gorham, Isaac (tinsmith) Married Julia Franklin 1851-12-20 3 Gorham, Isaac (tinsmith) Opens shop under Mount Hope House 1853-01-15 3 Gorham, Isaac (tinsmith) Former store mentioned 1856-04-12 3 Gorham, Isaac (tinsmith) 2nd assisstant, King Philip Fire Co. 1858-01-23 2 Gorham, Lafayette Obituary, child 1838-10-13 3 Gorham, Mary Widow of William, obituary 1870-03-12 3 Gorham, Sarah Obituary 1835-02-28 3 Gorham, Sarah Probate notice 1835-12-12 3 Gorham, Sarah T. Married William M. Coit 1857-06-13 5 Gorham, Susan T. Buys stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1838-12-01 3 Gorham, Susan T. Guardian of minor children 1843-01-07 3 Gorham, Susan T. Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1845-03-15 3 Gorham, Susan T. Loses lawsuit over right of way 1857-09-19 2 Gorham, Susan T. Widow of Daniel, obituary 1875-01-30 2 Gorham, William Spencer Obituary, father William also poem 1854-03-04 3 Gorham, William T. Married Mary Spencer 1847-10-16 3 Gorton, Julia A. Married Stephen Gray 1840-12-08 3 Gorton, Mrs, Thomas Obituary 1863-04-04 3 Governor (steamboat) Begins direct Bristol-N.Y. route 1857-06-13 2 & 3 Governor (steamboat) Description of passage aboard 1857-06-20 2 Governor (steamboat) Notice of change in agent 1857-08-08 3 Governor (steamboat) Discontinues run 1857-11-07 2 Governor (steamboat) Resumes run 1858-06-12 2 Governor (steamboat) Advertisement, schedule 1858-06-26 3 Governor (steamboat) Fare reduced 1858-06-26 3 Governor (steamboat) Letter describing passage, citing need for year-round service 1858-08-28 2 Governor (steamboat) Description of passage aboard steamer Governor 1858-10-09 2 Governor Bradford Farm see Mount Farm Governor Hopkins (whaler) Sold at auction 1841-11-06 3 Governor Hopkins (whaler) Seaman drowns attempting to escape from 1843-04-08 2 Governor Hopkins (whaler) Sold at auction 1843-06-10 3 Governor Hopkins (whaler) Lost at sea 1853-04-23 2 Grace, Ella Wife of Joseph, obituary 1873-03-22 2 Graham, David K. Drowns, intemperance blames 1857-08-29 2 Graham, David K. Probate notice 1857-09-12 3 Graham, David K. Administrator's Notice 1857-10-10 3 Graham, David K. Commissioner's notice 1857-12-12 3 Graham. William T. Obituary 1866-10-06 3 Grant, Elizabeth G. Obituary, wife of J.M. 1850-04-27 3 Grant, Emily May Obituary, father Thomas D. 1856-01-19 3 Grant, James M. Married Elizabeth Coit 1847-04-17 3 Grant, Lewis Missing from asylum 1850-03-02 3 Grant, Lewis Arrested for assault at asylum 1858-10-16 2 Grant, Lewis Arrested for arson after Sisson Estate burns to ground 1860-07-28 2 Grant, Lewis Charges with threatening to set fire to asylum 1860-09-15 2 Grant, Nancy Married Jonathan Lindsey of Fall River 1839-04-13 3 Grant, Phebe Ann Married Lemuel C. Richmond Jr. 1839-10-12 3 Grant, Sarah Obituary 1834-01-25 3 Grant, Thomas Married Elizabeth Diman 1841-07-17 3 Graves, Rev. H.A. Obituary 1850-11-09 2 Gray, Adolphus Obituary, child of Stephen D. 1843-09-02 3 Gray, Caroline Wife of Elijah, obituary 1870-03-26 3 Gray, Charles Sidney Obituary, infant 1833-10-19 3 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Farm mentioned in notice 1841-06-05 3 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Committee to study 16 acre lot 1842-04-23 2 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Sells house and carpenter's shop 1845-05-17 3 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Narrowly escapes collision with train 1858-10-16 2 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) House burglarized 1860-11-17 2 Gray, Elijah (may be E.Grey) Obituary 1875-05-08 2 Gray, Eliza Jane Obituary, child of Gideon 1842-08-27 3 Gray, Fannie Obituary 1865-12-09 3 Gray, Gideon Surveyor of highways 1839-04-27 2 Gray, Gideon Sells fishing boats and seines 1841-01-02 3 Gray, Gideon Sells stock in Pocanoket Steam Mill 1843-05-13 3 Gray, Gideon Obituary 1871-12-16 2 Gray, Gustavus T. Married Caroline B. Cooke 1853-01-08 3 Gray, John Fence viewer 1834-05-17 2 Gray, John App. to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Gray, John Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 Gray, John Injured arresting criminal 1840-05-02 2 Gray, John Commissioner of Asylum 1840-08-29 2 Gray, John App. to school committee 1841-04-24 2 Gray, John App. to committee 1841-11-06 2 Gray, John Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Gray, John Guardian of Bradford Munro 1843-02-04 3 Gray, John Lawsuit involving warranty of horse 1844-03-02 2 Gray, John App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Gray, John App. Assessor of taxes 1858-05-29 2 Gray, John Obituary 1868-10-24 3 Gray, Joseph G. Guardian appointed 1839-02-16 3 Gray, Joseph G. Guardian's notice 1839-06-29 3 Gray, Julia C.H. Married James G. Harding of N.B. 1857-11-14 3 Gray, Louisa B. Married Leonard B. Wright 1857-08-29 3 Gray, Lydia Obituary, wife of Elijah 1851-03-08 3 Gray, Lydia J. Married Elizur Judd of Conn. 1852-01-24 3 Gray, Marilla F. Obituary, child 1839-12-07 3 Gray, Martha (child) Daughter of William B. and Martha H., obituary 1869-02-20 2 Gray, Martha A. Married Levi F. Blanding of N.Y. 1856-03-22 3 Gray, Miss M.H. Offers lessons in embroidery 1856-11-22 3 Gray, Mrs. C.A. (milliner) Opens shop on Hope St. 1854-09-09 3 Gray, Mrs. F.C. (milliner) Opens shop on Hope St. 1855-10-06 3 Gray, Nimine Obituary negro 1849-07-07 3 Gray, Rebecca A. Married Josiah W. Potter 1858-04-17 3 Gray, Reliance Obituary 1838-11-10 3 Gray, Reliance Probate notice 1839-01-12 3 Gray, Stephen D. Married Julia A. Gorton 1840-12-05 3 Gray, Stephen D. Petition filed against by L. Horton 1844-01-13 3 Gray, Stephen D. Petition filed against by John Hoar 1844-01-13 3 Gray, Stephen D. Carpenters shop and house sold 1845-05-17 3 Gray, Susan Married Nelson Easterbrooks of Swanzey 1837-01-07 3 Gray, T.C. (milliner) Advertisement 1854-11-18 3 Gray, T.C. (milliner) Advertisement 1855-10-13 3 Gray, T.C. (milliner) Former store mentioned 1858-04-10 3 Gray, Thomas Married Christiana Twiss of Conn. 1850-05-25 3 Gray, William B. Married Martha H. White 1852-04-17 3 Gray, William B. Barn struck by lightning 1861-05-18 2 Gray, Willie 2nd Obituary, son of William B. 1858-03-20 3 Greago, Edmund F. (proprietor, restaurant) Opens State St. eating saloon 1857-03-28 3 Greago, Stephen A. Notice conc. wife Alice 1858-12-18 3 Green & Maxfield Stable mentioned in advertisement 1853-03-05 3 Green Point Ship Yard Opened by E. Thompson 1855-06-30 3 Green, Abigail T. Married Samuel Vickery 1834-10-25 3 Green, Bridget Married Hugh Rafferty 1856-01-26 3 Green, Dr. Opens practice 1838-06-02 3 Green, Francis Clinton Obituary, child of Nathaniel S. 1852-03-13 3 Green, G.W. Sails for Liverpool 1855-09-15 2 Green, George M. Obituary, child 1838-11-17 3 Green, infant Obituary, child of Jeremiah I. 1843-12-30 3 Green, Jeremiah I. Dragged by horse, severly injured 1852-07-17 2 Green, Jeremiah I. Judged incapable of managing affairs, guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1860-01-14 3 Green, Jeremiah I. Guardian's sale of real estate 1860-02-11 3 Green, Jeremiah I. Obituary 1870-06-11 3 Green, Jeremiah J. Advertisement to sell farm 1853-02-19 3 Green, Maria P. Married Dr. Silas Holmes 1837-140-07 3 Green, Mary Obituary, wife of John 1860-02-04 3 Green, Mary A. Married Wm. Simmons 1849-12-15 3 Green, Susan Examines colored children's school 1854-01-28 2 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Copartnership with Wm. Sullings 1838-06-02 3 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Copartnership dissolved 1839-03-30 3 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Items stolen from sleigh 1851-01-04 3 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Opens market on State St. 1852-11-13 3 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Advertisement for a"Greene's Market" 1852-12-04 3 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Assignee's notice 1853-09-10 3 Green, Thomas W. (grocer) Files for insolvency 1857-08-15 3 Greene, B.M. (may be Benjamin M.)(grocer) Forms partnership with J. Ford, advertisement for "Franklin Market" 1855-05-19 3 Greene, B.M. (may be Benjamin M.)(grocer) Copartnership dissolved, Ford to continue business 1856-03-08 3 Greene, B.M. (may be Benjamin M.)(grocer) Opens grocery store under Mount Hope house "Washington Market" 1856-04-12 3 Greene, B.M. (may be Benjamin M.)(grocer) Advertisement for ice 1857-05-30 3 Greene, B.M. (may be Benjamin M.)(grocer) Sell-out of stock 1858-02-27 3 Greene, Benjamin Surveyor of highways 1836-05-14 2 Greene, Benjamin App. to school committee 1836-05-14 2 Greene, Benjamin Director, Freeman's Bank 1837-01-07 3 Greene, Benjamin Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Greene, Benjamin Assessor of taxes 1843-04-15 2 Greene, Benjamin Farm mentioned 1849-06-02 2 Greene, Benjamin Obituary 1865-04-01 2 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Married Mary Ann White 1851-01-04 3 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1857-12-19 3 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Assignee's notice 1858-01-30 3 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Injured when thrown from wagon 1858-06-26 2 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Attempts to sue town for damages incurred in accident 1858-07-10 2 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Lawsuit vs. town continues 1858-08-07 2 Greene, Benjamin M. (may be B.M. Greene) Loses lawsuit vs. town 1858-09-11 2 Greene, C.A. (may be Charles A.) Opens grocery store, refreshment stand, candy store 1842-12-03 3 Greene, C.A. (may be Charles A.) Store vacant 1843-03-25 3 Greene, C.A. (may be Charles A.) Chief Marshall of Freemont procession 1856-11-08 2 Greene, C.A. (may be Charles A.) Commands Bristol Wide Awakes in torchlight procession 1860-10-13 2 Greene, Charles A. Officer of state masonic hall 1860-06-02 2 Greene, Charles A. Opens workshop and store at corner of Thames and Bradford 1861-01-19 3 Greene, Charles A. Justice of Peace 1861-04-20 2 Greene, Charles A. Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Files for insolvency 1845-02-15 3 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Assignee's notice 1845-03-22 3 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Advertisement for job wagon, odd jobs 1847-07-31 3 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Quarter Master of artillery 1850-04-06 2 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Captain of artillery 1852-04-03 2 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Advertisement for paper hanging 1852-05-22 3 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Opens tinsmith's shop 1852-12-18 3 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Advertisement for stoves 1853-01-01 3 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) App. Auctioneer 1853-04-16 2 Greene, Charles A. (printer)(tinsmith)(may be C.A. Greene) Officer, Bristol artillery 1853-04-16 2 Greene, Dr. J.B. Returns home from war 1863-02-07 2 Greene, Dr. W.H. (dentist) Advertisement for Hope St. office 1860-01-07 1 Greene, Dr. W.H. (dentist) Sends letter from battlefront 1863-01-03 2 Greene, Edward W. Obituary 1869-05-15 3 Greene, Ellery W. Probate notice 1834-08-09 3 Greene, Emeline Obituary 1875-11-06 2 Greene, G.T. (may be George T.) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1856-04-05 2 Greene, George Francis Obituary, child of Nathaniel S. 1843-01-21 3 Greene, George S. Working as engineer in N.Y. City 1862-01-25 2 Greene, George T. (may be G.T. Greene) Married Maria Munro 1852-11-20 3 Greene, Hannah Married Nathaniel Ingraham 1834-05-10 3 Greene, Henry N. Dies of fever in Union camp 1862-06-07 2 Greene, Henry N. Obituary 1853-02-12 3 Greene, infant Obituary, son of Thomas W. 1857-09-12 3 Greene, Infant Obituary, child of Benjamin 1848-01-29 3 Greene, Infant Obituary, child of Nathaniel S. 1848-01-29 3 Greene, Jerome L. Obituary, child of Benjamin M. 1852-01-03 3 Greene, Julia A. Married John Gladding 4th 1841-04-03 3 Greene, Mary Ann Married Edward S. Gladding 1843-06-17 3 Greene, Miss (teacher) Colored school gives exhibition 1854-07-29 2 Greene, Miss L.D. (teacher) Opens school with Miss S.M. Greene 1853-11-19 3 Greene, Miss L.D. (teacher) Testimonial for school 1853-11-26 2 Greene, Miss S.M. (teacher) Opens misses school 1844-03-16 3 Greene, Miss S.M. (teacher) Opens school with Miss L.D.Greene 1853-11-19 3 Greene, Miss S.M. (teacher) Testimonial for school 1853-11-26 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. House and store rented 1843-03-11 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Re-opens store 1843-04-29 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Bristol Artillery brings lawsuit against to recover sword 1843-07-29 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. Testimony in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. Opens bakery in connection with store 1844-06-22 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Advertisement for ice 1844-06-22 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Advertisement for bakery 1852-03-27 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Sells bakery, bread wagon, house, stable and lots 1854-02-04 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Obituary, child of Nathaniel S. 1843-03-25 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. Assaulted and beaten in yard 1854-10-14 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. Suspects arrested 1854-11-11 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. Suspects aquitted 1854-11-25 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. Advertisement to let Prudence Farm 1858-02-27 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. App. Deputy Sheriff of Bristol County 1860-07-14 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) 2nd Major, Bristol Artillery 1837-04-08 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Assignee's notice 1838-04-28 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Notice to debtors 1838-06-09 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Advertisement for grocery store 1838-06-09 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Lawsuit resolved 1839-03-16 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) 2nd Lieutenant, Bristol Artillery 1841-04-03 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Agent of medicine manufacturer 1841-08-14 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Committee to superintend town watch 1842-06-18 2 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Land sold at assignee's sale 1842-10-08 3 Greene, Nathaniel S. (grocer) Assignee's notice 1842-12-24 4 Greene, Sarah Obituary 1852-11-13 3 Greene, Sarah B. Widow of Scott, and daughter of Jacob Babbitt, obituary 1875-06-05 2 Greene, Scott Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Greene, Scott Director, Commerical Bank 1835-04-11 3 Greene, Scott App. to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Greene, Scott Copartnership with Babitt dissolved 1854-03-04 3 Greene, Scott Article on death 1867-06-15 2 Greene, Scott Obituary 1867-06-15 3 Greene, Susan W. Obituary, child of Henry N. 1848-08-12 3 Greene, Thomas R. V.P. Bristol Total Abstinence Society 1848-03-04 2 Greene, Thomas R. Obituary & eulogy 1857-09-26 3 Greene, Thomas R. Probate notice 1857-10-10 3 Greene, Thomas R. Executor's notice 1857-11-07 3 Greene, Thomas R. Meth. Epis. Church issues resolution of sympathy 1857-11-07 2 Greenswood, Benjamin Obituary 1871-01-07 3 Greenwood, Salome Wife of Benjamin, obituary 1868-08-22 3 Grego, Stephen A. Married Alice M. DeWolf 1851-07-04 3 Gregory, Eliza Married Isaiah Simmons 1860-04-07 3 Gregory, James Sails for England 1855-09-15 3 Gregory, Rosetta Obituary, wife of James 1855-04-14 3 Gregory, Sarah E. Married Andrew N. Medbury of Seekonk 1854-06-10 3 Grey, Adeline Married John Studley of Prov. 1836-06-25 3 Grey, Althea Married George H. Tilley 1855-10-27 3 Grey, Amanda Married Joshua Ingalls 1837-11-04 3 Grey, Elijah (may be E. Gray) Surveyor of highways 1838-05-05 2 Grey, Elijah (may be E. Gray) Portion of house rented 1846-03-07 3 Grey, Elijah (may be E. Gray) Married Caroline Judd 1853-09-03 3 Grey, Elijah (may be E. Gray) Farm mentioned 1853-07-02 2 Grey, John see Gray, John Griffin, Alexander Obituary, child 1839-05-25 3 Griffin, Charles Obituary, child 1839-05-25 3 Griffin, Infant Obituary, child of Charles 1840-10-31 3 Griffins, Sarah Obituary 1839-02-02 3 Grinnell, Clarissa Married John Springer 1843-07-15 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander To preach 1834-06-07 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Prepares manuel of devotions 1834-07-12 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Advertisement for book 1834-12-06 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Letter conc. book 1835-07-04 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Griswold press begins 1835-09-26 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander To preach at St. Michael's 1836-04-16 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander House sold 1836-04-30 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Bishop of eastern diocese 1836-07-23 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Assistant chosen 1838-01-20 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Delivers eulogy for James DeWolf and wife 1838-02-10 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Admitted to holy order of Deacon 1838-07-21 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Anecdote 1839-01-05 1 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Son dies 1839-10-12 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Editorial conc. work of 1839-11-02 1 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Quote from sermon 1840-09-26 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Ordains Rev. Thomas Fales 1841-08-07 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Pastoral letters of 1842-01-08 1 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Obituary an eulogy 1843-02-18 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Life of 1843-02-25 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Poems tribute to memory of 1843-02-25 2 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Funeral of, diocese dissolved 1843-02-25 3 Griswold, Bishop Alexander Biography of 1843-03-18 4 Griswold, Henry Obituary, article on page two. 1873-01-11 2 Grocery Store John Sayer opens store 1840-08-15 3 Grocery Store Wm. P. Sullings to close 1841-02-06 3 Grocery Store Mary Gladding opens store 1841-04-24 3 Grocery Store N.B. Tanner advertisement 1841-05-29 3 Grocery Store J.S. Douglas advertisement 1841-06-12 3 Grocery Store N.B. Tanner closed 1841-09-18 3 Grocery Store G.B. Spicer opens store 1841-09-18 3 Grocery Store G.B. Spicer's stock sold at auction 1841-10-02 3 Grocery Store B. & J. Gifford advertisement 1842-01-03 3 Grocery Store M.T. Bennett opens store 1842-01-08 3 Grocery Store David Waldron opens store 1842-04-30 3 Grocery Store C.A. Greene opens store 1842-12-03 3 Grocery Store H.J. Pitman opens store 1842-12-03 3 Grocery Store C.A. Greene closed 1843-03-25 3 Grocery Store N.S. Greene re-opens 1843-04-29 3 Grocery Store M.T. Bennett closed 1843-05-27 3 Grocery Store D. Wheelock & Co. dissolved, N.W. Cooke to continue business 1844-02-10 3 Grocery Store Grocery store on estate of Wm. Reynolds sold at auction 1844-03-09 3 Grocery Store E. Gifford advertisement 1844-04-06 3 Grocery Store G.C. Pierce moves store 1844-04-13 3 Grocery Store J. Sayer advertisement for "family repository" 1844-07-06 3 Grocery Store James M. Gifford advertisement 1844-09-14 3 Grocery Store B. Gifford advertisement 1844-11-02 3 Grocery Store G. Brown advertisement 1845-04-12 3 Grocery Store J. Sayer closes grocery store, opens dry goods store 1845-04-26 3 Grocery Store D. Waldron moves store 1845-10-18 3 Grocery Store B. Gifford to close 1845-12-13 3 Grocery Store B. Gifford opens new store 1846-01-03 3 Grocery Store H.N. Gifford advertisement 1846-01-10 3 Grocery Store A.S. Pearce advertisement 1846-06-06 3 Grocery Store A.T. & T.J. Usher open store 1846-06-27 3 Grocery Store B.H. Gifford to close 1846-09-05 3 Grocery Store John Dearth advertisement 1847-07-10 3 Grocery Store C.Spooner opens store 1847-10-16 3 Grocery Store C. Phelps opens grocery store 1848-05-27 3 Grocery Store N.Fales opens store 1848-12-02 3 Grocery Store T. Thurston opens store 1848-12-09 2 Grocery Store Ben. Simmons advertisement 1849-02-10 3 Grocery Store Ben. Simmons advertisement for "city market" 1849-03-03 3 Grocery Store N. Fales advertisement for "Franklin market" 1849-04-07 3 Grocery Store G. Tilley opens store 1849-06-30 3 Grocery Store B.S. Simmons advertisement for "Irving market" 1849-09-22 3 Grocery Store H. Pitman opens store 1849-11-03 3 Grocery Store N. Manchester advertisement 1849-12-01 3 Grocery Store C. Spooner advertisement for "poor man's protective store" 1850-04-06 3 Grocery Store B.S. Simmons advertisement for "independent union" 1850-09-21 3 Grocery Store A.S. Pearse moves store 1851-11-01 3 Grocery Store J. Gladding opens store 1852-06-12 3 Grocery Store J. Gladding advertisement for "union store" 1852-06-26 3 Grocery Store T. Greene advertisement for State St. market 1852-11-13 3 Grocery Store G.S. Bourn opens store 1853-06-25 3 Grocery Store J. Sayer advertisement for "Bristol Market" 1853-09-03 3 Grocery Store John Ford opens store on Thames St. 1855-04-07 3 Grocery Store Advertisement for "new depot store" 1855-04-28 3 Grocery Store J. Ford and B. Greene form copartnership, advertisement for "Franklin Market" 1855-05-19 3 Grocery Store Thomas Paine opens grocery store 1855-06-02 3 Grocery Store J. Ingraham opens store on Thames St. 1855-06-16 3 Grocery Store G.H. Reynolds Jr. opens store 1856-03-29 3 Grocery Store B.M. Greene opens "Washington Market" 1856-04-12 3 Grocery Store Advertisement for "N.E. Protective Union" 1856-08-30 3 Grocery Store Wm. Kimball opens store 1856-09-13 3 Grocery Store N.E. Protective Union moves to State St. 1856-11-01 3 Grocery Store Otis Munro advertisement for store, corner of State and Thames 1857-05-30 3 Grocery Store Members of N.E. Protective Union resign from 1857-09-26 3 Grocery Store F. Ennis opens store on Constitution St. 1858-05-08 3 Grocery Store S.F. Fish & Co. open store on State St. 1858-10-30 3 Grocery Store S. Fish advertisement for "family provision store" 1858-11-20 3 Grocery Store E.M. Wardwell opens "Mount Hope Market" 1858-12-25 3 Grocery Store James Diman advertisement 1860-01-07 3 Grocery Store Wm. Kimball advertisement for "union market" 1860-01-07 3 Grocery Store J.W. Pearce advertisement for Thames St. store 1860-01-07 4 Grocery Store R. Coffin opens grocery store 1860-02-25 3 Grocery Store M. Franklin opens grocery store 1860-03-03 3 Grocery Store S. Fish advertisement for "King Philip House" 1860-04-07 3 Grocery Store B. Simmons advertisement for "family market house" 1860-04-07 3 Grocery Store Advertisement for "long wharf store" 1860-04-21 3 Grocery Store "Irving Market" changes ownership 1860-07-21 2 Grocery Store Henry Simmons opens State St. market 1860-07-21 3 Grocery Store G.H. Reynolds moves store to Hope St. 1860-07-28 3 Grocery Store J. Allen closes "Irving Market" 1860-10-06 3 Grocery Store "Irving Market" reopens 1860-12-01 3 Grocery Store Description of Christmas presents available in Bristol stores 1860-12-22 2 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) George H. Reynolds advertisement 1837-03-25 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) Caleb W. Anthony advertisement 1837-05-06 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) A.L. Lewis, mentioned in advertisement 1838-05-26 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) Sullings & Green open store 1838-06-02 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) C.W. Anthony closed 1838-06-02 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) N.S. Greene, advertisement 1838-06-09 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) Sullings & Green dissolved, Wm. Sullings to continue business 1839-03-30 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) G.H. Reynolds to close 1839-07-27 3 Grocery Stores (also see General Stores) G.C. Pierce advertisement 1840-06-06 3 Guiteras, Ramon Of Cuba, married E. Wardwell of Bristol 1853-10-01 3 Guiteras, Raymond Obituary 1873-02-15 2 Gushee, D.S. School opens 1854-08-19 3 Gushee, D.S. Concert praised 1852-02-28 2 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) Leads children in singing on fourth 1839-07-06 2 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) Superintendent of school 1841-06-12 2 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) Opens evening school 1841-10-09 3 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) Mentioned in article conc. schools 1842-04-16 2 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) School children collect money for victims of potato famine in Ireland 1847-03-20 2 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) App. to music committee at teacher's institute 1847-12-25 2 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) Advertisement for bathing rooms 1851-06-21 3 Gushee, D.S. (may be Dennis S.)(schoolteacher) Singing school gives concert 1852-02-21 3 Gushee, Dennis S. (may be D.S. Gushee) Assignee's notice 1858-03-20 3 Gushee, Edward M. Reads Declaration of Independence on fourth 1858-07-03 2 Gushee, Edward M. Pastor of N.H. church 1861-09-07 2 Guy Fawkes Day Explanation of 1839-11-09 2 Hackett, Ellen Daughter of Patrick, obituary 1864-08-20 3 Hadley, Eliza C. Married Benjamin Covell of New Bedford 1835-04-04 3 Hadley, Mary Obituary 1860-11-03 3 Hadwin, Isaac Guardian appointed 1834-10-11 3 Hadwin, Isaac Married Harriet Presby of Mass. 1845-10-18 3 Hadwin, Martha Married Billings Waldron 1840-10-17 3 Hadwin, Walter Child, obituary 1865-02-04 3 Haile, Barnard (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1847-05-15 3 Haile, Barnard (Rev. War Veteran) Probate notice 1847-06-12 3 Haile, Coomer (Rev. War Veteran) Leads petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Haile, Coomer (Rev. War Veteran) Dies at 84 1849-05-05 3 Haile, Coomer (Rev. War Veteran) Probate notice 1849-05-12 3 Haile, Coomer (Rev. War Veteran) Executor's, commissioner's notices 1849-06-09 3 Haile, Simon (mariner) Probate notice 1840-11-07 3 Hall, Benjamin Elected to town council 1834-05-17 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected Commissioner 1834-08-30 2 Hall, Benjamin Director of Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Hall, Benjamin Commissioner for Asylum 1835-08-29 2 Hall, Benjamin Chosen 2nd rep. 1839-04-20 2 Hall, Benjamin Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Hall, Benjamin Elected 1st rep. 1840-04-18 2 Hall, Benjamin Introduces resolution to legislature 1840-10-31 2 Hall, Benjamin Assessor of taxes 1841-04-24 2 Hall, Benjamin Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Hall, Benjamin Delegate to state convention 1841-08-14 3 Hall, Benjamin Committee of vigilance re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Hall, Benjamin Law and order candidate for rep. 1843-04-08 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected rep. 1843-04-08 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected senator to general assembly 1844-04-06 2 Hall, Benjamin Appointed to school committee 1846-04-11 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected representative 1850-04-06 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected senator 1853-04-09 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected delegate 1853-07-02 2 Hall, Benjamin Elected senator 1854-04-08 2 Hall, Benjamin Obituary 1873-01-11 2 Hall, Benjamin Petitions general assembly for division of Bristol 1856-01-26 2 Hall, Benjamin Petitions re. division of Bristol, creation of N. Bristol 1856-03-15 3 Hall, Francis M. Married Peter Wheelock of Mass. 1845-09-13 3 Hall, Gardner App. Constable 1843-04-08 2 Hall, Gardner Tenent of farm, mentioned in auction notice 1844-02-24 3 Hall, Henry (blacksmith) Copartnership with John Miller 1841-12-25 3 Hall, Henry (blacksmith) Copartnership with Miller dissolved 1843-02-18 3 Hall, Mary J. Obituary 1856-04-19 3 Hall, Mary J. Eulogy 1856-04-26 3 Hall, Miss E. (Emily) Begins dressmaking and millinery business 1845-04-19 3 Hall, Miss E. (Emily) Advertisement for goods 1845-05-03 3 Hall, Nancy Widow of Parker. Obituary 1866-11-24 3 Hall, Ruth R. Obituary, wife of Benjamin 1851-07-19 3 Hall, Sarah F. (teacher) Opens select school 1858-10-30 3 Hallowell (brig) Seth Lincoln falls overboard from, drowns 1849-08-25 2 Handy, Annie B. Daughter of Luther, obituary 1864-05-07 2 Handy, Annie M. Wife of George E. Handy obituary 1867-02-23 3 Handy, Christiana Wife of Luther, obituary 1872-05-11 2 Handy, David (yeoman, laborer) Files for insolvency 1840-08-22 3 Handy, David (yeoman, laborer) Petition granted 1840-09-26 2 Handy, George H. Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1843-11-18 3 Handy, Infant Obituary, daughter of William A. 1834-10-11 3 Handy, Joanna Obituary 1843-07-29 3 Handy, Luther App. constable 1836-05-14 2 Handy, Luther Married Nancy Munro 1846-10-03 3 Handy, Phebe Widow of late William Handy, obituary 1872-03-02 2 Handy, Phebe A. Married Charles Cole 1858-01-16 3 Handy, Sophia Married Sandford Maxwell 1850-09-21 3 Handy, Thomas Notice to debtors 1837-03-18 3 Handy, Thomas Lawsuit submitted 1837-09-23 2 Handy, William Notice to debtors 1837-03-18 3 Handy, William Married Josephine Reed 1841-05-29 3 Handy, William Obituary 1849-06-02 3 Handy, William DeWolf (General in Dorr Rebellion) Article conc. 1842-05-28 2 Handy, William R. Joins Union Army 1861-08-17 2 Hard Times (sloop) Sold at auction 1838-03-31 3 Hard Times (sloop) Sold at auction 1839-11-09 3 Hard Times (sloop) Rumor of shipwreck disproved 1841-07-10 2 Hard Times (sloop) Tows capsized sloop 1842-03-12 2 Hard Times (sloop) Sinks off Watch Hill, crew rescued 1855-08-11 2 Harding, Benjamin Land sold at sheriff's sale 1840-04-04 3 Harding, Betsey Obituary, widow of Sylvester 1856-10-25 3 Harding, capt. Captain of sloop Hard Times 1841-07-10 2 Harding, Capt. Thomas A. House for sale 1844-08-24 3 Harding, Capt. Thomas A. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1847-06-05 3 Harding, Capt. Thomas A. Probate notice 1849-10-06 3 Harding, Capt. Thomas A. Guardian appointed for children George and Sarah 1850-01-12 3 Harding, Capt. Thomas A. Administrator's, commissioner's notices 1850-01-12 3 Harding, Capt. Thomas A. Administrator's sale of household goods 1853-04-23 3 Harding, Caroline Daughter of John, obituary 1864-09-10 3 Harding, Elizabeth H. Married Thomas Harrington of Prov. 1843-12-09 3 Harding, George H. Guardian appointed 1852-09-11 3 Harding, Hannah Obituary 1849-06-23 3 Harding, J.G. 2nd Advertisement for trees 1842-11-05 3 Harding, John G. (may be John Glover Harding) Notice of lawsuit vs. J. DeWolf Perry 1853-08-20 3 Harding, John G. (may be John Glover Harding) Advertisement for grasslands 1856-07-04 3 Harding, John G. (may be John Glover Harding) Barn destroyed by fire 1857-05-16 2 Harding, John Glover Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1858-03-06 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Married Sarah Church 1834-12-27 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) App. Fence viewer 1835-05-02 2 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Director, Bank of Bristol 1839-07-06 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Director, Commercial Bank 1847-04-10 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Obituary 1850-06-22 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Probate notice 1850-07-06 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Executrix's notice 1850-08-31 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Administrator's notice 1853-01-08 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Auction at homestead of 1853-01-15 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Garden lots sold at auction 1853-04-09 3 Harding, John Glover (my be John G. Harding) Real estate sold 1853-06-25 3 Harding, John S. Obituary 1840-03-07 3 Harding, Julia Married Henry Goff 1835-07-04 3 Harding, Lorenzo Dow Obituary 1838-05-19 3 Harding, Martha Obituary, child of Thomas A. 1840-06-27 3 Harding, Mary Obituary, widow of Capt. Benjamin 1857-12-05 3 Harding, Mary E. Obituary, widow of James 1850-02-09 3 Harding, Nancy Obituary, widow of Wm. Age 84 yrs. 1858-10-09 3 Harding, Sally Obituary, wife of Capt. Thomas A. 1844-11-16 3 Harding, Sarah Obituary, widow of John Glover H. 1852-12-11 3 Harding, Sarah Notice to debtors 1853-01-29 3 Harding, Sarah Obituary, widow of Richard 1850-05-25 3 Harding, Susan C. Married Wm. Lindsey 1837-11-04 3 Harding, Sylvester Obituary 1850-11-09 3 Harding, Theodore Obituary, child of Capt. Benjamin 1840-05-02 3 Harding, William Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Harding, William Lawsuit continued 1836-03-19 2 Harding, William Lawsuit referred 1836-09-17 2 Harding, William Lawsuit resolved 1836-10-08 2 Harding, William Letter conc. lawsuit 1836-10-15 2 Harding, William Petition for new trial 1837-09-23 2 Harding, William Lawsuit continued 1838-03-17 2 Harding, William Lawsuit continued 1838-09-15 2 Harding, William Lawsuit continued 1839-03-16 2 Harding, William Lawsuit continued 1839-09-14 2 Harding, William Lawsuit decided, discussion of 1840-09-26 2 Harding, William Dies at 84 1849-09-01 3 Harding, William Eulogy 1849-09-08 2 Harding, William P. Obituary, child 1838-05-26 3 Hardware Stores (also see General Stores) Dunbar, R. advertisement 1834-05-31 3 Hardware Stores (also see General Stores) Reynolds Dunbar advertisemetn 1842-04-16 3 Hardware Stores (also see General Stores) Wm. Spooner advertisement 1851-07-12 3 Hardy, Isabella (also see I. Otterson) Disappears again 1856-12-27 2 Hargraves, Joseph Obituary 1861-02-02 3 Hargraves, Joseph Probate notice 1861-02-09 3 Hargraves, Joseph Administratix's notice 1861-04-06 3 Harness Shops See Saddle Shops Harrington, Timothy Obituary 1860-10-13 3 Harrington, Timothy Obituary, child of Timothy 1860-07-28 3 Harris, Charles (blacksmith) Copartnership with W. Snively dissolved, advertisement for shop on Thames 1857-01-17 3 Harris, Hannah Obituary 1835-11-14 3 Harrison, Thomas Married Harriet Turner of England 1854-12-02 3 Hart, Anne Widow of Charles, obituary 1864-05-07 3 Hart, F.B. (Frederick) (storekeeper) Opens dry goods store 1858-05-01 3 Hart, F.B. (Frederick) (storekeeper) Advertisement 1858-05-08 1 Hart, F.B. (Frederick) (storekeeper) Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1858-12-18 3 Hart, Frederick Married Sarah Mott 1842-11-26 3 Hart, Iremus Infant, obituary 1865-06-13 3 Harvest (ship) Built by Coit & Manchester 1835-09-12 2 Harvest (ship) Second in boat race 1839-08-31 2 Harvest (ship) First in race 1839-09-28 2 Harvest (sloop) Launched by Crandall, owned by G. Willard 1848-10-07 2 Hascall, Rev. Delivers Fourth of July address 1835-07-04 2 Haskall, Lusanah, T. Obituary, child 1837-08-19 3 Haskell, Charles House sold 1855-11-17 3 Haskell, Lucy Obituary 1864-12-10 3 Haskell, Mareer Obituary 1840-05-02 3 Haskell, Mary Obituary, wife of John, negro 1850-04-13 3 Haskell, Song Obituary, negro 1846-05-02 3 Haskill, Hannah C. Married William P. Rogers 1854-05-06 3 Haskill, John Obituary 1874-06-27 2 Hat Shops See Milliners Hatch Farm Sheriff's sale of livestock, crops 1860-04-14 3 Hatch, Capt. William Dies off coast of Africa 1835-07-25 2 Hatch, Capt. William Probate notice 1835-08-08 3 Hatch, Capt. William Livestock and furniture sold 1835-09-19 3 Hatch, Capt. William Notice to debtors 1835-10-17 3 Hatch, David M. Notice conc. wife Francis 1858-06-19 3 Hatch, George C. App. to school committee 1854-04-08 2 Hatch, Jemima W. Guradian appointed 1836-10-08 3 Hatch, Lydia Made guardian of Wm. and Jemima 1836-10-08 3 Hatch, Lydia Buys stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1838-04-14 3 Hatch, Lydia Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1844-06-01 3 Hatch, Lydia Wood house destroyed by fire 1854-10-07 2 & 3 Hatch, Mary Abbey Obituary, father S.D. 1853-12-31 3 Hatch, P.C. (may be Patience Hatch) (dressmaker, milliner) Opens store on State St. with M. Franklin 1853-11-26 3 Hatch, Patience Obituary, widow of Solomon age 84 yrs 1857-06-13 3 Hatch, Patience (may be P.C. Hatch) Married Capt. William H. Southwick 1853-12-31 3 Hatch, Patience (may be P.C. Hatch) Husband arrested for bigamy 1854-01-21 2 Hatch, Patience (may be P.C. Hatch) Husband found guilty 1854-10-07 2 Hatch, Patience (may be P.C. Hatch) Probate notice 1857-07-11 3 Hatch, Patience (may be P.C. Hatch) Administrator's notice 1857-08-15 3 Hatch, Patience (may be P.C. Hatch) Commissioner's notice 1858-01-09 3 Hatch, S.D. (may be Solomon D.) ( butcher) Married Mary E. Baker 1853-04-23 3 Hatch, S.D. (may be Solomon D.) ( butcher) Notice, will kill and dress hogs 1853-10-15 3 Hatch, Solomon Petitions for insolvency 1838-02-17 3 Hatch, Solomon Petition continued 1838-03-17 2 Hatch, Solomon Obituary 1871-03-11 3 Hatch, Solomon D. Assignee's notice 1854-02-18 3 Hatch, William Guardian appointed 1836-10-08 3 Hathaway, Elisha Buffalo robe stolen from carriage of 1858-11-13 3 Hathaway, Harriet Obituary 1857-05-16 3 Hathaway, Osmon Copartnership with J. Simmons dissolved 1856-12-13 3 Hathaway, William H. Falls from sleigh, breaks ankle 1851-01-04 2 Hathaway, William H. Dies in Minnesota 1860-02-11 3 Hathaway, William H. Article re. death of 1860-02-18 2 Havier, Phebe S. Married S. Drown of Barrington 1861-06-22 3 Hawkins, B. (proprietor, stable) Advertisement for livery stable, rented horses 1850-03-30 3 Hawkins, B. (proprietor, stable) Opens temperance hotel 1851-06-28 2 Hawkins, George Edwards Obituary, dies at sea age 8mo. Father Capt. George 1855-07-07 3 Hawley, Hattie (infant) Daughter of Albert and Jane, obituary 1870-02-05 3 Hay, Sally H. Obituary, wife of late John 1860-12-15 3 Hay, Sally H. Probate notice 1860-12-15 3 Hay, Sally H. Administrator's notice 1861-01-12 3 Hay, Sally H. Petition to sell real estate of 1861-04-06 3 Hay, Sally H. Executor's sale of real estate 1861-05-11 3 Hayes, Robert P. Copartnership of Norris, Hayes & Co. formed 1852-07-03 3 Hays, John Obituary 1846-09-12 3 Hays, John Probate notice 1846-10-10 3 Hays, John Commissioner's, executrix's notices 1846-11-14 3 Hays, John Real estate sold 1847-10-30 3 Hays, John Portion of estate sold 1848-03-11 3 Hays, John Administrator's sale of real estate 1848-05-20 3 Hazard & Brother Former store mentioned 1852-05-01 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Advertisement for journeymen tailors and tailoresses 1850-09-21 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Advertisement for clothing warehouse 1850-10-26 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Move tailor shop to State St. 1851-03-22 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Advertisement for 12 tailoresses 1851-10-04 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Advertisement for carpeting, dry goods 1851-10-25 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Advertisement for "Mount Hope Store" 1851-11-08 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Notice, severe financial losses 1852-03-20 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Assignee's sale 1852-03-20 3 Hazard & Brother (tailors) Assignee's notice 1852-04-03 3 Hazard, Amelia Obituary 1864-11-19 2 Hazard, Ann E. Married John E. Jackson of N.Y. 1853-11-26 3 Hazard, Elizabeth Wife of Daniel, obituary 1863-02-07 3 Hazard, Infant Obituary, child of James 1845-05-31 3 Hazard, Jamel Obituary 1864-02-20 2 Hazard, James Potato patch robbed 1849-08-18 3 Hazard, James Fowler Obituary 1875-01-02 2 Hazard, Julia Ann Obituary & comment, father James 1855-05-26 3 Hazard, N.B. (storekeeper) Opens dry goods store on State St. 1854-04-08 3 Hazard, Oliver (child) Son of James and Julia Perry. Obituary 1867-12-07 2 Hazard, Victoria L. Obituary, father James also comment 1855-05-26 3 Hazard, William R. Married Sarah Robinson of S. Kingston 1852-01-10 3 Hazelbrook, George C. Married Adoline Borter 1852-07-17 3 Hazzard, Carder Lot sold (Fort Hill) 1838-06-30 3 Hazzard, Carder Lot sold 1838-09-01 3 Heath, Amarentia Widow of Captain Manchester Heath, obituary 1870-06-18 3 Heath, Mark A. Married Jane Morrison of Prov. 1843-11-25 3 Heath, Nathan B. Married Elizabeth Pitman 1839-05-11 3 Heath, Nathan B. Former house mentioned 1860-05-05 3 Heath, Nathan B. App. acting Master of U.S. Navy 1861-09-14 2 Heely, Mr. Drunk, causes disturbance 1844-02-03 2 Heineman, Emile Mansion under construction 1860-09-22 2 Helen Maria (brig) Runs aground off Bahama Banks, crew forced to abandon ship, rescued by schooner 1856-02-09 2 Henderson, Ann Married Richard R. Magee 1856-01-26 3 Henry Marshall (brig) Brings news from Cuba 1851-08-23 2 Henry Marshall (brig) Damaged by gale 1853-02-26 2 Henry, George Son of Benjamin Whitford, obituary 1864-05-15 3 Henry, John Child, obituary 1865-11-11 3 Herald (sloop) Beached by gale 1840-02-22 2 Hermitage Orchard Notice conc. 1840-07-25 3 Hero (steamboat) Begins run 1858-04-10 2 Herreshoff, Charles A. Jr. Finds boat on Prudence Island 1857-12-19 3 Herreshoff, Charles F. Advertisement for lost horse 1842-07-02 2 Herreshoff, Charles F. Boat struck by lightning, destroyed 1844-06-15 2 Herreshoff, Charles F. Son breaks leg in fall from horse 1854-04-29 2 Herreshoff, Charles F. Judge of Prov. Regatta 1854-09-09 3 Herreshoff, Charles F. Shoots seal on Prudence Is. 1858-12-18 2 Herreshoff, Charles F. Invents process for manufacturing fish oil, business of Prudence Is. Prospers 1858-12-25 2 Herreshoff, Francis Judge of boat race 1853-09-24 3 Herreshoff, John B. Reports to General Assembly 1848-11-04 2 Herreshoff, John B. Director, Eagle Bank 1854-07-08 3 Herreshoff, John B. App. Justice of Peace 1856-06-07 2 Herreshoff, John B. Elected representative 1857-01-17 2 Herreshoff, John B. Invents ankle brace for skaters 1860-12-15 2 Herreshoff, John B. Obituary 1861-06-15 3 Herreshoff, John B. Probate notice 1861-07-06 3 Herreshoff, John B. Bequeaths money to town for poor 1861-09-07 2 Herreshoff, Sarah Obituray, widow of Charles F., daughter of late John Brown of Prov. 1846-08-08 3 Herrington & Co. Advertisement for cleaning feather beds 1836-09-21 3 Herrington & Co. Work praised 1836-10-08 2 Hidden, James C. Superintendent of Free School 1834-05-31 2 Hidden, James C. Delivers oration on Fourth 1835-07-11 2 Hidden, James C. Committee examines school 1836-01-23 2 Hidden, James C. Delivers oration on Fourth 1836-07-02 2 Hidden, James C. Examines Free Schools 1836-07-16 2 Hidden, James C. Opens evening school 1836-10-15 3 Hidden, James C. Notice conc. commemoraton of Battle of New Orleans 1836-12-31 3 Hide, James Notice conc. wife Mary Ann 1836-07-23 3 High Street School see Bristol High Street School Himes, James Obituary 1858-07-24 3 Hincks, (Infant) Obituary, father Frederick 1853-12-03 3 Hincks, Frederick Presumed drowned when overturned boat is found 1856-06-07 2 Hincks, Frederick Body found 1856-06-21 2 History of Bristol See Bristol History Hoar, Anna Married William M. Gifford 1855-05-19 3 Hoar, Benjamin Probate notice 1835-06-06 3 Hoar, Benjamin Commissioner's notice 1835-08-22 3 Hoar, Benjamin Administrator's notice 1835-08-22 3 Hoar, Benjamin Administrator's sale 1840-10-10 3 Hoar, Benjamin F. Married Susan Smith 1846-01-31 3 Hoar, Betsey Obituary 1838-03-24 3 Hoar, Charles Married Matilda Child 1847-06-26 3 Hoar, Cyrus M. Opens dry goods store 1844-01-13 3 Hoar, Eliza Married James Pierce 1845-12-27 3 Hoar, George Indicted for theft 1838-03-03 2 Hoar, Infant Dies after being scalded, child of James 1839-10-19 3 Hoar, J. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1855-04-07 2 Hoar, James (painter and glazier) Files petition against I. Vickery 1842-12-31 3 Hoar, James (painter and glazier) Agent for window sashes and blinds 1846-10-24 3 Hoar, James (painter and glazier) Officer of St. Alban's Lodge 1855-12-22 2 Hoar, John W. (painter and glazier) Files petition against S. Gray 1844-01-13 3 Hoar, John W. (painter and glazier) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1860-02-11 3 Hoar, Joseph F. Married Mercy Tillinghast 1857-04-25 3 Hoar, Joseph F. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1861-04-06 3 Hoar, Marcus L. Married Abigail Pierce 1851-12-27 3 Hoar, Marcus L. Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1860-12-29 2 Hoar, Mary Obituary, wife of Wm. 1848-09-02 3 Hoar, Mary Obituray, wife of Allen G. 1855-07-28 3 Hoar, Mary (Mrs.) Obituary 1858-10-02 3 Hoar, Mary Ann Married James F. Stetson of Pawt. 1853-08-06 3 Hoar, Mary F. Married Edward A. Lewis of Middletown 1853-11-26 3 Hoar, Nathan S. Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Hoar, Nathan S. Manager Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Hoar, Priscilla Obituary 1835-04-18 3 Hoar, Priscilla Probate notice 1835-06-06 3 Hoar, Priscilla Commissioners notice 1835-08-22 3 Hoar, Priscilla Admin. Notice 1835-08-22 3 Hoar, Susan E. Obituary, wife of Benjamin F. 1861-10-12 3 Hoar, William Pound keeper 1834-05-17 2 Hoar, William Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Hoar, William Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Hoar, William Obituary 1852-07-10 3 Hoar, William James Ensign of Bristol Militia 1840-09-19 2 Hoar, William James Married Susan Waldron 1845-11-15 3 Hoar, William James Obituary 1857-11-28 3 Hoard, Elizabeth J. Married G.B. Brown of Boston 1847-12-04 3 Hobart, Eddy Harris Obituary, father Rev. I.N. also poem 1854-09-23 3 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) Delivers discourse in Newport 1853-06-25 2 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) Examines public schools 1853-07-02 2 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) Forced to take leave of absence because of poor health 1854-03-18 2 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) App. to school committee 1854-04-08 2 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) App. Inspector of schools 1854-05-13 2 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) Delivers temperance lecture 1854-12-30 2 Hobart, Rev. I.N. (Pastor, Baptist Church) Resigns because of poor health, receives resolution of thanks from church 1855-01-13 2 Hodge, James T. Offers series of lectures on geology 1852-01-17 3 Hodge, James T. Description of Mr. Hodge's lectures 1852-01-31 2 Hodge, James T. Description of 2nd lecture 1852-02-07 2 Hodge, James T. Copartnership of Norris, Hayes & Co. formed 1852-07-03 3 Hodge, Preston Obituary 1855-09-29 3 Hodge, Preston Probate notice 1855-10-06 3 Hogg, Robert (gardener) Wins award for plants 1861-09-14 2 Holden, Betsey Obituary 1871-03-18 3 Holloway, Ida Francis (Infant) Obituary, daughter of Robert & Mary 1857-08-01 3 Holloway, Robert Married Mary Perry of Pawtucket 1856-10-18 3 Holloway, Robert Released by Confederates 1862-03-01 2 Holmes, Catherine Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Holmes, Catherine Married Charles Anthony of Prov. 1844-03-16 3 Holmes, Elizabeth Wife of George, obituary 1873-12-20 2 Holmes, Elizabeth C. Wife of Thomas G. and daughter of Hezekiah, obituary 1875-03-06 2 Holmes, Elizabeth M. Married Issac Camm 1852-06-19 3 Holmes, Gertrude R. Married Francis Hawks of N.Y. 1856-12-20 3 Holmes, H. (teacher) Opens evening school with J. Burgess 1856-02-09 3 Holmes, Harvey Sec. of Meth. Epis. Church Conference 1857-11-07 2 Holmes, Hugh (infant) Son of James and Mary, obituary 1869-05-15 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Director, Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Copartnership with Dr. Silas Holmes 1837-01-14 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Copartnership dissolved 1838-06-30 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Warning to trepassers 1839-06-22 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Director, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1840-02-08 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Office and medicines destroyd by fire 1841-05-08 2 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Notice thanking townspeople for help during fire 1841-05-22 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Founder of Bristol Institute for Savings 1841-08-21 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Leaves son in charge of practice during absence 1842-07-16 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Appointed director of Eagle Bank 1847-03-20 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Director, Commercial Bank 1851-04-12 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Obituary and eulogy 1851-11-08 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Probate notice 1851-11-08 3 Holmes, Jabes (doctor) Executor's notice 1851-12-06 3 Holmes, Jabes (son of Dr. Jabes) Obituary, child 1836-07-30 3 Holmes, Jabez Guardian appointed 1852-02-07 3 Holmes, James Obituary 1870-05-14 2 Holmes, James A. Testimonial for hair product 1841-02-20 3 Holmes, Julia Griswold Obituary, daughter of Dr. Jabez 1848-05-13 3 Holmes, Julia Griswold Married Samuel Norris 1847-01-30 3 Holmes, Louisa Married Tully Dorrance of Prov. 1843-09-02 3 Holmes, Maria P. Guardian of children Virginia and Jabez 1852-02-07 3 Holmes, Mrs. Jabez Bristol Female Charitable Soc. Meets at home of 1852-10-02 3 Holmes, Orrin Hallett Married Almira Sweet 1840-05-30 3 Holmes, Richmond Guardian appointed 1852-02-07 3 Holmes, Richmond Guardian's notice 1852-03-13 3 Holmes, Richmond Committee for Empire Fire Co. 1853-05-14 3 Holmes, Richmond Married Lina Barnard of Mich. 1857-04-25 3 Holmes, Silas Executrix's notice 1849-07-21 3 Holmes, Silas Probate notice 1849-06-09 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Addresses Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society 1834-07-04 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) V.P. of Y.M.T.S. 1834-09-06 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Delegate to State Temperance Soc. 1834-10-18 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Pres. Young Men's Society 1835-02-07 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Delivers toast on Fourth 1836-07-09 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Addresses Bristol Union Temperance Society 1836-10-15 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Delivers lecture 1836-11-05 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Copartnership with Dr. Jabes Holmes 1837-01-14 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Lectures on history of Bristol 1837-01-28 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Pres. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Speaks on temperance 1837-06-10 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Married Maria P. Green 1837-10-07 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Delivers oration 1838-06-16 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Copartnership with Jabes Holmes dissolved 1838-06-30 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Office and medicines destroyed by fire 1841-05-08 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Notice thanking townspeople for help during fire 1841-05-22 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Takes charge of father's practice temporarily 1842-07-16 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Of U.S. Navy, gives testimonial for Dr. Berry 1842-12-24 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Lectures on progress of civilization 1846-01-17 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Lectures on history of Bristol 1846-01-31 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Transferred by navy to Ohio 1847-01-02 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Returns to Bristol, resumes practice 1847-06-26 3 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Chairman of group supporting building of RR. to Prov. 1848-10-07 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Dies after boat overturns in Bay of Mobile 1849-06-02 2 Holmes, Silas (doctor) Body recovered, eulogy 1849-06-09 2 Holmes, Thomas Obituary 1868-10-17 3 Holmes, Thomas (carpenter) Shop destroyed by fire 1840-01-18 2 Holmes, Thomas (carpenter) Notice thanking firefighters 1840-01-25 3 Holmes, Thomas (carpenter) Witness in grave robbing trial 1842-09-24 2 Holmes, Thomas (doctor) Director, Bank of Bristol 1844-07-06 3 Holmes, Thomas (doctor) Manufactures new shower baths 1847-07-24 2 Holmes, Thomas (doctor) Officer of Congregational Church 1855-06-23 2 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Advertisement for clothing store 1843-11-01 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Sells stock at cost 1846-01-03 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Moves remaining good to office of Dr. Holmes 1846-02-28 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "gothic hall" 1846-05-16 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Married Elizabeth Wardwell 1847-02-27 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Closeout of stock, will close business 1852-12-25 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1853-04-30 3 Holmes, Thomas G. (storekeeper) App. constable 1858-07-10 2 Holmes, Virginia Guardian appointed 1852-02-07 3 Holmes, Virginia Married J. Furman of N.Y. (daughter of Dr. Silas) 1858-11-27 3 Holmes, Willie (infant) Son of the late James Holmes, obituary 1870-07-30 3 Holt, William Charged with burglary 1849-07-14 2 Holt, William Found guilty 1849-09-15 2 Homer, Fitzhenry Wife dies, daughter of James DeWolf 1856-11-22 3 Homer, Fitzhenry Assistance in founding cited 1856-06-07 2 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Advertisement 1833-12-14 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Advertisement for iron hoops 1835-11-14 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Director, Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Will leave town, sells horse 1837-01-07 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Lawsuit settled 1837-09-23 2 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Will leave town, sells horses, etc. 1838-04-21 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Advertisement for factory in Mass. 1839-06-01 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Lawsuit vs. M.A. DeWolf discussed 1845-09-13 2 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Ship named in honor of 1849-06-23 2 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Testimonial for oxygenated bitters 1852-01-10 3 Homer, Fitzhenry (Ins. Agent) Obituary 1856-06-07 2 & 3 Honeywell, Anna Obituary 1867-11-23 3 Honeywell, Deborah S. Obituary, widow of Capt. Elliott 1861-09-28 3 Honeywell, Deborah S. Probate notice 1861-10-12 3 Honeywell, Sara Obituary 18564-12-31 2 Hope (sloop) Sold at auction 1839-07-06 3 Horton, Beniah Lawsuit involving warranty of horse 1844-03-02 2 Horton, Capt. Leonard W. (ship's master) Description of new house, short biography 1860-12-15 2 Horton, Delight Obituary, wife of Levi 1850-07-06 3 Horton, Delight J. Married James Coggeshall 1849-12-29 3 Horton, E. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1856-04-05 2 Horton, Eliphabet M. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1854-04-08 2 Horton, Eliphabet M. Married Dorothea Waldron 1854-12-02 3 Horton, Eliphabet M. Killed while attempting to salvage furniture from burning building 1860-05-12 2 Horton, Eliphabet M. Funeral services, procession of over 1000 mourners, further description of tragedy 1860-05-19 2 Horton, Eliphabet M. Probate notice 1860-05-19 3 Horton, Eliphabet M. Administrator's notice 1860-06-09 3 Horton, Eliphabet M. Special town meeting held, family will be provided for 1860-06-16 2 Horton, Eliphabet M. Commissioner's notice 1860-06-16 3 Horton, Elvira Married Alfred Pierce 1841-05-29 3 Horton, Leonard Child, obituary 1865-12-23 3 Horton, Levi Married Maria G. Cole 1852-06-12 3 Horton, Levi N. Married Ann Maxwell 1844-10-26 3 Horton, Luther (brick layer, mason) Files petition against S. Gray 1844-01-13 3 Horton, Maria Obituary, father Levi 1854-06-17 3 Horton, Mary Obituary, wife of Eliphalet 1846-11-07 3 Horton, Mary Ann Married Daniel Coggeshall 1851-05-03 3 Horton, Mercella Widow of Charles, daughter of Wakerman Dexter, obituary 1869-10-02 3 Horton, S.J. (schoolteacher) Opens Bristol select school 1844-04-06 3 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Banquet prepared by 1834-07-12 2 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Gives clam bake at Ferry 1834-08-30 2 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Re-opens hotel 1835-05-09 2 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) To sell hotel 1836-04-30 3 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) To prepare banquet on Fourth 1836-07-02 2 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Serves banquet to commemorate Battle of New Orleans 1837-01-14 2 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Relinquishes hotel 1837-11-11 3 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Property sold at auction 1839-05-11 3 Horton, Sanford (proprietor of Horton's Hotel) Testimonial for hotel in Newport 1847-07-03 2 Horton, Sarah Wife of Levi, obituary 1871-02-25 3 Horton's Hotel Re-opened 1835-05-09 2 Horton's Hotel Advertisement to sell 1836-04-30 3 Horton's Hotel Sold 1837-11-11 3 Hotels Sanford Horton prepares banquet 1834-07-12 2 Hotels Temperance Hotel opened by Mr. Burgess 1835-05-09 2 Hotels Mechanic's Hotel for sale 1836-06-13 3 Hotels Horton's Hotel for sale 1836-04-30 3 Hotels John s. Pierce re-opens hotel 1837-11-11 3 Hotels Pierce Hotel sold to Wm. Bradford, becomes State Street Hotel 1839-04-13 2 & 3 Hotels Jones Hotel mentioned 1839-10-19 3 Hotels Bristol Hotel mentioned 1841-06-26 2 Hotels Crowded with summer visitors 1845-08-02 2 Hotels Commercial Hotel mentioned in advertisement 1846-11-28 3 Hotels Need for hotels for summer visitors cited 1848-11-18 2 Hotels D. Reed purchases Mechanic's Hotel 1848-11-25 3 Hotels Commercial Hotel purchased by B. Hawkins, becomes Temperance Hotel 1851-06-28 2 Hotels Bristol's need for hotels to serve summer visitors cited 1854-07-29 2 Hotels Letter conc. Bristol's need for summer hotels 1854-09-30 2 Hotels Article conc. Bristol's need for hotel 1855-01-13 2 Hotels Wm. H. DeWolf's mansion to become hotel 1855-03-24 2 Hotels DeWolf House opened by Vars & Son 1855-06-02 3 Hotels Filled with summer visitors 1855-08-11 2 Hotels C. Devens re-opens Bristol Ferry House 1856-06-07 2 Hotels Filled with summer visitors 1858-09-04 2 Hotels Call for first class hotel in Bristol 1867-07-13 2 Houses Constructed see Buildings Constructed Howard, Charlotte Infant obituary 1865-06-20 3 Howard, Edward A. (boatbuilder) Fatally injured in brawl, 9 fisherman arrested 1855-12-08 2 Howard, Edward A. (boatbuilder) Obituary, eulogy, life of 1855-12-08 3 Howard, Edward A. (boatbuilder) Description of murder trial 1855-12-15 2 Howard, Edward A. (boatbuilder) Letter deploring murder of 1855-12-15 2 Howard, Frederick G. Testifies at trial of suspected murderers of brother 1855-12-15 2 Howard, Frederick G. Description of trial and testimony, suspects found not guilty 1856-03-15 2 Howard, John Child, obituary 1865-08-19 3 Howe, Abbey Obituary, child 1836-09-21 3 Howe, Abbey T. Obituary 1836-08-13 3 Howe, Abby Obituary, widow of George 1855-08-15 3 Howe, Abby T. Married Rev. Winklee of GA. 1845-11-29 3 Howe, Eliza T. Married T. Bogert of N.Y. 1851-11-08 3 Howe, Elizabeth Obituary, wife of M.A. DeWolf Howe 1855-10-13 3 Howe, George Opens school 1834-04-26 3 Howe, George Proposed as editor of Gazette 1834-06-07 3 Howe, George Appointed to committee to study suffrage 1834-06-14 2 Howe, George Opens evening school 1834-09-13 2 Howe, George Lectures on reading 1834-11-29 2 Howe, George Obituary 1837-10-28 2 & 3 Howe, George Probate notice 1837-11-11 3 Howe, George Administrator's notice 1837-12-09 3 Howe, George Commissioner's notice 1837-12-09 3 Howe, Henriette Obituary, father George 1855-03-17 3 Howe, John Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Howe, John Lectures on Political economy 1841-02-27 2 Howe, John Chosen Representative 1841-04-24 2 Howe, John Trustee of savings bank 1841-04-14 3 Howe, John Chosen commissioner of bankruptcy 1842-02-12 2 Howe, John Will sell house, house lots 1842-03-05 3 Howe, John Chairman of spec. town meeting to discuss adoption of constitution 1842-03-12 3 Howe, John App. to committee at town meeting 1842-04-23 2 Howe, John App. Justice of Peace 1843-04-15 2 Howe, John Chairman of committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Howe, John Represents defendent in lawsuit, testimony 1843-08-05 2 Howe, John App. Collector of district of Bristol and Warren 1843-09-02 2 Howe, John Addresses supporters of proposed RR. 1848-10-21 2 Howe, John Advertisement to sell farm 1849-09-22 3 Howe, John (attorney) Opens office 1834-01-04 3 Howe, John (attorney) Chosen delegate to conference on state of economy 1834-03-29 12 Howe, John (attorney) Moves office, sells land 1835-10-17 3 Howe, John (attorney) Moderator of town meeting 1835-12-19 2 Howe, John (attorney) Director, Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Howe, John (attorney) Moderator of town meeting 1836-05-14 2 Howe, John (attorney) Sells land 1836-08-27 3 Howe, John (attorney) Chosen Attorney General 1837-01-28 2 Howe, John (attorney) Justice of Peace, Notary Public 1838-05-12 2 Howe, John (attorney) Sells brig Lawrence 1838-08-18 3 Howe, John (attorney) App. to school committee 1839-04-27 2 Howe, Julia B. (wife of Rev. Mark A. deWolf Howe) Dies in St. Croix 1841-03-06 3 Howe, Julia DeWolf Married Robert Q. Pickney Jr. 1855-11-24 3 Howe, Lavinia C. Married Alexander Perry 1847-05-08 3 Howe, Louisa Obituary 1834-04-26 3 Howe, M.A. DeWolf Advertisement for caretaker for farm 1853-03-12 3 Howe, M.A. DeWolf Reads Declaration of Ind. on fourth 1853-07-02 2 Howe, M.A. DeWolf Received rectorship for Newport church 1855-07-07 2 Howe, Miss E.T. (teacher) Opens school 1849-05-05 3 Howe, Miss E.T. (teacher) Moves school 1851-03-15 3 Howland, Alexander Obituary 1869-02-27 2 Howland, Baraba Obituary, widow of Cato 1861-03-02 3 Howland, Daniel L. (may be Daniel Le Favor Howland) Married Eliza White 1840-11-21 3 Howland, Daniel Le Favor (may be Daniel L.) Executrix's notice 1860-03-31 3 Howland, Elisha Obituary 1870-01-22 3 Howland, Eliza Wife of Daniel, obituary 1871-08-05 2 Howland, Hannah Obituary, negro 1845-10-11 3 Howland, Infant Obituary, son of James 1833-11-02 3 Howland, James (Domino) Charged with beating wife (negro) , creating disturbance 1843-08-12 2 Howland, John House, furnishings sold at public auction 1833-11-16 3 Howland, John Married Louisa Clark 1848-11-04 3 Howland, Josephine Daughter of John and Louisa, obituary 1868-11-14 2 Howland, Lefavor Obituary 1835-12-19 3 Howland, Mary Funeral, obituary, widow of John 1863-01-03 2 & 3 Howland, Mary Guardian appointed 1839-02-16 3 Howland, Mary E. Married Josephus Gooding 1839-04-20 3 Howland, Phebe Obituary, widow of LeFavor 1855-06-09 3 Howland, Sukey Obituary 1834-05-10 3 Howland, W.H. (William) Forms copartnership with J.L. Gladding (Gardner and Howland) 1856-05-10 3 Howland, W.H. (William) Copartnership dissolved 1856-11-22 3 Hoxie, Martha Arrested for causing disturbance (Indian) 1843-09-23 2 Hubbard, Rev. H.G. (pastor, Baptist Church) Married Sophronia Perry 1860-05-05 3 Hubbard, Rev. H.G. (pastor, Baptist Church) Delivers discourse at celebration of church's 50th anniversary 1861-08-24 2 Hubbard, Wm. Henry (seaman) Dies in Matanzas 1836-04-30 3 Hull, Dr. E.S. Resumes practice 1840-10-17 3 Hull, Dr. E.S. Opens office 1840-11-14 3 Huma (barque) Launched by A.Crandall 1843-09-30 2 Huma (barque) Beauties praised by Savannah newspaper 1843-11-18 3 Huma (barque) Captain and seamen die aboard 1848-10-14 2 Huma Steam Mill Advertisement for (J. Gardner) 1858-01-23 1 Humphreys & Mulchahey (cabinet makers) Advertisement, open store 1840-12-19 3 Humphreys & Mulchahey (cabinet makers) Firm dissolved, John Mulchahey to continue business 1841-02-27 3 Humphreys, Amasa (furniture maker) Copartnership with J. Mulchahey dissolved 1841-02-27 3 Humphreys, Amasa (furniture maker) Married Clarissa Lake 1841-04-03 3 Humwell, Waity Obituary 1873-01-11 2 Hunt, J. Agent for stage line 1846-11-21 3 Hunt, William Advertisement 1844-11-30 3 Hunt, William Notice conc. wife Catherine 1850-08-31 3 Hunt, William (master, brig John Hill) Captain of lost ship, rescued after days of clinging to wreckage 1850-04-13 2 Hunt, William (master, brig John Hill) Note thanking benefactors 1850-04-13 3 Hunt, William (master, brig John Hill) Thanks benefactors for sending money to supposed widow 1850-04-20 3 Hunting Eagles shot over Prudence Island 1856-11-29 2 Hunting Practice of shooting birds deplored 1857-05-16 2 Hunting Seal shot on Prudence Is. 1858-12-18 2 Hurricanes See storms Hyde, Caroline K. Married Charles B. Scott of Mass. 1853-12-31 3 Hyde, Isaac B. Obituary and eulogy 1860-05-05 3 Hyde, Mary Ann Obituary 1836-04-02 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Meeting of members 1839-09-14 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Meeting of members 1843-07-22 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Building used by discussed at town meeting 1844-05-25 2 Hydraulion Fire Company Marches on fourth 1846-07-04 2 Hydraulion Fire Company Hosts Fall River Co. with banquet, torchlight parade 1846-09-12 2 Hydraulion Fire Company Meeting of 1847-12-18 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Fair held for benefit of 1850-02-16 2 Hydraulion Fire Company Meet to attend funeral of member 1850-04-13 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Ladies fair held to benefit, description of new hall 1850-05-25 2 Hydraulion Fire Company Enjoys supper and ball 1852-01-10 2 Hydraulion Fire Company To march on fourth 1852-06-26 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Repairs to station 1854-04-22 2 Hydraulion Fire Company Issues resolution of sympathy fo Jacob Babbitt 1863-01-03 3 Hydraulion Fire Company Officers elected 1864-12-31 2

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Ice Cream Palors See soda fountains Ide, John ( mariner) Hurt in accident aboard sloop Chief 1860-12-15 2 Independence (schooner) Sold at auction 1835-08-01 3 Indian Common Discussed at town meeting 1858-05-29 2 Industry See economy of Bristol, factories Infectious Diseases Dog with signs of rabies shot 1836-09-10 2 Infectious Diseases Quarantine regulations 1834-07-19 3 Infectious Diseases Death from scarlet fever 1837-01-07 2 Infectious Diseases Yellow Fever of 1797 1837-01-07 2 Infectious Diseases No. of deaths from 1838-01-06 3 Infectious Diseases No. of deaths from 1839-01-12 3 Infectious Diseases Quarantine regulations 1839-10-05 4 Infectious Diseases Editorial conc. need of smallpox vaccination for townspeople 1839-12-21 2 Infectious Diseases No. of deaths from 1840-01-11 3 Infectious Diseases Editorial concerning dangers of smallpox, need for vaccination 1840-01-25 2 Infectious Diseases Epidemic of scarlet fever, several children die of 1840-03-28 2 Infectious Diseases General vaccination for small pox planned 1840-05-16 2 & 3 Infectious Diseases Quarantine regulations 1840-07-11 3 Infectious Diseases No. of deaths from 1841-01-09 3 Infectious Diseases Law concerning small pox quarantine 1842-03-26 3 Infectious Diseases Outbreak of dysentery among children, several deaths 1842-08-20 2 Infectious Diseases Outbreak of influenza, 200 townspeople suffer from 1843-07-22 2 Infectious Diseases Vaccinations offered Bristolians 1845-06-14 3 Infectious Diseases Contract for vaccinations made with doctors 1845-06-28 3 Infectious Diseases Rabid dog killed 1845-08-09 2 Infectious Diseases Another rabid dog shot 1845-08-16 2 Infectious Diseases Article concerning danger of rabid dogs 1848-07-08 2 Infectious Diseases Outbreak of cholera feared 1848-10-28 2 Infectious Diseases Committee appointed to examine houses for health regulations 1849-06-09 2 & 3 Infectious Diseases Cleanliness urged to prevent cholera, citizens urged not to eat unripe fruit 1849-06-30 2 Infectious Diseases Board of Health issues regulations to prevent spread of cholera 1849-06-30 3 Infectious Diseases Outbreak of "varioloid" feared 1853-08-27 2 Infectious Diseases Dr. Drury's letter conc. treatment of varioloid 1853-09-03 2 Infectious Diseases Advertisement for vaccinations 1853-09-17 3 Infectious Diseases Importance of health measures during summer cited 1854-08-12 2 Infectious Diseases Minor outbreak of smallpox, free vaccinations offered to townspeople 1855-05-19 2 & 3 Infectious Diseases Victim of smallpox dies 1855-05-26 2 Infectious Diseases Letter concerning dangers of rabid dogs, need for muzzle law 1855-06-30 2

Infectious Diseases Regulations conc. Quarantining of vessels from suspected yellow fever and smallpox areas 1858-07-10 3 Infectious Diseases Returning ships tell of ravages of infectious diseases 1858-07-17 2 Infectious Diseases Citizens vaccinated against smallpox as epidemic threatens 1860-01-28 2 Infectious Diseases Dr. Drury offers free smallpox vaccinations 1860-03-10 2 Infectious Diseases Regulations regarding infectious diseases among cattle 1860-06-23 3 Infectious Diseases Physicians report case of variolid 1863-01-03 2 Infectious Diseases Local soldiers sick with typhoid 1863-02-07 2 Infectious Diseases Variolid cases reported at John & Thames Street residences 1864-04-16 2 Infectious Diseases Smallpox case reported at Union & Hope St. 1865-02-25 2 Infectious Diseases Cholera-a description of the outbreak of the disease on people of the town 1866-09-22 2 Ingalls, Joshua K. Married Amanda Grey 1837-11-04 3 Ingraham, Abby Obituary, widow of Capt. Daniel 1849-10-20 3 Ingraham, Abby Eulogy 1849-11-03 3 Ingraham, Abigail Administrators notice L.C. Richmond, Admin. 1833-11-16 3 Ingraham, Capt. (master, brig Maria) Forced by sickness to dock in Key West 1852-10-23 2 Ingraham, Capt. James Davis (may be James D.) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Ingraham, Capt. James Davis (may be James D.) Married Patience Munro 1838-10-20 3 Ingraham, Capt. James Davis (may be James D.) Comm. of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Ingraham, Capt. James Davis (may be James D.) Married Elizabeth Smith 1842-10-01 3 Ingraham, Capt. James Davis (may be James D.) Makes gift of Cuban turtle to artillery 1850-06-29 2 Ingraham, Capt. James Davis (may be James D.) Obituary 1869-10-17-3 Ingraham, Capt. Nathaniel Obituary 1836-10-22 3 Ingraham, Capt. Nathaniel Administrator's notice 1837-01-07 3 Ingraham, Capt. Nathaniel Probate notice 1838-05-12 3 Ingraham, Daniel Married Olive C. Randall of Warren 1854-02-04 3 Ingraham, Daniel Obituary 1841-11-13 3 Ingraham, Daniel Probate notice 1845-11-09 3 Ingraham, Elizabeth (child) Obituary, father Capt. James 1852-11-13 3 Ingraham, George Obituary 1869-12-11 3 Ingraham, James D. (may be Capt. James Davis) App. Justice of Peace 1855-04-21 2 Ingraham, James D. (may be Capt. James Davis) Opens grocery store, fishing business 1855-06-16 3 Ingraham, James D. (may be Capt. James Davis) Advertisement for bait, fishing boats 1855-08-18 3 Ingraham, James D. (may be Capt. James Davis) Receives commission in U.S. navy 1861-11-02 2 Ingraham, James D. (may be Capt. James Davis) Leaves for New York 1861-12-21 2 Ingraham, James E. Probate notice 1857-12-12 3 Ingraham, James E. Administrator's notice 1858-02-06 3 Ingraham, James E. Administrator petitions to sell real estate of 1858-08-07 3 Ingraham, James E. Administrator's sale of real estate 1858-09-11 3 Ingraham, James S. Married Susan Peabody 1855-11-03 3 Ingraham, James S. Obituary 1857-11-28 2 & 3 Ingraham, John House sold 1844-04-13 3 Ingraham, John S. Married Louisa A. Gayton 1855-10-13 3 Ingraham, Martha Married Benjamin Doty 1835-11-14 3 Ingraham, Mary E. Married J. Winslow 1850-10-19 3 Ingraham, Minnie Gertrude Obituary, only child of John S. 1858-02-27 3 Ingraham, Miss Opens millinery shop with Miss Smith 1843-04-15 3 Ingraham, Nancy Notice to debtors 1846-09-26 3 Ingraham, Nathaniel Married Hannah Greene 1834-05-10 3 Ingraham, Nathaniel Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Ingraham, Patience Obituary 1840-04-18 3 Ingraham, Peggy Obituary, aged 83 yrs, father Thomas 1855-05-12 3 Ingraham, Priscilla Obituary 1834-04-26 3 Ingraham, Samuel Sailboat stolen from 1856-08-23 3 Ingraham, Simeon Dies in Prov. 1840-09-12 3 Ingraham, Susan Obituary 1837-08-26 3 Ingraham, Thomas Dies in N.Y. state 1841-05-29 3 Inman, Phila Obituary 1845-02-22 3 Insurance Offices Editorial conc. need of 1835-10-24 2 Insurance Offices Fitzhenry Homer advertisement 1833-12-14 3 Insurance Offices Samuel Coggeshall advertisement 1834-03-08 3 Insurance Offices Wm. R. Taylor advertisement 1840-04-18 3 Insurance Offices Mount Hope Ins. Co. notice 1850-06-22 3 Iolas (steamboat) Breaks through ice 1844-02-10 2 Iolas (steamboat) Replaces King Philip temporarily 1845-03-15 2 Iris (brig) Purchased by A.T. & T.J. Usher 1858-01-23 2 Iris (brig) Lost off Cardenas, crew saved 1861-03-30 2

Irish Relief Fund Subscriptions placed in stores and banks to aid victims of famine in Ireland and Scotland 1847-03-06 2 Irish Relief Fund $600 and clothing collected 1847-03-13 2 Irish, David Falls from window of barn, critically injured 1860-09-15 2 Irish, David Dies 1860-09-22 3 Irwin, Andrew Son of Samuel, obituary 1866-11-17 3 Irwin, Mary Wife of Samuel, obituary 1866-11-17 3 Jackson, Charles (arms manufacturer) Copartnership with Burnside and Bishop begins 1855-06-30 3 Jackson, Charles (arms manufacturer) Treas. Of Bristol Firearms Co. 1857-05-16 3 Jackson, Elizabeth F. Obituary, age 83 yrs. Widow of Joseph 1856-05-17 3 Jackson, Elizabeth F. Probate notice 1856-09-06 3 Jackson, Elizabeth F. Administrator's notice 1856-12-13 3 Jackson, Elizabeth F. Commissioner's notice 1857-03-14 3 Jackson, Elizabeth F. Administrators petition to sell real estate of 1857-12-12 3 Jackson, Elizabeth F. Real estate sold at auction 1858-03-06 3 Jail Edward Dabow escapes from 1838-03-03 2 Jail B.J. Munro jailor, Jenette Williams escapes from 1841-05-14 3 Jail Filled with insurgents from Dorr Rebellion, guarded by 50 volunteers 1842-07-09 2 Jail List of insurgents and charges against them 1842-07-09 3 Jail J. Dickerson attempt to escape from, Munros fired upon 1842-07-16 2 Jail Prisoners of Dorr Rebellion charged with treason 1842-07-23 2 Jail Prisoners of rebellion attempt escape 1842-07-30 2 Jail Prisoners examined by J.M. Blake 1842-07-30 2 Jail Prisoners of Dorr Rebellion tried 1843-01-07 2 Jail Prisoners of Dorr Rebellion tried 1843-03-18 2 Jail Political prisoner discharged from 1843-04-22 2 Jail Another political prisoner released 1843-05-13 2 Jail Martin Luther transferred to Providence 1844-11-02 2 Jail Robbers of Wm. Phelps escape from, recaptured in Warren 1847-04-17 2 Jail Prisoner found to be in deplorable condition, incident condemned 1847-06-12 2 Jail W. Dimond and D. Callon escape from 1848-12-30 2 Jail 3 convicts escape, need for more security cited 1855-03-24 2 Jail Convict S. Burroughs escapes from 1855-05-26 2 Jail Boyle and Roach escape from jail 1855-06-09 2 Jail Convict Boyle returned to jail 1855-07-28 2 Jail Petition re. improvement of presented to general assembly 1856-02-23 2 Jail Mrs. Pearce, keeper 1860-07-28 2 James Cage (steamboat) Advertisement for voyage to Philadelphia 1845-09-27 3 Jansen, Rev. Louis Married Tryphosa Freeman 1837-06-24 3 Jenks, Eliza S. Married John Wilcox 1853-10-15 3 Jenness, Job (proprietor, auction room) Advertisement 1857-05-30 3 Jersey Blue (steamboat) Begins run between Bristol, Newport, and N.Y. 1860+11-24 3 Jersey Blue (steamboat) Transformed into gunboat 1861-07-20 2 Jewett, Dr. Agent for state Temperance Society 1838-10-06 2 Jewett, Dr. Delivers discourse 1838-10-13 2 Jewett, Dr. Speaks at Temperance Soc. Meeting 1828-12-01 2 Jewett, Dr. Gives temperance address at Thanksgiving 1839-12-07 2 Jewett, Dr. Temperance poem 1840-02-29 2 Jewett, Dr. Temperance lithographs 1840-03-07 2 John Hill (brig) Sold at auction 1849-01-13 3 John Hill (brig) Lost at sea during storm, Capt. Hunt and 2nd mate rescued, remainder of crew lost 1850-04-13 2 Johns, Thomas (alias Jones) Transient mariner, probate notice 1840-09-12 3 Johnson, Ann E. Guardian of daughter Ann Williston 1842-09-10 3 Johnson, Capt. Charles Married Priscilla Bashee 1853-04-02 3 Johnson, George Child of scalded to death 1851-07-26 2 Johnson, Hannah C. Obituary, wife of Capt. Charles 1852-06-05 3 Johnson, Harriet E. Married James Briggs of Mass. 1854-03-04 3 Johnson, Henrietta (child) Daughter of Charles and Priscilla, obituary 1867-11-23 3 Johnson, Priscilla L. Wife of Captain Charles, obituary 1873-07-04 2 Johnson, Rev. L.D. Leaves Reformed Methodist Church 1834-03-22 2 Johnson, Rev. L.D. Installed in Providence 1837-14-21 2 Johnson, Rev. L.D. Lectures on temperance 1841-02-13 2 Johnson, Sarah Married Charles Davis 1845-10-18 3 Johnson, William H. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Jolls, Phillis Obituary 1839-01-26 3 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Mentioned in advertisement 1839-10-19 3 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Value as resort praised 1840-06-06 2 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Mentioned in article 1841-06-26 2 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Praised in letter 1842-07-23 2 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Accomodations praised in article re. summer visitors 1843-05-20 2 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Stable sold 1845-05-10 3 Jones Hotel (also see Bristol Hotel) Sold at auction by Bank of Bristol 1845-07-12 3 Jones, Caroline Guardian of minor children 1837-04-22 3 Jones, Caroline Obituary 1841-10-16 3 Jones, Charles H. Married Betsey Bowen 1845-12-27 3 Jones, Charlotte M. Married James Bowen 1839-11-16 3 Jones, Delana H. Married Abrahan Simmons of Cranston 1841-10-02 3 Jones, Fanny M. Guardian of minors 1837-04-29 3 Jones, Fanny M. Sells house on Thames St. 1855-08-04 3 Jones, Fanny M. House and lot for sale 1857-05-02 3 Jones, Francis LeRoy Obituary 1856-04-12 3 Jones, Gardner Proprietor, Bristol Hotel 1841-06-26 2 & 3 Jones, Gardner Former stable mentioned 1845-05-10 3 Jones, Hannah M. Married Capt. O.B. Davol 1849-05-05 3 Jones, Julia B. Leases Point Farm 1835-10-24 3 Jones, Julia B. Married Albert Green of Providence 1841-11-13 3 Jones, Julia S. Guardian appointed 1834-06-07 3 Jones, Julia S. Married James deWolf Perry 1836-03-05 3 Jones, Lucretia S. Married Edward Anthony 1836-04-23 3 Jones, Martha Married to Hiram Frisby 1833-11-02 3 Jones, Oliver S. Administrator's notice 1834-04-05 3 Jones, Oliver S. Probate notice 1837-02-11 3 Jones, Oliver S. Former house rented 1844-05-25 3 Jones, Peleg G. Married Sarah E. Talbee 1851-11-08 3 Jones, Peleg G. Opens confectionery on Hope St. 1854-02-11 3 Jones, Peleg G. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1855-04-07 2 Joslen, Ann Caroline Married Henry Kinsley of Mass. 1856-05-31 3 Joy, Thomas W. Married Emeline Upton of Mass. 1847-07-10 3 Joynes, Fanny Daughter of Richard and Sarah, obituary 1869-08-21 3 Joynes, Richard F. (ship's carpenter) Received patent for steering aparatus 1861-06-08 2 Joynes, Richard F. (ship's carpenter) Invents hand cultivator, description of 1861-06-22 2 Joynes, Sarah Obituary 1871-03-25 3 Judd, Caroline Married Elijah Grey 1853-09-03 3 Judge Bourne House Mentioned in advertisement 1840-02-15 3 Judge, Sarah Widow of Robert and daughter of James Anderson, obituary 1870-08-13 3 Julia (ship) Third in boat race 1839-08-31 2 Juliet (sailboat) Advertisement for excursions 1856-07-26 3 Juliet (sailboat) For sale 1858-07-03 3 Juniper Lot (also see cemeteries) Suggested as site for cemetery 1855-10-13 2 Juniper Lot (also see cemeteries) Rumor of buried treasure in 1857-09-26 2 Kailner, Lizzie (infant) Obituary 1868-08-22 3 Kastendieck, Dorothe Married J.H. Davis 1851-06-21 3 Kating, Robert Joins Union Army 1861-08-17 2 Kearney, Patrick Injured by wagon 1856-07-19 2 Keegen, Patrick Arrested after brawl 1858-04-17 2 Keene, Mr. Offers penmanship school 1836-05-28 3 Kelley, John (infant) Sone of Thomas and Catherine, obituary 1870-08-13 3 Kelly, Owen Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Kelly, Thomas Obituary 1872-12-15 2 Kempton, Caleb S. (dresser tender) Files for insolvency 1840-08-22 3 Kempton, Eunice Obituary 1841-01-02 3 Kendall, Joshua Chosen principal of normal school 1860-05-19 2 Kendall, Joshua Begins duties 1860-06-16 2 Kendall, Mr. Repairs and builds musical instruments 1840-06-06 2 Kendis, (infant) Obituary, father William 1853-06-11 3 Kendrick, Edward (may be E. Conwick) Dies of injuries sustained in Bristol Steam Mill 1851-01-11 2 Kenney, Lorenzo D. Advertisement for fruit trees 1853-03-26 3 Kenney, Lorenzo D. Advertisement for nursery on Wood St. 1853-10-29 3 Kenney, Lorenzo D. Testimonial for nursery 1854-10-07 2 Kenney, P.T. Lectures on 2nd coming of Christ 1842-08-06 3 Kenney, Pardon Obituary, child 1837-03-25 3 Kenney, Susan E. Married Henry B. Martin of California 1857-10-17 3 Kenney, William Henry Obituary, child 1837-04-01 3 Kenny, Phinehas H. (mason) Sells house 1834-05-10 4 Kenny, Phinehas H. (mason) Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Kenny, Phinehas H. (mason) Advertisement for apprentice masons 1836-04-23 3 Kenny, Phinehas H. (mason) Advertisement for 15 masons 1836-04-23 3 Kenny, Phinehas H. (mason) Advertisement for lime and brick 1838-05-05 3 Kenny, Phinehas H. (mason) Files petition against I. Vickery 1842-12-31 3 Kent, Jerusha Obituary 1867-05-04 3 Kenyon, Sarah Obituary 1841-10-02 3 Kershaw, John Obituary 1850-05-04 3 Key Stone Club Formed at democratic "union must be preserved" meeting, officers chosen 1856-08-30 2 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Opens grocery store 1856-09-13 3 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Advertisement for store 1856-09-20 3 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Advertisement for sausage making 1856-11-15 3 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Resigns from food union 1857-09-26 3 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Advertisement for lamps 1857-11-28 3 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Advertisement for "union market" 1860-01-07 3 Kimball, William B. (grocer) Delegate to rep. convention 1861-03-09 2 Kinder, (infant) Obituary, father William 1854-07-22 3 Kinder, Elizabeth Wife of Sam, obituary 1864-01-30 3 Kinder, Hannah Married Thomas Davis 1856-07-12 3 Kinder, Samuel Arrested for keeping illegal grog shop 1860-05-12 2 Kinder, Samuel Son of Sam junior, obituary 1864-09-10 3 Kinder, Samuel Article on death 1870-06-11 2 Kinder, Samuel Obituary 1870-06-11 3 Kinder, Sarah Ann Married Francis Waldron 1853-04-16 3 Kinder, William Notice concerning wife Maria 1853-09-03 3 King Philip Article concerning bath house 1835-08-08 1 King Philip Story concerning capture of 1836-12-10 1 King Philip Letter concerning 1838-11-10 2 King Philip Article concerning story of war 1844-09-14 2 King Philip Poem "A Legend of Mount Hope" 1844-11-30 2 King Philip Story told in Bristol history series 1845-06-07 2 King Philip Wampum of possessed by King Philip Club of Boston 1855-08-18 2 King Philip Monument to on Mount Hope suggested 1857-10-17 2 King Philip Book published re. life 1860-02-25 2 King Philip (fire engine) Purchased, description of, need for engine house cited 1849-03-17 2 King Philip (steamboat) Advertisement 1833-10-19 3 King Philip (steamboat) Excursion voyage 1834-08-23 3 King Philip (steamboat) Discontinues running 1835-01-03 3 King Philip (steamboat) Commences running 1835-03-07 2 King Philip (steamboat) Schedule change 1835-10-03 2 King Philip (steamboat) Criticized for irregular schedule 1836-09-17 2 King Philip (steamboat) Reduces schedule 1836-11-05 2 King Philip (steamboat) Notice concerning wharf 1837-04-08 2 King Philip (steamboat) Makes fishing excursion 1837-06-03 2 King Philip (steamboat) Rescues men in harbor 1837-09-02 2 King Philip (steamboat) Schedule change 1838-11-10 2 King Philip (steamboat) Schedule reduced 1840-11-21 2 King Philip (steamboat) Rescues Capt. Pearce from capsized sloop 1842-03-12 2 King Philip (steamboat) Overhauled 1843-05-06 2 King Philip (steamboat) Mr. Durfee receives donation to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 King Philip (steamboat) Donation to assist fire victims 1843-07-15 2 King Philip (steamboat) Cuts through ice blockade 1844-02-17 2 King Philip (steamboat) Sinks at dock, recovered 1844-08-03 2 King Philip (steamboat) Winter schedule 1844-11-23 2 King Philip (steamboat) Damaged by ice, breaks shaft and rudder 1845-02-15 3 King Philip (steamboat) Another breakdown 1845-03-01 3 King Philip (steamboat) Runs aground on Hog Island ledge 1845-03-15 2 King Philip (steamboat) Reputation as sound boat defended 1845-03-22 2 King Philip (steamboat) Breaks shaft 1845-05-03 2 King Philip (steamboat) Will be replaced by steamboat Bradford Durfee 1845-11-01 2 King Philip (steamboat) Resumes run 1846-05-02 2 King Philip (steamboat) Begins same-day service to Fall River and Newport 1847-07-10 2 & 3 King Philip (steamboat) Run hampered by extreme cold 1848-01-15 2 King Philip (steamboat) Captain of saves boy from drowning 1848-09-09 2 King Philip (steamboat) Breaks shaft 1848-12-09 2 King Philip (steamboat) New ship under construction to replace 1849-01-20 2 King Philip Bank General assembly petitioned for charter 1856-02-23 3 King Philip Fire Co. Hosts Fall River Co. 1851-07-04 2 King Philip Fire Co. Notice of meeting 1851-07-04 3 King Philip Fire Co. Holds fireman's fair 1851-09-27 3 King Philip Fire Co. Fair held, library planned 1851-11-01 2 & 3 King Philip Fire Co. Description of fair and hall 1851-11-08 2 King Philip Fire Co. Letter concerning effort of group to obtain furniture, begin library 1851-11-15 2 King Philip Fire Co. Thanks women of Bristol for fair 1851-11-15 3 King Philip Fire Co. Library opened 1852-02-07 3 King Philip Fire Co. To march on fourth 1852-06-26 3 King Philip Fire Co. Hosts Fall River Fire Co. 1852-07-10 3 King Philip Fire Co. Makes excursion to Rocky Point 1852-09-25 2 King Philip Fire Co. Offers resolution of sympathy after death of Wm. P. Swan 1852-12-18 3 King Philip Fire Co. Enjoys clam chowder supper 1853-01-08 2 King Philip Fire Co. Offers resolution of sympathy after death of T. Gladding 1853-04-23 3 King Philip Fire Co. Offers resolution of sympathy after death of H.P. Dimond Jr. 1853-06-25 3 King Philip Fire Co. Hosts Bristol Artillery after their return from excursion 1853-08-06 2 King Philip Fire Co. Card of thanks after excursion to Fall River 1853-10-08 3 King Philip Fire Co. Receives reward of $25 from Prov. Ins. Co. 1854-04-08 3 King Philip Fire Co. Hosts Fall River Fire Co. 1854-07-08 2 King Philip Fire Co. Issues resolution of sympathy re. death of F.L. Peckham 1855-12-29 3 King Philip Fire Co. Holds festival 1856-03-01 3 King Philip Fire Co. Holds annual excursion 1856-08-09 3 King Philip Fire Co. Description of excursion 1856-08-16 3 King Philip Fire Co. Receives thanks of Warren citizens for assisting during destructive fire 1856-11-08 3 King Philip Fire Co. Special meeting held re. budget 1857-06-13 3 King Philip Fire Co. Hosts visiting Newport Fire Co. with procession, clambake 1857-10-10 2 King Philip Fire Co. Chooses officers 1858-01-23 2 King Philip Fire Co. Holds torchlight procession 1860-10-20 2 King Philip Fire Co. Holds fair, support urged 1860-11-17 2 & 3 King Philip Fire Co. Officers chosen 1861-01-04 2 King Philip Fire Co. "Resolution of Sympathy" for Jacob Babbitt 1863-01-03 3 King Philip Fire Co. Officer elected 1863-01-10 2 King Philip Fire Co. List of officers elected 1864-01-09 2 King Philip Fire Co. Resolution of sympathy for Wm. H. Douglas 1864-06-11 2 King Philip Fire Co. Library Opened 1852-02-07 3 King Philip Fire Co. Library Advertisement for 1854-11-25 3 King Philip Fire Co. Library Moved to news depot of G. Easterbrooks 1857-02-14 3 King Philip Fire Co. Library Advertisement, list of books 1858-02-27 3 King Philip Fire Company Meeting held; officers elected 1865-01-07 2 King, George H. Married Martha J. Starskey 1858-01-09 3 King, George W. Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 King, George W. Advertisement for bath house 1844-07-20 2 & 3 King, George W. Article concerning bath house 1844-07-27 2 King, George W. Sec. of S. Christian Soc. 1856-11-08 3 King, Martin Obituary 1869-12-11 3 King, Pamelia Frances Obituary, child 1840-03-14 3 King, Samuel W. Appointed General officer 1840-04-18 2 Kingman, Bela Obituary, father Cassander 1856-05-03 3 Kingman, Cassender Obituary 1873-03-15 2 Kingman, Hannah Brownell Obituary, father Cassander 1853-08-20 3 Kingman, Theodore Infant, obituary 1865-01-28 3 Kingsley, John H. Leaves Bristol for Pennsylvania 1834-09-06 2 Kingsley, Jonathan Jr. (housewright) Petitions for insolvency 1835-08-22 3 Kinin, John Advertisement to make and repair umbrellas 1842-04-02 3 Kinney, Alonzo Married Mary E. Simmons 1856-01-05 3 Kinnicutt, G.R. Agent for stage line 1846-11-21 3 Knight, Hattie Daughter of Albert, obituary 1864-07-02 3 Know Something Society Organized by J. Gladding 1854-12-16 2 Know Something Society Seeks donations 1855-01-06 3 Know Something Society Platform of 1855-02-10 2 Knowlton, E. Appointed to school committee 1854-04-08 2 Knowlton, Rev. D. (Pastor, S. Christian Church) Resigns 1855-01-13 2 Kohltferber, Mr. J.F.A. (John) Married Mary Mitchel 1860-03-10 3 Kohltferber, Mr. J.F.A. (John) Notice concerning wife 1861-03-23 3 Kumpt, John Death from injuries sustained at rubber co. accident, obituary 1869-04-10 2 Ladieu, Capt. Master of barque Nickolas Brown 1845-10-25 2 Ladieu, Eliza Married J. Gregory of Seekonk 1850-12-21 3 Ladieu, Rachel Obituary 1853-09-10 3 Ladieu, Samuel Dies at 60 1849-04-07 3 Ladieu, Samuel Probate notice 1849-04-07 3 Ladieu, Samuel Executrix's notice 1849-05-12 3 Ladieu, Samuel Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Lahee, (Infant) Obituary, son of Henry 1853-01-22 3 Lahee, Patrick Arrested for selling liquor 1856-04-19 2 Lahee, Patrick Brawl at grocery of, arrested for assault 1856-08-02 2 Lahee, Patrick Description of trial 1857-08-01 2 Lahee, Patrick Returns to Ireland 1858-10-30 2 Lahee, Thomas Obituary 1865-11-11 3 Lake, Albert Obituary, dies at sea 1852-02-21 2 Lake, Albert Probate notice 1852-04-10 3 Lake, Albert Administrator's notice 1852-06-05 3 Lake, Albert C. Married Almeida Alger 1843-10-28 3 Lake, Albert C. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Lake, Albert C. Returns from California 1851-06-21 2 Lake, Betsey Obituary 1834-12-13 3 Lake, Clarissa Married Amasa Humphreys 1841-04-03 3 Lake, Daniel G. Married Ellen Vennard of Portsmouth 1860-08-18 3 Lake, Daniel G. Feared captured at Bull Run 1861-07-27 2 Lake, Daniel G. Imprisoned at Richmond 1861-08-24 2 Lake, Daniel G. Letter to wife published 1861-08-24 2 Lake, Daniel G. Imprisoned in Alabama 1862-02-22 2 Lake, Daniel G. Released, returns home 1862-06-07 2 Lake, Elizabeth Married Isaac Darling 1851-08-16 3 Lake, Ellen P. Married J. Maxwell of Warren 1860-10-13 3 Lake, Ellias Land sold at sheriff's sale 1836-10-01 3 Lake, Godfrey Obituary 1855-09-29 3 Lake, Henry F. Offers reward for vandals 1838-08-11 3 Lake, Isaac Obituary 1843-04-08 3 Lake, Joseph Obituary 1861-03-02 3 Lake, Julia A. Obituary, wife of Joseph Jr. 1860-02-25 3 Lake, Louisa R. Married Andrew P. Androsstrom 1857-05-09 3 Lake, Malvina Obituary, child of Albert 1849-12-08 3 Lake, Malvina F. Married Joshua Drown of Warren 1843-03-18 3 Lake, Mary Widow of Pardon Lake, obituary 1868-11-21 3 Lake, Pardon (merchant) Advertisement 1834-02-01 4 Lake, Pardon (merchant) Mentioned in advertisement 1839-10-05 3 Lake, Pardon (merchant) Description of family's departure for west 1858-10-09 2 Lake, Pardon (merchant) Administrator's notice 1860-01-07 4 Lake, Reuben D. Obituary, dies in Illinois, short biography 1861-02-02 3 Lake, Surah A. Married Hiram Luce 1852-01-10 3 Lake. Albert B. Obituary, child of Albert 1849-12-08 3 Land Sales Land auction between Mt. Lane & Mott's 1863-04-25 3 Land Sales Land auction-on Union St. E of Lake property 1863-04-25 3 Land Sales Also East of Ingraham & Mauran Property 1863-04-25 3 Land Sales Corner of Wood & Bradford & fronting Wood 1863-04-25 3 Land Sales Auctions-Ingraham, Lawless, on Hope St. 1863-05-09 2 Land Sales Diman property on Union St. 1863-05-09 2 Land Sales Church buys land on Franklin St. 1863-05-02 2 Land Sales Wood St. lots, "Felix" lot sold 1863-05-16 2 Land Sales Land bounded by: Franklin St., Sarah Bradford's land, William St., Sam Pitman's land 1864-04-16 3 Land Sales 7 acres between Crane & Franklin St.; Driscoll 1864-08-13 3 Land Sales Lot on Constitution; Pierce-Pearse 1864-08-20 2 Land Sales Lots-E on Hope St., S on Constitution 1864-10-15 3 Land Sales State St. & Catherine St. lots 1865-01-28 3 Land Sales Land on Thames St.-Gladding 1865-02-25 3 Land Sales Lots next to steamboat wharf-Geisler 1865-03-04 2 Land Sales Six acres-Wood St. 1865-03-11 3 Land Sales Also High St. lot 1865-03-11 3 Land Sales Lots for sale on Walley St, High St. 1865-10-14 3 Land Sales Lot on corner of Hope & Union St. 1865-11-11 3 Land Sales Several lots in town for sale 1866-09-08 3 Land Sales Lots on Walley St. 1866-09-22 3 Land Sales Lots on Mount Lane and Constitution St. 1867-04-20 3 Land Sales House lot on High and Burton Sts. 1867-04-27 3 Land Sales Lots on street running east from town bridge 1867-05-11 3 Land Sales Lots on Crooked Lane, Church St. for sale 1867-08-31 3 Land Sales Lots on Cook St. at auction 1868-03-28 3 Land Sales Land on Wind Mill Point on Poppasquash for sale 1868-05-16 3 Land Sales D'Wolf land of Ferry Hill Rd. for sale 1868-10-03 3 Land Sales Ferry Hill land for sale by D'Wolfe 1868-10-10 3 Land Sales Land on State St. and on corner of State and Thames 1868-10-10 3 Land Sales Land on Wilson's Lane 1868-10-17 3 Land Sales Land on Burton, Wood and Walley Sts. 1868-11-21 3 Land Sales Land on State St. and near Thames St. for sale 1869-01-23 3 Land Sales House lots for sale, Geo. Munro 1869-03-13 3 Land Sales House lots corner of Hope and Walley Sts. 1869-07-17 3 Land Sales House lots for sale on road leading to Warren 1869-07-24 3 Land Sales House lots for sale, some on Main Rd., some on Poppasquash 1869-08-21 3 Land Sales House lots for sale; Hope and Walley Sts. 1869-08-21 3 Land Sales House lots on Wood and Richmond Sts. 1869-12-04 3 Land Sales Lots in front of Huma Steam Mill 1870-02-05 3 Land Sales Lots for sale on Cook St. 1870-05-07 3 Land Sales Mortgage foreclosure lots for sale 1870-06-24 3 Land Sales Lost on Wilson's Lane; also on Cook and High Sts. 1870-10-01 3 Land Sales Lots on Constitution, High, and Summer Sts. 1871-05-06 3 Land Sales Lot on Bradford and Central St. 1871-10-21 3 Land Sales High St. lot for sale 1872-01-20 2 Land Sales Lots for sale on High and Burton Sts. 1872-03-09 3 Land Sales Valuable real estate for sale in Bristol's business and manufacturing district 1872-03-30 2 Land Sales Lots for sale on High and Burton Sts. 1872-04-20 3 Land Sales House lots for sale on Wood St. and High St. 1872-05-11 3 Land Sales Land and buildings at administrative sale-RR 1872-08-17 2 Land Sales List of railroad land sold 1872-09-14 2 Land Sales Land sales on north side of Franklin St. 1872-11-16 3 Land Sales Land on High, Burton, and Wood Sts. For sale 1873-03-29 3 Land Sales Lot on Catherine St. for sale 1873-06-14 3 Land Sales Valuable land for sale on Ferry Road 1873-10-18 3 Land Sales List of properties on Hope, Ferry, and Bourn Sts., also Poppasquash Point up for sale 1874-04-04 3 Land Sales Bayview Ave. and George St. lots for sale 1874-10-24 3 Lane, Harriet Married James Freeborn 1840-08-29 3 Lanegan, Thomas Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Lanegan, Thomas Condition slightly improved 1860-05-19 2 Lannegan, Thomas Body found off pier, murder suspected 1851-03-22 2 Lannigan, Thomas Obituary 1868-08-22 3 Launchings Perry, Brothers & Co. launches ship 1833-11-16 3 Launchings Messrs. Crandall launch ship 1836-10-01 2 Launchings Metacom launched 1836-10-08 2 Launchings Amos Crandall launches schooner 1840-09-26 2 Launchings Amos Crandall launches schooner Tarry-Not 1840-10-03 2 Launchings New barque launched 1840-10-10 2 Launchings Barque Empress launched by Crandall 1840-10-17 2 Launchings Sloop launched by A. Crandall 1841-05-29 3 Launchings Sloop Rhode Island launched by Crandall 1841-11-20 2 Launchings Crandall launches schooner 1842-08-27 2 Launchings Schooner Thomas Fenner launched 1842-09-03 2 Launchings Barque Huma launched by Crandall 1843-09-30 2 Launchings Steam powered sloop launched 1844-05-04 2 Launchings Steamboat Washington completed 1844-07-20 2 Launchings Schooner Moses Brown launched by Crandall 1844-08-03 2 Launchings New steamboat launched by Crandall 1844-12-14 2 Launchings Schooner launched by Crandall 1845-07-19 2 Launchings Schooner Deleware launched by Crandall 1845-07-26 2 Launchings Sloop Roger Williams launched by Crandall 1846-04-04 2 Launchings Schooner Abner Hall launched by Crandall 1846-07-25 2 Launchings Schooner Planter launched by Crandall 1846-09-26 2 Launchings Schooner Copia launched by Crandall 1847-05-08 2 Launchings Crandall launches ship Esther May 1847-07-10 2 Launchings Crandall launches schooner 1847-10-23 2 Launchings Crandall launches ship William Sprague 1847-12-11 2 Launchings Sloop launched by Crandall 1848-04-15 2 Launchings Schooner launched by Crandall 1848-05-27 2 Launchings Another schooner launched, joins fleet of Crandall built boats 1848-06-03 2 Launchings Brigantine launched by Crandall 1848-09-23 2 Launchings Sloops Harvest and Frederick Brown launched by Crandall 1848-10-07 2 Launchings Sloop William H. Bowen launched by Crandall 1849-11-24 2 Launchings Schooner Mail launched by Thompson, Stanton & Co. 1850-05-25 2 Launchings Sloop Pointer launched by Thompson, Stanton & Co. 1850-06-15 2 Launchings Schooner Star launched by T.,S. & Co. 1850-12-07 2 Launchings Sloop Thomas Hull launched by T.,S. & Co. 1850-12-14 2 Launchings Sloop launched by T.,S. & Co. 1851-09-06 2 Launchings Sloop Maria Louisa launched 1851-09-20 2 Launchings Sloop America launched by T.,S. & Co. 1851-11-08 2 Launchings Description of sloop America 1851-11-22 2 Launchings Sloop Oliver Chace launched by T.,S. & Co. 1852-04-03 2 Launchings Sloop Richard Smith launched by T.,S. & Co. 1852-05-01 2 Launchings Barque launched by T.,S. & Co. 1852-11-06 2 Launchings Clipper barque Venus launched by T.,S. & Co. 1852-11-20 2 Launchings Revenue cutters Jefferson Davis and William L. Marcy launched by T.,S. & Co. 1853-07-02 2 Launchings Stanton & Skinner launch schooner Calvin Stevens 1854-05-27 2 Launchings Schooner Nightingale launched by S. & S. 1854-11-11 2 Launchings Bark Esperanza and Ocean's Favor launched by Thompson 1855-01-20 2 Launchings Bark Esperanza re-named Topeka 1855-02-03 2 Launchings Yacht North Star launched by Thompson 1855-04-28 2 Launchings Yacht Teazer launched by Thompson 1855-05-26 2 Launchings Schooner H.F. Payton launched by S. & S. 1855-08-18 2 Launchings Barque Elliot launched by Messrs. Thompson 1856-06-28 2 Lawder, Eliza Married Daniel B. Rockwell of N.Y. 1855-08-25 3 Lawless, Ann Obituary 1872-07-13 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Living in N.Y. 1850-11-23 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Card of thanks to 1852-02-07 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Risks life to save passengers of shipwreck 1852-04-17 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Note of thanks from passengers 1852-05-15 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Testimonial to 1852-06-05 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Superintends building of new steamer, will command same 1852-08-28 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Description of new ship 1852-10-23 2 Lawless, Capt. James (master, Louisiana) Placed in command of new steamship 1854-06-03 2 Lawless, Capt. John Y. (master, ship Wm. Bryant) Sends message from New Orleans 1849-01-13 2 Lawless, Capt. John Y. (master, ship Wm. Bryant) Received testimonial from passengers 1853-12-03 2 Lawless, Elizabeth Obituary, wife of William 1858-04-10 3 Lawless, Elizabeth Married John Gladding (Captain) 1853-02-12 3 Lawless, Gilbert Obituary 1871-09-09 2 Lawless, Harriet Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1841-07-24 2 Lawless, Harriet Married John Daggett 1843-07-22 3 Lawless, Harriet M. Married Joseph Rowbotham 1854-09-09 3 Lawless, Hattie (Infant) Daughter of Gilbert and Adeline, obituary 1870-08-06 3 Lawless, Infant Obituary, child of John 1840-03-21 3 Lawless, Isabell Wife of John and daughter of William, obituary 1870-11-05 2 Lawless, James (Captain) Married Alice Cartee 1840-06-27 3 Lawless, James (Captain) Capt. of Bristol Militia 1840-09-19 2 Lawless, James (Captain) Master of new schooner 1846-09-26 2 Lawless, James (Captain) Notice conc. schooner Planter 1846-10-03 3 Lawless, James (Captain) Sells estate on Hope St. 1852-07-24 2 & 3 Lawless, James (Captain) Director, Freeman's Bank 1861-01-12 3 Lawless, John Obituary 1833-09-14 3 Lawless, John Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 Lawless, John Y. Married Harriet Waldron 1838-06-30 3 Lawless, John Y. Files for insolvency 1848-08-19 3 Lawless, Margarett Obituary 1834-10-25 3 Lawless, Nancy Obituary, father John 1855-12-01 3 Lawless, Nathaniel Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 Lawless, Sarah Married John Cole 1848-01-08 3 Lawless, Sarah Obituary 1835-11-28 3 Lawless, Sarah Widow of Captain John, obituary 1872-03-30 2 Lawless, Susan G. Married Joseph J. Ralph 1854-05-06 3 Lawless, William Appointed auctioneer 1838-05-05 2 Lawless, William Shop mentioned in advertisement 1839-01-19 3 Lawless, William To lecture at Court House 1841-03-27 2 Lawless, William Lecture commented upon 1841-04-03 2 Lawless, William Lectures to Bristol Suffrage Association 1841-07-17 3 Lawless, William Married Anna Rawlings of Mass. 1860-12-22 3 Lawrence (Brig) Sold by John Howe 1838-08-18 3 Lawrence, Catherine Obituary, wife of John 1858-01-30 3 Lawrence, Eliza V. Married James Munro 1839-09-07 3 Lawrence, John Married Lucy Coggeshall 1861-04-27 3 Lawrence, Louisa V. Married Silas Aldrich 1846-01-31 3 Lawrence, Lucy Wife of St. John, obituary 1864-05-15 3 Lawrence, Mrs. Severely beaten during robbery attempt 1860-04-07 2 Lawrence, Mrs. Assailant arrrested 1861-04-27 2 Lawrence, Mrs. Assailant convicted of rape 1861-05-11 2 Lawshe, Rev. J.G. Obituary 1853-03-12 3 Lawton, Abial S.C. Opens dry goods store on State Street 1842-06-11 3 Lawton, Abial S.C. Store closed 1842-11-05 3 Lawton, Bebee Married John S. Douglass 1836-07-02 3 Lawton, Horace Married Waity Douglass 1844-07-20 3 Lawton, Mr. (manager, express co.) Mentioned 1858-11-06 2 Lawton, Peter Married Nancy Simmons 1839-08-17 3 Lawton, Welcome Married Almira Thompson 1836-09-03 3 Lawton, William J. Dies in army hospital 1862-09-06 2 Lawton, William W. Married Mary Tibbetts 1848-11-18 3 Lawyers See attorneys LeBaron, Hannah Married Daniel Wheaton of Mass. 1836-11-19 3 LeBaron, James Director, Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 LeBaron, James Meeting of stockholders of Pocanoket Steam Mill 1840-01-25 3 LeBaron, James Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 LeBaron, James Pres. of Directors, Eagle Bank 1847-07-24 3 LeBaron, James Director of proposed Bristol Telegraph Co. 1849-02-10 2 LeBaron, James Resigns as Pres. of bank 1850-11-09 3 LeBaron, James Obituary 1856-04-05 2 &3 LeBaron, James Probate notice 1856-05-10 3 LeBaron, James Description of lawsuit vs. Eagle Bank 1855-09-15 2 LeBaron, James House and store sold 1856-04-19 3 LeBaron, James Former store mentioned 1856-08-30 3 LeBaron, James Lawsuit vs. Eagle bank resolved 1858-03-06 2 LeBaron, James Homestead estate sold 1858-11-13 3 LeBaron, James Probate notice 1858-12-11 3 LeBaron, James Homestead estate sold 1860-05-26 2 LeBaron, James Former store mentioned 1861-05-25 3 LeBaron, Oceana H. Real estate sold at auction 1860-08-18 3 LeBarron, William Henry Obituary 1836-04-23 3 Lectures Phrenologist visits Bristol 1834-07-26 3 Lectures Lectures on Geology 1834-09-12 3 Lectures George Howe lectures on reading 1834-11-29 2 Lectures Editorial conc. 1834-12-13 2 Lectures Mr.Nutting lectures on electricity 1835-01-17 2 Lectures Mr. Quimby lectures on electricity 1836-01-16 2 Lectures Letter conc. value of 1836-01-30 2 Lectures Mr. Wilbur lectures on Astronomy 1836-02-06 2 Lectures Editorial conc. program of lectures 1836-10-15 2 Lectures Editorial praising program of lectures 1836-11-05 2 Lectures Lectures planned 1836-11-05 3 Lectures Letter conc. 1836-11-12 2 Lectures Mr. Sanborn lectures on history of Babylon 1836-12-24 3 Lectures Dr. Martin lectures on Botanic Medicine 1836-12-31 3 Lectures Prof. John deWolf lectures 1837-01-07 3 Lectures Silas Holmes lectures on history of Bristol 1837-01-28 2 Lectures Chief Justice Durfee lectures 1837-03-11 3 Lectures Durfee's lecture praised 1837-03-18 2 Lectures Rev. Farley to lecture 1837-04-15 3 Lectures Lecture praised 1837-04-22 2 Lectures Rev. Tobey lectures 1837-07-01 3 Lectures Dr. Brevoort, Phrenologist, visits 1837-11-25 2 Lectures Editorial conc. Phrenologist's lecture 1837-12-02 2 Lectures Dr. J.A. Brown to lecture 1837-12-23 3 Lectures P.S. Cleaveland lectures on grammer 1838-08-11 2 Lectures Letter conc. lecture on grammer 1838-08-18 2 Lectures P.S. Cleaveland begins series of 20 lectures 1838-08-18 3 Lectures Lecture on silk growing 1838-09-29 3 Lectures Letter conc. silk growing 1838-10-06 2 Lectures Lecture on history of R.I. 1838-10-20 3 Lectures Lecture on electricity 1839-01-12 2 & 3 Lectures Dr. Mason lectures 1839-02-02 3 Lectures Mr. Fletcher lectures on Phrenology 1839-02-01 2 Lectures Prof. J. deWolf lectures on Geology 1839-03-09 2 Lectures Benjamin Bowen lectures on education of blind 1839-06-22 3 Lectures G.W. Clarke of Mich. Lectures on temperance 1840-06-27 2 Lectures John Nazro lectures on pulpit eloquence 1840-08-08 3 Lectures Mr. Clark lectures on African Colonization 1840-09-26 2 Lectures Letter conc. Mr. Clark's lecture 1840-10-03 2 Lectures Letter conc. Mr. Clark's lecture 1840-10-10 2 Lectures Mr. J. Woods lectures on Jerusalem 1840-11-14 3 Lectures Lecture disturbed by loiterers 1840-11-21 2 Lectures Series of lectures planned 1840-12-19 2 Lectures G.W. Peck's lecture, and attendance of townspeople praised 1841-01-02 2 Lectures Capt. Usher lectures 1841-01-09 2 Lectures Mr. Shepard lectures on history of Bible 1841-01-23 2 Lectures Mr. Eames lectures on history 1841-02-06 2 Lectures Rev. Johnson and Mr. Booth lecture on temperance 1841-02-13 2 Lectures G.F. Usher lectures on Geology 1841-02-20 2 Lectures C. Parsons of Prov. Lectures on history 1841-03-06 2 Lectures Mr. Sanborn to lecture on Babylon 1841-02-20 2 & 3 Lectures John Howe lectures on political economy 1841-02-27 2 Lectures Hon. Wm. Staples lectures on history of R.I. 1841-03-13 2 Lectures Wm. Lawless to lecture 1841-03-27 2 Lectures Mr. Cook lectures on history of science and literature 1841-04-03 2 Lectures Lecture on suffrage and political economy 1841-07-10 2 & 3 Lectures Repeat of series of lectures urged 1841-10-23 2 Lectures Meeting to discuss possibility of new series of lectures 1841-10-23 3 Lectures Winter series of lectures planned, speakers sought 1841-10-30 2 Lectures Mr. Tew lectures on temperance 1841-11-20 2 Lectures Mr. Rogers will lecture on history of India 1841-12-25 2 Lectures Chief Justice Durfee speaks on constitutional law 1842-03-12 3 Lectures P.T. Kenney lectures on 2nd coming of Christ 1842-08-06 3 Lectures Series of temperance lectures planned 1842-08-20 2 Lectures J.H. Hawkins lectures on temperance 1842-08-20 3 Lectures Article conc. Mr. Hawkins' lecture 1842-09-03 2 Lectures Mr. Wright, Phrenologist, visits Bristol 1842-09-24 2 Lectures Mr. Beckwith, Sec. of Amer. Peace Society, lectures on peace 1842-11-05 2 Lectures Dr. Lambert lectures on anatomy with help of manikin 1842-12-31 2 Lectures Prof. Greenback of England lectures on elocution 1843-02-11 2 Lectures Prof. Greenback's lecture praised 1843-02-18 2 Lectures Winter course of lectures planned, notice of ticket sales 1843-11-04 3 Lectures Will begin when sufficient tickets are sold 1843-11-11 2 Lectures Mr. White lectures on magnetism, Miss Fisher will lecture on Phrenology 1843-11-18 2 Lectures George Mann of Prov. Lectures 1843-11-25 3 Lectures Abraham Payne of Prov. Lectures 1843-12-02 2 Lectures Henry Barnard, state agent for public schools, lectures 1843-12-09 2 Lectures Recounting of Mr. Barnard's speech 1843-12-16 3 Lectures Rev. Shepard lectures 1843-12-16 3 Lectures Prof. Gammel lectures to Young Men's Lyceum 1843-12-23 3 Lectures Hon. A. Bosworth of Warren lectures 1843-12-23 3 Lectures A. Payne of Prov. Lectures 1844-01-13 3 Lectures Efforts of Y.M. Lyceum in arranging series of lectures praised 1844-01-20 2 Lectures Need for temperance lectures cited 1844-01-20 2 Lectures Mr. Day delivers temperance lecture 1844-01-20 2 & 3 Lectures Rev. Thomas Vernon lectures 1844-01-10 3 Lectures Mr. Day's lecture praised 1844-01-27 2 Lectures Mr. G. Day gives extra lecture 1844-01-27 3 Lectures C. Bradley of Prov. to lecture 1844-01-27 3 Lectures C. Bradley's lecture praised 1844-02-03 2 Lectures Mr. A. Everett to lecture 1844-02-03 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Everett's lecture 1844-02-10 2 Lectures Rev. M.A. DeWolf of Mass. to lecture 1844-02-10 3 Lectures Description of Mr. DeWolf's speech 1844-02-17 2 Lectures G. Peck of Boston to lecture 1844-02-17 3 Lectures Temperance address leads to formation of new temperance society 1844-03-02 2 Lectures Rev. J.W. Cooke to lecture 1844-03-02 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Cooke's lecture 1844-03-09 2 Lectures Rev. Sykes lectures on temperance 1844-03-09 3 Lectures Mr. Barnard of school dept. lectures on discomforts suffered by students 1844-03-16 2 Lectures Member of Lyceum lectures, description of speech 1844-03-23 2 Lectures John Gough lectures on temperance 1844-05-04 2 Lectures Stores close early to allow employees to attend 1844-09-28 2 Lectures Meeting to plan series of lectures 1844-10-19 2 Lectures Prof. Gammell to lecture 1844-11-30 2 Lectures Mr. and Mrs. Arm lecture on methods of improving memory 1844-11-30 2 Lectures Description of Prof. Gammell's lecture 1844-12-07 3 Lectures Rev. Bent to lecture 1844-12-07 3 Lectures Rev. Chas. Brooks to lecture 1844-12-14 3 Lectures Harrison Page of Brown University to lecture 1844-12-21 3 Lectures Mr. Giles of Boston to lecture 1845-01-04 3 Lectures Mr. Colby of New Bedford to lecture 1845-01-11 3 Lectures Rev. Choules of Mass. to lecture 1844-01-18 3 Lectures E. Burritt, the "Learned Blacksmith", lectures 1845-01-25 3 Lectures Blacksmith's lecture praised 1845-02-01 2 Lectures Rev. Cooke lectures 1845-02-01 3 Lectures Rev. Giles lectures 1845-02-01 3 Lectures Rev. Hague of Mass. lectures 1845-02-15 3 Lectures Financial problems cited, Rev. Thayer and Horace Mann to lecture 1845-02-22 2 Lectures Mr. Wilbur, Astronomer, lectures, plans further lectures 1845-02-22 2 Lectures Mr. Wilbur's lectures recommended 1845-03-01 2 Lectures Rev. Alden, of USN, lectures 1845-03-08 3 Lectures Charles Hart of Prov. Lectures 1845-03-15 3 Lectures Memory improvement lecture discussed 1845-03-22 2 Lectures Rev. Giles of Boston lectures on "Irish Character" 1845-03-22 3 Lectures Memory lecture discussed further 1845-03-29 2 Lectures N.B. Cooke lectures 1845-03-29 3 Lectures Prof. Chace of Brown U. lectures 1845-04-05 3 Lectures Rev. Shepard to lecture 1845-04-12 3 Lectures Rev. Hall of Prov. to lecture 1845-04-19 3 Lectures Rev. Sykes to lecture 1845-04-26 3 Lectures Series of lectures praised, growing literary tastes of citizens praised 1845-05-03 2 Lectures Dr. Banning lectures on medical "lace" 1845-06-14 2 & 3 Lectures Rev. Tew lectures on temperance 1845-06-28 3 Lectures Rev. Waterman lectures on fourth 1845-07-12 2 Lectures Rev. Burnham lectures on temperance 1845-07-12 2 Lectures Rev. Cutcheon lectures on temperance 1845-09-06 2 Lectures New series begins, J. Park of Boston to lecture 1845-10-25 2 Lectures C. Cushing to lecture 1845-10-25 3 Lectures Mr. Park's lecture praised 1845-11-08 2 Lectures Mr. Cushing's lecture on history of China praised 1845-11-15 2 Lectures Mr. Hudson to lecture 1845-11-15 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Hudson's lecture on Hamlet 1845-11-22 2 Lectures Rev. Sprague to lecture 1845-11-22 3 Lectures Dr. Sprague's lecture on slavery praised 1845-11-29 2 Lectures Prof. DeWolf's lecture on science praised 1845-12-06 3 Lectures Hon. F. Baylies' lecture described 1845-12-13 2 Lectures Wilkins Updike delivers two lectures, descriptions of 1845-12-20 2 Lectures Mr. Osgood lectures on value of home 1845-12-27 2 Lectures Mr. Hart of Prov. Lectures on improving mind 1846-01-03 2 Lectures Mr. Cushman lectures on philosophy 1846-01-10 2 Lectures Rise in intellectual cultivation linked to series of lectures 1846-01-10 2 Lectures Dr. Holmes of Bristol lectures on progress of civilization 1846-01-17 2 Lectures Mr. Brooks lectures on threat of "Romanism" 1846-01-24 2 Lectures F. Hoppin of Prov. to lecture 1846-01-24 3 Lectures Second lecture by Dr. Holmes on history of Bristol 1846-01-31 2 Lectures Rev. Hall of Prov. Lectures on science 1846-02-14 2 Lectures Mr. Throop of New Bedford lectures 1846-02-21 2 Lectures Mr. Throop's lecture described, Mr. Summer lectures 1846-02-28 2 Lectures Prof. DeWolf lectures on fossil remains 1846-03-07 2 Lectures George Day lectures on temperance 1846-03-07 3 Lectures Edwin Leigh lectures on phonography and phonotypy 1846-03-14 2 Lectures Prof. Chace of Brown U. lectures on science 1846-03-21 2 Lectures Mr. Burritt, the "Learned Blacksmith" lectures on genius 1846-03-28 2 Lectures Rev. Thayer of Newport lectures on political science 1846-04-04 2 Lectures Rev. Burnham lectures on temperance 1846-07-11 3 Lectures Mr. Johnson lectures on memory improvement 1846-10-10 2 & 3 Lectures Lack of interest in scheduling series of lectures decried 1846-11-14 2 Lectures J. Gerrold of Taunton lectures on temperance 1846-11-14 3 Lectures Winter series begins, J. Park lectures on philosophy 1846-12-05 2 Lectures Rev. Osgood of Prov. to lecture 1846-12-05 3 Lectures John Brown of Boston to lecture 1846-12-12 3 Lectures Dr. J. Smith of Boston to lecture 1846-12-19 3 Lectures Prof. DeWolf lectures on science 1846-12-25 3 Lectures Mr. Fowler lectures on cotton mills' effect on health 1847-01-09 2 Lectures Rev. Hatfield lectures on temperance 1847-01-09 2 Lectures Dr. J. Smith of Boston to lecture 1847-01-09 3 Lectures Mr. Hudson lectures on Othello 1847-01-23 2 Lectures Rev. Hall lectures on social problems 1847-01-23 3 Lectures Rev. Choules to lecture 1847-01-30 3 Lectures Prof. DeWolf to lecture 1847-02-13 3 Lectures F. Webster of Boston to lecture 1847-02-27 3 Lectures Rev. Giles of Boston to lecture 1847-03-13 3 Lectures Rev. Giles to lecture 1847-05-22 3 Lectures Daniel Pratt, the "reformer", delivers temperance address 1847-08-28 3 Lectures "Razor Strop Man" sells strops as cure for intemperance, lectures on temperance 1847-09-04 2 Lectures Dr. R. Adams gives two lectures on magnetic electricity, telegraphs 1847-10-09 2 Lectures Rev. Cleaveland of Prov. Lectures on temperance 1848-03-11 2 Lectures Rev. Tustin of Warren lectures on temperance 1848-03-18 2 Lectures Rev. Cleaveland's lecture praised 1848-03-18 2 Lectures Wm. Russell offers ten lectures on elocution 1848-03-25 3 Lectures Mr. Newman lectures on protection from lightning 1848-04-22 2 Lectures Rev. Kilton lectures on temperance 1848-04-29 3 Lectures Mr. Allen of Walpole lectures on temperance 1848-12-16 3 Lectures Rev. Dr. Tying of N.Y. lectures 1849-01-06 3 Lectures "Grand Worthy Patriarch" lectures to sons and daughters of temperance 1849-01-20 3 Lectures Rev. Shepard lectures 1849-02-03 3 Lectures Rev. Osgood to lecture 1849-02-17 3 Lectures Rev. Hinckley of Mass to lecture on peace 1849-04-28 3 Lectures Rev. Cleveland gives temperance lecture 1849-10-20 2 Lectures Description of Rev. Cleveland's lecture 1849-10-27 2 Lectures Dr. Graves lectures on phrenology 1850-02-09 3 Lectures "New England Soap Man" lectures on medicinal soap 1850-02-09 3 Lectures Mr. A.S. Pearce lectures on electro-biology 1850-05-04 2 Lectures Dr. Graves lectures 1850-05-18 2 Lectures Mr. Haynes lectures re. abolishing of rum rationing and flogging in U.S. Navy 1850-07-13 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Haynes's lecture re. cruelty to sailors 1850-07-27 2 Lectures Dr. Jewett lectures on temperance 1850-10-05 2 & 3 Lectures Description of Dr. Jewell's lecture 1850-10-12 2 Lectures Temperance groups plan series of lectures 1850-12-14 2 Lectures Rev. Lord lectures on Jesuits 1850-12-14 2 Lectures Rev. Shepard lectures on temperance 1850-12-14 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Lord's lecture 1850-12-21 2 Lectures Rev. Haswell gives missionary sermon 1850-12-21 2 Lectures Description of two temperance lectures 1850-12-21 2 Lectures Dr. Root lectures on cure of consumption 1850-12-21 3 Lectures Mr. VanWagner, the Poughkeepsie blacksmith, lectures on temperance 1851-01-04 3 Lectures Description of Mr. VanWagner's lecture, will deliver another 1851-01-11 2 & 3 Lectures C. Webster of Prov. Post lectures to sons of temperance 1851-02-22 2 Lectures Description of Mr. Webster's lecture 1851-03-01 2 Lectures Mr. Barney lectures on behalf of sailors 1851-06-07 3 Lectures Rev. J.C. Richmond lectures 1851-06-28 3 Lectures Rev. Richmond lectures on customs of Turks 1851-10-04 2 & 3 Lectures N. Porter lectures on temperance 1851-10-04 3 Lectures Description of N. Porter's lecture on temperance reform 1851-10-11 2 Lectures Rev. Richmond lectures on Italy 1851-10-25 3 Lectures Rev. Richmond lectures on Saxon language 1851-11-01 3 Lectures Rev. Lawshe offers course of lectures to young men 1851-11-15 3 Lectures Mr. Shipman of Amer. Bible Soc. Lectures 1851-11-22 3 Lectures R.I. Temperance agent lectures 1851-11-22 3 Lectures Rev. Shepard lectures on temperance laws 1851-12-13 2 Lectures Mr. Meeks, state temperance agent, lectures on temperance laws 1851-12-20 2 Lectures James Hodge offers series of lectures on geology 1852-01-17 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Hodge's lectures 1852-01-31 2 Lectures Prof. Jaeger will lecture on natural history 1852-05-22 2 Lectures Dr. Brevoort, Phrenologist, will give series of lectures 1852-0619 2 Lectures Rev. Hobart lectures on temperance 1852-07-17 2 Lectures Mt. Hawkins lectures on temperance 1852-09-04 2 Lectures Prof. Whitney delivers extracts of speeches of well known orators 1852-11-20 2 Lectures Discourse on death of Daniel Webster delivered 1852-11-13 3 Lectures Mr. Hobart delivers temperance lecture at baptist church 1853-01-08 3 Lectures Elder R. Williams lectures on prophetic word 1853-02-12 3 Lectures Rev. Stewart lectures on temperance 1853-02-19 3 Lectures Clement Webster, editor, lectures on temperance 1853-02-26 3 Lectures Description of Webster's lecture 1853-03-05 2 Lectures Prof. Jaeger will lecture on unity of human race 1853-03-26 2 Lectures Rev. Boyden lectures on temperance 1853-03-26 2 Lectures Rev. Shepard, Rev. Knowlton, and Rev. Grant lecture on temperance 1853-03-26 3 Lectures Elder S.S. Brewer lectures on historical prophesy 1853-06-04 3 Lectures Rev. Howe of Philadelphia will lecture to youth 1853-07-16 3 Lectures B. Batchelorof New Bedford lectures 1853-07-16 3 Lectures Elder G. Champlin lectures 1853-07-30 3 Lectures Rev. Trapnell will deliver series of lectures to St. Michael's Church 1853-10-29 3 Lectures Dr. Graves lectures on phrenology 1853-10-29 3 Lectures Mr. Verdi plans series of lectures on Italian revolution 1853-11-19 2 & 3 Lectures Mr. Verdi begins series 1853-12-17 2 & 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Verdi's lecture 1853-12-24 2 Lectures C. Webster, temperance agent, delivers lecture 1854-01-07 2 Lectures Mr. Verdi praised by Prov. Journal 1854-02-04 2 Lectures Mr. Hatfield lectures on temperance 1854-03-25 2 & 3 Lectures Need for series of educational lectures cited 1854-04-08 2 Lectures Rev. Howe will lecture on religion 1854-08-05 3 Lectures Need for temperance lectures cited 1854-12-30 Lectures Clement Webster, State temperance agent, gives lecture 1855-01-06 3 Lectures Rev. J.H. Eames of Prov. Lectures on Egypt 1855-02-10 3 Lectures Edward Fales of N.B. lectures on Cuba 1855-02-17 2, 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Fales lecture 1855-02-14 2 Lectures Rev. Eames delivers 2nd lecture on Egypt 1855-02-24 2, 3 Lectures Rev. Mr. Fish of Mass. Lectures on anti-slavery 1855-02-24 3 Lectures Rev. Eames continues lectures on Egypt 1855-03-03 2, 3 Lectures Mr. John Dahl lectures on Norway 1855-05-19 2 Lectures Daniel Warren lectures on Loan Fund Assoc. 1855-10-27 2, 3 Lectures Series of eight lectures begins 1855-11-24 2, 3 Lectures John C. Park begins course of lectures, visiting from Boston 1855-12-01 2 Lectures Description of Mr. Parks lecture 1855-12-08 2 Lectures R.I. Bishop Thomas M. Clark lectures 1855-12-08 2, 3 Lectures Mr. George Sumner of Boston lectures 1855-12-15 2, 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Sumners lecture 1855-12-22 2 Lectures Description of Rev. J.C. Richmonds lecture on "War in the East" 1856-01-05 2 Lectures Arthur Gilman of Boston continues lectures on "Characteristics of N.E. Honor" 1856-01-05 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Gilmans lecture 1856-01-12 2 Lectures George Edward Rice of Boston gives lecture 1856-01-12 3 Lectures RT. Rev. T.M. Clark of Prov. Gives lecture 1856-01-19 3 Lectures Rev. William S. Balch of N.Y. gives lecture 1856-01-26 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Clarks & Rev. Balchs lectures 1856-02-02 2 Lectures Rev. J.W. Richmond of Prov. gives lecture 1856-02-02 3 Lectures Rev. Dr. Hedge of Prov. gives lectures 1856-02-09 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Richmond & Rev. Hedges lectures 1856-02-16 2 Lectures J. Franklin Dickman of Prov. gives lecture 1856-02-16 3 Lectures Rev. John West gives lecture 1856-02-23 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Dickman & Rev. Wests lectures 1856-03-09 3 Lectures Rev. Dr. Hedge of Prov. gives lectures 1856-03-29 3 Lectures Henry Giles gives lecture on "Defects of Public Oratory" & description of 1856-04-12 2 Lectures Rev. J.C. Richmond gives lecture on "Lunatic Asylums" 1856-05-03 2, 3 Lectures Elder J. Cummings delivers lecture 1856-05-10 3 Lectures Rev. J.M.H. Dow gives discourse on "Temperance" 1856-05-24 3 Lectures Rev. J.M.H. Dow delivers second lecture on "Temperance" 1856-06-07 3 Lectures W.J. Patterson, abolitionist, lectures 1856-08-23 3 Lectures George Vandehoff of Boston delivers lecture 1856-12-13 2, 3 Lectures Rev. Robert Allyn State School Commissioner gives lecture 1857-01-03 2 Lectures Description of lecture given on "Burlesque" 1857-01-03 2 Lectures Henry Giles delivers lecture 1857-01-03 2, 3 Lectures Josiah Quincy, Jr. gives lectures 1857-01-24 3 Lectures Rev. A. Mackeown lectures on "Our Country's Future" 1857-01-31 2, 3 Lectures S. Ballou delivers lecture 1857-02-07 3 Lectures Compliments given to S. Ballou on lecture 1857-02-14 2 Lectures Rev. T.M. Clarke lectures 1857-02-14 3 Lectures Prof. J.B. Brown reads poetry 1857-02-21 3 Lectures Description of Prof. J.B. Browns reading 1857-02-28 2 Lectures Series of lectures continues 1857-02-28 3 Lectures Prof. Gajani, The Italian Exile, lectures 1857-03-14 3 Lectures Rev. A.L. Stone of Boston on "New England Homes" 1857-03-28 2, 3 Lectures Dr. J.J. Hays lectures on the "Kane Arctic Expedition" 1857-04-11 2, 3 Lectures Chief Maungwudaus of the Chippeway Nation gives lecture 1857-04-25 3 Lectures Decription of Chief Maungwudaus lecture 1857-05-02 2 Lectures Rev. A. McKeown lectures on bible 1857-05-23 3 Lectures Rev. A. McKeown repeats the subject 1857-06-06 2 Lectures Rev. A. McKeown gives lecture on temperance 1857-07-25 3 Lectures Rev. Mr. Reed lectures on temperance 1857-08-08 3 Lectures Temperance lectures continue 1857-08-15 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Kelly's reading 1857-12-19 2 Lectures Henry Giles lectures 1857-12-19 2, 3 Lectures Need for more lectures cited 1858-01-02 2 Lectures Description of Henry Giles lecture 1858-01-09 3 Lectures Rev. T.M. Clarke delivers lecture 1858-01-09 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Clarkes lecture 1858-01-16 2 Lectures Rev. T. Starr King gives lecture 1858-01-16 2 Lectures Description of Rev. Kings' lecture 1858-01-23 2 Lectures Rev. J.C. Fletcher lectures 1858-01-23 3 Lectures Prof. O.H. Tiffany of Balt. Lectures 1858-01-30 2, 3 Lectures Decription of Rev. Fletchers lecture 1858-01-30 2 Lectures Description of Prof. Tiffany lecture 1858-02-06 2 Lectures Wm. H. Rodman gives lecture 1858-03-06 3 Lectures Description of Wm. Rodmans' lecture 1858-02-13 2 Lectures S.G. Arnold gives lecture 1858-02-13 3 Lectures Description of S.G. Arnolds lecture 1858-02-20 2 Lectures Rev. J.L. Diman lectures 1858-02-20 3,2 Lectures Description of Dimans lecture 1858-02-27 2 Lectures George Sumner of Boston lectures 1858-02-27 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Sumners lecture on Spain 1858-03-06 2 Lectures Rev. A. McKeown lectures 1858-03-06 3 Lectures Description of Rev. A. McKeown lecture 1858-03-13 2 Lectures Rev. William Stow lectures 1858-03-13 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Stows' lecture 1858-03-20 2 Lectures Rev. N.A. Reed lectures 1858-03-20 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Reeds' lecture 1858-03-27 2 Lectures Rev. S.K. Sweetman lectures 1858-03-27 3 Lectures Description of Rev. Sweetmans' lecture 1858-04-03 2 Lectures Rev. E.M. Chapin D.D. of New York lectures 1858-04-03 2, 3 Lectures Description of Rev. E.M. Chapin D.D., lecture 1858-04-10 2 Lectures Description of Rev. Dr. Shepards' lecture on progress to date 1858-08-28 2 Lectures Rev. S.K. Sweetman lectures 1858-09-04 3 Lectures Rev. S.K. Sweetman continues lectures 1858-09-11 3 Lectures Rev. S.K. Sweetman continues lectures 1858-09-18 3 Lectures Prof. Pecks lecture on science 1858-09-25 2, 3 Lectures Description of Prof. Pecks' lecture 1858-10-09 2 Lectures Rev. S.K. Sweetman continues series 1858-10-23 3 Lectures Notice re. need for more lectures 1858-11-06 2 Lectures Series of lectures begins on evils of Catholicism 1858-11-06 3 Lectures Rev. G.W. Quereau lectures to Bristol Ladies Literacy Soc. 1858-11-20 2, 3 Lectures Bishop Clark to lecture 1858-11-27 2 & 3 Lectures Rev. Balch will deliver 2 lectures 1858-12-18 2 & 3 Lectures Ex-Governor Boutwell of Mass. will lecture 1860-01-07 3 Lectures Description of Boutwell's lecture 1860-01-14 2 Lectures Wendell Philips lectures on "lost arts" 1860-01-21 2 Lectures Bishop Clark lectures on "Beauties of City and Country" 1860-01-28 2 Lectures Rev. T.S. King lectures on "the law of disorder" 1860-02-04 2 Lectures Carl Shurz of Wis. Lectures on the French Revolution 1860-02-11 2 Lectures S. Arnold lectures on "LePampas of Peru" 1860-02-18 2 Lectures L. Fay lectures on chemistry, with experiments 1860-02-18 3 Lectures Welcome Sayles to lecture on "Arizona" 1860-02-18 2 & 3 Lectures Rev. Wm. Milburn lectures on vision of blind 1860-03-03 2 Lectures Description of Sayles' lecture 1860-03-03 2 Lectures Dr. J. Holland to lecture 1860-03-03 3 Lectures Prov. Angell of Prov. lectures, series ends 1860-03-17 2 Lectures Hon. E. Everett delivers oration of "character of Washington" 1860-03-17 3 Lectures Description of Everett's lecture 1860-04-14 2 Lectures Mrs. F.B. Norris lectures on temperance 1860-05-12 2 & 3 Lectures Miss C. Jacobs gives poetry reading 1860-09-29 2 & 3 Lectures Series of lectures planned 1860-11-24 2 & 3 Lectures E. Everett lectures on "Franklin" 1860-12-08 2 & 3 Lectures Geo. Pettes lectures on "Similitudes" 1860-12-08 2 & 3 Lectures Mr. DeCordova gives comical lecture on visit of Prince of Wales 1860-12-15 2 Lectures Mr. DeCordova gives comical lecture on visit of Prince of Wales 1860-12-22 2 Lectures Mr. Tasistro of N.Y. will give Shakespeare reading 1860-12-29 2 Lectures Prof. Daniels will lecture on anatomy and physiology 1860-12-29 3 Lectures Mr. Tasistro's reading of Shakespeare praised, will give another 1861-01-12 2 Lectures Mr. Risley will lecture on character of John Wesley 1861-01-12 3 Lectures Mr. Woodbury lectures on "unwritten history" 1861-02-02 2 Lectures S. Woodford lectures on "the power of an idea" 1861-02-09 2 Lectures Rt. Rev. Clark lectures on "inventions of the age" 1861-03-02 2 Lectures Geo. Hillard of Boston to lecture on reading 1861-03-02 3 Lectures Description of Mr. Hillard's lecture 1861-03-23 2 Lectures Rev. Chapin lectures on "woman and her works" 1861-03-30 2 Lectures Rev. Huntington of Boston lectures on "independence of character" 1861-12-14 2 Lectures Rev. Woodbury lectures on campaign of R.I. Regiment 1861-12-21 2 Lectures Mr. DeCordova gives comic lecture 1862-01-11 2 Lectures Miss Emily Shaw will give prose and poetry reading 1862-01-11 2 Lectures Wendell Philips lectures 1862-02-15 2 Lectures George Curtis, "Howadji" plans lecture 1862-02-15 2 Lectures Description of G. Curtis's lecture on "national honor", letter re. 1862-02-22 2 Lectures "Courtship and Marriage" receives select turnout 1863-01-10 2 Lectures Rev. Tiffany gives lecture on Sanitary Comm. 1863-04-18 2 Lectures Fraternity course to be held at town hall 1863-01-24 2 Lectures Rev. Studley on "grumbling" 1863-01-31 2 Lectures Grumbling lecture postponed because of train wreck 1863-02-07 2 Lectures Course of lectures to be given by Ladies Soldiers Friends Association 1863-10-03 2 Lectures Discussion of lectures by Ladies Soldiers Friends Society 1863-10-10 2 Lectures Ex-Mayor Rodman of Providence to speak for Soldiers Friend Society 1863-10-24 2 Lectures Talk on the rebellion given 1863-12-05 2 Lectures Tide turning in Congress 1863-12-19 2 Lectures YMCA has talk on Christian patriots 1864-01-09 2 Lectures Rev. Tiffany Stringfield to lecture 1863-04-11 2 Lectures Talk on Calcutta delivered by Rev. Charles Brooks 1864-01-02 2 Lectures Highlights of Rev. Tiffany's lecture for Ladies Soldiers Friends Society 1864-05-07 2 Lectures John Gough to lecture on peculiar people 1864-05-21 2 Lectures Ladies lecture given 1864-10-29 2 Lectures Lecture given on Fenian Brotherhood 1865-03-11 2 Lectures Fenian address delivered 1865-07-22 3 Lectures List of planned lectures for winter season 1865-11-18 2 Lectures Lecture: "street life in Europe" given 1865-11-25 2 Lectures Lecture: "pagan civilization" given 1865-12-23 2 Lectures Lecture: "Sir Harvey Vane" given 1865-12-30 2 Lectures Lecture on the Sepoy Rebellion given 1866-01-27 2 Lectures Largest audience for last lecture of course 1866-02-03 2 Lectures Lecture on "domestic happiness" 1866-03-17 2 Lectures Thorough lectures given for series in winter course 1866-12-15 2 Lectures Lecture: progress on the human race, "interesting" 1867-01-12 2 Lectures Seventh lecture in series held 1867-01-19 2 Lectures Last lecture, a poem; Nature's Freedom 1867-01-26 2 Lectures Bishop speaks about Colorado 1867-05-04 2 Lectures Reverend gives lecture on status of U.S. in world 1867-05-18 2 Lectures Dr. Miller gives lecture on physical education with exhibit 1867-06-08 2 Lectures Lectures for YMCA held in baptist church 1868-02-01 2 Lectures Methodist Reverend delivers lecture in town hall 1868-03-14 2 Lectures Lecture series features renowned speaker 1869-11-20 2 Lectures Lectures given on temperance topic 1871-09-30 2 Lectures "empty pockets" lectures given at "Y" 1872-12-14 2 Ledward, John (stonecutter) Notice 1856-12-06 3 Lee, Cornelius Arrested after brawl 1858-04-17 2 Lee, Charles R. Married Phebe C. Munro 1855-12-08 3 Lee. John Arrested after brawl 1858-04-17 2 Lees, David Obituary 1875-03-06 2 Leet, Alexander R. Obituary, father Capt. J.A. 1855-05-12 3 Leet, J.A. (Captain) (may be James A.) Barque Empress wrecked in Key West, offers explanation 1853-07-16 3 Leet, J.A. (Captain) (may be James A.) Brother murdered 1854-11-25 2 Leet, J.A. (Captain) (may be James A.) Suspects arrested 1855-03-10 2 Leet, James A. (may be J.A. Leet) Notice of change in residence 1854-09-23 3 Leet, James A. (may be J.A. Leet) Imprisoned in Port Au Prince jail, released 1857-11-14 2 Leet, Jane Married Henry A. Horton of Prov. 1853-02-19 3 Leet, Sarah A. Obituary, wife of Capt. James 1855-10-27 3 LeFavour, Charles (mariner) Probate notice 1846-05-09 3 LeFavour, Charles (mariner) Administrator's notice, commissioner's notice 1846-07-11 3 Leigh, Edwin (Reverend) Opens select school 1844-12-28 3 Leigh, Edwin (Reverend) Restricts school to young ladies, need for female seminary cited 1845-07-12 2 & 3 Leigh, Edwin (Reverend) Lectures on phonography and phonotypy 1846-03-14 2 Leland, P.W. Jr. (may be Phineas W.) (dentist) Visits Bristol 1856-11-01 3 Leland, P.W. Jr. (may be Phineas W.) (dentist) Advertisement for Hope St. office 1858-05-15 3 Leland, Phineas W. Jr. (may be P.W. Leland Jr.) Married Alzada W. Allyn 1858-07-03 3 Lemeux, Virginia Wife of Luke, obituary 1870-08-13 3 Leonard, A. (proprietor, boarding house) Advertisement for livery stable 1846-11-28 3 Leonard, A. (proprietor, boarding house) Opens house on Thames St. 1848-12-02 3 Leonard, Abby Married H. Ellis of Prov. 1849-08-25 3 Leonard, Abraham Dissolves partnership 1833-12-07 3 Leonard, Abraham Comm. to remove nuisances 1834-05-17 2 Leonard, Abraham Notice 1834-08-16 3 Leonard, Abraham Former hotel mentioned 1848-11-25 3 Leonard, Abraham Obituary 1853-12-10 3 Leonard, Mary Married James Gifford 1843-09-09 3 Leonard, Phebe Married George P. Pearse 1840-07-25 3 Leonidas (whaler) Sold at auction 1840-10-17 3 Leonidas (whaler) Seamen die aboard 1843-01-28 3 Leonidas (whaler) Returns after 3 year voyage 1846-04-18 2 Leonidas (whaler) Capt. Waldron relates tale of near fatal accident witn whale 1846-04-18 2 Leonidas (whaler) Sold at auction 1846-07-11 3 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Mentioned in advertisement 1838-05-26 3 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Visiting comm. Bristeol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1840-06-20 2 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Director, Marine Bible Soc. 1845-12-27 3 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Sec. and Treas. Bristol Total Abstinence Society 1848-03-04 2 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Advertisement to let sailor's home 1851-01-11 3 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Advertisement to let tenement 1852-01-10 3 Lewis, Alfred L. (grocer) Tract Director, Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1852-02-21 2 Lewis, Andrew Married Eliza Newell 1849-06-30 3 Lewis, Ann Lane Probate notice 1856-09-13 3 Lewis, Ann Lane Administrator's notice 1857-06-27 3 Lewis, Anna J. Married Wm. Bowler 1860-05-12 3 Lewis, Caroline F. Married Jonathan D. Waldron 1836-10-08 3 Lewis, Caroline F. Obituary 1865-12-16 3 Lewis, Caroline F. Article about 1865-12-16 2 Lewis, Edward L. Agent for livery stable 1855-03-17 3 Lewis, Edward L. Horse and buggy stolen from 1855-09-29 2 Lewis, Ellenor P. Married Alexander Manchester of Prov. 1843-03-18 3 Lewis, John V. Married Betsey Oxx 1839-01-26 3 Lewis, Mary M. Married Jame M. Palmer of Mass. 1837-06-10 3 Lewis, Rev. Issac Obituary 1854-09-20 3 Lewis, Susan T. Married Joseph Springer 1839-11-09 3 Lewis, William Alfred Obituary, child 1838-09-22 3 Liberty (steamboat) Begins run to Newport 1856-01-26 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Editorial conc. 1835-01-10 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Editorial conc. 1835-08-22 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) J. Gladding opens bookstore and library 1835-09-19 3 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Periodical association plans library 1847-10-16 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) A.G. Stephens plans library 1848-02-19 3 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) King Philip Fire Co. plans library 1848-11-01 3 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Letter conc. efforts of King Philip Co. to begin library 1851-11-15 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) King Philip's library opened 1852-02-07 3 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Need for library cited 1854-04-08 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) J.N. Burgess opens library 1858-01-23 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Need for library discussed at meeting of Bristol Young Men's Temperance Union 1860-01-21 2 Libraries (also see Potter Library, Roger's Library, Reading Rooms) Mr. J.W. Burger starts circulation library 1863-06-13 2 Lighthouses Lighthouse to be erected at Hog Island 1835-02-14 2 Lighthouses Need for lighthouse at Sandy Point cited, petition presented 1850-05-18 2 Lighthouses H. Diman appointed light keeper 1853-06-25 2 Lighthouses Lighthouse built at Bristol Ferry 1855-12-22 2 Lighthouses H. Diman lightkeeper 1855-12-22 2 Lighthouses E. Spooner keeper of Sand Point Light 1855-12-22 2 Lighthouses H. Diman's widow appointed lightkeeper of Bristol Ferry light 1856-08-23 2 Lighthouses D. Coggeshall appointed lightkeeper of Bristol Ferry light 1857-03-14 2 Lighthouses C. Sanford appointed lightkeeper of Bristol Ferry light 1861-06-08 2 Lincoln, Benjamin M. (storekeeper) Married Harriet Liscomb 1849-09-15 3 Lincoln, Benjamin M. (storekeeper) Opens shoestore on Hope St. 1858-05-15 3 Lincoln, Benjamin M. (storekeeper) Appomited Notary Public 1860-06-09 2 Lincoln, Benjamin M. (storekeeper) Foreman of King Philip Fire Co. 1861-01-04 2 Lincoln, Capt. Seth Son injured 1834-09-12 2 Lincoln, Capt. Seth Obituary 1848-08-12 3 Lincoln, Eliza Married George White 1849-09-08 3 Lincoln, Mayberry Taxes assessed against estate 1843-09-02 2 Lincoln, Mrs. Mary Married Seth Lincoln 1844-08-03 3 Lincoln, Phebe Obituary, widow of Capt. Seth 1843-04-01 3 Lincoln, Ruth Married Prof. Elisha Partridge 1849-06-30 3 Lincoln, Sarah Married Rufus Arnold 1842-05-21 3 Lincoln, Seth Advertisement for building stone 1841-02-20 3 Lincoln, Seth Married Mrs. Mary Lincoln 1844-08-03 3 Lincoln, Seth Rigs schooner 1850-05-25 2 Lincoln, Seth F. Falls overboard from brig Hallowell, drowns 1849-08-25 2 Lincoln, Susan Married William Church 1838-06-02 3 Lincoln, William (butcher) Circulating Comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Lincoln, William (butcher) Married Caroline Coddington 1846-05-30 3 Lincoln, William (butcher) Opens house and ship painting business 1846-05-30 3 Lincoln, William (butcher) Opens butcher shop 1848-12-16 3 Linden Place (also see Wm. H. DeWolf, DeWolf House) Let after death of Wm. H. DeWolf 1854-04-29 3 Linden Place (also see Wm. H. DeWolf, DeWolf House) Leased by Capt. Vars, will become hotel 1855-03-24 2 Linden Place (also see Wm. H. DeWolf, DeWolf House) Extensive repairs made 1855-04-14 2 Linden Place (also see Wm. H. DeWolf, DeWolf House) DeWolf Hotel opend by Vars & Son 1855-06-02 3 Linden Place (also see Wm. H. DeWolf, DeWolf House) Description of hotel, testimonial 1855-06-09 2 Linden Place (also see Wm. H. DeWolf, DeWolf House) For sale 1861-02-16 3 Lindsey House For sale 1857-12-12 3 Lindsey, Abby Married Hiram Luther 1838-02-17 3 Lindsey, Abby Ann Obituary, child 1837-10-14 3 Lindsey, Allen Obituary 1863-03-14 3 Lindsey, Anna Maria Obituary, father Thomas F. 1856-12-27 3 Lindsey, Benjamin Obituary and eulogy 1841-02-06 3 Lindsey, Capt. Jonathan W. Obituary 1854-04-15 3 Lindsey, Catherine Obituary 1841-03-13 3 Lindsey, Catherine Probate notice 1841-03-13 3 Lindsey, Catherine Executor's notice 1841-04-17 3 Lindsey, Charles Son of Thomas, obituary 1871-08-26 2 Lindsey, Col. William Dies in Woonsocket 1861-08-17 2 Lindsey, Daniel App. to school committee 1841-04-24 2 Lindsey, Daniel Obituary 1842-12-17 3 Lindsey, Daniel Commissioner's notice 1843-02-11 3 Lindsey, Daniel Administrator's notice 1843-02-18 3 Lindsey, Daniel Estate on Bristol Neck sold at auction 1843-02-18 3 Lindsey, Daniel Joins California gold rush 1849-11-24 2 Lindsey, Daniel Dies in California 1860-12-08 3 Lindsey, Ella Obituary 1864-12-10 3 Lindsey, George P. Copartnership with N. Bunn dissolved 1857-03-21 3 Lindsey, Hannah Obituary, wife of Capt. Johnathan W. 1851-03-22 3 Lindsey, Hannah Obituary, wife of Woodbury 1852-01-24 3 Lindsey, James Allen Obituary, father Allen 1855-01-20 3 Lindsey, Jemina Obituary 1849-09-08 3 Lindsey, John F. Married Emily Mitchell 1860-06-02 3 Lindsey, John P. Obituary 1865-01-07 3 Lindsey, Johnathan W. Obituary 1853-07-09 3 Lindsey, Lydia W. Married Wm. Spence of N.Y. 1835-06-27 3 Lindsey, Martha D. Married S. Manchester of Mass. 1852-05-15 3 Lindsey, Mary Obituary and short eulogy 1855-01-27 3 Lindsey, Mary Administrator's notice 1855-12-08 3 Lindsey, Mary Probate notice 1855-11-10 3 Lindsey, Mary Dies at 87 1860-01-07 3 Lindsey, Mary E. Married Matthias Frederick 1849-09-08 3 Lindsey, Mary Frances Obituary, father Samuel 1856-04-19 3 Lindsey, Nancy W. Married Capt. Barney Presbrey of Mass. 1841-01-09 3 Lindsey, Pamela Obituary 1850-08-10 3 Lindsey, Pamela Probate notice 1850-08-10 3 Lindsey, Pamela Executor's notice 1850-09-28 3 Lindsey, Pamela Petition to sell real estate 1851-05-17 3 Lindsey, Pamela Executors petition to sell real estate 1856-03-08 3 Lindsey, Pamela House and lot sold at auction 1856-04-12 3 Lindsey, Samuel A. Opens dry goods store 1841-09-04 3 Lindsey, Samuel A. Advertisement for store 1841-12-11 3 Lindsey, Samuel A. Store mentioned in advertisement 1842-03-26 3 Lindsey, Samuel A. Store vacant 1842-06-11 3 Lindsey, Samuel A. Sells stock at cost 1842-06-11 4 Lindsey, Samuel A. Assignee's notice 1854-02-18 3 Lindsey, Samuel M. Married Martha F. Blake 1852-09-04 3 Lindsey, Sarah L. Married Henry Wardwell 1835-05-16 3 Lindsey, Susan Widow of William, obituary 1872-09-02 2 Lindsey, Susan M. Married Spencer Rounds Jr. of Warren 1860-05-19 3 Lindsey, Thomas Advertisement to let portion of house 1851-11-08 3 Lindsey, Thomas Church Obituary 1867-12-14 2 Lindsey, Thomas F. Married Maria Bowler 1850-01-12 3 Lindsey, William Married Susan Harding 1837-11-04 3 Lindsey, William House and lot sold at auction 1843-11-11 3 Lindsey, William Files for insolvency 1844-08-24 3 Lindsey, William Assignee's notice 1845-03-22 3 Lindsey, William Obituary 1855-06-30 3 Lindsey, William James Obituary, child 1836-03-05 3 Lindsey, Willie Allen Infant, obituary 1865-08-26 3 Lindsey, Woodbury Obituary 1868-07-25 2 Ling, Capt. George W. (sea captain) Directs building of schooner 1833-09-14 2 Ling, Capt. George W. (sea captain) Launches schooner "Mary" 1834-04-26 2 Ling, Capt. George W. (sea captain) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Ling, Jane Maria Married Chrles B. Mosher of Mich. 1855-11-03 3 Liscomb, Abagail Obituary, widow of John 1847-05-15 3 Liscomb, Alexander Lt. of Michigan Regiment 1861-09-07 2 Liscomb, Alexander G. Will leave for California gold fields 1849-02-03 3 Liscomb, Alexander G. Married Catherine H. Pearce 1854-07-29 3 Liscomb, Benjamin Obituary 1836-06-25 3 Liscomb, Byron D. Married Joan Michael 1854-12-02 3 Liscomb, Catharine Collector, Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Liscomb, Catharine Married R. Chase of Prudence Is. 1845-09-13 3 Liscomb, Charles Married in New York 1845-09-27 3 Liscomb, Eleanor Obituary 1836-11-05 3 Liscomb, Ellen P. Guardian appointed 1854-09-16 3 Liscomb, Harriet Married Benjamin Lincoln 1849-09-15 3 Liscomb, Infant Obituary, father Samuel 1853-05-21 3 Liscomb, Isaac Committee of vigilance, adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Liscomb, Isaac Charged with causing death of horse 1846-12-12 2 Liscomb, Isaac Guardian of Ellen Liscomb 1852-05-08 3 Liscomb, Isaac Advertisement for tenements 1853-09-24 3 Liscomb, Isaac Will command transport for Burnside Expedition 1861-11-09 2 Liscomb, Isaac (boatbuilder) Obituary 1837-01-28 3 Liscomb, Isaac (boatbuilder) Probate notice 1837-02-11 3 Liscomb, Isaac (boatbuilder) Administrator's notice 1837-04-01 3 Liscomb, Isaac (boatbuilder) Commissioner's notice 1837-04-01 3 Liscomb, Isaac (boatbuilder) House and shop sold 1838-09-08 3 Liscomb, Isaac (boatbuilder) House and shop sold at auction 1840-08-15 3 Liscomb, Jeremiah D. Married Elizabeth Wood 1839-11-30 3 Liscomb, Jeremiah D. Obituary 1851-01-04 3 Liscomb, Jeremiah D. Probate notice 1851-02-08 3 Liscomb, Jeremiah D. Administrator's notice 1851-03-15 3 Liscomb, Jeremiah D. Guardian appointed for daughter Ellen P. 1852-05-08 3 Liscomb, Lydia Obituary 1852-07-10 3 Liscomb, Margaret D. Married Leander F. Woodman of F.R. 1857-06-27 3 Liscomb, Mary Wife of Captain Isaac, obituary 1872-03-30 2 Liscomb, Mary Ann Married Samuel Taylor Jr. 1844-09-07 3 Liscomb, Mary P. Married E. Wilcox of Tiverton 1845-12-20 3 Liscomb, Raymond Obituary, child 1836-10-22 3 Liscomb, Richard Makes puzzle 1839-03-16 2 Liscomb, Rosalie Obituary, child of Wm. C. 1849-10-06 3 Liscomb, Samuel Married Elizabeth Dorcy 1843-07-22 3 Liscomb, Simon (mariner) Petitions court 1834-02-15 3 Liscomb, Simon (mariner) Married Phebe Munro 1840-08-22 3 Liscomb, Simon (mariner) Obituary 1844-03-16 3 Liscomb, William Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 Liscomb, William Circulating Comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Liscomb, William Builds model steamboat 1858-12-25 2 Liscomb, William Obituary 1874-02-28 2 Literary Depot (news stand) Opens 1846-02-07 3 Literary Depot (news stand) Location moves 1846-03-07 3 Little, George W. Petitions for division of Bristol 1856-02-23 3 Little's Narrows Mentioned 1853-03-19 2 Little's Narrows Boarding house opened at 1856-07-19 2 & 3 Littlefield Farm Mentioned in advertisement 1852-05-08 3 Littlefield Farm Mentioned in advertisement 1852-10-23 3 Littlefield, Capt. George Married Eliza Devoll 1836-04-02 3 Littlefield, Capt. George Dies in California 1849-12-15 2 Littlefield, Capt. George Probate notice 1850-01-19 3 Littlefield, Capt. George Administrator's notice 1850-02-16 3 Littlefield, Dorcas Ann Infant, obituary 1865-09-02 3 Littlefield, Eliza D. Dies suddenly, widow of Capt. George 1860-01-14 2 & 3 Littlefield, Eliza D. Probate notice 1860-01-21 3 Littlefield, Eliza D. Administrator's notice 1860-03-10 3 Littlefield, Hannah Guardian's notice 1849-06-09 3 Littlefield, Hannah Obituary, widow of Capt. Caleb 1849-12-08 3 Littlefield, Hannah Probate notice 1850-01-19 3 Littlefield, Hannah Administrator's notice 1850-02-23 3 Littlefield, Julius Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1852-04-10 3 Littlefield, Julius Guardian's notice 1860-01-21 3 Littlewood, A.S. Agent for news stand 1846-02-07 3 Livery Stables Mason Pearce advertisement 1833-09-28 3 Livery Stables Hezekiah Peck advertisement 1836-09-10 3 Livery Stables Nathan Warren advertisement 1837-12-02 3 Livery Stables H. Martin advertisement 1845-05-10 3 Livery Stables A. Leonard advertisement for stable 1846-11-28 3 Livery Stables J. Chadwick reopens H. Martin's Livery Stable 1847-01-02 3 Livery Stables Pierce & Bullock advertisement 1848-12-30 3 Livery Stables Pierce & Bullock dissolved, D. Pierce to continue business 1849-03-31 3 Livery Stables B. Hawkins advertisement 1850-03-30 3 Livery Stables M.W. Pearse moves stable 1851-12-20 3 Livery Stables Green & Maxfield's stable mentioned in advertisement 1853-03-05 3 Livery Stables G. Pearse opens stable 1855-03-17 3 Livery Stables S. Manchester advertisement for stable on Potter's Wharf 1856-03-15 3 Livery Stables F. Vars opens stable in rear of DeWolf house 1857-05-09 3 Livery Stables N. Warren Jr.'s stable mentioned 1857-08-01 2 Livery Stables Wm. Chadwick opens boarding stable 1858-07-10 3 Livesey, Jane M. Obituary and eulogy, wife of Rev. Richard 1850-02-23 3 Livesey, Miss S.J. (milliner, dressmaker) Advertisement for Hope St. store 1860-09-22 3 Livesey, Richard (Reverend) Appointed to annual conference of Methodist Church 1849-04-14 2 Livesey, Richard (Reverend) Leaves Meth. Episcopal Church 1850-04-13 2 Livesey, Richard (Reverend) Thanks townspeople for sympathy re. wife's death 1850-04-20 3 Livesey, Sarah J. (may be Miss S.J.) Husband dies hours after marriage 1861-07-13 2 Livesey, Theodore Killed in battle 1862-09-27 2 Livesey, William App. to school committee 1858-05-29 2 Loafer's Corner Mentioned in advertisement 1844-12-21 3

Local Jottings (commencing 8-29-1868-2) List of particular Bristol events mentioned weekly (buildings being constructed, local notices, information, sale items, etc.) 1868-08-29 2 Locust Grove Site of clambake 1850-08-17 2 Locust Grove Picnic in 1851-07-04 2 Locust Grove Fall River Artillery and Fire Cos. enjoy clambake in 1852-07-10 2 Locust Grove For sale by trustees of J. DeWolf 1852-09-11 3 Loitering Reward offered 1836-10-22 3 Loitering Loiterers annoy townspeople, destroy property 1841-06-12 2 Loitering Public notice regarding suppression of 1841-08-07 3 Loitering Loiterers annoy factory workers, insult women and immigrants 1842-11-12 2 Loitering Article conc. annoying, profane youths 1843-04-29 2 Loitering Disturbers of peace to be jailed 1843-09-02 2 Loitering Warning to 1843-10-28 3 Loitering Truancy from school blamed 1844-12-14 2 Loitering State passes ordinance against 1846-08-29 2 Loitering Loud youths awaken townspeople 1847-11-06 2 Loitering Youths arrested for disturbing peace 1848-09-09 2

Loitering Petition presented at town meeting against drunkenness, disturbing peace, card playing 1848-11-11 2 Loitering Youths annoy women 1848-12-16 2 Loitering Regulations adopted by G.A. increasing town watch in Bristol 1849-02-24 3 Loitering Setting stiff penalties for disturbers of peace 1849-02-24 3 Loitering Youths annoy women 1850-06-15 2 Loitering Loiterers disturb Sunday evening services, penalties for 1850-12-07 2 Loitering Youths arrested for disturbing church services 1851-11-08 2 Loitering Trial of youths 1851-11-15 3 Loitering J. Roach arrested for disturbing peace 1855-12-15 2 Loitering Young men arrested for prowling streets, disturbing night watch 1856-10-18 2 Loitering Young men prowl wharves on Sabbath, "expose their persons", play cards 1857-07-25 2 Loitering Drunken vagarants prowl streets as depression continues 1857-11-28 2 Loitering Loitering boys create disturbance in post office 1858-01-30 2 Loitering Boys lounge on corners, insult passers-by 1858-05-01 2 Loitering Boisterous youths disturb peace with late-night revelling 1858-10-23 2 Loitering Town plagued by roving beggars 1858-12-18 2 Loitering Noisy boys smoke cigars, disrupt town meeting 1860-11-10 2 Loitering Loitering boys block sidewalks, sound false fire alarms 1861-02-16 2 Loitering Letter citing boredom as cause of loitering, suggesting solutions 1861-03-02 2 Loitering Educational meeting suggested as cure for loitering 1861-03-09 2 Loitering Boys act unruly at Post Office 1863-01-17 2 Long Wharf Mentioned in notice 1843-06-17 3 Long Wharf Advertisement for long wharf store 1860-04-21 3 Longfield Construction completed, description of 1856-09-27 2 Looby, Mary Wife of Bartlett, obituary 1872-07-20 2 Looby, Patrick Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Lotteries Drawn numbers 1833-09-21 3 Lotteries Article criticizing 1841-10-02 2 Lovejoy, Rev. E.P. Addresses Bristol Marine Bible Society 1836-11-12 2 Lovejoy, Rev. E.P. Publishes memoir 1838-03-31 2 Lowry, James Falls from dock, drowns, son of James 1860-07-28 2 & 3 Lowry, Mr. Instructor of Bristol Brass Band 1845-01-11 2 Lowry, Thomas Narrowly escapes drowning 1860-01-14 2 Lowry, William James Obituary, father James 1855-02-14 3 Lows, Infant Obituary, child of Dennis 1839-03-23 3 Lows, Nancy Obituary 1838-12-15 3 Luce & Reynolds General Store Advertisement 1836-07-23 3 Luce & Reynolds General Store Notice of change in business 1837-01-21 3 Luce & Reynolds General Store Store closed, stock sold 1837-02-04 3 Luce & Reynolds General Store Partnership dissolved 1837-02-11 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Married Sarah Foster 1836-10-22 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Partnership with Reynolds dissolved 1837-02-11 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Luce, Capt. Abijah Moderator of town meeting 1839-12-21 2 Luce, Capt. Abijah Director, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Testimonial for medicine 1840-02-22 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Measurer of grain 1840-04-18 2 Luce, Capt. Abijah V.P. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Luce, Capt. Abijah Pres. of Bristol Suffrage Association 1841-06-26 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Moderator of spec. town meeting 1841-09-04 2 Luce, Capt. Abijah Plans to leave Bristol, sell house 1842-02-05 3 Luce, Capt. Abijah Chosen Justice of Peace at political meeting 1842-04-23 2 Luce, Capt. Abijah Sells real estate 1845-08-30 3 Luce, Harriet B. Obituary and poem 1837-06-24 3 Luce, Hiram C. Married Sarah Lake 1852-01-10 3 Luce, Lucretia Married J. Frederick Baars 1842-08-27 3 Luce, Mary Wife of Daniel, obituary 1866-03-10 3 Luce, nancy N. Obituary, child of Abijah 1843-02-11 3 Luce, Sarah T. Obituary 1841-07-03 3 Ludwig, Lorenzo V. Married Mary Wilson 1861-06-08 3 Ludwig, Lorenzo V. Dies of Typhoid Fever in army camp 1862-05-10 2 Luther, Abby Obituary, wife of Edward M. 1846-10-31 3 Luther, Abby Married Walter Barker 1839-11-16 3 Luther, Alfred Married Charlotte C. Pitman 1837-12-09 3 Luther, Alfred Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1842-02-05 3 Luther, Allen Obituary 1839-09-21 3 Luther, Allen Probate notice 1839-10-12 3 Luther, Arthur R. Obituary, child of Sylvester 1840-08-08 3 Luther, Betsey E. Married John Munro of Prov. 1834-07-19 3 Luther, Brittannia Obituary, father Allen 1855-09-22 3 Luther, Dr. H.G. (dentist) Native of Bristol, opens temporary office 1849-11-03 3 Luther, Dr. H.G. (dentist) Testimonial 1849-12-01 2 Luther, Dr. H.G. (dentist) Testimonial 1850-07-13 2 Luther, Dr. H.G. (dentist) Will discontinue visits to Bristol 1851-07-12 3 Luther, Edward M. Married Abbey Bowen 1836-09-03 3 Luther, Eleazer Obituary 1869-06-26 3 Luther, Eleazer Auction at home of 1852-08-28 3 Luther, Elizabeth Widow of Eleazer, obituary 1870-08-20 3 Luther, Elizabeth Obituary & eulogy 1855-08-25 3 Luther, Elizabeth Guardian appointed 1846-10-17 3 Luther, Elizabeth Obituary, widow of Barney 1848-01-08 3 Luther, Elizabeth Probate notice 1848-01-08 3 Luther, Elizabeth Administrator's notice 1848-02-26 3 Luther, Elizabeth Administrator's sale of real estate 1848-03-11 3 Luther, Elizabeth M. Married Samuel W. Church 1853-01-22 3 Luther, Giles Obituary 1841-01-09 3 Luther, H.H. Committee to count proxies 1838-05-05 2 Luther, H.H. App. to Republican Committee 1858-02-27 2 Luther, Hannah Obituary 1865-10-14 3 Luther, Henry Lost at sea 1834-07-26 3 Luther, Hiram Married Abby Lindsey 1838-02-17 3 Luther, Hiram Mate of shipwrecked brig Helen Maria 1856-02-09 2 Luther, Hiram Son narrowly escapes drowning 1858-08-21 2 Luther, Horace App. to school committee 1858-05-29 2 Luther, Jeremiah Married Martha A. Manchester 1836-09-21 3 Luther, Jeremiah Sails for Matanzas 1857-12-12 2 Luther, Jeremiah Jr. Killed by rebel fire 1862-04-26 2 Luther, Jeremiah Jr. Correspondence re. death of 1862-05-03 2 Luther, Jeremiah Jr. Funeral of 1862-11-29 2 Luther, Josiah H. Surgeon of Bristol Artillery 1835-04-04 2 Luther, Martha B. Wife of Jeremiah, obituary 1873-06-28 2 Luther, Martin Inspector of custom house 1845-09-20 2 Luther, Mary Obituary, widow of Allen 1852-10-23 3 Luther, Mary Obituary, wife of Josiah 1845-07-04 3 Luther, Mary A. Married Isaiah Vickery 1853-11-12 3 Luther, Mary Elizabeth Obituary, wife of Capt. Daniel B. Jr. 1861-05-11 3 Luther, Mary Elizabeth Probate notice 1861-06-15 3 Luther, Miss E.E. (music teacher) Advertisement for guitar and piano lessons 1851-06-14 3 Luther, Nathaniel Obituary 1836-11-12 3 Luther, Obadiah Obituary 1843-04-22 3 Luther, Sylvester Moves store 1841-05-08 3 Luther, Sylvester Notice conc. thief 1841-05-08 3 Luther, Sylvester Committee for masons 1841-06-26 3 Luther, Sylvester Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1841-08-14 3 Luther, Sylvester Will leave town, sells house and lot 1842-09-17 3 Luther, Sylvester Sells house and lot at auction 1843-03-18 3 Luther, Sylvester Sells stock of store at cost 1843-05-20 3 Luther, Sylvester House sold 1843-05-27 3 Luther, Sylvester Final sale of stock 1843-06-24 3 Luther, Sylvester Auction of stock 1843-08-05 3 Luther, Sylvester Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1844-08-03 3 Luther, Sylvester Former house mentioned 1844-10-05 3 Luther, Sylvester Living in Michigan 1846-10-24 3 Luther, Sylvester Obituary 1863-01-31 2 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoe store 1833-11-16 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Sealer of leather 1834-05-17 2 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1837-04-15 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Committee to oversee Common 1837-04-29 2 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Advertisement for books 1838-12-08 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1838-12-29 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Notice to debtors, will close 1839-07-20 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Will leave Bristol, sell house 1840-03-21 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) To remain open 1840-06-06 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Land mentioned in advertisement 1840-09-12 3 Luther, Sylvester (storekeeper) Thanks townspeople for saving property from fire 1841-05-08 3 Lyceum See Young Men's Lyceum M'Kim, Hannah Obituary, negro 1841-05-01 3 Mackinson, James E. Obituary, child of John 1845-06-14 3 Mackinson, John Obituary 1849-11-24 3 Macomber, Abby Obituary, wife of Otis 1841-12-18 3 Macomber, Emily Obituary, child of Otis 1842-08-20 3 Macomber, George Probate notice 1855-05-12 3 Macomber, Infant Obituary, child of Otis 1836-08-20 3 Macomber, John Rodman Obituary, infant 1833-09-14 3 Macomber, Marianna Guardian's notice 1854-01-07 3 Macomber, Marianna Probate notice, guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1854-03-11 3 Macomber, Marianna Married A.M. Titcomb of Prov. 1857-01-03 3 Macomber, Mary Otis Married Levi Hawes of CT. 1849-01-20 3 Macomber, Otis Fence viewer 1834-05-17 2 Macomber, Otis Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Macomber, Otis Building damaged by fire 1836-04-16 2 Macomber, Otis Lawsuit decided 1840-09-19 2 Macomber, Otis Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Macomber, Otis Declines as fence viewer 1842-05-07 2 Macomber, Otis Married Maria Meiggs 1847-02-13 3 Macomber, Otis Obituary 1852-08-28 3 Macomber, Otis Probate notice 1852-09-11 3 Macomber, Otis Administrator's notice 1852-10-09 3 Macomber, Otis Commissioner's notice 1852-10-09 3 Macomber, Otis Petition to sell real estate of 1853-06-11 3 Macomber, Otis Guardian appointed for child Marianna 1854-01-07 3 Macomber, Sarah W. Married W. Bradford 1845-06-21 3 Macomber, Warren G. Probate notice 1855-05-12 3 Macow, Samuel Probate notice 1858-01-09 3 Macow, Samuel Administrator's notice 1858-04-24 3 Macow, Samuel Administrator petitions to sell real estate of 1858-05-08 3 Macow, Samuel Real estate sold at auction 1858-06-12 3 Macow, Samuel Notice re. estate 1860-09-08 3 Macoy, Sarah Married J. Luther of Warren 1844-11-30 3 Magee, Richard R. Married Ann Henderson 1856-01-26 3 Maguire, Daniel Webster (may be McGuire) Obituary, child of Wm. 1851-08-16 3 Maguire, Mary E. Married George Munro 3rd 1854-11-11 3 Maguire, Ziffa Wentis Obituary, father William 1854-12-09 3 Maher, Thomas Obituary 1873-04-19 2 Mahony, Catharine Obituary 1860-10-27 3 Mailly, Charles E. Offers french lessons 1846-01-10 2 & 3 Makensie, Murdick Married Susan Sparks 1854-07-29 3 Makenzie, Alexander Married Amanda M. Sparks 1855-12-15 3 Malady, Patrick Suffers severely injured hand in accident at planing mill 1857-07-18 2 Manchester, (infant) Obituary, father Albert 1855-05-19 3 Manchester, (infant) Obituary 1854-11-11 3 Manchester, Abby A. Guardian appointed for (minor) 1860-09-08 3 Manchester, Abby A. Married Samuel Douglass 1847-05-08 3 Manchester, Ann Frances Obituary, wife of Capt.Benjamin 1850-05-11 3 Manchester, Ann Frances Probate notice 1851-08-09 3 Manchester, Ann Frances Adminstrator's notice 1852-01-10 3 Manchester, Ann Francis Obituary, child of Henry A. 1845-09-27 3 Manchester, Anne Obituary 1865-01-14 2 Manchester, Benjamin Guardian appointed for children Abby, Miriam, and Benjamin 1846-09-26 3 Manchester, Benjamin Obituary 1833-09-28 3 Manchester, Benjamin F. Obituary, child of Henry 1846-05-23 3 Manchester, Benjamin F. Married Ann Bush 1845-08-09 3 Manchester, Charles Albert Obituary, also poem, father William H. 1855-04-28 3 Manchester, Charlotte G. Obituary and eulogy, father William C. 1854-10-28 3 Manchester, Edward Married Nancy Williston 1847-06-26 3 Manchester, Eliza A. Married George Bush 1851-06-21 3 Manchester, Eliza F. Married Bennett Fish of Portsmouth 1860-03-10 3 Manchester, Elizabeth F. Obituary, wife of Willam O. Manchester and daughter of the late Col. Arnold H. Bush 1867-01-12 3 Manchester, Emily Frances Obituary, child of Wm. 1849-10-13 3 Manchester, Eunice Gladding Obituary, wife of Nathaniel 1856-07-26 3 Manchester, F. (stage driver) Advertisement for stage to Fall River 1856-03-15 3 Manchester, Francis A. Married Catherine Peabody 1856-03-01 3 Manchester, Francis A. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1860-06-16 3 Manchester, Francis A. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1861-02-16 3 Manchester, Francis A. Guardian appointed 1856-03-08 3 Manchester, George (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1846-01-24 3 Manchester, George (tailor) Opens tailor shop on State St. 1849-03-24 3 Manchester, George (tailor) Obituary 1850-07-06 3 Manchester, George (tailor) Probate notice 1850-07-13 3 Manchester, George (tailor) Administrator's notice 1850-10-12 3 Manchester, George Henry Obituary, child 1840-03-28 3 Manchester, Hannah Obituary, widow of Wm. 1845-12-06 3 Manchester, Hannah Real estate sold 1846-11-14 3 Manchester, Hannah Obituary, father Joseph B. 1857-01-31 3 Manchester, Hannah Married Thomas Allen 1843-03-25 3 Manchester, Henry A. Married Susan Booth 1839-07-13 3 Manchester, Henry A. Inspector of custom house 1845-09-20 2 Manchester, Henry A. Obituary 1869-12-11 3 Manchester, Henry R. Married Sarah Ball 1836-04-23 3 Manchester, Henry R. Agent for Bristol Fish Co., sells boats, equipment 1856-11-22 3 Manchester, Infant Obituary, child of Joseph 1841-11-20 3 Manchester, Infant Obituary, child of Henry 1842-02-05 3 Manchester, Infant Dies in accident, daughter of John 1839-02-02 2 Manchester, Isaac Appointed town sergeant 1834-05-17 2 Manchester, Isaac Appointed town crier 1834-05-17 2 Manchester, Isaac Resolution of thanks at town meeting 1852-04-10 2 Manchester, Isaac Makes first journey on RR. and steamboat at age of 90 1857-10-17 2 Manchester, Isaac Dies, short biography 1860-02-18 2 Manchester, Isaac Probate notice 1860-06-09 3 Manchester, Isaac Administator's notice 1860-07-14 3 Manchester, Isaac B. Guardian appointed, (minor) 1856-03-08 3 Manchester, Isaac B. Married C. Duffy 1861-10-05 3 Manchester, J.H. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1860-04-07 2 Manchester, John Obituary 1850-09-14 3 Manchester, John Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Manchester, John Obituary 1847-08-07 3 Manchester, John Probate notice 1847-09-11 3 Manchester, Joseph B. (laborer) Files for insolvency 1845-08-16 3 Manchester, Joseph B. (laborer) House sold 1849-06-16 3 Manchester, Joseph B. (laborer) Obituary 1858-07-03 3 Manchester, Joseph S. Sergeant of Bristol Artillery Volunteers 1861-06-08 2 Manchester, Joseph S. Promoted 1861-08-03 2 Manchester, Julia Obituary, child of Wm. H. 1849-04-07 3 Manchester, Julia E. Married Frank B. Reynolds 1854-11-11 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Married Sarah P. Swift 1838-09-08 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods, dressmaking 1846-09-26 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Former house mentioned 1847-02-13 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Will close store, leave town 1847-10-23 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Former store mentioned in advertisement 1847-12-11 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Sells house on Bradford St. 1850-06-29 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Sails for Matanzas 1857-12-12 2 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Dies at sea, son of Seabury M. 1858-06-26 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Probate notice 1858-07-10 3 Manchester, Luther (storekeeper) Administator's notice 1858-09-04 3 Manchester, Lydia F. Married C. Williams of Mass. 1861-01-12 3 Manchester, Margaret Wife of John, obituary 1874-10-31 2 Manchester, Maria Married Crawdord Easterbrook 1833-11-23 3 Manchester, Marian M. Married Alexander Easterbrooks 1850-06-29 3 Manchester, Martha Ann Married Jeremiah Luther 1836-09-21 3 Manchester, Mary Married Banjamin West 1843-06-10 3 Manchester, Mrs. William Fire at home of 1862-09-13 2 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) Married Eunice Coit, 12/4/1835 St. Michaels 1835-12-19 3 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) Advertisement for grocery store 1849-12-01 3 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) App. Tax Collector 1857-06-13 2 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) Advertisement for grocery store 1849-03-31 3 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) Advertisement for grocery store 1849-04-07 3 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) Advertisement for grocery store 1849-04-14 3 Manchester, Nathaniel (grocer) Advertisement for grocery store 1849-04-28 3 Manchester, Philip A. Guardian appointed for (minor) 1860-09-08 3 Manchester, Philip A. Guager of casks 1834-05-17 2 Manchester, Philip A. Obituary 1849-09-01 3 Manchester, Philip A. Probate notice 1849-11-10 3 Manchester, Philip A. Administrator's notice 1850-03-02 3 Manchester, Philip A. Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1856-03-08 3 Manchester, Philip A. Administrator's sale of real estate 1856-05-24 3 Manchester, Philip A. Administrator's sale of real estate 1861-10-05 3 Manchester, Priscilla Obituary, wife of Capt. Isaac 1852-04-03 3 Manchester, Rebecca Obituary, age 82, widow of John 1857-10-03 3 Manchester, Rhoda Widow of Seabury, obituary 1875-10-02 2 Manchester, S. (proprietor, stage line, livery stable) Advertisement for stage to Fall River 1856-03-15 3 Manchester, Sally H. Married Albert Bennett 1838-10-20 3 Manchester, Sarah Obituary, wife of Philip A. 1846-11-07 3 Manchester, Sarah Probate notice 1848-06-17 3 Manchester, Sarah Obituary, widow of Matthew (age 86) 1854-09-02 3 Manchester, Sarah P. Offers dressmaking lessons 1842-10-15 3 Manchester, Sarah P. Advertisement for apprentices 1844-04-27 3 Manchester, Sarah P. Advertisment for dress cutting 1844-04-27 3 Manchester, Sarah P. Wife of Luther, obituary 1869-03-06 2 Manchester, Seabury Culler of hoops and staves 1834-05-17 2 Manchester, Seabury Mentioned in notice 1861-02-16 3 Manchester, Seabury Obituary 1870-10-29 3 Manchester, Seabury 3rd Guardian appointed for estate 1846-09-26 3 Manchester, Seth Lincoln Obituary, child of Henry R. 1850-10-05 3 Manchester, Susan Obituary, child of Joseph 1841-01-02 3 Manchester, Susan G. Obituary, wife of Henry 1847-01-02 3 Manchester, William Notice 1834-01-11 3 Manchester, William V.P. of Young Men's Temperance Society 1834-09-06 2 Manchester, William Director, Y.M.T.S. 1838-03-03 2 Manchester, William Appointed to school committee 1848-04-08 2 Manchester, William App. Justice of Peace 1856-06-07 2 Manchester, William Raises Chinese sugar cane,makes sirup 1857-10-03 2 Manchester, William Commissioner of asylum 1861-04-20 2 Manchester, William C. Suffers broken jaw in accident at Gardner's Mill 1851-01-03 2 Manchester, William C. Thanks townspeople for saving home from fire 1853-12-31 3 Manchester, William C. Probate notice 1860-01-14 3 Manchester, William C. Administrator's notice 1860-03-24 3 Manchester, William H. App. to school committee 1854-04-08 2 Manchester, William H. Obituary 1834-08-23 3 Manchester, William H. Probate notice 1834-09-06 3 Manchester, William H. Poem conc. death of child 1840-04-18 3 Manchester, William H. Dissolves partnership 1833-12-07 3 Manchester, William H. Notice to debtors 1834-03-01 3 Manchester, William H. Measurer of grain 1834-05-17 2 Manchester, William H. App. Auctioneer 1835-05-02 2 Manchester, William H. Dissolves partnership 1835-12-12 3 Manchester, William H. Praises Dr. Brown 1836-10-08 3 Manchester, William H. Director, Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Manchester, William H. Advertisement for boarders 1838-06-16 3 Manchester, William H. Petitions for insolvency 1843-08-19 3 Manchester, William H. Obituary 1850-03-30 3 Manchester, William Jr. Elected officer of infantry 1834-05-03 2 Mann, Benjamin Obituary 1858-03-06 3 Mann, Hannah Obituary, wife of late Noah 1848-04-29 3 Mann, William H. Married Julia Fisher 1838-12-08 3 Mantuamakers Mrs. Warren advertisement 1843-02-18 3 Manufacturing See factories, economy of Bristol, cotton mills Mara, Denis See Marah, Denis Mara, Edward (father) Obituary of infant child 1858-01-23 2 Marah, Denis Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Marah, Denis Held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Marah, Denis Found not gulty, description of trial 1856-03-15 2 Marah, Patrick Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Marah, Patrick Held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Marah, Patrick Found not guilty, description of trial 1856-03-15 2 Marchant & Co. (dry goods store) Open store 1849-06-30 3 Marchant & Co. (dry goods store) Move dry goods store, open tailor shop 1849-09-01 3 Marchant & Co. (dry goods store) Notice of change in business 1849-12-29 3 Marchant & Co. (dry goods store) To close 1850-03-02 3 Marchant, H.C. (storekeeper) Chairman of Sons of Temperance 1849-12-01 3 Marchant, H.C. (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1849-12-29 3 Marchant, H.C. (storekeeper) Will close business, sell out stock 1850-03-02 3 Marchant, John H. Obituary, child of Henry C. 1850-03-02 3 Maria (brig) Sickness aboard, forced to dock at Key West 1852-10-23 2 Maria (brig) Runs aground off Newport 1853-09-10 2 Maria (brig) Sickness aboard, forced to dock in Matanzas 1853-12-10 2 Maria (brig) Seaman dies, Capt. Reports ravanges of infectious diseases among mariners 1858-07-17 2 Maria Louisa (sloop) Launched 1851-09-20 2 Maria Louisa (sloop) Fast voyage cited 1851-10-04 2 Maria Louisa (sloop) Described as one of fastest boats on sound 1853-08-27 2 Maria Louisa (sloop) Dismasted, will be re-rigged as schooner 1858-06-05 2 Market Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1842-12-03 3 Markethouse Editorial conc. need for 1836-03-19 2 Markethouse Editorial conc. need for 1836-04-16 2 Markethouse Need for 1837-01-14 2 Markethouse Old markethouse in need of repair 1837-04-15 2 Markethouse Committee to study repair of old or building of new markethouse 1837-04-29 2 Markethouse Repairs to 1837-09-02 2 Markethouse Editorial suggesting use as firehouse 1837-09-30 2 Markethouse Editorial praising repairs 1837-12-16 2 Markethouse Made available to public 1839-04-27 2 Markethouse Stalls at auction 1848-06-10 3 Markethouse Fish stands to be removed from 1856-06-14 2 Marshall, Elizabeth S. Married Rev. Mark Anthony DeWolf Howe of Mass. 1843-06-24 3 Marshall, Hubert Guardian appointed for children 1836-04-09 3 Marston, Helen F. Obituary 1850-08-31 3 Marston, Kate V.W. Married Edward W. Lincoln of Mass. 1858-08-07 3 Marston, Major Ward Transferred to VA. 1857-08-08 2 Marston, Martha W. Obituary & eulogy 1855-11-10 3 Marston, Mary A. Married George Etheridge of Mass. 1853-11-12 3 Martha Washington Society Holds meeting 1842-09-24 3 Martha Washington Society Joins in temperance celebration 1843-06-17 2 Martha Washington Society Marches on fourth 1843-07-01 2 Martha Washington Society Efforts praised in letter 1843-07-22 2 Martha Washington Society Distrubutes clothing and money to poor 1844-09-28 3 Martha Washington Society Rev. Livesey addresses 1848-10-21 2 & 3 Martial, Sarah Obituary 1867-09-07 3 Martin, Augustus Ferdinand (infant) Obituary & poem, father Dr. W.N. 1852-09-18 3 Martin, Barney Charged with assaulting officers of law 1862-03-08 2 Martin, Charles Henry Obituary, son of Thomas E. 1857-02-14 3 Martin, Chauncy E. Son of Dr. and Sarah, infant, obituary 1867-03-30 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. Moves residence 1853-06-25 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. Assignee's sale of stock 1857-01-03 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. Former store mentioned 1857-07-04 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. Advertisement for office on Long Wharf 1861-10-05 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. Married Sarah S. Babbitt 1853-06-25 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Opens office in boarding house 1847-05-01 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Opens office on Hope St. 1847-12-04 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Offers free medical treatment to poor 1848-09-23 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Moves office to Hope St. 1848-11-25 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Former office mentioned in advertisement 1848-12-16 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Advertisement for herbs, drugs 1849-05-19 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Advertisement for Bristol Art Union 1850-03-09 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Moves residence to home of Wm.H. DeWolf 1850-12-07 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Moves office 1851-05-24 3 Martin, Dr. L.A. (may be L.A. Martin)(may be Luther A.) Moves residence 1851-05-31 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Will visit Bristol 1851-07-12 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Advertisement 1852-01-03 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Will locate permanently in Bristol, opens office 1852-05-15 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Will leave Bristol 1856-10-11 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Visits Bristol 1857-01-31 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Article re. 1857-02-28 2 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Opens Prov. Office 1857-03-21 3 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Publishes book 1857-09-19 2 Martin, Dr. W.N. (dentist) Moves Prov. Office 1858-08-14 3 Martin, Elizabeth B. Married William C. Peckham 1855-01-06 3 Martin, George H. Finds boat on west shore 1843-04-15 3 Martin, George H. Assignee's notice 1843-11-25 3 Martin, George H. Produce and livestock sold at auction 1843-12-02 3 Martin, George H. Land sold at auction 1844-01-27 3 Martin, George H. Petitions for insolvency 1844-02-17 3 Martin, George H. Petition granted 1844-03-23 2 Martin, George H. Assignee's notice 1844-08-17 3 Martin, George H. Leaves for California gold fields 1849-02-24 2 Martin, George H. Letter received from, tells of obtaining gold dust 1849-12-15 2 Martin, Henry App. Auctioneer 1845-04-12 2 Martin, Henry Advertisement for livery stable 1845-05-10 3 Martin, Henry Opens bathing house on Perry's Wharf 1846-08-08 3 Martin, Henry Offers rented carriage to Bristol Ferry Steamboat Wharf 1846-09-12 3 Martin, Henry Dies at 25, obituary and eulogy 1846-11-14 3 Martin, Henry J. Chadwick will continue rented carriage business 1846-11-14 3 Martin, Henry Probate notice 1846-11-14 3 Martin, Henry Commissioner's, administrator's notices 1846-12-12 3 Martin, Henry Stable reopened by J. Chadwick 1847-01-02 3 Martin, Henry Real estate and belongings sold at auction 1847-01-02 3 Martin, Julia Jones Obituary 1847-08-28 3 Martin, Julia Jones Eulogy, daughter of Samuel 1848-01-01 3 Martin, L.A. (may be Dr. L.A. Martin) Librarian of King Philip's Library 1852-02-07 3 Martin, L.A. (may be Dr. L.A. Martin) Assignee's notice 1856-09-06 3 Martin, Lewis Richmond Son of Lewis and Madelaine, obituary 1869-04-10 2 Martin, Luther A. (may be L.A. Martin) Director, Commercial Bank 1861-04-13 3 Martin, Mary E. Obituary, father late Stephen D. Cooner 1854-04-08 3 Martin, Mary Nelson Obituary, child of L.A. 1861-09-21 3 Martin, Mrs. (milliner) Advertisement for 1850-11-02 3 Martin, Samuel Surveyor of highways 1836-05-14 2 Martin, Samuel Fence viewer 1836-05-14 2 Martin, Samuel House mentioned 1840-02-15 3 Martin, Samuel House rented 1841-03-20 4 Martin, Samuel Advertisement for pasturage 1848-05-13 3 Martin, Samuel Farm damaged by lightning 1861-06-22 2 Martin, Samuel Obituary 1870-08-20 3 Martin, Sarah Obituary, child of Thomas 1861-03-16 3 Martin, Sarah H. Obituary, wife of Thomas E. 1857-02-14 3 Martin, William A. Married Mary Coomer 1851-11-22 3 Martin, William A. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1853-04-16 2 Mary (schooner) Launched, begins run 1834-04-26 2 Mary (schooner) Bristol Artillery makes excursion on 1834-08-30 2 Mary (schooner) Robbery aboard 1834-09-12 2 Mary (sloop) Sold at auction 1835-12-12 3 Mason, Abbie B. Married J. Burgess 1860-12-08 3 Mason, Anthony Opens shoe store 1840-04-11 3 Mason, Anthony Opens shoe store, agent M.Mason 1842-11-05 3 Mason, Anthony Jr. Agent for M. Mason 1842-05-14 3 Mason, Asa Child dies 1842-09-24 3 Mason, Asa Obituary 1853-08-06 3 Mason, Dr. M. Warren physician opens Bristol office 1840-04-18 3 Mason, Dr. Marmaduke Married Sarah C. Munro 1840-10-03 3 Mason, Edgar W. Obituary, son of Thomas 1853-05-14 3 Mason, Elizabeth Obituary, wife of Oliver 1858-08-07 3 Mason, Elizabeth Probate notice 1858-08-07 3 Mason, Hannah Obituary, wife of Asa 1845-12-20 3 Mason, James G. Assignee's notice 1860-06-23 3 Mason, James G. Real estate sold at constable's sale 1860-12-01 3 Mason, James G. Constable's sale 1861-02-22 3 Mason, Joseph Notice conc. wife 1835-11-07 3 Mason, Joseph Notice to creditors 1835-11-28 3 Mason, Joseph Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Mason, Joseph Lawsuit mentioned 1837-06-10 2 Mason, Joseph Farm sold at auction 1841-12-04 3 Mason, Joseph Daughter dies in Milwaukee 1845-02-22 3 Mason, Joseph Signs petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3

Mason, Marmaduke Vandal breaks window of store, display of A. Lincoln;s picture believed to be cause of deed 1860-10-20 2 Mason, Marmaduke Advertisement for apprentice 1845-10-25 3 Mason, Marmaduke Agency revoked by Mason Barney 1845-11-15 3 Mason, Marmaduke Advertisement for old India rubbers 1846-02-21 3 Mason, Marmaduke Notice of change in business 1847-02-06 3 Mason, Marmaduke Notice, returns after sickness 1848-02-26 3 Mason, Marmaduke Moves store to State St. 1848-05-20 3 Mason, Marmaduke Advertisement for shoe binder 1850-03-02 3 Mason, Marmaduke Testimonial for "India Saloon" 1850-10-12 3 Mason, Marmaduke App. Justice of Peace 1854-04-08 2 Mason, Marmaduke Advertisement for wood 1858-08-14 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoes 1840-10-03 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Advertisement for rubbers 1841-01-30 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Advertisement for paper hangings 1841-04-03 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoe store 1841-09-11 4 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Moves store to Hope Street 1841-12-25 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) New store saved from fire, arson suspected 1842-01-15 2 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Sells out stock, notice to debtors 1842-04-23 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Stock sold at assignee's sale 1842-07-16 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoes and boots 1842-10-01 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Agent for A. Mason's store 1842-11-05 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Opens new store and cobbler shop 1843-03-11 3 Mason, Marmaduke (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1845-02-01 3 Mason, Oliver Appointed to school committee 1846-04-11 2 Mason, Oliver Advertisement to sell farm 1858-09-11 3 Mason, Oliver Obituary 1866-03-10 3 Mason, Sarah Daughter of Edward Luther. Obituary 1867-12-21 3 Mason, Sarah Married Samuel Swan 1848-07-08 3 Mason, Sarah Obituary 1835-12-05 3 Mason, Stephen App. to common pleas court 1843-07-01 3 Mason, Sylvester Married Sarah Bullock 1848-02-19 3 Masonic Hall Mentioned in letter 1841-01-02 2 Masons State Grand Lodge celebrates anniversay of St. John in Bristol, description of festivities 1858-06-26 2 Masons Reasons for insufficiency of food at Grand Lodge meeting discussed 1858-07-03 3 Masons Excursion steamers leave Bristol for Newport celebration 1860-06-23 3 Masons Grand Lodge celebrates St. John the Baptist Anniversary 1863-05-30 2 Masons Frescoe painted at St. Alban's Lodge used for Masons hall 1863-10-03 2 Masons St. Albans installation ceremony 1863-12-19 2 Masons Washington Lodge elects officers 1864-01-2 2 Masons Officers elected 1864-12-24 2 Masons St. Albans Lodge officers elected. 1866-12-22 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Celebrate anniversary of St. John 1841-06-12 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Procession planned 1841-06-19 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Mr. Wakefield addresses 1841-06-19 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Notice thanking church 1841-06-26 3 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Festival and banquet of state lodge held in Bristol 1848-06-24 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Masonic supper held 1851-01-18 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge W.L. Wright elected officer 1853-07-02 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Grand Lodge celebrates anniversary of St. John 1856-06-07 2 Masons also see St. Alban's Lodge Description of celebration 1856-06-28 2 Massachusetts (steamboat) Makes excursion voyage 1836-09-03 3 Massasoit Mentioned in Bristol History Series 1845-05-31 2 Massasoit Interview with 1845-10-25 2 Mathewson, Aurilla Obituary 1874-06-06 2 Matthews, B.E. (proprietor, news stand) Advertisement 1851-02-15 3 Matthias, Frederick Obituary 1871-12-09 2 Mattson, Thomas Obituary 1858-07-24 3 Maturn, Margaret Obituary 1873-05-10 2 Mauran, Adjutant General Bristol Artillery parades to home of 1860-09-22 2 Maurice, D.N. (also see Morice) Launching delayed 1834-08-09 2 Maurice, D.N. (also see Morice) Beauty of "Arcelia" praised 1834-09-27 2 Maurice, D.N. (also see Morice) Director, Eagle Bank 1836-07-09 3 Maurice, D.N. (also see Morice) Buys stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1838-04-07 3 Maxfield & Greene Advertisement for omnibus and steamboat line to Prov. 1852-05-08 3 Maxfield & Greene Assignee's notice 1853-01-29 3 Maxfield, Abel Obituary 1863-10-24 2 Maxfield, Charles H. Obituary, child of George 1851-12-27 3 Maxfield, Daniel Guardian appointed 1841-08-07 3 Maxfield, Daniel Obituary 1851-08-16 3 Maxfield, Daniel (yeoman) Obituary 1834-06-07 3 Maxfield, Daniel (yeoman) Probate notice 1834-06-14 3 Maxfield, David (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1836-11-26 3 Maxfield, Eunice Obituary, daughter of Abel 1850-05-18 3 Maxfield, James Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Maxfield, Joshua Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Maxfield, Meribah Obituary 1834-05-03 3 Maxfield, Nathaniel House sold 1854-03-04 3 Maxfield, Rebecca Wife of Joshua, obituary 1870-02-12 3 Maxfield, Sanford (metalsmith) Opens shop on Thames St. 1854-11-25 3 Maxfield, William Guardian appointed 1841-08-07 3 Maxfield, William Obituary 1843-10-21 3 Maxfield, William Probate notice 1844-01-06 3 Maxfield, William Administrator's notice 1844-03-16 3 Maxwell, Ann Married Levi Horton 1844-10-26 3 Maxwell, Matilda Married James Card 1838-01-06 3 Maxwell, Nathaniel Married Susan B. Sherman 1840-12-19 3 Maxwell, Sandford Married Sophia Handy 1850-09-21 3 May, Hannah Obituary 1861-11-23 3 May, Hannah Biography 1861-11-30 2 May, Hannah Real estate sold 1854-09-30 3 May, Mehitable Obituary 1874-01-17 2 Mayhew, Charles H. Serving in marine artillery 1861-08-03 2 Mayo, Charles (may be Charles H.V. Mayo) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Mayo, Charles H.V. (may be Charles Mayo) Member of 1st Regiment 1861-05-04 2 Mayo, Edward S. Obituary 1855-11-17 3 Mc'Intyre, Catherine Ellery Married George G. Greene of Prov. 1856-06-14 3 McArthur, Archibald Obituary 1875-04-10 2 McCartney, Eliza Obituary, child of Robert 1851-10-18 3 McCartney, Martha Obituary, wife of William 1858-04-17 3 McCartney, Samuel Advertisement for lost money 1842-09-24 3 McCartney, William Obituary, child of Adam 1848-02-05 3 McCartney, William Obituary 1869-08-28 3 McCarty, William Advertisement for tenement on Thames St. 1852-05-22 3 McCaughney, Mary Married F. Specketer 1861-01-12 3 McCaw, Mary Obituary 1867-10-05 3 McCaw, Matilda Wife of William, obituary 1874-02-28 2 McCaw, William Obituary 1875-02-06 2 McClouth, Rev. Benjamin Appointed pastor of Reformed Methodist Church 1834-04-12 2 McCool, James Obituary 1875-01-02 2 McCormick, James Obituary 1867-04-20 3 McCullagh, John Former house sold at auction 1855-04-28 3 McCullagh, Mrs. Former house mentioned 1854-12-30 3 McDonald, Patrick Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol Suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 McElroy, Ellen Obituary 1866-09-22 3 McGauphy, Sarah Married Wm. McMillan 1848-02-05 3 McGrath, Ellen Arrested for aiding murderers of child 1855-07-07 2 McGrath, Ellen Held for trial 1855-07-14 2 McGrath, Ellen Freed for lack of evidence 1855-09-15 2 McGrath, Ellen Obituary, widow of Patrick 1861-02-02 3 McGrath, Ellen Probate notice 1861-02-09 3 McGrath, Patrick Obituary, age 80 1857-12-25 3 McGregor, Paul Probate notice 1834-08-09 3 McGuire, Infant (may be MacGuire) Obituary, child of Wm. 1851-08-09 3 McGuire, William Gored by bull, seriously injured 1858-10-30 2 McIntyre, Capt. (master, barque Bartel) Ship lost at sea 1849-04-28 2 McIntyre, Freelove Widow of late Captain James, obituary 1872-05-25 2 McIntyre, James Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 McIntyre, James Hurt aboard ship Boy 1853-01-01 2 McIntyre, James Probate notice 1853-06-11 3 McIntyre, James Eulogy 1853-06-18 3 McIntyre, James Executor's notice 1853-07-16 3 McInyre, Capt. James Obituary 1853-06-11 3 McKahey, Thomas Obituary 1869-07-31 3 McKay, Elizabeth (child) Daughter of Robert and Margaret, obituary 1869-02-20 2 McKeown, Rev. A. (pastor, M. Episcopal Church) Speaks at temperance meeting 1856-08-30 2 McKeown, Rev. A. (pastor, M. Episcopal Church) Former house mentioned 1856-12-27 3 McKeown, Rev. A. (pastor, M. Episcopal Church) Delivers course of lectures in Fall River 1858-01-02 2 McKeown, Rev. A. (pastor, M. Episcopal Church) Receives bible from Sabbath school scholars at ceremony 1858-01-09 2 McKeown, Rev. A. (pastor, M. Episcopal Church) Description of lecture 1858-03-13 2 McKeown, Rev. A. (pastor, M. Episcopal Church) Will leave parish 1858-03-27 2 McKibbon, Ann Obituary 1873-11-15 2 McLaughlin, John Found dead on street, murder suspected 1855-11-10 2 McLear, Anne Obituary, wife of Patrick 1860-04-21 3 McManus, Eliza Obituary 1871-10-14 2 McMillan, William Married Sarah McGauphy 1848-02-05 3 Mead, Job Drowns after sloop capsizes 1838-08-11 2 Meat Markets see Butcher shops Mecaw, Samuel (night watchman) Drowns during midnight swim 1857-08-08 2 Mechanic's Hotel Meeting at 1835-06-13 2 Mechanic's Hotel Advertisement for medicine 1838-09-01 3 Mechanic's Hotel Sold at auction 1839-05-11 3 Mechanic's Hotel Stores under rented 1842-01-22 3 Mechanic's Hotel Stable mentioned in advertisement 1842-12-10 3 Mechanic's Hotel Sold at auction 1845-11-01 3 Mechanic's Hotel Purchased by D. Reed 1848-11-25 3 Mechanic's Society Solicits subscriptions to build hall 1834-02-08 2 Mediums Dubious report of visit to 1851-01-04 2 Mediums Bristol citizens hear mysterious rappings 1851-05-03 2 Mediums Letter conc. visit to medium 1851-06-07 2 Mediums Miss Irish visits Bristol 1852-12-25 3 Meetum, Thomas Son of narrowly escapes drowning 1861-05-25 2 Meiggs, Ansel Packer of provisions 1834-05-17 2 Meiggs, Ansel Obituary, age 87 yrs. & 6 mos. 1856-05-24 3 Meiggs, Ansel Probate notice 1856-06-07 3 Meiggs, Ansel Administrator's notice 1856-07-12 3 Meiggs, Ansel Commissioner's notice 1856-07-12 3 Meiggs, Ansel Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1857-01-17 4 Meiggs, Ansel Administrator's sale of real estate 1857-02-28 3 Meiggs, Betsey Obituary, wife of Ansel 1845-08-09 3 Meiggs, Ellen Francis Married Leonard Field of Michigan 1855-06-16 3 Meiggs, James L. Married Mary West 1848-05-20 3 Meiggs, James L. Divorced for desertion 1856-03-22 2 Meiggs, Lydia C. Married James Gayton 1858-11-13 3 Meiggs, Maria Married Otis Macomber 1847-02-13 3 Meiggs, Mary A. Married Albert Barnard of Mass. 1847-12-18 3 Meiggs, Mrs. James Advertisement for carpet weaving 1858-04-17 3 Meiggs, William B. Married Mary A. Farnham of Me. 1853-01-22 3 Meigs, Elizabeth Married Benjamin Wilson 1841-01-02 3 Meigs, John A. Married Sarah Blount 1860-11-10 3 Meigs, Reliance Obituary, wife of James W. 1861-08-31 3 Meigs, Reliance D. Married J. Seymour 1860-11-24 3 Meigs, Sally Married Philip Wilson 1839-04-06 3 Menck, Hanna Married J. Specketer 1860-03-24 3 Merchant, Capt. Capt. of schooner Washington, goes ashore on Brenton's Reef 1840-09-19 2 Merchant's Steamship Company New steamers to be running soon, to be lit by gas 1867-06-01 2 Merhcant's Steamship Company Holds annual stockholders meetings 1866-06-09 2 Meriam, G.H. Opens singing school 1842-12-31 3 Meriam, G.H. Offers portrait painting 1843-01-07 3 Metacom (whaler) Launched 1836-10-08 2 Metacom (whaler) For sale 1837-07-22 3 Metacom (whaler) Lbs. of oil 1841-04-17 2 Metacomet (steamboat) Begins run 1856-07-04 2 Metalsmith's shops Charles H. Bush aadvertisement 1833-09-21 3 Metalsmith's shops Arnold H. Bush advertisement 1838-10-20 3 Metalsmith's shops John Gladding advertisement 1839-01-19 3 Metalsmith's shops Amos T. Gorham advertisement 1839-02-23 3 Metalsmith's shops John Gladding moves shop 1841-03-20 3 Metalsmith's shops J. Gladding moves shop 1842-03-26 3 Metalsmith's shops J. Gladding moves shop 1843-09-09 3 Metalsmith's shops J. Gladding 3rd advertisement 1848-08-19 3 Metalsmith's shops C. Babcock advertisement 1848-10-07 3 Metalsmith's shops Bush & Arnold copartnership begins 1849-03-17 3 Metalsmith's shops G. Tilley advertisement 1849-06-30 3 Metalsmith's shops J. Gladding 3rd. & co. formed 1850-01-12 3 Metalsmith's shops G. Bush opens shop on Thames St. 1850-02-09 3 Metalsmith's shops L.A. Bishop opens shop 1850-08-10 3 Metalsmith's shops C.A. Greene opens shop 1852-12-18 3 Metalsmith's shops I. Gorham opens shop 1853-01-15 3 Metalsmith's shops Tin cart mentioned 1853-03-19 2 Metalsmith's shops Bush & Taft open shop 1854-04-15 3 Metalsmith's shops S. Maxfield opens shop 1854-11-25 3 Metalsmith's shops J. Gladding 3rd. opens shop on Thames St. 1855-08-04 3 Metalsmith's shops H. Bush and J. Gladding advertisement 1855-09-01 3 Metalsmith's shops J. Allen advertisement for metalsmith;s shop, will purhcase scrap metal 1857-08-01 3 Metalsmith's shops G.H. Tilley advertisement 1858-10-02 3 Meteorological New comet discovered 1863-11-28 2 Meteorological Report of Aurora Borealis display 1866-02-24 2 Meteorological Report of Aurora Borealis display 1866-03-03 2 Meteorological Total lunar eclipse occurring on 3-30-1866 1866-03-17 2 Meteorological Solar eclipse observed on Aug. 7 1869-08-14 2 Methodist Church Collection taken up to benefit victims of yellow fever epidemic in Norfolk 1855-10-06 2 Methodist Church Ladies' sewing circle holds fair 1857-03-14 3 Methodist Church Rev. McKeown to leave parish 1858-03-27 2 Methodist Church Damaged by lightning during thunderstorm 1861-06-22 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Revival in 1847-01-30 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Revival continues, church crowded 1847-02-06 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Converts admitted as revival continues 1847-02-13 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Protracted meeting planned 1850-01-12 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Revival in progress 1852-02-21 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Need for new church cited 1852-10-09 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Collection taken up to benefit liberated slaves 1853-08-27 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Building of new church planned 1855-03-10 2

Methodist Church (also see Reformed Meth. Church, Meth. Episcopal Church) Will build new structure of wood 1855-05-19 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Mentioned in advertisement 1839-11-09 3 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Rev. Palmer appointed 1834-03-22 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Holds four days meeting 1834-10-11 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Attendance increases 1835-02-28 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Four day meeting planned 1837-01-14 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Concert for seamen held 1837-06-17 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Man killed in fall from roof 1837-09-16 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Temperance meeting, citizens sign pledge, Dr. Jewitt lectures 1838-03-03 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Former preacher suspended for attending anti-slavery convention 1838-06-09 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Sabbath school celebration held 1868-09-01 2 Methodist Conference Hall (see also Methodist Church) Robbed by George Wilson 1840-05-02 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Holds protracted meeting 1841-02-20 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Meeting of 1816 in Bristol remembered 1844-12-21 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Female missionary soc. holds auction 1845-06-28 3 Methodist Episcopal Church Repaired and painted 1846-11-07 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Uphan appointed minister, Rev. Livesey to leave 1850-04-13 2 Methodist Episcopal Church G. Stearns receives appointment 1853-04-23 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Holdrich of Amer. Bible Soc. Preaches to 1853-11-12 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Patten of Prov. preaches 1854-01-07 3 Methodist Episcopal Church H. Smith appointed 1854-04-15 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Testimonial to Rev. Stearns 1854-04-22 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Sabbath school enjoys picnic at Locust Grove 1854-09-02 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Purchases lot for new church on State St. 1855-04-28 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Petition for incorporation presented to general assembly 1855-06-02 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Cornerstone laid 1855-08-25 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Cornerstone laid at ceremony, box containing documents and relics buried 1855-09-01 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies hold fair in armory 1856-01-26 3 Methodist Episcopal Church Receives gift of communion service 1856-03-08 3 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. A. McKeown appointed by Prov. Conference 1856-04-12 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Vestry sold 1856-06-21 3 Methodist Episcopal Church New Building dedicated 1856-09-06 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Description of dedication cermonies 1856-09-13 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Description of ceremony 1856-09-20 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Further description of ceremony, description of building 1856-09-27 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Meeting at old church 1856-09-27 3 Methodist Episcopal Church Revival in 1857-03-07 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies of hold fair 1857-03-07 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Prov. conference holds annual session in, description of 1857-03-28 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Description of Prov. conference's meeting 1857-04-04 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Revival continues 1857-04-11 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Further description of meeting 1857-04-11 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Advertisement for sexton 1857-08-08 3 Methodist Episcopal Church Offers resolution of sympathy re. death of T. Greene 1857-11-07 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Religious revival in 1858-03-20 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. McKeown will leave parish 1858-03-27 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Livesey appointed at Prov. conference 1858-04-10 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Offers use of church to parishioners of St. Michael's after fire destroys church 1858-12-11 3 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Baylies to leave parish 1860-03-24 2 Methodist Episcopal Church D.H. Ela appointed by conference 1860-04-07 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Revival in, large no. of new converts 1861-03-23 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Purchases parsonage 1862-04-26 2 Methodist Episcopal Church "Sunday School" 1863-01-10 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Easter Sunday lectures mentioned 1863-04-11 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school festival a success 1864-12-31 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school holds strawberry festival 1865-07-01 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school nets proceeds from festival 1865-12-16 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies group stage fair and festival 1866-09-15 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Centenary services held 1866-10-27 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Sabbath school held Christmas festival 1866-12-29 2 Methodist Sabbath School Enjoys excursion to Rocky Point on steamer Argo 1849-09-08 2 Methodist Sabbath School Enjoys excursion on Argo 1850-09-14 2 Methodist Sabbath School Makes excursion to Rocky Point 1852-09-25 2 Methodist Sabbath School Buys shares of brig Morning Star 1856-12-13 2 Methodist Sabbath School Description of clambake at Oakland Grove 1860-08-18 2 Methodist Sabbath School Clambake and picnic held; successful 1864-08-27 2 Methodist Sabbath School Exhibitions given 1865-03-18 2 Methodist Sabbath School Picnic supper excursion held 1865-07-29 2 Methodist Sabbath School Sunday school holds N. Years social reunion 1866-01-06 2 Methodist Sabbath School Sabbath school gives exhibition 1866-02-24 2 Methodist Sabbath School Sunday school has exhibition for aid society 1866-03-17 2 Methodist Sabbath School Picnic excursion to Rocky Point held 1866-07-28 2 Methodist Society Authorized to build conference hall 1837-04-29 2 Methodist Society Vestry sold 1840-03-28 3 Methodist Vestry Temperance conference held in 1844-07-27 2 Methodist Vestry Advertisement to sell 1856-06-14 3 Methodist Vestry Interrupted by two intoxicated young men 1864-08-27 2 Meyers, Abraham Missing in battle 1862-09-27 2 Michael, Joan Married Byron D. Liscomb 1854-12-02 3 Michell, Abby T.W. Married William Northup 1856-03-09 3 Mickle, Catharine Married Wm. J. Diman 1851-11-29 3 Midget, Abner Notice to trespassers 1840-08-15 3 Midget, Abner Married Deborah Vickery 1844-06-22 3 Midget, Abner App. Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Midget, Abner Card thanking townspeople for sympathy 1854-07-15 3 Midget, Abner App. Assessor of taxes 1855-04-21 2 Midget, Abner App. constable 1858-06-12 2 Midget, William Frederick Obituary, father Abner 1854-07-15 3 Mier, Mary Obituary 1851-08-23 3 Mike, Mary Obituary 1835-12-12 3 Mill Pond Woman drowns 1844-10-12 2 Miller & Hall Blacksmiths, copartnership formed 1841-12-25 3 Miller & Hall Copartnership dissolved 1843-02-18 3 Miller & Hall John Miller to continue business 1843-02-18 3 Miller, Abby Married Capt. George Coggeshall 1842-11-19 3 Miller, Adolin H. Married Ann M. Burgess 1852-07-17 3 Miller, Allen Married Emeline Nooning 1838-05-05 3 Miller, Allen (mariner) Probate notice 1841-01-09 3 Miller, Allen (mariner) Administrator's notice 1841-03-06 3 Miller, Allen (mariner) Commissioner's notice 1842-04-23 3 Miller, Augustus N. Married Harriet Waldron 1837-03-04 3 Miller, Augustus N. House rented 1845-05-17 3 Miller, Benjamin Injured in Battle of Bull Run 1861-07-27 2 Miller, Benjamin F. Member, 1st Regiment 1861-05-04 2 Miller, C.W. (proprietor, Empress House) Advertisement 1856-01-12 3 Miller, Capt. Augustus Injured aboard sloop Arion 1846-04-25 2 Miller, Capt. James Master of schooner "Mary" 1834-04-26 2 Miller, Capt. James Obituary 1846-08-22 3 Miller, Capt. James Probate notice 1846-09-12 3 Miller, Capt. James Commissioner's notice 1846-10-10 3 Miller, Capt. James Administrator's notice 1846-10-17 3 Miller, Capt. James Real estate sold 1847-05-08 3 Miller, Capt. James Administrator's sale of real estate 1847-05-15 3 Miller, Capt. James A. Married Bathsheba Hathaway of Mass. 1850-05-04 3 Miller, Capt. John Note of thanks from ladies of baptist church 1852-07-10 3 Miller, Emeline Married G.W. Diman 1851-09-06 3 Miller, Harriet Augusta Obituary, child of Capt. Augustus N. 1841-04-24 3 Miller, Henry Married Eliza Meyers 1856-08-09 3 Miller, Herbert, Julius (infant) Son of Julius and Agnes, obituary 1870-07-30 3 Miller, Hope N. Married Christopher Rhodes of Prov. 1854-10-07 3 Miller, J.N. & Co. Notice of copartnership 1836-06-18 3 Miller, James Delegate to state suffrage convention 1841-09-04 2 Miller, James Sells High Street land 1842-04-23 3 Miller, James Sells real estate, furniture at auction 1856-08-30 3 Miller, John N. Son (Benjamin) William dies in Union hospital 1862-04-12 2 Miller, John N. Son injured in Battle of Bull Run 1861-07-27 2 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Copartnership with George Reynolds 1836-06-18 3 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Ensign, Bristol Artillery 1837-04-08 2 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Copartnership with Henry Hall 1841-12-25 3 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Copartnership with Hall dissolved 1843-02-18 3 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) To continue business 1843-02-18 3 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Builds table, beauty of praised 1852-01-10 2 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Exhibits table at exhibition in Prov. 1852-09-25 2 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) Director, Commercial Bank 1853-04-09 3 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) App. town sergeant 1854-04-08 2 Miller, John N. (blacksmith) (furniture maker) App. constable 1858-07-10 2 Miller, Lydia Wife of Wm., obituary 1864-08-13 3 Miller, Lydia M. Obituary, wife of Wm. J., eulogy 1860-09-29 3 Miller, Mary C. Married John Coggeshall 1847-09-25 3 Miller, Mary Louise Obituary, child 1835-11-14 3 Miller, Nelson Obituary, child of Capt. James 1845-03-15 3 Miller, Nelson (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary, exploits of during war 1840-03-07 3 Miller, Nelson (Rev. War Veteran) Probate notice 1840-03-14 3 Miller, Nelson (Rev. War Veteran) Executor's notice 1840-10-24 3 Miller, Phebe Married A. Havier of Mass 1846-06-20 3 Miller, Rebecca Widow of Captain James and daughter of Sylvester Munro, obituary 1869-10-16 3 Miller, Rebecca Married Thomas Crandall 1841-11-27 3 Miller, Sarah Obituary 1838-06-16 3 Miller, Sarah M. Married George Munro 1837-10-28 3 Miller, Susan G. Obituary, child of John N. 1845-11-01 3 Miller, William Obituary, child of Capt. Augustus 1845-02-08 3 Miller, William A. Dies in Union hospital 1862-04-12 2 Miller, William A. Funeral of 1862-05-03 2 Miller, William J. Appointed delegate 1855-03-24 2 Miller, William J. Director of Bristol Gas Light Co. 1856-02-16 3 Miller, William J. Justice of Peace 1856-06-07 2 Miller, William J. Chosen Sec. of Democratic "Union Must be Preserved" meeting 1856-08-30 2 Miller, William J. Chosen Democratic delegate 1860-02-11 2 Miller, William J. App. to school committee 1860-04-28 2 Miller, William J. Director, Commercial Bank 1861-04-13 3 Miller, William J. Selected by Gov. Sprague to recover bodies of officers killed at Battle of Newbern 1862-04-05 2 Milliners E. Gladding advertisement 1838-12-22 3 Milliners Mrs. Williston advertisement 1842-04-23 3 Milliners Miss Ingraham and Miss Smith advertisement 1843-04-15 3 Milliners Shop on Major Reynolds estate sold 1843-07-22 3 Milliners E. Hall advertisement 1845-04-19 3 Milliners J.W. Wheelock advertisement 1846-06-06 3 Milliners Mrs. J.W. Wheelock advertisement 1846-10-24 3 Milliners Advertisement for Hope St. store 1847-12-04 3 Milliners B.R. Goff advertisement 1848-04-08 3 Milliners Mrs. E.L. Wheelock advertisement 1849-05-05 3 Milliners J. Brayton advertisement 1850-10-19 3 Milliners Brayton's Millinary Room, Mrs. Martin, milliner 1850-11-02 3 Milliners Franklin and Hatch open shop on State St. 1853-11-26 3 Milliners Mrs. Gray opens shop on Hope St. (C.A. Gray) 1854-09-09 3 Milliners T.C. Gray advertisement 1854-11-18 3 Milliners E.T. Rhodes advertisement for shop on State St. 1855-09-01 3 Milliners Mrs. F.C. Gray advertisement 1855-10-06 3 Milliners Dry goods store and milliners opened on State St. 1856-05-10 3 Milliners Miss Robinson opens milliners on Bradford St. 1857-04-25 3 Milliners Miss L. Cottrell advertisement 1857-05-09 3 Milliners Advertisement for Mrs. Allyn's milliners 1857-09-26 3 Milliners Mrs. P. West advertisement 1858-11-06 3 Milliners Mrs. P.A. West opens Prov. Store 1860-01-14 3 Milliners Bullock & Bowen advertisement for Hope St. store 1860-03-31 3 Milliners Miss S. Livesey advertisement for Hope St. store 1860-09-22 3 Milliners Mary Munro advertisement for store ar corner of Hope and Constitution St. 1860-09-29 3 Milliners Amos Baker opens temporary store 1860-10-27 3 Mingo, Lucy Obituary 1839-12-21 3 Mingo, Sally Married Charles Munro 1835-10-17 3 Minturn, Jonas Notice to trespassers 1855-03-31 3 Minturn, Jonas Offers inducement to volunteers as Civil War commences 1861-04-20 2 Minturn, Jonas Crops destroyed by ravaging worms 1861-07-20 2 Missing Persons Isabella Otterson disappears from home 1844-08-31 2 Mitchel, Mary C. Married J. Kohltferber 1860-03-10 3 Mitchell, Elizabeth Married Edwin Wingate 1849-11-03 3 Mitchell, Emily F. Married John Lindsey 1860-06-02 3 Mitchell, Harriet Byron Obituary, father William 1854-06-10 3 Mitchell, Lemuel L.M. Obituary, son of William & Persilla P. 1858-07-31 3 Mitchell, Priscilla Married Wm. Mitchell of East Greenwich 1835-02-14 3 Monro & Gifford see Monro, Gifford & Co. Monro, Hannah Commissioner's notice 1834-04-12 4 Monro, Monroe Also see Munro Monro, Sarah Probate notice 1836-09-10 3 Monroe, Anna Maria Obituary and Eulogy 1841-04-03 3 Monroe, Bradford F. Advertises 1836-05-14 3 Monroe, James C. Advertises for bakery products 1860-12-15 3 Monroe, Sarah Guardian's notice 1834-08-09 3 Monrow, Ann R. Married Nathan B. Cooke 1846-04-25 3 Mood, Lucretia Obituary 1866-04-07 3 Moore, Capt. Francis Heads expedition to California Gold Mines 1849-01-27 2 Moore, Capt. Francis Dies in Panama 1850-12-14 2 Moore, Capt. Francis St. Alban's Lodge issues resolution of symphany 1850-12-21 3 Moore, Capt. Francis Probate notice 1851-01-11 3 Moore, Capt. Francis Executrix's notice 1851-03-15 3 Moore, Capt. Francis Homestead estate sold 1853-06-25 3 Moore, Francis Married Martha Bliss of Rehoboth 1839-06-22 3 Moore, Francis Director, Bank of Bristol 1849-07-07 3 Moore, Julia Married Henry R. Warren 1833-11-23 3 Moore, Martha D. Gurardian of children Thomas and Martha, petitions to sell real estate of 1853-01-08 3 Moore, Martha D. Lawsuit vs. F.M. Dimond resolved 1858-09-18 2 Moore, Susan Obituary, wife of late Capt. Thomas M. 1843-05-27 3 Moore, Susan Letter, eulogy 1843-06-17 2 Moore, Susan Probate notice 1843-06-17 3 Moore, Susan Administrator's notice 1843-09-16 3 Moore, Thomas Obituary 1871-01-14 3 Morice (infant) Obituary, child of Capt. Daniel 1843-11-18 3 Morice, Arcelia Married Edward S. Babbitt of Boston 1853-01-08 3 Morice, Capt. Daniel N. (also see Maurice) Died at 83 years 1847-01-16 3 Morice, Capt. Daniel N. (also see Maurice) Probate notice 1847-02-06 3 Morice, Capt. Daniel N. (also see Maurice) Executrix's notice 1847-04-03 3 Morice, Daniel N. (also see Maurice) Director, Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Morice, Daniel N. (also see Maurice) Sells stock, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-02-01 3 Morice, Daniel N. (also see Maurice) Buys stock, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-04-25 3 Morning Glory (sloop) Sold at auction 1838-10-27 3 Moro Castle (barque) Sold at auction 1841-09-04 3 Moro Castle (barque) Sold at auction 1841-10-16 3 Morrell, John Obituary 1874-08-01 2 Morrill, Isaac (storekeeper) Advertises for bookstore 1837-12-16 3 Morrill, Isaac (storekeeper) Advertises for medicines 1837-12-30 3 Morrill, Isaac (storekeeper) Will close 1838-03-24 3 Morris, Benjamin Married Mary Faine 1839-05-18 3 Morris, Jane Obituary 1867-09-21 3 Morris, Owen Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Morris, Peter (infant) Twin son of Philip and Bridget Morris, Obituary 1869-01-30 2 Morrison, Richard Obituary 1850-01-26 3 Morrissey, Thomas (infant) Son of Thomas and Joanna 1869-04-17 2 Morse, Jasper Obituary 1865-02-18 2 Morse, Sarah G. Wife of Captain William Morse, Obituary 1872-03-02 2 Morse, William H. Copartnership of Devol & Co., formed 1856-07-19 3 Morse, William H. Sells shares of Devol, Diman & Co. to S. Pratt 1856-11-08 3 Mortality List of, then annually 1838-01-06 3 Morton, Winnie Son of Alfred A. and Ruth P. Selden Obituary 1863-01-10 3 Moses Brown (schooner) Launched by Crandall 1844-08-03 2 Mosher, Capt. W.H. Hope St. Estate sold 1855-05-05 2 Mosher, Capt. W.H. Obituary 1868-01-04 3 Mosher, Philip Mortgaee's sale of real estate 1850-07-20 3 Mosher, Susan Obituary 1834-12-27 3 Mott, Allen B. Child of critically injured by falling rock 1857-06-27 2 Mott, Allen B. Child dies 1857-07-18 2 Mott, Benjamin Effort to help (blind) 1839-06-29 3 Mott, Gustavus Taylor Obituary, child 1837-04-01 3 Mott, James Obituary 1858-05-29 3 Mott, John H.H Married Tinty A. Ball 1852-07-03 3 Mott, Nancy Obituary, widow of James 1861-02-09 3 Mott, Phebe R. Charges Ruth A. Bennard with destroying property, making threats 1843-08-05 2 Mott, Samuel Married Phebe Ball 1842-04-23 3 Mott, Samuel Ball Obituary, son of John H.H. 1857-12-25 3 Mott, Sarah Married Frederick Hart 1842-11-16 3 Mott, Sophia Sells house on Wood Street 1853-08-27 3 Mount Farm(Governor Bradford Farm) Sold at auction 1836-02-20 3 Mount Farm(Governor Bradford Farm) Beauty praised 1836-02-27 2 Mount Hope Letter concerning 1838-11-10 2 Mount Hope Letter praising beauties of 1839-09-07 2 Mount Hope Picnic at "Cold Spring" 1841-08-21 2 Mount Hope Beauties of praised in letter 1843-07-22 2 Mount Hope Article concerning history of 1844-09-14 2 Mount Hope Poem "A legend of Mount Hope" 1844-11-30 2 Mount Hope History discussed in Bristol history series 1845-05-31 2 Mount Hope Letter suggesting block from be sent to Washington Monument 1854-03-04 2 Mount Hope Monument to King Philip suggested 1857-10-17 2 Mount Hope Poem to 1858-04-24 1 Mount Hope Poem to 1858-05-22 1 Mount Hope Suggestion of possible construction of a public house thereon 1868-08-15 2 Mount Hope Description of beauty of land and history 1868-12-05 2 Mount Hope Academy Donated to town by James DeWolf 1835-05-02 2 Mount Hope Academy Vandalized 1837-05-13 3 Mount Hope Academy Repairs to 1837-09-02 2 Mount Hope Academy Letter concerning need for enlargement 1840-08-22 2 Mount Hope Academy Letter concerning use of school room 1840-12-25 2 Mount Hope Academy Letter concerning use of 1841-01-02 2 Mount Hope Academy Letter concerning use of 1841-01-16 2 Mount Hope Academy School committee reports on use of 1841-04-17 2 Mount Hope Academy Select public school begins in 1841-06-12 2 Mount Hope Academy Letter concerning division of sexes in 1841-08-07 2 Mount Hope Academy Selects school is praised 1841-09-11 2 Mount Hope Academy Subjects taught in, names of teachers 1842-04-16 2 Mount Hope Academy Boys hang incendiary flag from 1856-09-06 2 Mount Hope Bay Frozen, skating on 1844-02-03 2 Mount Hope Bay Rocks present hazard to ships 1847-08-21 2 Mount Hope Bay Whale sighted in 1852-04-17 2 Mount Hope Bay Frozen, steamboats unable to dock 1856-02-02 2 Mount Hope Bay Closed by ice, horse drawn plow needed to open passage 1856-02-09 2 Mount Hope Bay Two boys fall through ice, drown 1856-03-01 2 Mount Hope Bay Frozen 1860-01-07 2 Mount Hope Farm Property damaged by thieves, vandals 1843-08-26 2 Mount Hope Farm Let by Wm. B. De Wolf 1846-12-19 3 Mount Hope Farm Leased by Joseph Alger, will cater clambakes and parties 1847-05-15 3 Mount Hope House Opened by B. Hawkins, Temperance Hotel 1851-06-28 2 & 3 Mount Hope House Repairs to, praised 1851-07-04 2 Mount Hope House Wm. Spooner opens store under 1851-07-12 3 Mount Hope House Democrats of Bristol meet in 1852-01-24 3 Mount Hope House Advertises to let 1852-03-06 3 Mount Hope House C. Babcock opens store under 1852-05-15 3 Mount Hope Insuarnce Company Notice 1835-06-06 3 Mount Hope Insuarnce Company Petition presented at legislature 1835-06-27 2 Mount Hope Insuarnce Company List of stockholders 1850-06-22 3 Mount Hope Saloon Barker & Gladding advertise for soda fountain 1846-06-13 3 Mount Hope Saloon Testimonial 1846-07-11 2 Mount Hope Saloon Copartnership of Gladding and Richmond begins 1846-07-25 3 Mount Hope Stage Line Begun by N. Warren Jr. 1845-06-28 3 Mount Hope Stage Line Offers express stage 1849-02-03 3 Mount Hope Stage Line Offers connection to Warren-Prov steamboat 1851-05-24 3 Mount Pleasant Farm Let by J. Babbitt Jr. 1845-12-20 3 Mount, The Mentioned in poem 1847-02-13 3 Mowee, Spunyarn Transient mariner, probate notice 1840-09-12 3 Muenscher, Lydia B. Obit. & Eulogy, daugher of the late Capt. George Munro 1858-03-13 3 Mulcahey, Dr. G.D. (dentist) Opens office on Hope Street 1857-05-02 3 Mulcahey, Dr. G.D. (dentist) Accused of swindling Phenix 1857-07-25 2 Mulcahey, Dr. G.D. (dentist) Vindicated 1857-08-01 2 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Married Hannah Franklin 1841-01-30 3 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Copartnership with Anasa Humphreys dissolved 1841-02-27 3 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) To continue business 1841-02-27 3 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Offers penmanship school 1841-05-01 3 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Workshop destroyed by fire 1841-05-08 2 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Letter thanking townspeople for help during fire 1841-05-08 2 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Opens new shop, compensated by townspeople 1841-05-22 3 Mulcahey, John (furniture maker) Moves to Thames Street 1842-01-03 3 Mulligan, Joseph Son of John and Mary, Obituary 1870-03-12 3 Munro also see Monroe, Monro, Munroe Munro, (infant) Obituary, father Hiram B. 1855-07-21 3 Munro, Abby Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1841-07-24 2 Munro, Abby B. Married Henry B. Kaighn of Newport, daughter of Rev. Mathias 1853-02-12 3 Munro, Abby B. Married Henry Gladding 1841-01-09 3 Munro, Abby P. Married A. Newman 1845-06-28 3 Munro, Abigail Obituary 1849-05-12 3 Munro, Alice G. Married B. Fisher of Mass. 1847-06-26 3 Munro, Allen Property dug up in search for buried money 1850-10-26 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Married Mary Munro 1836-04-30 3 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Advertises for shoe repair 1837-04-01 3 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-06-10 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Lawsuit continued 1837-09-23 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Lawsuit resolved 1838-03-17 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Advertises for store, cobbler shop 1849-08-11 3 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Moves store to State St. 1849-10-27 4 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Fire at store of 1852-10-02 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Shoestore robbed 1854-02-18 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Store burglarized 1856-1-29 2 Munro, Allen K. (storekeeper) Barn destroyed by fire 1858-08-21 2 Munro, Amelia Married Wm. Breed 1849-04-21 3 Munro, Amelia N. Married Wm. Newman 1850-02-09 3 Munro, Amey Obituary, negro 1840-09-12 3 Munro, Ann D. Married Thomas Paine 1840-03-28 3 Munro, Ann P. Wife of Captain Samuel S. Munro, Obituary 1873-09-09 2 Munro, Anna Obituary, negro 1850-02-16 3 Munro, Anne R. Opens school for young ladies 1839-03-23 3 Munro, Arthur Lee Obituary, father John B., also poem 1854-12-23 3 Munro, B.F. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1860-04-07 2 Munro, B.T. (Benjamin)(storekeeper) Advertises for shoestore 1852-04-10 3 Munro, B.T. (Benjamin)(storekeeper) Notice will close 1853-06-04 3 Munro, B.T. (Benjamin)(storekeeper) Officer of Bristol Artillery 1854-06-03 3 Munro, Belle Bradford Obituary; Poem, child of Benjamin T. 1860-08-18 3 Munro, Benjamin Probate notice 1835-09-12 3 Munro, Benjamin Land sold 1835-10-10 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Advertises for printing 1833-09-14 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed measure and inspector of fire wood 1833-10-12 4 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Opens news room 1833-11-02 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Resigns as editor of Gazette 1834-01-04 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Letter 1834-01-11 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed collector of taxes 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed to committee to study suffrage 1834-06-14 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Packer of provisions 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Committee to remove nuisances 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Caller of hoops and staves 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Surveyor of wood 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Surveyor of charcoal and coal 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Notice of taxes due 1834-07-12 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Chosen constable 1834-08-30 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Sec. of Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society 1834-09-06 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Justice of Peace, Notary Public 1838-05-12 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Reports on amount of wood consumed by town 1834-10-11 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Chosen for town watch 1835-01-10 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Chosen to examine homes for fire protection 1835-01-10 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed constable 1835-05-02 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Measurer of coal, etc 1835-05-02 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Notice to delinquent taxpayers 1835-10-31 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Director, Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Director, Bristol Co. Temperance Society 1838-03-04 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) House rented 1839-06-29 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Guardian of minor children 1840-01-11 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Coroner 1840-02-29 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Visiting Comm Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Agent for stonecutters 1840-07-25 4 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Commissioner for Asylum 1840-08-29 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Lawsuit decided 1840-09-19 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Jailor, notice 1841-05-14 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Delegate to Temperance convention 1841-12-04 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed auctioneer 1842-04-23 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Measurer of grain 1842-04-23 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed to committee at town meeting 1842-05-07 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Witness in trial of robbers of James DeWolf's tomb 1842-09-24 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Sec. of Asylum 1842-12-24 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Advertises for grave stones 1843-05-13 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed to committee to revamp Fire Dept. after destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Examines homes for fire buckets 1843-07-15 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed to school committee 1844-04-06 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) V.P. Young Men's Temperance Soc. 1844-08-17 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) V.P. Seamens' Friend Soc. 1845-12-20 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Director of Marine Bible Soc. 1845-12-27 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Guardian to minor children of B. Manchester 1846-09-26 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Moves office 1847-04-24 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed tax collector 1848-05-20 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Census taker 1850-07-20 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) House and lots for sale 1852-09-18 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) House and lot at auction 1853-03-12 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed Notary Public 1855-06-09 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Officer of Congregational Church 1855-06-23 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Notice to former privateers 1856-08-23 3 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed Constable 1858-06-12 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Appointed census taker 1860-05-05 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Crops decimated by army worms 1861-07-27 2 Munro, Bennett J. (publisher, Bristol Gazette) Obituary 1864-02-27 3 Munro, Betsey B. Married Thomas Cole of Warren 1849-06-09 3 Munro, Betsy Obituary, wife of Capt. Henry 1844-06-22 3 Munro, Betsy E. Obituary 1870-08-02 2 Munro, Betty Obituary and Eulogy, negro 1847-11-13 3 Munro, Bosworth Injured while blasting rocks, fingers amputated 1843-10-07 2 Munro, Bradford F. Will deliver Independence Day oration 1834-06-14 2 Munro, Bradford F. Oration praised 1834-07-12 2 Munro, Bradford F. Guardian appointed 1843-02-04 3 Munro, Bradford F. Guardian's notice 1843-02-11 3 Munro, Bradford F. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1846-09-19 3 Munro, Bradford F. Petition to sell real estate 1848-11-11 3 Munro, Bradford F. Guardian's sale of real estate 1848-12-09 3 Munro, Bradford F. Notice concerning real estate 1849-09-08 3 Munro, Bradford F. Probate notice (guardian petitions to sell real estate 1854-08-19 4 Munro, Bradford F. Guardian's notice 1861-02-09 3 Munro, Caleb Field driver 1835-08-29 2 Munro, Caleb Obituary 1851-06-28 3 Munro, Capt. George Obituary 1867-01-12 3 Munro, Capt. Henry Obituary 1847-09-25 3 Munro, Capt. Wiliam House and lot sold at auction 1848-05-20 3 Munro, Captain Joseph Obituary 1870-10-29 3 Munro, Carrington P. Married Louise DeWolf 1835-10-31 3 Munro, Carrington P. Article and Obituary 1871-02-04 2, 3 Munro, Catherine Obituary, Negro 1849-11-24 3 Munro, Catherine Probate notice 1849-12-08 3 Munro, Catherine Administrator's notice 1850-01-12 3 Munro, Charles Obituary and Eulogy 1847-04-03 3 Munro, Charles Probate notice 1847-04-10 3 Munro, Charles Widow's barn burns to ground 1849-09-08 2 Munro, Charles Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Charles Fired upon by criminal attempting to escape from jail 1842-07-16 2 Munro, Charles Obituary 1861-08-17 3 Munro, Charles 3rd Married Sally Mingo 1835-10-17 3 Munro, Charles 3rd Obituary 1865-03-11 3 Munro, Charles G. Married Harriot Head of Prov. 1836-11-12 3 Munro, Charles G. Son of Elisha, Obituary 1864-07-16 3 Munro, Charles Henry Dies in Cuba 1840-01-18 3 Munro, Charlotte Married John Payne 1846-08-22 3 Munro, Clarissa Obituary, widow of Capt. Thomas B. 1854-06-24 3 Munro, Clarissa Married Thomas Thurston 1843-05-06 3 Munro, Clarissa Obituary, father George (negro) 1853-06-04 3 Munro, David Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Munro, David Plea of involvency 1836-02-20 3 Munro, David Petition vs. creditors 1836-03-19 2 Munro, David Assignees notice 1836-04-16 4 Munro, David Field driver 1836-05-14 2 Munro, David Obituary 1861-03-16 3 Munro, Edward B. Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Edward B. Guardian's notice 1848-02-26 3 Munro, Edward B. House on land of sold 1852-02-07 3 Munro, Edward B. Petition to sell real estate 1861-02-09 3 Munro, Edward B. Guardian's sale of real estate 1861-03-09 3 Munro, Edward B. Obituary 1872-03-16 2 Munro, Elenor W. Married Thomas Clarke of Mass. 1838-06-09 3 Munro, Elisabeth Obituary, wife of Jeremiah 1845-12-06 3 Munro, Elisha L. Married Lydia B. Crump 1853-01-01 3 Munro, Eliza F. Obituary, widow of Nathaniel Jr. 1845-07-12 3 Munro, Eliza Jane Obituary 1844-06-08 3 Munro, Elizabeth Probate notice 1833-12-07 3 Munro, Elizabeth Obituary, wife of William 1852-08-14 3 Munro, Elizabeth Probate notice 1853-07-16 3 Munro, Elizabeth Wife of Jeremiah, obituary 1866-08-25 3 Munro, Elizabeth B. Obituary 1837-04-22 3 Munro, Ella Clark Obituary, father John B. 1856-09-20 3 Munro, Emeline A. Married John S. Newman 1858-02-13 3 Munro, Emily Married Thomas Davol 1838-07-07 3 Munro, Emily Anna Obituary, wife of N.L.F. 1858-10-09 3 Munro, Emily P. Obituary and eulogy, notice of husbands death at sea, wife of John M. 1853-07-23 3 Munro, Emily P. Probate notice 1854-02-11 3 Munro, Ephraim Obituary and eulogy 1840-09-19 3 Munro, Ephraim Probate notice 1840-10-10 3 Munro, Ephraim Administrator's notice 1840-12-12 3 Munro, G. & J. Advertises for shop corner State and High 1844-06-01 3 Munro, G.B. and Co. Advertises 1833-09-14 3 Munro, G.B. and Co. Moved to corner of Hope and Bradford 1833-11-23 3 Munro, G.B. and Co. Copartnership, name changed to Munro, Gifford and Co. 1834-06-14 3 Munro, George Obituary 1873-03-15 2 Munro, George Letter from describing conditions in California during Gold Rush 1849-10-20 2 Munro, George Obituary 1871-05-27 2 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Married Sarah Miller 1837-10-28 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Opens warehouse 1849-09-08 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Advertises for refrigerators 1852-06-08 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Advertises for coffins and furniture 1851-09-13 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Notice will close business 1852-11-27 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Gauger of port 1853-06-25 2 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Advertises for warehouse on Bradford St., will sell shop 1856-11-29 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Assignees notice 1857-07-11 3 Munro, George 2nd (furniture maker) Former house mentioned in adver. 1860-10-13 3 Munro, George 3rd Leaves for Illinois 1837-03-18 2 Munro, George 3rd Obituary, child of George 2nd 1845-04-26 3 Munro, George 3rd Married Mary E. Maguire 1854-11-11 3

Munro, George 3rd Presents counter-petition re. annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren to general assembly 1856-01-26 2 Munro, George A. Married Mary Tillinghast of Mass. 1848-04-29 3 Munro, George A. Returns from California Gold Rush 1850-10-26 2 Munro, George B. Advertises Bank stock 1834-04-26 3 Munro, George B. Elected to town council 1834-05-17 2 Munro, George B. Copartnership notice 1834-06-14 3 Munro, George B. Gauger of casks 1834-05-17 2 Munro, George B. Sells whale stock 1834-06-14 3 Munro, George B. Moderator of Freemen 1835-01-10 2 Munro, George B. Commissioner for asylum 1835-08-29 2 Munro, George B. Petitions for sale of real estate 1836-03-19 2 Munro, George B. Building committee for cotton mill 1836-04-16 3 Munro, George B. Stockholder Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Munro, George B. V.P. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Munro, George B. Appointed to school committee 1837-04-22 2 Munro, George B. Advertises for bank stock 1857-09-23 3 Munro, George B. Building committee for cotton mill 1839-04-20 3 Munro, George B. Director, Eagle Bank 1839-07-06 3 Munro, George B. Munro, Gifford & Co. to close 1839-09-28 3 Munro, George B. Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 Munro, George B. Fired upon by criminal attempting to escape from jail 1842-07-16 2 Munro, George B. Farm mentioned 1845-08-16 2 Munro, George B. Guardian of R. Smith 1845-09-06 3 Munro, George B. Appointed Justice of Peace 1847-04-10 2 Munro, George B. Appointed Town treasurer 1847-04-10 2 Munro, George B. Sells house on Thames St. 1847-11-27 3 Munro, George B. Appointed to committee ot study building of RR. 1848-10-07 2 Munro, George B. Sells house lots 1848-10-21 3 Munro, George B. Sells land and buildings 1848-11-18 3 Munro, George B. School treasurer 1849-03-24 3 Munro, George B. Agent for Fire Insurance Co. 1849-07-21 3 Munro, George B. Agent for nursery 1850-04-06 3 Munro, George B. Sec. of school committee 1850-06-08 3 Munro, George B. Sells house lot 1851-05-31 3 Munro, George B. Agent for fire insurance 1851-07-26 3 Munro, George B. Advertises for tenement on Union St. 1852-02-21 3 Munro, George B. Advertises to let real estate 1852-05-29 3 Munro, George B. Superintendent of Schools 1852-06-05 2 Munro, George B. Advertises to sell bank stock 1852-07-17 3 Munro, George B. Trustee of Savings Institute 1856-01-19 3 Munro, George B. Advertises for real estate on Crooked Lane 1858-06-12 3 Munro, George B. Obituary 1869-05-15 3 Munro, George C. (carpenter) Shop destroyed by fire 1842-01-29 2 Munro, George C. (carpenter) Shop robbed of books and papers no date Munro, George Edward Obituary, infant 1835-02-14 3 Munro, George G. Charged with forgery in Boston (negro) 1851-09-20 2 Munro, George G. (housewright) Appointed constable 1843-04-15 2 Munro, George G. (housewright) Assignees notice 1846-08-15 3 Munro, George G. (housewright) Petitions for insolvency 1846-08-22 3 Munro, George G. (housewright) Obituary 1858-03-20 3 Munro, George H. Obituary, son of David 1855-12-15 2 & 3 Munro, George H. Married Margaret Austin of N. Kingston 1841-02-20 3 Munro, George Jr. Obituary, negro, son of George 1844-08-03 3 Munro, Georgiana (negro) Obituary, father George 1857-04-11 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Notice of copartnership 1834-06-14 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Advertises 1834-06-14 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Copartnership with Storrs, Bourn & Co. dissolved 1835-04-25 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Advertises for house plants 1836-05-21 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. To close 1836-08-06 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Closeout of stock 1836-09-03 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Sells houses and lots 1838-01-27 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Sells whale stock 1838-02-03 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Advertises for silk worm eggs 1838-10-06 3 Munro, Gifford & Co. Purchased by Jarvis Pierce 1839-09-28 3 Munro, Grace W. Married Gilbert Richmond 1837-07-15 3 Munro, Haile Obituary 1838-05-12 3 Munro, Haile Probate notice 1838-06-09 3 Munro, Haile Administrator's notice 1838-07-28 3 Munro, Haile Commissioner's notice 1838-07-28 3 Munro, Haile Land sold at Administrator's sale 1839-04-06 3 Munro, Hannah Probate notice 1834-01-11 3 Munro, Hannah Married Durfee Bradford 1841-02-06 3 Munro, Hannah, E. Married William B. Church of Mass. 1853-12-10 3 Munro, Harriet T. Obituary, child of Wm. 1845-07-12 3 Munro, Hattie A. Married F. Abbot of Mass. 1858-11-27 3 Munro, Henry Obituary, child of Henry Jt. 1840-09-26 3 Munro, Henry Jr. Married Martha Gladding 1836-06-25 3 Munro, Hey Committee of vigilance re. adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Munro, Hezekiah Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Hezekiah Committee on new road 1836-05-14 2 Munro, Hezekiah Sells land 1837-03-04 3 Munro, Hezekiah Leases land 1837-03-18 3 Munro, Hezekiah Rents Bowling Farm 1840-02-08 3 Munro, Hezekiah Measurer of grain 1840-04-18 2 Munro, Hezekiah Leases pasture land 1845-02-08 3 Munro, Hezekiah Leases pasture land 1845-04-05 3 Munro, Hezekiah Leases farm on back road 1847-03-06 3 Munro, Hezekiah Sells farms 1848-12-23 3 Munro, Hezekiah Obituary 1852-05-01 3 Munro, Hezekiah Probate notice 1852-05-08 3 Munro, Hezekiah Administrator's notice 1852-06-12 3 Munro, Hezekiah Administrator's sale of livestock, crops 1852-11-13 3 Munro, Hezekiah Real estate sold 1854-09-30 2 Munro, Hezekiah Auction of stock, farm produce 1856-03-01 3 Munro, Hiram B. Married Mary Bosworth 1840-09-05 3 Munro, infant Obituary, child of John P. 1840-08-15 3 Munro, infant Obituary, child of Henry 1849-10-20 3 Munro, infant Obituary, child of Caleb 1839-09-28 3 Munro, Infant Obituary, child of John P. 1837-08-05 3 Munro, Isabel Married henry Coggeshall 1851-01-04 3 Munro, Isabella Obituary, child of Wm. W. 1847-02-13 3 Munro, James Probate notice 1836-12-17 3 Munro, James Wm. Munro named administrator 1837-03-18 3 Munro, James Commissioner's notice 1837-04-01 3 Munro, James Son of James and Eliza, Obituary 1871-11-25 2 Munro, James Augustus Obituary, child of George 2nd 1849-07-28 3 Munro, James N. Married Eliza Lawrence 1839-09-07 3 Munro, James nelson Dies in Cuba 1840-01-18 3 Munro, James Nelson Obituary, infant 1835-05-09 3 Munro, Jeremiah (carpenter) Assignees notice 1846-08-15 3 Munro, Jeremiah (carpenter) Petitions for insolvency 1846-08-22 3 Munro, Jeremiah (carpenter) Land sold at auction 1847-11-06 3 Munro, Jeremiah (carpenter) Shop sold at auction 1849-10-13 3 Munro, Jeremiah W. Married Elizabeth Burrington 1838-12-08 3 Munro, Jeremiah W. Child dies in fire 1843-03-25 2 Munro, Jeremiah W. Married Elizabeth Diman 1846-08-01 3 Munro, John Obituary 1872-11-09 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Opens general store, advertises for hardware 1841-03-20 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1842-09-24 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Advertises for new goods 1842-10-22 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Advertises for sarsaparilla 1843-10-28 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) V.P. Young Men's Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Sec. and Treasurer of Y.M. Temperance Society 1844-08-17 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1846-01-03 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Married Abby H. Batt 1847-01-09 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Appointed to school committee 1851-04-05 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Director, Eagle Bank 1852-07-10 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Elected representative 1853-04-09 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Elected representative 1855-04-07 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Purchases estate on Hope Street 1855-05-05 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Argues against annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren in General Assembly 1855-06-23 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Petitions for incorporation of Pokanoket Bank 1856-03-08 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Elected representative 1856-04-05 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Delegate to state convention 1856-09-27 2 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Argues in vain against annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1858-02-13 3 Munro, John B. (storekeeper) Advertises for groceries, medicines 1861-02-09 3 Munro, John F. Hurt in accident at Gardiner's Mill 1858-06-26 2 Munro, John M. Probate notice 1857-06-13 4 Munro, John M. (captain) Married Emily Coggeshall 1852-05-15 3 Munro, John M. (captain) Probate notice 1855-07-16 3 Munro, John M. (captain) Administrator's notice 1853-07-16 3 Munro, John M. (captain) Killed by whale, description of accident, Obituary and Eulogy, notice of wife's death 1853-07-23 3 Munro, John P. Married Matilda T. Davis 1836-10-29 3 Munro, John P. Partnership with George Coit dissolved 1839-02-23 3 Munro, John P. Will continue block and pump making business 1839-02-25 3 Munro, John P. Shop mentioned in advertisement 1846-05-30 3 Munro, John W. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Munro, John W. Advertises for hardware 1856-11-22 3 Munro, Jonathan B. Married Elizabeth Wilson 1849-04-21 3 Munro, Joseph Obituary 1870-02-12 3 Munro, Joseph Packer of provisions 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Joseph Married Betsy Short 1852-12-18 3 Munro, Joseph (Rev. war veteran) Dies at 89 1849-04-28 3 Munro, Joseph (Rev. war veteran) Probate notice 1849-05-12 3 Munro, Joseph (Rev. war veteran) Executor's, commissioner's notices 1849-06-09 3 Munro, Joseph (Rev. war veteran) Executor's sale of real estate 1850-03-09 3 Munro, Joseph 2nd Petitions for annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1858-03-13 2 Munro, Joseph 3rd Passenger aboard shipwrecked schooner 1849-10-13 2 Munro, Joseph Henry Dies in accident at sugar refinery 1852-08-28 2 Munro, Joseph Jr. Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Joseph Jr. Fence viewer 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Joseph Jr. Married Catherine Talby 1846-08-29 3 Munro, Josiah Obituary 1842-02-12 3 Munro, Josiah Probate notice 1842-03-12 3 Munro, Josiah Administrator's notice 1842-04-16 3 Munro, Julia Married to Nathaniel Peckhan 1833-09-21 3 Munro, Louisa Obituary, wife of Carrington P. 1861-05-18 3 Munro, Louisa Anna Obituary, child of Mary Ann (negro) 1847-05-22 3 Munro, Lucy Widow of Benjamin, Obituary 1874-03-21 2 Munro, Lucy B. Married Benjamin Tilley of N.Y. 1852-11-27 3 Munro, Lucy R. Married J. Pearse of Mass. 1844-05-25 3 Munro, Lydia Married Charles Y. Lewin of Fall River 1857-12-12 3 Munro, Margaret Obituary, widow of Ichabod 1858-11-27 3 Munro, Margaret G. Thanks townspeople for attempting to save barn from fire (widow of Charles) 1849-09-08 3 Munro, Maria Married George T. Greene 1852-11-20 3 Munro, Marion E. Dies at 22, daughter of Allen K. 1861-10-05 3 Munro, Martha Obituary, widow of Ephraim 1849-01-13 3 Munro, Martha Married Ira Slade 1840-12-19 3 Munro, Martha Wife of Henry, obituary 1869-11-06 3 Munro, Martha Wife of Capt. Joseph Munro, obituary 1868-05-30 3 Munro, Martha A. Obituary, only daughter of George 1858-02-13 3 Munro, Martha Lindsay Obituary, wife of late George 2nd 1843-04-29 3 Munro, Martha Lindsay Probate notice 1843-05-06 3 Munro, Martha Lindsay Commissioner's notice 1843-06-10 3 Munro, Martha Lindsay Administrator's notice 1843-06-17 3 Munro, Martha Lindsay Real estate sold at auction 1844-03-09 3 Munro, Mary Married Col. Peter Church 1842-12-17 3 Munro, Mary Obituary, widow of Wm. 1843-12-09 3 Munro, Mary Probate notice 1844-01-06 3 Munro, Mary Married John W. Pearce 1843-05-13 3 Munro, Mary Obituary, wife of Capt. Joseph 1845-12-06 3 Munro, Mary Married Stephen Williston 1850-12-14 3 Munro, Mary A. Married Simeon Newman 1852-06-05 3 Munro, Mary A. Obituary, wife of Allen K., poem 1861-05-04 3 Munro, Mary A. Married J. Smith 1851-06-21 3 Munro, Mary Ann Married Allen K. Munro 1836-04-30 3 Munro, Mary Catherine (infant) Obituary, father Joseph 1852-09-25 3 Munro, Mary J. (Milliner) Advertises for store 1860-09-29 3 Munro, Mary L. Married G. Gardner of Warren 1845-03-15 3 Munro, Matthias (Rev) Administrator's sale of land and house 1837-06-17 3 Munro, Matthias (Rev) Property sold at Administrator's sale 1840-07-11 3 Munro, Matthias (Rev) Probate notice 1844-10-12 3 Munro, Mrs. Jane Married J. Gage of N.Y. 1860-06-02 3 Munro, Myra W. Obituary, child of John B. 1848-11-18 3 Munro, Nancy Obituary, widow of William 1853-01-22 3 Munro, Nancy Married Edwin Hiscox of Warren 1848-10-14 3 Munro, Nancy Wife of John, Obituary 1875-06-26 2 Munro, Nancy Wife of Bosworth K., obituary 1871-10-07 2 Munro, Nancy B. Married Luther Handy 1846-10-03 3 Munro, Nancy D. Notice to debtors 1846-09-26 3 Munro, Nathaniel Guardian appointed 1834-12-06 3 Munro, Nathaniel Guardian's notice 1836-03-05 3 Munro, Nathaniel Obituary 1838-12-08 3 Munro, Nathaniel Probate notice 1838-12-22 3 Munro, Nathaniel Commissioner's notice 1839-01-19 3 Munro, Nathaniel Property sold at Administrator's sale 1839-11-09 3 Munro, Nathaniel Land sold at Administrator's sale 1840-03-07 3 Munro, Nathaniel Land sold at Administrator's sale 1843-05-20 3 Munro, Nathaniel Drowns when boat is upset by sudden squall 1843-07-29 2 Munro, Nathaniel Probate notice 1843-09-09 3 Munro, Nathaniel House lot sold at auction 1844-03-09 3 Munro, Nathaniel Obituary 1854-12-09 3 Munro, Nathaniel 2nd Guardian appointed 1839-11-16 3 Munro, Nathaniel 2nd Guardian's notice 1839-12-07 3 Munro, Nathaniel 2nd Probate notice 1846-11-14 3 Munro, Nathaniel 2nd Commissioner's notice 1847-02-06 3 Munro, Nathaniel L.F. Assignee's notice 1854-04-01 3 Munro, Otis (grocer) Advertises for grocery store, corner State and Thames 1857-05-30 3 Munro, Otis (grocer) Advertises for groceries, crockery, etc. 1861-08-03 3 Munro, Pamelia A. Married Thomas S. Clarke of N.Y. 1853-02-05 3 Munro, Patience Married James Ingraham 1838-10-20 3 Munro, Perry (son of Capt. Joseph) Dies at sea 1836-03-05 3 Munro, Phebe Married Simon Liscomb 1840-08-22 3 Munro, Phebe C. Married Charles R. Lee 1855-12-08 no page Munro, Rebecca Allen Obituary, child of Samuel S. 1842-06-04 3 Munro, Rebecca C. Obituary & Eulogy, widow of Josiah 1857-01-31 3 Munro, Rebecca C. Poem Published 1857-02-21 2 Munro, Rebecca S. Married James C. Bowler 1855-04-21 3 Munro, Rebecca S. Married Wm. Easterbrooks 1839-04-27 3 Munro, Rhoda Obituary, child of Cales 1842-12-17 3 Munro, Ruth Wife of Captain Allen, obituary 1873-06-07 2 Munro, Sally Obituary 1835-04-18 3 Munro, Sally Obituary 1854-01-21 2 & 3 Munro, Sally Administrator's notice 1855-04-07 3 & 4 Munro, Sally Probate notice 1854-02-18 3 Munro, Sally Notice on Sallys' estate 1855-10-06 3 Munro, Sally Administrator's sale of real estate 1855-05-12 3 Munro, Sally Widow of Haile, obituary 1871-10-07 2 Munro, Samuel Charged with theft of eggs (negro) 1843-08-26 2 Munro, Samuel (laborer) Files for insolvency 1845-02-08 3 Munro, Samuel (laborer) Assignees notice 1845-03-22 3 Munro, Samuel N.G. Married Amey E. Slade 1853-02-12 3 Munro, Samuel S. Married Ann Pitman 1839-03-02 3 Munro, Samuel S. Child of scalded during fire 1842-05-14 2 Munro, Samuel S. Child dies of burns 1842-06-04 3 Munro, Samuel S. Appointed auditor of accounts 1855-04-21 2 Munro, Sanford B. Married Mary G. Tinninghast 1853-07-02 3 Munro, Sarah Obituary 1835-10-31 3 Munro, Sarah Probate notice 1854-01-07 3 Munro, Sarah Commissioner's notice 1854-02-25 3 Munro, Sarah Executor's notice 1854-02-25 3 Munro, Sarah Executor's petition to sell real estate 1854-08-19 4 Munro, Sarah Executor's sale of real estate 1854-09-09 3 Munro, Sarah Obituary, widow of Nathaniel 2nd 1846-07-18 3 Munro, Sarah Probate notice 1846-11-14 3 Munro, Sarah Commissioner's notice 1847-02-06 3 Munro, Sarah Obituary, wife of Capt. Wm. P. 1851-11-08 3 Munro, Sarah Guardian appointed 1834-06-07 3 Munro, Sarah Obituary 1835-01-24 3 Munro, Sarah Administrator's and Commissioner's notices 1835-03-07 3 Munro, Sarah Probate notice 1835-10-10 3 Munro, Sarah Obituary, aged 81 yrs. Widow of Capt. Bennett 1856-05-10 3 Munro, Sarah Obituary, father late Edward 1855-12-31 3 Munro, Sarah C. Married Joseph B. Minchur of Eng. 1857-07-25 3 Munro, Sarah C. Married Wm. Morse of Edgartown 1842-07-30 3 Munro, Sarah C. Married Dr. Marmaduke Mason 1840-10-03 3 Munro, Sarah Elizabeth Obituary, also poem 1854-02-18 3 Munro, Sarah H. Married Thomas Martin of Warren 1844-09-21 3 Munro, Sylvester Fire at home of 1842-05-14 2 Munro, Sylvester Dies, Biography 1862-01-25 3 Munro, Thomas G. (may be Thomas Green Munro) Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Thomas G. (may be Thomas Green Munro) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Munro, Thomas G. (may be Thomas Green Munro) Collector of taxes 1842-04-23 2 Munro, Thomas G. (may be Thomas Green Munro) Notice to taxpayers 1842-10-29 3 Munro, Thomas G. (may be Thomas Green Munro) Appointed auctioneer 1843-04-15 2 Munro, Thomas G. (may be Thomas Green Munro) Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Munro, Thomas Greene (may be Thomas G.) Obituary 1860-02-25 3 Munro, Thomas Greene (may be Thomas G.) Probate notice 1860-03-10 3 Munro, Thomas Greene (may be Thomas G.) Executrix's notice 1861-02-16 3 Munro, Thomas K. Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Munro, Thomas K. Signs petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Munro, Thomas K. Nathan Simmons made guardian 1846-04-11 3 Munro, Thomas K. Guradian's sale of real estate 1846-05-09 3 Munro, Thomas K. Dies at 82 1848-12-09 3 Munro, Thomas K. Probate notice 1848-12-09 3 Munro, Thomas K. Commissioner's, administrator's notices 1849-02-10 3 Munro, Thomas K. Adminstrator's sale of real estate 1849-09-08 3 Munro, Wiliam J. Diman Obituary, child of Jeremiah 1850-05-04 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Advertises for stoves 1834-12-20 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Director, Bristol Union Temperance Society 1838-03-03 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Delegate to state Temperance Society 1838-10-13 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Advertises 1839-10-12 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Advertises for garden seeds 1840-04-25 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Founder of Bristol Institute for savings 1841-08-21 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Chosen representative at political meeting 1842-04-23 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Appointed Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Weigher of custom house 1845-09-20 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1846-03-21 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Advertises for tenement 1851-08-16 3 Munro, Wiliam P. Elected comm. Of public highways 1852-04-10 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Elected Senator 1855-04-07 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Elected Senator 1856-04-05 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Resigns as Senator 1856-05-17 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Made chief engineer of Fire Dept. 1856-06-14 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Resigns as Fire Chief 1856-11-08 2 Munro, Wiliam P. Agent for Insurance Co. 1858-11-06 3 Munro, Wiliam P. 2nd Joins California Gold Rush 1849-03-10 2 Munro, Wiliam P. 2nd Returns from California Gold Rush 1851-06-21 2 Munro, William Lawsuit settles 1836-09-17 2 Munro, William Obituary 1853-04-16 3 Munro, William Probate notice 1853-06-11 3 Munro, William Administrator's, commissioner's notices 1853-07-16 3 Munro, William Administrator's sale of real estate 1853-09-03 3 Munro, William Probate notice 1834-07-12 3 Munro, William Son of John, obituary 1871-08-26 2 Munro, William Henry Obituary, father Joseph Jr. 1855-03-24 3 Munro, William Henry Obituary, child of Henry jr. 1845-10-11 3 Munro, William S. Married Sarah Cole 1838-06-23 3 Munro, William W. Obituary, eulogy 1847-04-10 3 Munro, William W. Probate notice 1847-04-10 3 Munro, William W. Executor's notice 1847-05-15 3 Munro's Mill Mentioned in news item 1844-10-12 2 Munroe, Benjamin Son of Captain Samuel S. Munroe, Obituary 1869-02-13 2 Munroe, Bennett Invents machine for shelling corn 1839-12-28 3 Munroe, Elizabeth Obituary, widow of Capt. George 1853-06-18 3 Munroe, Frank (infant) Son of Sylvester and Eliza, obituary 1870-08-27 3 Munroe, John H. Opens tailor shop 1839-10-05 3 Munroe, John H. Will close store, leave Bristol 1840-03-07 3 Munroe, Joseph Son of John & Matilda, obituary 1864-12-17 2 Munroe, Margaret Obituary, widow of Charles(negro) 1852-10-23 3 Munroe, Mary Wife of Archibald, obituary 1863-05-23 3 Munroe, Matilda Wife of John P., obituary 1869-04-24 2 Munroe, Rebecca Obituary 1841-10-30 3 Murders Body of Thomas Lannegan found 1851-03-22 2 Murders Body of strangled infant found 1852-03-13 2 Murders Body of murdered infant found 1854-04-29 2

Murders Body of murdered infant found, Ellen McGraph arrested, $50 reward offered for other suspects 1855-07-07 2 & 3 Murders J.McLaughlin found dead on street, murder suspected 1855-11-10 2 Murders Edward Howard fatally wounded in brawl, 9 Irishmen arrested 1855-12-08 2 Murders Bridegroom and 5 others held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Murders Description of murder trial, suspects found not guilty 1856-03-15 2 Murders Body of newborn infant found 1857-03-21 2 Murders Margaret Scott, former Bristol resident, murdered on Prudence island 1858-07-17 2 Murders Body of infant found 1862-05-31 2 Murders Henry Schierholt suspected of murdering wife Eliza 1863-09-12 2 Murphy, Mobris Obituary 1865-03-11 3 Mutton, George Married Sarah W. Coy 1840-09-19 3 Mutton, George Advertises for bathhouse 1861-06-29 3 Mutton, George T. Wounded at Battle of Bull Run 1861-08-24 2 Mutton, Lewis Edwin Obituary, son of George & Sarah 1857-10-31 3 Mutton, Mary E. Obituary, child of George 1846-07-11 3 Myers, Eliza Married Henry Miller 1856-08-09 3 Myers, Ellen Married J. Wilkinson 1861-03-09 3 Myers, William Obituary 1873-02-15 2 Narragansett fish works Citizens petition against because of odors 1856-07-19 3 Narragansett fish works Assignees' sale of buildings, machinery 1856-08-09 3 National India rubber company Groundbreaking begins 1864-06-11 2 National India rubber company Walls for buildings almost complete 1864-09-17 2 National India rubber company Well for water dug 1864-10-15 2 National India rubber company Granite blocks used for boiler foundation 1864-12-03 2 National India rubber company Purchases Sprague's wharf 1864-12-10 2 National India rubber company Steam engines for boilers installed 1865-01-28 2 National India rubber company Additional stone building to be erected 1865-04-22 2 National India rubber company Summary of affairs; opening plans 1865-06-24 2 National India rubber company Storm blows part of wall down 1865-07-01 2 National India rubber company Walls that were blown down have been rebuilt 1865-07-15 2 National India rubber company First engine in operation 1865-09-02 2 National India rubber company Bell installed in tower belfry 1865-12-30 2 National India rubber company Original bell cracked; new one installed 1866-10-20 2 National India rubber company Completes brick addition to main building 1867-10-05 2 National India rubber company In process of building another brick addition 1867-11-19 2 National India rubber company Steam engines explodes; is under repair 1868-03-07 2 National India rubber company Explosion and fire in drying chest 1869-03-06 2 National India rubber company Company has broken ground for new construction 1869-06-19 2 National India rubber company Thorough article on complete workings and various departments of the factory 1869-10-30 2 National India rubber company Bad fire destroys half of plant 1870-01-14 2 National India rubber company Has purchased land for construction of a reservoir 1870-08-16 2 National India rubber company Rubber workers strike now over; worker return to job 1873-05-12 2 Navy, Martha Obituary, negro 1849-08-11 3 Negro brass band Performs, efforts praised 1843-05-27 2 Negro church Members hold fair 1851-07-04 3 Negroes Article; should they be soldiers? 1863-02-28 2 Negroes Folks in area have Christmas Ball 1864-12-31 2 Negroes Negroes have Christmas Ball at armory 1865-12-30 2 Negroes Negro arrested for stealing horse blankets 1866-01-06 2 Negroes Slave troupe: "Georgia Minstrells" entertain 1866-03-10 2 Negroes Negroes to have grand social at armory for Thanksgiving 1867-11-23 2 Negroes Man arrested, Charles Bowen, for theft; imprisoned 1872-12-14 2 Negur, Mary Jane Obituary, wife of Robert 1857-01-24 3 Nelson, Col. Nathaniel Assignees notice 1834-05-24 3 Neptune (brig) Sold at auction 1838-03-31 3 Neptune (brig) Damaged by gale 1840-02-22 2 Neptune (brig) Fire aboard, arson suspected 1843-07-15 2 Neptune (brig) History of 1846-03-07 2 Neptune (brig) Sold at auction 1851-07-26 3 Nereus Sold at auction 1844-06-08 3 New Bedford, Fall River, Bristol and Providence stage and steamboat line Advertisement 1833-09-21 3 New England protective union Members of union resign 1857-09-26 3 New England protective union Former store mentioned 1858-10-30 3 Newell, Eliza Married Andrew Lewis 1849-06-30 3 Newell, Henry (may be Horace Newell) Arrested for robbing store of J. Pierce, sentenced to 2 month's imprisonment 1850-07-27 3 Newell, Henry (may be Horace Newell) Convicted of assault 1856-02-16 2 Newell, Henry (may be Horace Newell) Convicted of assaulting aged woman 1861-04-27 2 Newell, Henry (may be Horace Newell) Convicted of raping aged woman 1861-05-11 2 Newell, Henry (may be Horace Newell) Sentenced to 4 years in prison 1861-09-14 2 Newell, Horace (may be Henry Newell) Arrested for robbing store 1848-12-23 2 Newell, Horace (may be Henry Newell) Arrested for robbing store of J. Gladding 1850-05-18 2 Newell, Mary Wife of Captain Joseph L. Gardner, obituary 1867-02-09 3 Newman, Abby H. Obituary, wife of James T. 1842-09-17 3 Newman, Abigal [Abigail] H. Probate notice 1849-07-07 3 Newman, Albert Obituary, child 1836-12-03 3 Newman, Allen M. Guardian appointed 1834-01-11 3 Newman, Allen M. Married Abby Munro 1845-06-28 3 Newman, Allen M. Save blind man, William Gladding, from drowning 1860-06-16 2 Newman, Allen M. Receives commission in U.S. Navy 1861-10-12 2 Newman, Ann Elizabeth Married Pardon Edward on New Bedford 1842-10-01 3 Newman, James T. Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Newman, James T. Guardian appointed for children 1835-03-14 3 Newman, James T. Obituary 1839-11-23 3 Newman, James T. Byron Diman guardian of children 1843-02-11 3 Newman, James T. House mentioned in advertisement 1843-04-01 3 Newman, James T. Land sold at auction 1850-02-23 3 Newman, John S. Married Emeline A. Munro 1858-02-13 3 Newman, Mary Abbey Obituary, child 1837-12-16 3 Newman, Simeon A. Married Mary Munro 1852-06-05 3 Newman, Simeon A. Dies in Georgetown hospital while serving in Union Army 1862-03-22 2 Newman, Simeon A. Letter from Captain Goff regarding death 1862-03-29 2 Newman, Simeon A. Extensive funeral procession held 1862-04-05 2 Newman, William J. Married Amelia Munro 1850-02-09 3 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Advertisement 1834-05-10 4 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Editorial concerning Mr. Chadwick 1837-06-10 2 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Fare reduced 1840-07-04 3 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Acquires handsome new stage 1842-07-09 2 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Train connection to Boston begins 1844-04-27 3 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Train connection to New York begins 1844-08-17 3 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Acquires new stage 1844-08-24 2 Newport, Bristol, Warren and Providence stage Becomes railroad line 1844-09-28 3 News stands New literary depot opened 1846-02-07 3 News stands Location changed 1846-03-07 3 News stands P. Trafford & Co. news stand opens on State Street 1848-03-25 3 News stands William C. Van Doorn opens news stand 1848-11-25 3 News stands B. E. Matthews advertisement 1851-02-15 3 News stands G. W. Easterbrook's depot mentioned 1852-01-01 2 News stands J. N. Burgess advertisement 1858-06-12 3 Newton, Ida (infant) Daughter of Captain Cobb, obituary 1864-12-31 2 Nichols, Benjamin Advertisement for boarding house 1846-09-12 3 Nichols, Charlotte F. Married J. Davenport of Newport 1846-11-07 3 Nichols, Euclyd C. Married Mary E. Borden 1856-05-31 3 Nichols, Euclyd C. Assignee's notice 1857-05-23 3 Nichols, Julia Maria Married John Warren 1848-05-06 3 Nichols, William S. (storekeeper) Advertisement 1833-09-28 3 Nichols, William S. (storekeeper) Notice of plans to leave Bristol 1834-09-13 3 Nichols, William S. (storekeeper) General treasurer of Whig Prox 1834-09-14 2 Nickerson, Elsy Obituary, child of James 1842-08-27 3 Nickolas Brown (barque) Purchased by Bristolian 1845-10-25 2 Nickolas Brown (barque) Lost in gale 1846-11-07 2 Noltie, Charles (child) Son of Frederic and Ellen, obituary 1869-02-20 2 Nooning, Abby Widow of Jonathan, obituary 1867-10-19 3 Nooning, Ann W. Married William Bradford 1839-03-30 3 Nooning, Emeline Married Allen Miller 1838-05-05 3 Nooning, Harriet L. (Minor) guardian appointed for 1857-06-13 3 Nooning, Isabella Obituary, daughter of Jonathan, poem 1848-01-29 3 Nooning, Isabella Eulogy 1848-02-12 3 Nooning, James House vandalized, reward offered 1851-03-22 3 Nooning, James Barn burned by arson, reward offered 1853-11-05 2 & 3 Nooning, James Obituary 1856-04-05 3 Nooning, James Probate notice 1856-04-19 3 Nooning, James Administrators notice 1856-05-10 3 Nooning, James Administrators petition to sell real estate of 1856-10-11 3 Nooning, James Notice regarding division of real estate 1858-01-16 3 Nooning, James Barns sold at auction 1856-11-15 3 Nooning, Jonathan Married Eliza Bowler 1834-03-01 3 Nooning, Jonathan Land to be sold at collector's sale 1836-09-10 3 Nooning, Jonathan Will sell house lots 1840-03-07 3 Nooning, Jonathan Obituary 1855-07-14 3 Nooning, Jonathan Probate notice 1855-07-14 3 Nooning, Jonathan Administrators notice 1856-01-19 3 Nooning, Jonathan Administrators petition to sell real estate of 1856-10-11 3 Nooning, Jonathan Commissioners notice 1857-01-17 3 Nooning, Jonathan Guardian's notice 1855-06-09 3 Nooning, Jonathan Guardian for daughter appointed 1857-06-13 3 Nooning, Jonathan Notice regarding division of real estate 1858-01-16 3 Nooning, Jonathan Administrator's sale to 2 lots of land 1858-04-17 3 Nooning, Jonathan Jr. Obituary 1858-07-10 3 Nooning, Sally Obituary, 80 years of age 1854-09-16 3 Norcross, Elizabeth Married T. Simpkins 1860-12-08 3 Norman, George H. Director of Bristol Gas Light Company 1856-02-16 3 Noros, Monsieur Offers French school 1838-09-15 2 & 3 Norris & Barns (merchants) Advertisement for coal 1848-11-18 3 Norris & Barns (merchants) Purchase barque Anne for expedition to gold fields in California 1849-01-13 2 Norris & Barns (merchants) Wharf mentioned 1849-02-10 2 Norris & Barns (merchants) Begin sugar manufacturing business 1849-07-21 3 Norris & Barns (merchants) Gold mining enterprise successful, will sell barque Anne 1850-01-19 2 Norris & Barns (merchants) Owners of shipwrecked brig John Hill 1850-04-13 2 Norris & Barns (merchants) Counting room mentioned 1853-02-26 2 Norris & Barns (merchants) Subscriber of Bristol-Providence railroad 1853-04-02 3 Norris & Barns (merchants) Copartnership dissolved 1854-06-24 3 Norris & Cook Copartnership dissolved 1852-07-03 3 Norris & Cook Lawsuit mentioned 1856-03-22 2 Norris, Alonzo Victim of steamboat tragedy 1858-10-16 2 Norris, Alonzo Obituary 1860-04-21 3 Norris, Ann Guardian appointed for, judged incapable 1858-09-04 3 Norris, Benjamin Re-elected to General Assembly 1834-04-19 2 Norris, Benjamin Appointed to committee 1834-05-10 3 Norris, Benjamin List of members of House of Representatives 1834-05-10 3 Norris, Benjamin President of fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Norris, Benjamin Re-elected to General Assembly 1834-08-30 2 Norris, Benjamin Chosen to examine engines 1835-01-10 2 Norris, Benjamin Resigns as president of Freeman's bank 1835-04-11 3 Norris, Benjamin Creditors meeting 1835-04-25 3 Norris, Benjamin Houses and land sold 1835-05-23 3 Norris, Benjamin Notice to creditors 1835-12-19 3 Norris, Benjamin Appointed to school committee 1836-05-14 2 Norris, Benjamin Meeting of creditors 1836-05-28 3 Norris, Benjamin Home sold at auction 1836-10-01 3 Norris, Benjamin Assignee's notice 1836-11-12 3 Norris, Benjamin Married Mary Paine 1839-05-18 3 Norris, Benjamin Obituary, age 85 1855-10-13 3 Norris, Benjamin Probate notice 1855-11-10 3 Norris, Benjamin Administrator's notice 1856-01-26 3 Norris, Captain John Mentioned in advertisement 1838-12-15 3 Norris, Captain John Appointed to study road repairs 1841-04-24 2 Norris, Captain John Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1841-05-22 3 Norris, Captain John V. P. of Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1841-07-24 2 Norris, Captain John Items stolen from shed of 1841-12-11 3 Norris, Captain John Former store mentioned 1844-10-11 3 Norris, Captain John Fire at home of, building saved 1847-01-02 2 Norris, Captain John Thanks fire department and volunteers for saving home from fire 1847-01-02 3 Norris, Captain John Article on life 1866-03-10 2 Norris, Captain John Obituary 1866-03-10 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Launches schooner 1833-09-14 2 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Advertisement for rivits [rivets] and cables 1833-09-14 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Appointed auctioneer 1834-05-17 2 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Elected commissioner 1834-08-30 2 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Coll. of Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Notice to debtors 1835-06-20 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Administrator appointed 1836-09-10 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Administrator's notice 1836-09-10 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Commissioner's notice 1836-09-10 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Probate notice 1837-04-08 3 Norris, Captain W. E. (sea captain) Guardian appointed for children 1841-04-10 3 Norris, Charles Carr Obituary, child 1836-03-19 3 Norris, Eliza Obituary, widow of Gilbert 1860-04-14 3 Norris, Elizabeth N. Married William E. Chadwick 1856-12-27 3 Norris, Gilbert Probate notice 1836-05-07 3 Norris, Gilbert Administrator's notice 1836-07-16 3 Norris, Gilbert Commissioner's notice 1836-10-08 3 Norris, Gilbert Administrator's sale 1837-06-17 3 Norris, Gilbert Make heroic attempt to save boy from drowning 1852-08-28 2 Norris, Harriet Guardian appointed 1841-04-10 3 Norris, Harriet Byron Married Horace M. Barns 1852-08-14 3 Norris, Harriet E. Married John B. Taylor 1858-06-05 3 Norris, Hays & Co. (oakum manufacturers) Factory in full operation 1854-10-28 2 Norris, Hays & Co. (oakum manufacturers) Assignee's notice 1855-01-06 3 Norris, Hays & Co. (oakum manufacturers) Oakum works sold at auction 1855-04-21 3 Norris, Henry L. Guardian appointed 1841-04-10 3 Norris, Hezekiah Gauger of casks 1834-05-17 2 Norris, Hezekiah Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Norris, Hezekiah Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Norris, Hezekiah Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Norris, Hezekiah Surveyor of stone and brick walls 1836-09-03 2 Norris, Hezekiah Surveyor of stone and brick 1838-05-05 2 Norris, John Sausage maker, mentioned in advertisement 1860-01-07 4 Norris, John Appointed measurer and inspector of fire wood 1833-10-12 4 Norris, John Director, Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Norris, John President of fire ward 1836-05-14 2 Norris, John Committee to purchase hydraulion 1836-05-14 2 Norris, John Building committee for cotton mill 1836-04-16 3 Norris, John Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Norris, John Committee to examine fire engines 1837-09-02 2 Norris, John Partnership with Constant Chase dissolved 1839-04-06 3 Norris, John Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Norris, John Director, Bristol Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Norris, John Appointed to town council 1840-04-18 2 Norris, John Director, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1841-02-06 3 Norris, John Assessor of taxes 1841-04-24 2 Norris, John Trustee of new savings bank 1841-08-07 2 Norris, John V. P. of savings bank 1841-08-21 2 Norris, John Treasurer of Pokanoket Steam Mill 1842-01-29 3 Norris, John Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Norris, John V. P. Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Norris, John Director, Freeman's Bank 1843-01-07 3 Norris, John Committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Norris, John Fire at barn of, arsonist seen leaving the scene 1843-07-15 2 Norris, John Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill after fire 1843-08-05 3 Norris, John Baptist representative to new temperance society 1844-01-27 3 Norris, John Whig delegate to state convention 1847-12-25 3 Norris, John Vice-chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Norris, John Delegate to Whig convention 1849-01-20 2 Norris, John Appointed to committee promoting Bristol-Providence railroad 1849-02-10 2 Norris, John Subscriber of Bristol-Providence railroad 1853-04-02 3 Norris, John Appointed commissioner of public streets 1854-04-08 2 Norris, John Delegate to state convention 1856-05-24 2 Norris, John (cabinet maker) Shop destroyed by fire 1857-05-16 2 Norris, John & Co. Firm dissolved 1839-04-06 3 Norris, John 2nd Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Norris, John Jr. Copartnership with F. Cook dissolved, copartnership of Norris, Hayes & Co. formed 1852-07-03 3 Norris, John Jr. Married Silvia H. Grinnell of New Bedford 1857-10-03 3 Norris, John Jr. Sail for England 1857-11-14 2 Norris, Julia H. Obituary, child of Samuel 1848-09-09 3 Norris, L. H. Committee for Empire Fire Co. 1853-05-14 3 Norris, Mary Obituary and eulogy, age 83 years 1855-12-08 3 Norris, Mary Married George Stutson 1845-02-15 3 Norris, Mary Obituary 1845-03-08 3 Norris, Mrs. Harriet B. President of Bristol Soldier's Friend Society 1861-10-26 2 Norris, Mrs. John Obituary 1864-09-10 3 Norris, Mrs. Samuel Sails for England 1857-11-14 2 Norris, Rachel A. Married J. Pearse 1860-03-24 3 Norris, S. 2nd corporal of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Norris, Samuel Obituary 1845-09-06 3 Norris, Samuel Married Isabella Eustin Dimond, daughter of F. M. Dimond 1850-04-27 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Circulating comm. Y. M. temperance society 1844-03-16 2 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Copartnership with J. F. Baars, sperm oil and candle manufacturing 1844-10-05 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) House sold 1845-08-30 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Married Julia Holmes 1847-01-30 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Sec. of stockholders of proposed telegraph company 1849-02-10 2 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Begins sugar manufacturing business 1849-07-21 2 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Copartnership formed 1849-07-21 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Copartnership with Dimond and Barns dissolved 1854-02-18 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Copartnership with H. Barns dissolved 1854-06-24 3 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Sails for England 1855-09-15 2 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Describes gale during voyage 1857-01-03 2 Norris, Samuel (candle maker) Returns for Liverpool 1858-12-04 2 Norris, Sarah J. Married Elisha M. Wardwell 1853-11-12 3 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) Elected officer of infantry 1834-05-03 2 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) Advertisement for furniture store 1838-09-29 3 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1838-12-01 3 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) House sold 1839-12-14 3 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) Advertisement for chairs 1840-05-30 3 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) Enlarges store 1840-12-19 3 Norris, Thomas (furniture maker) Appointed Justice of Peace 1854-04-08 2 Norris, William C. Guardian appointed 1841-04-10 3 Norris, William E. Lawsuit settled 1836-09-17 2 Norris's wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1840-09-26 3 Norris's wharf Auction at 1841-05-22 3 Norris's wharf Sugar refinery to be built on 1849-07-21 2 North Bend (sailboat) For sale by William R. Taylor 1840-06-20 3 North Bristol Suggested by group seeking division of town 1855-11-17 2 North Bristol Rumor reported that citizen plan to begin own shipping from Poppasquash point 1856-02-16 2 North Bristol Petition regarding creation of North Bristol 1856-03-15 3 North Point Farm Sold at auction 1845-08-23 3 North Point Farm Sold by executor's of M. A. DeWolf 1851-08-16 3 North Point Farm For sale 1856-08-02 3 North Point Farm Auction of livestock and farm implements 1858-12-25 3 Northup, Amy D. Married Charles S. Allen of Fall River 1856-06-07 3 Northup, Christopher Obituary 1838-10-13 3 Northup, Hattie Gertrude Infant, obituary 1865-08-26 3 Northup, Joseph Dies from effects of drinking cold water 1849-07-21 2 Northup, Lydia Obituary 1838-09-01 3 Northup, Mary Married Richard Fenner 1850-06-08 3 Northup, Stephen T. Married Mary C. Gayton 1857-12-25 3 Northup, William Married Abby T. W. Michell 1856-03-09 3 Norton, Adah Executor's notice 1860-01-07 3 Nosam, Ecreip W. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods store 1850-03-16 3 Noyes, Benjamin B. Secretary of Whig freemen 1839-10-26 3 Noyes, Benjamin B. Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Noyes, Benjamin B. Nominated secretary of Young Men's Whig convention 1840-04-11 3 Noyes, Benjamin B. Cashier of Eagle Bank 1840-11-28 3 Noyes, Benjamin B. Committee of vigilance regarding adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Noyes, Captain Instructs in navigation, penmanship and book keeping 1835-01-31 3 Noyes, Captain Re-opens school 1835-01-22 3 Noyes, Captain Editorial praising 1835-09-05 2 Noyes, Captain Editorial praising 1835-10-03 2 Noyes, Eliza M. Obituary, widow of William R, also eulogy 1853-09-03 3 Noyes, William Son of Henry and Sarah, obituary 1866-03-24 3 Noyes, William R. Article on death 1867-05-25 2 Noyes, William R. Files for insolvency 1839-08-17 3 Noyes, William R. Petition continued 1839-09-21 3 Noyes, William R. Petition granted 1843-03-18 2 Noyes, William R. Assignee's notice 1843-08-26 3 Noyes, William R. Obituary 1851-12-20 3 Nurseries Samuel Sparks advertisement 1841-03-27 3 Nurseries J. G. Harding advertisement 1842-11-05 3 Nurseries Lorenzo Kenney advertisement for fruit trees 1853-03-26 3 Nurseries J. Gooding advertisement 1855-05-05 3 Nurseries H. B. Potter advertisement for nursery 1858-03-27 3 Nye, M. L. (Mrs.) Opens summer school 1840-04-18 3 Nye, M. L. (Mrs.) Begins spring term 1842-03-19 3 Nye, M. L. (Mrs.) Begins spring term 1845-03-22 3 Nye, M. L. (Mrs.) Obituary, widow of Captain Samuel 1866-09-22 3 Nye, Mary Ann Obituary and eulogy, child of Mrs. Mary L. 1840-10-03 3 Nye, Mrs. (clothing removator) Advertisement 1856-03-23 3 O'Brien, Jerry Obituary 1860-07-16 3 O'Brien, John Arrested for maintaining public nuisance 1860-05-12 2 O'Brien, Mary Child, obituary 1865-10-21 3 O'Brien, Michael Notice concerning wife Margaret 1860-10-06 3 O'Conner, Catherine Widow of Edward, obituary 1870-08-27 3 O'Conner, Edward Obituary 1856-07-04 3 O'Neill, Patrick Obituary 1863-04-04 3 O'Sullivan, Jeremiah Arrested for selling liquor 1854-02-25 2 Oatley, Benjamin Obituary, son of Reuben 1857-02-21 3 Oatley, Henry Martin Obituary, child of Reuben 1843-12-30 3 Oatley, Raymond Obituary, son of Reuben 1857-02-28 3 Oatley, Reuben Notice concerning indentured servant 1841-07-31 3 Oatley, Reuben Assignee's notice 1843-07-31 3 Oatley, Reuben House and lot sold at assignee's sale 1844-04-06 3 Ocean Queen (fishing, pleasure boat) Sold at auction 1847-09-25 3 Old Court House Advertisement to sell or let 1844-06-01 3 Old Line Stage Schedule of stages 1848-04-08 3 Old Line Stage Office moves 1850-07-13 3 Old Line Stage Abel Starkey, proprietor 1851-02-22 3 Old Line Stage Purchased by N. Warren 1851-05-24 3 Old Line Stage Sold to S. and F. Manchester 1856-03-15 3 Oliver, Andres M. Probate notice 1843-06-10 3 Olmstead, Mary Wife of Samuel, daughter or G. W. Case, obituary 1872-05-08 2 Orange, (infant) Obituary, father Hermann 1855-05-05 3 Orchard Farm Sold by B. Sherman 1854-12-16 3 Orne, Jane Obituary 1860-03-17 3 Orrenfeldt, Christian Obituary, child of Harmon 1860-10-20 3 Osborn, Rev. Truman Obituary 1852-10-16 3 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Committee to abolish custom of distributing rum to seamen 1842-09-24 2 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Speaks to Bristol female charitable society 1842-10-08 3 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Lectures on temperance 1843-02-04 3 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Christmas festivities at home of 1843-12-30 2 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Notice thanking townspeople for donations 1843-12-30 3 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Dies in Connecticut 1846-12-12 3 Osborn, Rev. V. R. (Van Ransalaer) Eulogy 1847-01-02 3 Osborn, Wilber F. Manager, Y. M. Temperance Society 1844-03-16 2 Osborne, Deacon George Obituary 1869-09-11 3 Osceola (ship) Fourth in boat race 1839-08-31 2 Osceola (steamboat) Begins run 1856-07-19 2 Osceola (steamboat) Excursion on 1856-08-09 2 Otterson, Isabella Disappears from home, feared drowned 1844-08-31 2 Otterson, Isabella Disappears again 1856-12-27 2 Otterson, Samuel P. Married Mary Carroll of Providence 1847-08-28 3 Oxx house Sold at auction 1855-09-22 3 Oxx, Betsey Married John Lewis 1839-01-26 3 Oxx, Mary Married L. C. Richmond 1847-12-04 3 Oxx, Nathaniel M. House mentioned in advertisement 1851-03-08 3 Oxx, Rebecca Obituary, also eulogy 1856-02-02 3 Oxx, Samuel Collector's sale of real estate 1851-03-08 3 Oxx, Samuel House and lot sold for unpaid taxes 1857-06-27 3 Oxx, William Obituary 1837-01-07 3 Oxx, William Probate notice 1834-10-11 3 Oxx, William Commissioners notice 1835-01-24 3 Oxx, William (sea captain) Obituary 1842-01-03 3 Infant Potter Son of Josiah and Rebecca, Obituary 1866-03-17 3 Pabodie, William Thomas Obituary, child of Alfred 1847-07-31 3 Paine ,Dr. J.W. (dentist) Opens office in boarding house 1847-03-20 3 Paine Richard Infant twin, obituary 1865-03-11 3 Paine, Charles F. Married Caroline Wilder 1852-05-29 3 Paine, Harriet P. Married John R. Slade 1841-10-02 3 Paine, Lewis W. Married Jane Nelson of Lonsdale 1839-04-20 3 Paine, Martin S. (teacher) Advertises fpr Penmenship school 1844-06-01 3 Paine, Martin S. (teacher) Advertises for school 1845-05-31 2&3 Paine, Mary E. Married Benjamin Norris 1839-05-18 3 Paine, Mary P. Obituary, widow of Nathaniel T. (Eulogy) 1857-09-05 3 Paine, Mary P. Probate Notice 1857-11-07 3 Paine, Mary P. Administrator's notice 1857-12-12 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Closes business 1834-04-26 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Advertises bank stock 1834-04-26 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Advertises general store 1834-05-03 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Notice to debtors 1834-05-03 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. General store re-opened 1834-11-07 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Paine, Nathaniel T. Obituary 1838-03-24 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Probate Notice 1838-04-07 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Store let 1838-06-02 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Groceries sold 1838-06-02 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Commissioner's notice 1838-06-16 3 Paine, Nathaniel T. Administrator's notice 1838-06-16 3 Paine, Samuel R. (Rev. War Veteran) Guardian appointed 1837-02-11 3 Paine, Samuel R. (Rev. War Veteran) Obituary 1838-12-29 3 Paine, Samuel R. (Rev. War Veteran) Probate Notice 1839-06-08 3 Paine, Thomas N. (grocer) Married Ann Munro 1840-03-28 3 Paine, Thomas N. (grocer) Offers reward for vandals of store 1848-06-17 3 Paine, Thomas N. (grocer) Sells sloop Richard Smith 1855-03-31 3 Paine, Thomas N. (grocer) Opens grocery store on Hope St. 1855-06-02 3 Paine, Thomas N. (grocer) Advertises 1858-07-10 3 Paine, Thomas N. (grocer) Obituary 1868-06-20 3 Paine, Thomas W. V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friends Society 1852-02-21 2 Paine, William Henry Obituary, infant 1834-08-30 3 Painters H. Frisby & J. Chace copartnership dissolved 1849-08-18 3 Painters H. Frisby advertises 1850-04-20 3 Painters E. Wardwell advertises 1850-05-18 3 Palmer (infant) Obituary, child of James W. 1840-09-26 3 Palmer, Benjamin Arrested for robbing store 1854-08-19 2 Palmer, Benjamin Committed for trial 1854-08-26 2 Palmer, Benjamin Sentenced to Providence reform school 1854-09-16 2 Palmer, Benjamin Wife dies 1846-11-28 3 Palmer, Hector B. Obituary, child of Benjamin W. 1847-05-08 3 Palmer, James N. Arrested for burglary 1857-05-16 2 Palmer, Josephine Obituary, child of Benjamin W. 1846-10-17 3 Palmer, Louisa Obituary 1837-12-30 3 Palmer, Louisa Probate Notice 1838-01-06 3 Palmer, Mary Ann Married Samuel Welds 1847-09-04 3 Palmer, Rev. Appointed to Methodist Episcopal Church 1834-03-22 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Bristol Artillery parades through flower-strewn streets after return from Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Military parade celebrating President Tyler's visit to Providence 1843-06-24 3 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Artillery parade 1843-09-03 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Fire Co. from Fall River parades through strets 1845-06-28 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Warren Artillery parades 1845-10-18 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Providence Fire Co. parades 1846-08-08 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Torchlight parade by Bristol and Fall River Fire Co's 1846-09-12 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Temperance celebration procession 1846-09-12 3 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Description of temperance procession 1846-09-19 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade American brass band parades through streets, serenades Bristolians 1847-07-31 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade New fire co. marches in torch light procession with new engine 1849-03-24 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Warren Artillery Co. parades through streets 1855-09-17 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Freemont supporters march through streets 1856-09-13 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Torchlight procession of Freemont supporters marches through streets 1856-10-04 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Description of Freemont procession, democrat's procession 1856-11-08 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Democrats hold torchlight procession to celebrate victory at polls 1856-11-15 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Newport Fire Co. stages elaborate procession through Bristol streets 1857-10-10 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Torchlight procession celebrates completion of trans-atlantic telegraph 1858-08-21 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Newport Fire Cos. Parade through streets 1858-10-23 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Procession, bonfires, celebrate election of Gov. Sprague 1860-04-07 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Bristol Artillery makes annual May Day parade 1860-06-02 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Bristol Wide Awakes make torchlight procession 1860-10-13 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade King Philip Fire Co. holds torchlight procession 1860-10-20 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Grand Wide Awake celebration held, elaborate procession 1860-10-27 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Bristol Artillery parades twice in honor of Washington's birthday 1861-02-16 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Description of 1800 procession commemorating death of George Washington 1861-02-22 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Bristol Artillery volunteers parade through streets 1861-06-15 2 Parades (also see Fourth of July parade Parades and celebration in order for Fourth of July 1866-07-07 2 Parker, George Inspector of Custom House 1845-09-20 2 Parkhurst & Co. Dry goods store, to close 1841-12-11 3 Parks (also see Bristol common, Indian common) Site of old Congregational Church becomes park 1858-08-14 2 Parochial Schools (see schools-Religious, name of school Partridge, Betsey Obituary, wife of Elisha 1848-05-20 3 Partridge, Prof. Elisha Married Betsy Browning 1846-05-23 3 Partridge, Prof. Elisha Married Ruth Lincoln 1849-06-30 3 Partridge, Prof. Elisha Notice concerning wife Ruth 1856-12-13 3 Patchworkiana Society Holds meeting 1849-10-20 3 Patt, Charles Edward Obituary, father Lemuel 1856-10-04 3 Patt, Emma Wife of Henry A., and daughter of the late Isaac Manchester, Obituary 1873-06-28 2 Patt, Harriet Married E. Brownell 1861-02-09 3

Patt, Lemuel (may be L. Patt)Advertises for knife sharpening etc.1861-09-213 Advertises for knife sharpening etc. 1861-09-21 3 Patt, Mr. L. (machinest) may be Lemuel Patt) Mentioned 1854-05-13 2 Paull, (infant) Obituary, father William 1857-11-21 3 Paull, George Henry Obituary, child of William 1840-10-03 3 Paull, infant Obituary, father William 1842-09-24 3 Paull, Sarah B. Obituary, wife of William 1847-09-18 3 Paull, William Married Sally B. Church 1835-05-09 3 Paull, William Surveyor of highways 1836-05-14 2 Paull, William Committee on new road 1836-05-14 2 Paull, William Surveyor of stone and brick walls 1836-09-03 2 Paull, William Clerk of special town meeting 1842-01-03 2 Paull, William Assessor of taxes 1848-04-08 2 Paull, William Guardian of children of Parker Borden 1849-07-14 3 Paull, William Appointed to town council 1850-04-06 2 Paull, William Married Mrs. A. Johnson of N.Y. 1850-07-20 3 Paull, William Appointed Justice of Peace 1851-05-17 2 Paull, William Appointed to school committee 1853-04-16 2 Paull, William Robbed of $240 by pick pocket at circus 1854-06-10 2 Paull, William Guardian's notice regarding children 1854-07-08 3 Paull, William Discontinues lawsuit vs. RR 1858-10-30 2 Paull, William Obituary 1873-12-13 2 Paull, Zebedee Married Robey Bullock 1840-01-11 3 Payne, John A. Married Charlotte Munro 1846-08-22 3 Peabodie, Eliza E. Obituary, wife of Frederick S. 1857-02-28 3 Peabodie, Eliza E. Poem to 1857-05-02 3 Peabody & White Copartnership dissolved 1850-03-02 3 Peabody, Abby G. Married Nathaniel Cary 1848-04-08 3 Peabody, Addie (infant) Daughter of Frederic and Adaline, Obituary 1870-05-14 2 Peabody, Alfred Joins California Gold Rush 1849-03-10 2 Peabody, Ann E. Married J. Leonard of Providence 1848-12-09 3 Peabody, Catherine Married Francis A. Manchester 1856-03-01 3 Peabody, F. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Peabody, Fitzherbert Married Phebe Pearse 1848-05-20 3 Peabody, Fitzherbert Copartnership with G. White dissolved 1850-03-02 3 Peabody, Frederick S. Married Eliza E. Waldron 1856-01-26 3 Peabody, Susan Married James E. Ingraham 1855-11-03 3 Peace (also see Pearse, Pierce, Peirce) Pearce & DeWolf Copartnership formed 1844-01-06 3 Pearce & DeWolf Sells bank stock 1844-01-06 3 Pearce & DeWolf Advertises for corn, flour 1844-01-27 3 Pearce & DeWolf Advertises 1844-02-03 3 Pearce & DeWolf Advertises for lumber 1844-06-29 3 Pearce & DeWolf Advertises for freight on schooner Fly 1844-12-07 3 Pearce & DeWolf Advertises for brick, wood 1844-12-14 3 Pearce & DeWolf Notice of change in business 1847-05-01 3 Pearce & DeWolf Notice of change in business 1848-04-29 3 Pearce & DeWolf Copartnership dissolved 1849-06-16 3 Pearce & DeWolf Real estate sold at auction 1849-07-07 3 Pearce, (infant) Obituary, child of David 1849-04-28 3 Pearce, Abby Married George Pearce of New Bedford 1835-04-04 3 Pearce, Alonzo Officer, Bristol Artillery 1860-04-07 2 Pearce, Capt. Rescued from capsized sloop Emeline 1842-03-12 2 Pearce, Capt. Captain of sloop Fame 1845-08-09 2 Pearce, Catherine H. Married Alexander Q. Liscomb 1854-07-29 3 Pearce, Fanny Obituary 1836-10-08 3 Pearce, George Surveyor of highways 1838-05-05 2 Pearce, George Committee of arrangements on Fourth 1838-06-30 3 Pearce, George Director, Freeman's Bank 1839-01-12 3 Pearce, George Appointed to town council 1840-04-18 2 Pearce, George Trustee of Savings Bank 1841-08-14 3 Pearce, George Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Pearce, George Quartermaster Bristol Artillery 1843-04-15 2 Pearce, George Prot. Episcopal rep to New Temperance Society 1844-01-27 2 Pearce, George 2nd Lt. of Artillery 1844-04-06 2 Pearce, George Elected Senator 1845-04-05 2 Pearce, George Signs law and order resolution 1845-11-08 2 Pearce, George Farm mentioned in news item 1846-01-10 2 Pearce, George Elected Senator 1846-04-04 2 Pearce, George Elected Senator 1847-04-10 2 Pearce, George Delegate to state Whig convention 1847-12-25 3 Pearce, George Vice-chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Pearce, George Warden of St. Michael's 1850-12-28 3 Pearce, George Auction at farm of 1853-07-23 3 Pearce, George Chosen Commissioner for property owners along RR. Route 1853-11-12 2 Pearce, George Trustee of Savings Institute 1856-01-19 3 Pearce, George Mentioned in assignee's sale notice regarding Narragansett Fish Works 1856-08-09 3 Pearce, George Dies, biography 1862-05-17 2 Pearce, George C. (may be George C. Pierce) Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Pearce, George C. (may be George C. Pierce) Shop let 1837-09-23 3 Pearce, George C. (may be George C. Pierce) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Opens shop 1836-05-28 3 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Advertises for tailoresses 1836-05-28 3 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Moves shop to State Street 1848-06-10 3 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Appointed Postmaster 1849-06-09 2 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Retires as Postmaster, testimonial 1853-05-07 2 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Appointed to school committee 1855-04-21 2 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Director of Bristol Gas Light Co. 1856-02-16 3 Pearce, George H. (tailor) Ticketmaster of RR. Office 1860-09-01 2 Pearce, James Obituary, child 1836-03-05 3 Pearce, Jarvis B. Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Pearce, Jarvis B. Gauger of casks 1834-05-17 2 Pearce, Jarvis B. Coll. Of Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Pearce, Jarvis B. Solicitor, Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-12-12 3 Pearce, Jarvis B. Surveyor of stone and brick walls 1838-05-05 2 Pearce, Jarvis B. V.P. Bristol C. Temperance Society 1839-03-02 2 Pearce, Jarvis B. Chosen for town watch 1839-12-21 2 Pearce, Jarvis B. House and lot sold 1840-09-12 3 Pearce, Jarvis B. Guardian of minor children 1841-02-06 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Appointed auctioneer 1842-04-23 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Advertises for goods 1842-12-03 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Advertises for bricks 1843-04-15 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Advertises for coal 1843-04-22 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Appointed Justice of Peace 1843-07-01 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Wharf mentioned, sailboat stolen 1845-07-15 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Advertises for lumber 1843-08-12 4 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Advertises for buffalo robes 1843-12-02 4 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Notice of change in business 1843-12-16 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Copartnership with A. Sidney Dewolf 1844-01-06 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Secretary of Law and Order party 1845-03-29 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Appointed Notary Public 1845-05-17 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Assignee of George and Jeremiah Munro 1846-08-15 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Secretary of committee to procure series of lectures 1846-11-21 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Delegate to Law and Order convention 1847-01-09 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) 2nd Sergeant of Artillery 1847-04-03 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Delegate to state Whig convention 1847-12-25 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Director, Bank of Bristol 1848-07-08 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Committee for election of Zachery Taylor 1848-08-18 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Agent for expedition to California gold fields 1849-03-10 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Copartnership with DeWolf dissolved 1849-06-16 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Sells real estate 1849-06-30 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Notice of disassociation with N. Coggeshall & Co. 1849-06-23 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Secretary of Art Union 1840-11-24 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) 1st Lt. of Artillary 1850-04-06 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Lt. Colonel of Artillery 1852-04-03 2 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Retires from arillery, receives resolution of thanks 1854-06-10 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Obituary 1857-04-04 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Probate Notice 1857-05-09 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Commissioner's, administrator's notice 1857-06-27 3 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Notice, regarding estate 1858-01-23 4 Pearce, Joseph C. (merchant) also see Pearce & DeWolf) Lawsuite vs. Benjamin Wilson resolved 1860-05-12 2 Pearce, LeBaron Bradford Obituary, child of John S. 1843-0617 3 Pearce, Lurana Obituary, child of Mason W. 1840-05-02 3 Pearce, Marion Obituary, child 1835-12-12 3 Pearce, Mary Ann Obituary, wife of George L. 1856-12-27 3 Pearce, Mary C. Married Francis Bowen 1836-04-16 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Advertises for livery stable (Thames Street) 1855-09-28 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Advertises for dry goods, grocery store(Thames Street) 1833-09-28 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Sells house and lot 1835-08-15 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Advertises for dry goods, 1838-11-17 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Denies rumor 1840-10-10 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Fire at store 1841-06-26 2 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Advertises for State Street store 1842-05-07 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Appointed Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Advertises for tailors' 1846-09-05 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Charges I. Liscomb with death of horse 1846-12-12 2 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Enlarges stable, offers rented carriage for parties 1848-04-22 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Moves stable to Thames St. 1851-12-20 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Hurt by nail during fire 1853-12-31 2 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Receives appointment from court 1854-12-16 2 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Store mentioned 1855-03-17 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Sells livery stable 1855-03-17 3 Pearce, Mason W. (shopkeeper) Obituary 1873-11-22 2 Pearce, Richard S. Comm of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Pearce, Richard S. Candidate for moderator of election meeting 1856-11-08 2 Pearce, Sarah Obituary 1833-12-07 3 Pearce, Thomas Copartnership with J. Simmons dissolved 1852-03-06 3 Pearce, Thomas Advertises for house 1855-02-03 3 Pearce, Thomas Advertises for house lots 1857-03-21 3 Pearce, Thomas E. Obituary, child of Capt. Richard S. 1848-11-04 3 Pearce, Walker Married Martha Franklin 1834-12-20 3 Pearce, Walker Leaves for Illinois with family 1837-03-18 2 Pearce, Walter Receives commission in U.S. Navy 1861-10-26 2 Pearce, William Obituary 1839-10-26 3 Pearce, William Director, Commerical Bank 1835-04-11 3 Pearce, William 2nd Distributor, Bristol Char. Fuel Society 1835-12-12 3 Pearce, William 2nd Director, Freeman's Bank 1837-01-07 3 Pearce, William 2nd Chosen Representative 1838-09-01 2 Pearce, William 2nd V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friends Society 1840-06-20 2 Pearce, William 2nd Chosen 2nd Representative 1840-08-29 2 Pearce, William 2nd Trustee of Savings Bank 1841-08-14 3 Pearce, William 2nd V.P. of Savings Bank 1841-08-21 2 Pearce, William 2nd Committee of Vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Pearce, William 2nd Obituary 1849-02-24 3 Pearce, William 2nd Probate notice 1849-03-10 3 Pearce, William 2nd Administrator's, Commissioner's notices 1849-04-07 3 Pearce, William 2nd Furniture sold at auction 1849-07-14 3 Pearce, William 2nd Administrator's sale of real estate 1846-11-10 3 Peare, Rebecca C. (may be R. Pearse) Married Daniel Gorham 1855-02-17 3 Pearl (schooner) Launched 1838-07-07 3 Pearse, (infant) Obituary, father Levi 1854-12-16 3 Pearse, (infant) Obituary, child of John S. 1847-07-03 3 Pearse, Albert S. (grocer) (may be A.S. Pearse) Agent for window sashes and blinds 1845-07-26 3 Pearse, Albert S. (grocer) (may be A.S. Pearse) Advertises for butter and cheese 1845-12-27 3 Pearse, Albert S. (grocer) (may be A.S. Pearse) Advertises for grocery store 1846-06-06 3 Pearse, Albert S. (grocer) (may be A.S. Pearse) Notice of change of business 1851-06-28 3 Pearse, Albert S. (grocer) (may be A.S. Pearse) Moves store 1851-11-01 3 Pearse, Albert S. (grocer) (may be A.S. Pearse) Advertises for groceries 1856-01-12 3 Pearse, Alice Married Richmond Allen 1845-08-30 3 Pearse, Ann S. Married John Peckham 1850-09-14 3 Pearse, Betsy Obituary and Eulogy 1855-01-06 3 Pearse, Capt. Richard King Philip Fire Co. offers vote of thanks 1851-11-15 3 Pearse, Capt. Richard S. Master of Brig Iris, ship lost 1861-03-30 2 Pearse, Capt. Richard S. Will command transport for Burnside Expedition 1861-11-09 2 Pearse, Catherine H. Notice to debtors of 1854-08-26 3 Pearse, Elizabeth Obituary 1854-12-23 3 Pearse, Elizabeth Obituary, father William 1858-01-30 3 Pearse, Emily Obituary, wife of Capt. John M. 1853-04-23 3 Pearse, Frances Childs Married Charles Chase of Port. 1855-12-20 3 Pearse, George F. (Captain) Married Phebe Leonard 1840-07-25 3 Pearse, George F. (Captain) Dies at sea 1843-11-25 2&3 Pearse, George G. Married Mary Robinson of S. Kingston 1849-10-20 3 Pearse, George G. Opens livery stable, offers rented carriages 1855-03-17 3 Pearse, George G. Horse and buggy stolen from 1855-10-06 2 Pearse, George G. Will discontinue business, horses, carriages, etc.sold at auction 1858-06-12 2&3 Pearse, George G. Former stable mentioned 1858-07-10 3 Pearse, George S. Offers omnibus coach for excursions 1857-07-18 2&3 Pearse, George S. Advertises 1857-08-01 3 Pearse, Hannah Married Albert Robinson of S. Kingston 1844-10-26 3 Pearse, Harriet B. Married A.G. Sandford 1851-11-01 3 Pearse, Harriet S. Married E. Fisk of Mass. 1860-12-22 3 Pearse, Jeremiah Obituary 1855-01-10 3 Pearse, Jesse Davis Obituary, infant 1835-09-21 3 Pearse, John B. Appointed constable 1858-06-12 2 Pearse, John B. Deputy Sheriff, mentioned in notice 1858-07-03 3 Pearse, John B. Married Rachel Norris 1860-03-24 3 Pearse, John B. Appointed Notary Public 1860-06-09 2 Pearse, John B. Treasurer of Bristol Wide Awake Club 1860-10-06 2 Pearse, John M. Obituary 1857-03-28 3 Pearse, John S. Deputy Sheriff 1855-01-13 3 Pearse, John S. Obituary 1857-03-28 2&3 Pearse, John S. Probate Notice 1857-06-13 4 Pearse, John S. Administrator's notice 1857-07-11 3 Pearse, John S. Commissioner's notice 1857-07-11 3 Pearse, John S. Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1858-02-13 3 Pearse, John S. Administrator's sale of real estate 1858-03-13 3 Pearse, John W. Visiting Comm. Bristol's Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Pearse, John W. Married Mary Munro 1843-05-13 3 Pearse, John W. Sells sloop Richard Smith 1855-03-31 3 Pearse, John W. Advertises for wholesale goods 1856-01-26 3 Pearse, John W. Advertises for grocery store on Thames St. 1860-01-07 4 Pearse, John W. Advertises for coal 1860-03-24 3 Pearse, Mary E. Married Albert Sparks 1851-08-16 3 Pearse, Mary M. Obituary, widow of Capt. Jeremiah 1861-02-09 3 Pearse, Mary M. Probate Notice 1861-02-16 3 Pearse, Mary N. Executor's notice 1861-05-18 3 Pearse, Mary Russell Obituary, father William 1852-12-11 3 Pearse, MaryAnn Married John I. Davis 1835-05-09 3 Pearse, Mason W. Jr. (see Pierce, Mason W. Jr. Pearse, Mr. A.S. (employee of Phoenix) (may be Albert S.) Lectures on electro-biology 1850-05-04 2 Pearse, Nancy (may be N. Pearse) Obituary, wife of Sylvanus 1855-09-22 3 Pearse, Phebe M. Married Fitzherbert Peabody 1848-05-20 3 Pearse, Rebecca B. Wife of Sanford, daughter of Ambrose Waldron, Obituary 1867-04-13 3 Pearse, Richmond Moderator of meeting of suporters of M. Fillmore 1856-09-20 3 Pearse, Ruth Obituary, widow of William 1860-05-19 3 Pearse, Ruth Probate Notice 1860-06-09 3 Pearse, Ruth Executor's notice 1860-07-07 3 Pearse, Sally Obituary, Eulogy, wife of Capt. William 1843-09-02 3 Pearse, Sarah Obituary, widow of Josiah 1854-09-02 3 Pearse, Susan Obituary 1840-05-30 3 Pearse, Thomas (housewright) Work on new house praised 1860-12-15 2 Pearse, Thomas H. Obituary 1838-07-28 3 Pearse, William William Pearse, Captain; article on life, Obituary 1867-02-09 3

Pearse, William Oldest member of Methodist Church in New England present at ceremony laying cornerstone for new Church 1855-09-01 2 Pearse, William 1st Obituary 1844-06-22 3 Pearse, William 1st Probate Notice 1844-07-06 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Advertises 1834-03-01 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Sells house and lot 1839-09-07 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Sells stock of goods 1839-09-07 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Lawsuit submitted to judgement 1840-09-19 2 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Assignee's notice 1840-09-26 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) House and store sold at auction 1842-05-07 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) House and store sold at auction 1845-02-15 3 Pearse, William 3rd (merchant) Married Hariet F. Cooke 1852-08-21 3 Pearse, William Bradford Obituary, child of Albert S. 1845-09-27 3 Pearse, Willie Son of Charles and Francis Chase, obituary 1864-10-01 3 Pease, Nancy (may be N. Pearse) Obituary, wife of Sylvanus 1855-09-22 3 Peck, A.F. Guardian appointed for (minor) 1858-04-24 3 Peck, A.F. Guardian requests to sell of mortgage estate of 1858-05-08 3 Peck, Abby Obituary, wife of Joseph 1846-02-28 3 Peck, Abby W. Married Benjamin Usher 1838-09-22 3 Peck, Albert Obituary 1843-02-18 3 Peck, Albert Guardian appointed for children 1848-02-12 3 Peck, Albert F. (minor) Guardian appointed for 1858-04-24 3 Peck, Albert F. (minor) Guardian requests to mortgage the estate of 1858-07-10 3 Peck, Albert F. (minor) Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1860-02-11 3 Peck, Albert F. (minor) Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1860-04-28 3 Peck, Albert F. (minor) Obituary 1865-05-06 3 Peck, Ann Married Capt. B. Smith of Warren 1846-08-01 3 Peck, Clara W. Obituary, infant child of Horace 1858-01-16 3 Peck, Eliza T. Wife of Horace, Obituary 1866-05-19 3 Peck, Elizabeth S. Obituary, child 1838-09-15 3 Peck, Emma Obituary 1858-12-11 3 Peck, Esther Obituary, wife of Joseph 1850-04-13 3 Peck, Francis Caught stealing money (negro) 1849-03-24 2 Peck, George H. Guardian appointed for (minor) 1858-04-24 3 Peck, George H. Guardian requests to sell off mortgage estate of 1858-05-08 3 Peck, George H. Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1860-02-11 3 Peck, George H. Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1860-04-28 3 Peck, George H. Returns from war because of illness 1861-08-10 2 Peck, George R. Married Margaret Smith 1844-07-27 3 Peck, George R. Advertises to sell lots of land 1852-04-17 3 Peck, George R. Bank stock, furniture sold at auction 1852-05-29 3 Peck, George W. Receives degree 1837-09-16 2 Peck, George W. Lecture praised 1841-01-02- 2 Peck, Grace Wife of Marshall Waldron, Obituary 1863-11-07 3 Peck, Hannah Obituary 1837-05-13 3 Peck, Helen Louisa Daughter of Horace, Peck, Obituary 1867-12-07 2 Peck, Hezekiah Advertises for livery stable 1836-09-10 3 Peck, Hezekiah Advertises fpr rented carriage 1836-09-21 3 Peck, Horace Married Eliza Cole 1838-05-26 3 Peck, Horace Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Peck, Isaac G. Purchases Peck's Wharf, makes extensive improvements 1846-09-26 2 Peck, Isaac G. Wharf estate let by V. Peck 1851-02-01 3 Peck, Isaac G. Sells wharf and lot to Coal Co. 1853-03-12 2 Peck, Isaac G. Political arguement with S. Fellows leads to assault charge 1856-08-02 2 Peck, Isaac G. Lawsuit resolved 1858-09-25 2 Peck, Isaac L. Petitions against creditors 1836-09-17 2 Peck, Jenny Obituary 1840-01-11 3 Peck, John N. Married Mary T. Ramiers 1858-04-17 3 Peck, John T. Obituary& Eulogy 1857-05-02 3 Peck, Jonathan Obituary 1833-12-21 3 Peck, Jonathan Probate Notice 1835-02-14 3 Peck, Joseph Obituary 1854-02-11 3 Peck, Joseph Probate Notice 1854-04-08 3 Peck, Joseph Administrator's notice 1855-01-06 3 Peck, Joseph Commissioner's notice 1855-12-29 3 Peck, Joseph Married Mary Bosworth of Barrington 1851-10-11 3 Peck, Joseph Shriff's sale of real estate 1860-06-23 Peck, Lydia N. Widow of Israel, Obituary 1875-09-04 2 Peck, Martha Obituary, widow of Samuel Vial 1849-01-20 3 Peck, Martha Probate Notice 1849-02-10 3 Peck, Mary Obituary, mother Belinda 1856-08-09 2&3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1834-01-11 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Livestock and farm implements sold 1837-02-25 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Notice to debtors, houses to be sold 1857-03-18 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1838-10-13 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Auction at farm of 1841-02-27 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Auction at store 1841-03-20 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Wharves, blacksmith shop, store sold 1845-11-22 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Dies at 86, eulogy 1847-06-19 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Probate Notice 1847-07-10 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Executor's notice 1847-09-11 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Farm sold 1849-02-03 3 Peck, Nicholas (storekeeper) Executor's sale of farm 1855-09-22 3 Peck, Nicholas Jr. Dies in Texas 1838-05-10 3 Peck, Nicholas Jr. Probate Notice 1838-05-26 3 Peck, Nicholas Jr. Commissioner's notice 1838-07-28 3 Peck, Nicholas Jr. Administrator's notice 1838-08-11 3 Peck, Rev. Francis Lectures on electro-biology 1836-12-17 3 Peck, Rev. Francis Appointed to school committee 1837-04-22 2 Peck, Rev. Francis Receives degree 1837-09-16 2 Peck, Robert A. Sails for Cuba 1857-10-17 2 Peck, Sally Married Benjamin Cummins 1843-07-22 3 Peck, Sarah Wife of Nicholas, Obituary 1869-12-11 3 Peck, Sukey Administrator's notice 1835-12-05 3 Peck, Susan Obituary 1835-08-15 3 Peck, Susan Probate Notice 1835-10-10 3 Peck, Susan Land sold 1836-09-10 3 Peck, Susan Administrator's sale 1836-09-21 3 Peck, Thersa Obituary, wife of Winchester 1848-04-08 3 Peck, Thersa Married to Joseph Furney 1833-09-21 3 Peck, V.G. (storekeeper) (Viets) Opens dry goods store 1849-08-25 3 Peck, V.G. (storekeeper) (Viets) Advertises for "Peck's cheap store" 1850-12-21 3 Peck, V.G. (storekeeper) (Viets) Notice of change in business 1852-02-21 3 Peck, V.G. (storekeeper) (Viets) Notice of final closeout of stock 1852-09-18 3 Peck, V.G. (storekeeper) (Viets) Former store mentioned 1852-09-25 3 Peck, V.G. (storekeeper) (Viets) Chosen delegate 1861-02-22 2 Peck, Waity Obituary 1843-04-29 3 Peck, William Obituary, father Robert 1855-01-20 3 Peck, William F. Married Seraphine Davis 1858-01-30 3 Peck's Wharf Mentioned in news item 1840-09-12 2 Peck's Wharf Purchasesd by I. Peck, extensive repairs made 1846-09-26 2 Peck's Wharf Purchased by P. Gladding & Son 1857-10-24 3 Peckam, Nathaniel Married to Julia Munro 1833-09-21 3 Peckham, Ab'm Notice concerning milk prices 1853-02-19 3 Peckham, Ab'm Obituary 1872-01-27 2 Peckham, Albert Married Caroline Dennis 1849-10-06 3 Peckham, Ann Married Joseph Simmons of Mass. 1835-01-03 3 Peckham, Benjamin Married Rebecca Cole 1838-06-02 3 Peckham, Benjamin Lawsuit mentioned 1839-02-09 2 Peckham, Benjamin Lawsuite submitted to referees 1840-09-19 2 Peckham, Benjamin Obituary 1872-01-20 2 Peckham, Catherine Obituary, widow of John 1854-10-21 3 Peckham, Charles Child Obituary 1865-12-09 3 Peckham, Charles Article 1865-12-16 2 Peckham, Ephraim S. Offers stud arab stallion 1843-05-13 3 Peckham, Ephraim S. Married Susan Bliss of Rehoboth 1849-05-19 3 Peckham, Francis L. Obituary, father Joshua 1855-12-29 3 Peckham, Francis L. King Philip Fire Co. issues resolution of sympathy 1855-12-29 3 Peckham, George Obituary, child of Nathanial 1840-08-29 3 Peckham, John Comm . To remove nuisances 1834-05-17 2 Peckham, John Director , Commercial Bank 1835-04-11 3 Peckham, John Comm. To examine fire engines 1838-05-05 2 Peckham, John Director, Bank of Bristol 1838-07-07 3 Peckham, John Committee of arrangements on Fourth 1842-06-18 2 Peckham, John Obituary 1846-05-16 3 Peckham, John Administrator's notice 1846-06-06 3 Peckham, John Jr. Slightly injured in fire 1840-01-18 2 Peckham, John Jr. Committee of vigilance re: adoption of constitution 1842-03-12 3 Peckham, John Jr. Measurer of wood 1842-04-23 2 Peckham, John Jr. Appointed Justice of Peace and Constable 1843-04-08 2 Peckham, John Jr. Resigns as fire ward during revamping of Sept. following destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Peckham, John Jr. Appointed to committee to revamp fire dept. 1843-06-17 2 Peckham, John Jr. Examines homes for fire buckets 1843-07-15 3 Peckham, John Jr. Appointed auctioneer 1844-04-06 2 Peckham, John Jr. Commissioner fo asylum, assessor of taxes, clerk of market 1848-04-08 2 Peckham, John Jr. Appointed to town council 1850-04-06 2 Peckham, John Jr. Married Ann Pearse 1850-09-14 3 Peckham, John Jr. Director, Freeman's Bank 1853-01-15 3 Peckham, John Jr. Chosen Commissioner for property owners along RR. Route 1853-11-26 2 Peckham, John Jr. Trustee of savings institute 1856-01-19 3 Peckham, John Jr. Obituary 1860-10-13 3 Peckham, John Jr. Probate Notice 1860-11-10 3 Peckham, John Jr. Executor's notice 1861-01-12 3 Peckham, Josiah married Lizzie Pobinson 1861-09-28 3 Peckham, Mary A.C. Married Leonard G. Simmons 1856-06-14 3 Peckham, Mary J. Married John O. Anderson of Pawtucket 1854-04-01 3 Peckham, Mary Kate Married Joseph E. Cole from Woonsocket 1857-10-17 3 Peckham, Sarah Married Benjamin Franklin 1845-12-27 3 Peckham, Sarah Obituary 1839-07-06 3 Peckham, William C. Married Elizabeth B. Martin 1855-01-06 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Advertises 1833-11-23 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Moves store across street 1835-07-11 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Advertises for apprentice 1835-10-03 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Advertises for female apprentices 1835-10-03 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Appointed auctioneer 1840-08-29 2 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Will close business 1846-07-04 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Former store mentioned 1846-11-07 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Director, Commerical Bank 1847-04-10 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Appointed to school committee 1854-04-08 2 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Appointed auditor of accounts 1855-04-21 2 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Director, Bank of Bristol 1855-07-07 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Treasurer of Bristol Freemont Club 1856-09-13 2 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Director, Freeman's Bank 1860-01-07 3 Peckham, William L. (tailor) Appointed auctioneer 1860-04-28 2 Peckham, William Russell Obituary, father Albert 1853-12-03 3 Peckham. Ephriam (infant) Son of Ephriam and Susan, Obituary 1868-09-26 3 Peirce, J.G. (see Pierce, J.G. Peltier, Adeline Obituary 1875-04-17 2 Penno, Isaac H. Begins to manufacture cigars 1843-08-26 3 Penno, Mary C. Married Joseph Alger 1843-05-13 3 Pepper, Margaret Wife of Charles, Obituary 1871-08-19 2 Pepper, Martha daughter of Charles & Marjorie, Obituary 1864-09-17 3 Periodical Association Meets at office of Dr. Briggs 1847-09-25 3 Periodical Association Description of group 1847-10-16 2 Periodical Association Peridicals sold at auction 1851-11-08 3 Perkins, Nancy Obituary 1872-06-22 2 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Guardian to be appointed 1838-01-20 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Guardian's notice 1839-05-11 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Opens Grist Mill and Iron Furnace with N. Coggeshall 1846-05-09 2 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Married Lavina Howe 1847-05-08 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Advertises to let Charles DeWolf Place 1848-02-19 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Copartnership with N. Coggeshall dissolved 1851-01-11 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Mortgagee's sale of Mill and Foundry 1852-09-18 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Advertises to let Hog Island Farm 1856-03-15 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) V.P. of Bristol Fillmore & Donelson Club 1856-10-04 3 Perry, Alexander (manufacturer) Chosen delegate 1861-02-22 2 Perry, Alexander DeWolf Marshall of the day on Fourth 1858-07-03 2 Perry, Brothers & Co. Shipyard Launches ship 1833-11-16 3 Perry, Brothers & Co. Shipyard Sells real estate and ships 1834-08-02 3 Perry, Brothers & Co. Shipyard Obituary of Malatiah Perry 1834-09-27 3 Perry, Deacon Daniel Obituary 1835-01-31 3 Perry, Deacon Daniel Probate Notice 1837-10-14 3 Perry, Deacon Daniel Administrator's notice 1843-03-11 3 Perry, Eliza B. Obituary 1866-05-26 3 Perry, Eliza M. Obituary 1860-05-05 3 Perry, George W. Copartnership with L. Bullock dissolved 1848-03-04 3 Perry, Hannah Married Wm. Vickery 1838-09-01 3 Perry, James DeWolf Married Julia Jones 1836-03-05 3 Perry, James DeWolf Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1839-06-08 3 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises for goods aboard schooner Barton 1839-09-14 3 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises for farm workers 1840-02-15 3 Perry, James DeWolf Rents house and garden 1841-02-27 3 Perry, James DeWolf Farm mentioned in advertisement 1841-03-20 3 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises for coal 1841-07-31 3 Perry, James DeWolf Escorts missionary to New York 1841-12-18 2 Perry, James DeWolf House torn down to stop spread of fire. Committee studies reimbursement 1843-09-02 2 Perry, James DeWolf Further study of reimbursement 1843-10-21 2 Perry, James DeWolf Rents Point Farm 1844-02-17 3 Perry, James DeWolf Rents South Point Farm 1846-01-31 3 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises to let Charles DeWolf Place 1848-02-18 3 Perry, James DeWolf Wife mentioned as descendent of Benjamin Bourne 1848-03-18 2 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises to sell Fletcher House 1852-10-02 3 Perry, James DeWolf Notice concerning milk prices 1853-02-19 3 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises for caretaker for farm 1853-03-12 3 Perry, James DeWolf Notice of lawsuit vs. J.G. Harding 1853-08-20 3 Perry, James DeWolf Farm mentioned 1853-09-17 2 Perry, James DeWolf Advertises to let Hog Island Farm 1856-03-15 3 Perry, James DeWolf Exhibits prize calves at State Fair 1858-09-18 2 Perry, James DeWolf V.P. of RI Society for Encourgement of Domestic Industry 1860-02-04 2 Perry, James DeWolf Delegate to convention regarding protection of Western Indians 1860-08-25 2 Perry, James DeWolf President of Socienty for Encourgement of Domestic Industry 1861-01-26 2 Perry, James DeWolf Appointed Deacon of St. Michael's Church 1861-11-30 2 Perry, Julia Bourne Obituary. Father James DeWolf 1857-06-27 3 Perry, Kimball Chosen delegate to conference on state of economy 1834-03-29 2 Perry, Kimball Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Perry, Kimball Sells hull of ship 1835-10-31 3 Perry, M.G.C. (teacher) Opens school on High Street 1855-04-14 3 Perry, Malatiah B. Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Perry, Malatiah B. Obituary 1834-09-27 3 Perry, Malatiah B. Probate Notice 1834-11-08 3 Perry, Malatiah B. Guardian appointed for children 1835-03-07 3 Perry, Malatiah B. Commissioner's notice 1835-10-17 3 Perry, Malatiah B. House and lot sold 1840-02-08 3 Perry, Marion E. Obituary, wife of Sylvester R. 1860-05-12 3 Perry, Mary P. Married, Rev. D.W. Faunce of Mass. 1853-08-20 3 Perry, Miss M.P. (teacher) Opens private school 1849-04-07 3 Perry, Miss S.K. (storekeeper) Notice, will move school 1853-12-17 3 Perry, Mrs. Severely burned in accident 1858-11-06 2 Perry, Mrs. P.C. (teacher) Opens school on High Street 1855-04-07 3 Perry, Nancy B. Guardian to be appointed 1838-01-20 3 Perry, Nancy B. Guardian's notice 1839-01-26 3 Perry, Phebe Obituary and Eulogy, wife of Deacon Daniel 1842-10-01 3 Perry, Raymond (may be Raymond H.J.) Serving in Marine Artillery 1861-08-03 2 Perry, Raymond H.J. (may be Raymond Perry) Appointed 1st Lieutenant of R.I. Battery 1861-08-17 2 Perry, Raymond H.J. (may be Raymond Perry) Praises for marksmanship 1862-05-03 2 Perry's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1844-11-30 3 Perry(steamboat) Mentioned in advertisement 1846-09-12 3 Perry(steamboat) Combined with express stage line 1846-11-14 3 Perry(steamboat) Transport warships 1847-01-02 2 Perry(steamboat) Makes excursion voyage from Newport to Bristol 1847-07-31 2 Perry(steamboat) Run hampered by extreme cold 1848-01-15 2 Perry(steamboat) Rocket from starts fire 1849-08-11 2 Perry(steamboat) Winter schedule 1849-11-17 3 Perry(steamboat) Will carry Providence mail 1854-07-15 2 Perry(steamboat) Will connect to Providence-Bristol RR 1855-05-19 2 Perry(steamboat) Begins run to Newport 1855-07-14 2

Perry(steamboat) Withdrawn from Bristol-Newport run, lack of mode of transportation between cities cited 1856-01-19 2 Perry(steamboat) Forced to dock in Bristol because of ice 1860-01-07 2 Peters, Eliza Widow of Smith, Obituary 1872-09-21 2 Peters, Prudence Married George Chappell 1837-11-25 3 Peters, Smith Obituary 1865-04-15 2 Peterson, Capt. Son hurt in accident 1853-01-01 2 Peterson, John B. Married Mary Freeborn 1836-10-08 3 Peterson, Mary Obituary, wife of Capt. John B. 1849-05-19 3 Petter, Rowse T. Commissioner of asylum 1837-09-02 2 Pettis, David A. (mariner) Drowns in cuban harbor 1857-03-07 2 Pettis, James W. Obituary, father Joseph 1856-01-26 3 Pettis, Joseph (infant) Obituary, father Joseph 1852-10-23 3 Pharmacies (see Drug Stores) Phelps, Catherine Matilda Obituary, father William B. 1853-01-15 3 Phelps, Charles Opens grocery store 1848-05-27 3 Phelps, Charles Notice of change in business 1850-01-05 3 Phelps, Charles Advertises for fishing supplies 1850-04-27 3 Phelps, Charles Will leave town 1850-05-11 3 Phelps, Charles Auction of remaining stock 1850-05-25 3 Phelps, Charles Married Sophia E. Brooks of N.Y. 1853-11-19 3 Phelps, Charles Doing well in New York 1855-10-20 2 Phelps, Charles Advertises for New York store 1858-06-19 1 Phelps, Laura Obituary, child 1839-12-07 3 Phelps, Laura Obituary, child 1836-05-28 3 Phelps, William B. House robbed of $300 1846-12-05 2 Phelps, William B. Suspected robber arrested 1846-12-12 2 Phelps, William B. Stolen desk found at roadside 1847-01-02 2 Phelps, William B. Account of robbery 1847-01-09 2 Phelps, William B. Further account of robbery 1847-01-16 2 Phelps, William B. 2nd robber arrested 1847-03-06 2 Phelps, William B. Robbers escape from jail 1847-04-17 2 Phelps, William B. Open steam grist mill 1847-11-13 3 Phelps, William B. married Susan Pike of Newport 1848-04-29 3 Phelps, William B. Injured by careless hunters 1855-11-10 2 Phenix (sailboat) mentioned (W.H.S. Bayley, owner) 1853-09-10 2 Phifer, Charles O. Falls overboard, drowns 1838-09-29 2 Philgrine, Emily G. Married E. Kempton of New Bedford 1845-01-11 3 Philips, Joseph Dies at sea 1852-07-24 3 Phillips, Annie Wife of P. Henry Phillips, of Philadelphia and daughter of William Davis, Obituary 1868-08-01 3 Phillips, Daniel Obituary 1870-02-26 2 Phillips, Martha D. Married G. W. Fraperry of N.Y. 1844-12-28 3 Phillips, P. Henry Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1860-12-29 2 Phillips, P. Henry Clerk of King Philip Fire Co. 1861-01-04 2 Phillips, Sarah Obituary 1838-09-08 3 Phillips, Sarah Probate Notice 1838-10-06 3 Phillips, Sarah Commissioner's notice 1839-01-19 3 Phillips, Sarah Administrator's notice 1839-01-26 3 Phillips, Sarah Administrator's sale of property 1839-07-06 3 Phiney, Eliza Married Samuel Ladieu of Barrington 1836-04-23 3 Phinney, Theodore W. Moves to Newport, purchases Wolfe estate 1858-09-11 2 Photographers C. and N. Wickles, Daguerreotype Portrait Photographers, visit Bristol 1841-10-09 2&3 Photographers C. and N. Wickles praised 1841-10-16 2 Photographers Messrs. Lyon & Gurley, Daguerrotype Photographers, visit Bristol 1844-08-10 2&3 Photographers Manchester & Pinkham offer portraits 1845-08-30 3 Photographers Messr. Gregory & Armingtom visit Bristol, Daguerrotyoe artists 1846-08-22 2&3 Photographers Daguerrotype artists Hough and Anthony visit Bristol 1847-09-04 2&3 Photographers Daguerreotype artist J. Brayton visits Bristol 1847-10-02 3 Photographers Daguereotype artist Bussell & Woodward visit Bristol, open store on Hope St. 1848-07-29 3 Photographers Henry Simmons offers Daguereotype portraits 1848-08-05 2 Photographers J. Brown offers Daguerreotypes 1849-01-27 3 Photographers Daguerreotype artists Taylor and Taft visit Bristol 1849-11-03 3 Photographers Advertises for Jeffers' Daguerrain saloon 1851-07-26 3 Photographers Testimonial for Jeffers' saloon 1851-08-02 2 Photographers G.W.J. Hawes advertises for Daguerreotypes1851-11-293 1851-11-29 3 Photographers J.C. Richardson offers Daguerreotypes 1855-01-29 3 Photographers E.S. Dunshee offers Daguerreotypes 1853-04-09 3 Photographers Testimonial for Mr. Dunshee 1855-05-14 2 Photographers Mr. Bean offers Daguerreotypes 1855-08-18 3 Photographers Mr. Bean offers Mezzotypes and Ambrotypes 1855-10-13 3 Photographers Susan Munro offers Mezzotypes 1857-07-18 2 Photographers J. Thurston offers Ambrotypes 1858-10-02 3 Photographers Testimonial for J. Thurston 1858-10-16 2 Photographers J. Trott offers photographs, Ambrotypes 1860-04-21 3 Pierce & Bowen Dry Goods Advertises 1835-08-01 3 Pierce & Bowen Dry Goods Copartnership dissolved 1836-05-25 3 Pierce & Bullock Advertises for livery stable 1848-12-30 3 Pierce & Bullock Dissolved, Pierce to continue business 1849-03-31 3 Pierce, A.S. (storekeeper) (may be Albert S. Pearse) Advertises for groceries 1855-05-05 3 Pierce, Abigail Guardian appointed 1837-02-11 3 Pierce, Abigail C. Married Marcus Hoar 1851-12-27 3 Pierce, Alfred Married Elvira Horton 1841-05-29 3 Pierce, Alfred Advertises for lime, brick 1852-03-27 3 Pierce, Angie Obituary 1854-10-07 3 Pierce, Angie Administrator's notice 1854-11-11 3 Pierce, Angie Commissioner's notice 1854-11-11 3 Pierce, Angie Probate Notice 1854-10-21 3 Pierce, Ann Widow of late Captain Martin Pierce, Obituary 1858-01-25 3 Pierce, Bradford Obituary, child 1838-04-14 3 Pierce, Capt. William Celebrates 90th Anniversary 1862-11-08 2 Pierce, Choice M. Married Thomas Goff of Providence 1841-05-29 3 Pierce, Cornelius Bravery at Battle at Bull Run cited 1861-07-27 2 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Married Jane Pilling 1846-06-13 3 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Copartnership with J. Bullock dissolved (Livery Stable); Pierce to continue business 1849-03-31 3 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Horse and buggy stolen from 1851-02-22 2 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) J. Fairfield arrested, horse and buggy recovered 1851-03-08 2 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Store burglarized 1858-11-13 2 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Suspected thieves arrested 1858-11-27 2 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Advertises for "Hall of Fashion" 1860-01-07 4 Pierce, David A. (storekeeper) Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1860-12-29 2 Pierce, Ella Francis Obituary, father Alfred 1855-05-05 3 Pierce, G.C. (may be George C.) Opens singing school 1858-12-25 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Copartnership with Francis Bowen dissolved 1836-06-25 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Advertises for dry goods store 1836-07-02 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Librarian Potter Library 1836-10-29 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Will leave town, close store 1837-09-30 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Will not close, advertises 1837-10-21 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Will leave town in April 1838-03-17 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Advertises to let store 1838-04-14 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Advertises; opens new store 1838-06-30 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Advertises for grocery store 1840-06-06 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1841-07-24 2 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Advertises for store 1843-12-02 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Circulating comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Advertises for new store (High Street) 1844-04-13 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Notice of change in business 1848-12-16 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Former store mentioned 1850-10-19 3 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Appointed Justice of Peace 1853-05-07 2 Pierce, George C. (may be G.C. Pierce) Former house mentioned 1854-08-19 3 Pierce, George G. Assists in attempted salvage of wreck 1858-12-11 2 Pierce, George H. see Pearce, George H. Pierce, George L. Married Mary Wilcox 1849-12-15 3 Pierce, Henry P. (music teacher) Sec. and Treas. Of Young Men's Temperance Society 1846-04-11 2 Pierce, Henry P. (music teacher) Offers organ and piano lessons 1847-09-25 3 Pierce, Henry P. (music teacher) Married Mary Pilling 1848-05-27 3 Pierce, Henry P. (music teacher) Advertises for pianos 1848-10-28 3 Pierce, Henry P. (music teacher) Music school enjoys excursion 1855-08-04 3 Pierce, Henry P. (music teacher) Directs concert to benefit Bristol volunteers 1861-05-25 2 Pierce, Isabella L. Obituary, child 1838-04-28 3 Pierce, James Temperance advocate stays with 1847-01-23 3 Pierce, James F. (house carpenter) Married Amelia L. White 1852-07-24 3 Pierce, James F. (house carpenter) Moves shop to Long Wharf 1854-09-16 3 Pierce, James F. (house carpenter) Former shop mentioned in advertisement 1854-10-14 3 Pierce, James F. (house carpenter) Assignee's notice 1855-09-22 3 Pierce, James H. Married Julia Bowen 1838-09-01 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Married Marion Diman 1843-06-17 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Opens general store 1845-04-26 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Advertises for shoes 1845-05-31 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Married Eliza Hoar 1845-12-27 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Advertises for store 1848-09-30 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Store burglarized, H. Newell arrested 1850-07-27 2 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Advertises for People's accomodation store 1850-08-31 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Reopens Gothic hall 1853-04-30 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1853-12-10 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Sells house and lot 1855-03-17 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Advertises for barn 1855-06-09 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1857-08-22 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Advertises for dry goods 1857-10-10 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Delegate to convention regarding protection of Western Indians 1860-08-25 2 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Advertises for dry goods 1861-08-10 3 Pierce, James P. (storekeeper) Obituary 1869-09-11 3 Pierce, Jarvis B. Shoots wife by accident 1847-08-07 2 Pierce, Jarvis B. Further account of shooting 1847-08-21 2 Pierce, Jarvis G. (son of Jarvis B.) Dies at 21, Eulogy 1841-05-01 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (son of Jarvis B.) Probate Notice 1841-05-14 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (son of Jarvis B.) Administrator's notice 1841-06-26 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (storekeeper) Opens general store 1839-09-28 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (storekeeper) Advertises for medicine 1839-10-05 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (storekeeper) V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friends Society 1840-06-20 2 Pierce, Jarvis G. (storekeeper) Advertises for hardware 1840-10-17 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (storekeeper) J.B. Munro buys store of 1841-03-20 3 Pierce, Jarvis G. (storekeeper) House on Constitution St. rented 1844-06-22 3 Pierce, John S. Elected officer of Infantry 1834-05-03 2 Pierce, John S. Gives clam bake 1835-09-05 3 Pierce, John S. Surveyor of highways 1836-05-14 2 Pierce, John S. Opens hotel 1837-11-11 3 Pierce, John S. Gives banquuet for Washington's birthday 1838-02-24 2 Pierce, John S. Agent for counterfeit detector 1838-10-27 2 Pierce, John S. Sells hotel to Wm. Bradford 1838-04-13 2&3 Pierce, John S. House rented 1840-02-22 3 Pierce, John W. Circulating comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Pierce, Lydia A. Married Wm. Thornton of N.J. 1861-01-12 3 Pierce, Lyman Obituary, son of Levi 1852-11-27 3 Pierce, Mahalia C. Married Charles Sanford 1850-04-13 3 Pierce, Marion Obituary, wife of James 1844-11-16 3 Pierce, Martha Wife of Walker, obituary 1863-08-29 3 Pierce, Martha E. Obituary, child of Walker 1843-11-18 3 Pierce, Martin Mention of boarding house 1837-01-14 3 Pierce, Martin Advertises to let sailor's home 1845-02-22 3 Pierce, Martin Former house mentioned in advertisement 1845-06-07 3 Pierce, Martin Advertises to let sailor's home 1849-03-17 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Visiting Comm. Bristol's Seamans'Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Married Lydia Townsend 1842-06-25 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Manager, Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Notice, will close dry goods store 1846-08-01 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1846-09-12 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Moves tailor shop and dry goods store 1847-12-11 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Advertises for "fine hall" 1849-06-02 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Makes business arrangement with Marchant & Co. 1849-09-01 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Advertises for dry goods 1850-06-15 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Enlarges store 1851-04-05 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Store changes ownership 1853-04-09 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Opens new store on Hope St. 1854-11-25 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Advertises for coat makers 1855-03-03 3 Pierce, Mason Jr. (storekeeper) Advertises 1860-08-25 3 Pierce, Mason W. see (Pearce, Mason W. Pierce, Peter Married Eliza Appleby 1849-10-13 3 Pierce, Sanford M. Sells house and lot 1837-03-18 3 Pierce, Sarah A. Married David Bullock Jr. 1846-09-05 3 Pierce, Susan Obituary 1866-07-21 3 Pierce, Thomas Obituary 1850-04-13 3 Pierce, William 2nd Elected 2nd Representative 1838-04-21 2 Pierce, William H. Guardian appointed 1837-02-11 3 Pierce's Hotel (also see John S. Pierce) Dinner served in 1838-06-30 2 Pierce's Hotel (also see John S. Pierce) Sold to Wm. Bradford, becomes State Street Hotel 1839-04-13 2&3 Pierce's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1845-09-27 3 Piling, Jane Married David Pierce 1846-06-13 3 Pilling, Mary Married Henry Peirce 1848-05-27 3 Pitman, Abby M. Married J. Gooding 1860-09-22 3 Pitman, Ann Married Samuel Munro 1839-03-02 3 Pitman, Benjamin Comm. To study commemeration of Battle of New Orleans 1836-12-31 3 Pitman, Benjamin App. Health Officer 1840-07-11 3 Pitman, Benjamin App. To school committee 1853-04-16 2 Pitman, Benjamin Obituary, child 1840-04-04 3 Pitman, Benjamin Obituary, child of Benjamin Jr. 1845-11-15 3 Pitman, Benjamin Jr. Copartnership with Geo. Reynolds dissolved 1837-09-23 3 Pitman, Bradford Probate Notice 1848-09-09 3 Pitman, Capt. Benjamin Master of shipwrecked Brig Helen Maria 1856-02-09 2 Pitman, Capt. Benjamin App. Inspector of customs 1857-10-31 2 Pitman, Capt. Davis Injured aboard schooner Perine 1860-08-11 2 Pitman, Capt. Josiah K. (may be J.K. Pitman) Judge of Providence Regatta 1853-09-24 2 Pitman, Capt. Josiah K. (may be J.K. Pitman) Judge of Regatta 1854-09-09 3 Pitman, Capt. Josiah K. (may be J.K. Pitman) App. Commander of Lightboat 1854-12-30 2 Pitman, Capt. Josiah K. (may be J.K. Pitman) Real estate sold at sheriff's sale 1858-08-28 3 Pitman, Charlotte C. Married Alfred Luther 1837-12-09 3 Pitman, Elisha A. Obituary, child 1837-03-04 Pitman, Eliza Wife of John Howland Pitman, Obituary 1867-02-09 3 Pitman, Elizabeth L. Married Nathan Heath 1839-05-11 3 Pitman, Elizabeth L. Obituary 1864-03-12 3 Pitman, George Obituary, infant 1833-11-16 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Advertises for grocery store 1842-12-03 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Circulating comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Clerk of Hydraulion Co. 1847-12-18 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Opens store, corner Hope and Bradford 1849-11-03 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Slate for stage kept in store of 1850-01-26 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Notice of change in business 1851-08-30 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Notice regarding democrats of Bristol 1852-06-12 3 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Appointed Postmaster 1853-05-07 2 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Praised for delivering mail during severe snow storm 1856-01-12 2 Pitman, H.J. (grocer) (Hezekiah) Resigns as postmaster, services praised 1861-06-15 2 Pitman, Helen Obituary, child 1840-04-04 3 Pitman, J. Travis (James) Visiting Comm. Bristol's Seamans'Friend Society 1843-12-25 2 Pitman, J. Travis (James) Pres. Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1852-02-21 2 Pitman, J.K. (may be Capt. Josiah K.) Boatman of port 1855-06-25 2 Pitman, James D. (Captain) Married Eunice Walderon 1853-02-26 3 Pitman, James D. (Captain) Obituary 1871-04-29 3 Pitman, John A. Offers reward for vandals of shop 1852-04-17 3 Pitman, John A. Obituary, also Eulogy 1856-11-22 3 Pitman, John A. Seized with apoplectic fit 1855-05-05 2 Pitman, Mary Obituary, wife of Capt. James 1852-09-04 3 Pitman, Mary Obituary, child of Benjamin Jr. 1846-04-18 3 Pitman, Mary Anna Obituary, child of Capt. James D. 1842-09-24 3 Pitman, Mary Anna Eulogy 1842-10-01 3 Pitman, Mary J. Married Edward Brunsen 1858-11-20 3 Pitman, Nancy Obituary 1837-11-04 3 Pitman, Samuel Dies in New York 1839-05-11 3 Pitman, Sarah Obituary, age 81 yrs, widow of Capt. Samuel 1856-10-04 3 Pitman, Sarah R. Obituary, child of Capt. Josiah K. 1845-11-01 3 Pitman, Wilbur Fisk Obiruary, father John K. 1855-05-05 3 Pitman, William Obituary 1840-04-25 3 Pitman, William A. Obituary, child of late Wm. 1842-03-26 3 Pitman, William H. Child of falls from tree, breaks leg 1849-07-21 2 Pitman, William H. Chosen democratic delegate 1861-02-22 2 Pitman, William Henry Married Mary Howes of New Bedford 1839-09-07 3 Pitman. George Howard (infant) Obituary, son of John H. & Eliza F. 1857-07-25 3 Pitmen, John H. Eliected to committee 1834-09-06 2 Pitmen, John H. Store mentioned in adver. 1840-02-08 3 Pitmen, John H. Married Eliza Slade 1840-01-18 3 Pitmen, John H. Appointed to town council 1853-04-16 2 Pitmen, John H. Appointed Notary Public 1853-05-07 2 Pitmen, John H. Appointed to school committee 1854-04-08 2 Pitmen, John H. Officer of St. Alban's lodge 1855-12-22 2 Place, Joseph M. Obituary, son of Thomas & Abby 1858-04-17 3 Planter (schooner) Advertises to sell 1849-06-09 3 Plummer, John S. Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1843-03-04 3 Plummer, John S. Sells stock in Poka Steam Mill 1844-04-13 3 Plummer, Mr. Overseer at Pokanoket Steam Mill 1844-11-30 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Notice of stockholder's meeting 1840-01-25 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Director's chosen 1840-02-08 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Advertises for lathing and plastering 1840-02-08 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Advertises to rent, just completed 1840-08-01 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Director's enjoy picnic 1844-03-23 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Girl killed in accident in 1844-11-30 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Engine badly damaged 1853-02-05 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Escapes destruction during fire 1853-12-31 2&3 Pocanoket Steam Mill No. of employees, capital invested 1856-01-19 2

Pocanoket Steam Mill Heavily damaged by fire, firemen hindered by frostbite and frozen pipes, 170 bristolians out of work 1856-02-16 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Meeting held regarding assistance of unemploy workers 1856-02-16 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Gable blown done by squall 1856-03-08 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Stockholders meet to determine fate of mill 1856-05-10 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Stockholders decide to sell property 1856-05-17 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Advertises for auction 1856-06-14 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Property, buildings, machinery sold 1857-03-21 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Value of property as manufacturing center cited 1857-05-09 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Property unoccupied, article concerning value of to capitalists 1858-05-15 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Property sold 1858-07-31 3 Pocanoket Steam Mill Estate purchased by J. Babbitt 1858-08-07 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Flag raising at 1861-05-04 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Edward Babbitt named agent for 1863-03-07 2 Pocanoket Steam Mill Sold, will be operating soon 1863-02-28 2 Point Farm To let 1840-02-29 3 Point Farm Rented by James DeWolf Perry 1844-02-17 3 Pokanoket Bank General assembly petitioned for incorporation 1856-03-08 2 Pokanoket Steam Mill see Pocanoket Steam Mill Political Meetings see Public meetings

Political parties See Whigs of Bristol, democrats of Bristol; republicans of Bristol, constitutional union party of Bristol Pollack, Charles Directs Bristol Music Association in concert 1860-02-25 3 Pollack, Charles Married Maria Nason of Artic Village 1860-08-25 3 Pond, John F. Assignee of N.S. Green 1838-05-05 3 Pool, L. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1851-03-29 3 Poppasquash Point Name debated 1834-12-20 2 Poppasquash Point Suggested as landing for steamboats 1838-03-03 2 Poppasquash Point Point farm let 1840-02-29 3 Poppasquash Point Name debated 1845-07-19 2 Poppasquash Point Rumor reported that citizens of "North Bristol" plan to begin own shipping from 1856-02-16 2 Poppasquash Point To be included in creation of North Bristol, petition presented 1856-03-15 3 Poppasquash Point Owners unite against trespassers 1856-09-13 3 Population of Bristol Result of census 1840-08-29 2 Population of Bristol Result of census, no. of houses 1850-09-21 2

Population of Bristol Census, social statistics, population broken down in nationalities, agricultural returns, products of industry 1851-02-15 2 Population of Bristol Census of R.I. 1851-04-19 2 Population of Bristol Population, industrial statistics 1852-05-23 2 Population of Bristol Increased population RR. Will bring Bristol discussed 1853-04-30 2 Population of Bristol Statistics regarding nationalities of Bristolians 1860-02-18 2 Population of Bristol Large increase attributed to factory employees 1860-09-01 2 Population of Bristol Census statistics 1860-09-08 2 Population of Bristol Housing shortage cited 1860-10-06 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Filled with Mexican war barges 1847-01-02 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) List of vessels belonging to port 1847-01-23 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Benefits of proposed marine railway cited 1848-09-02 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) New railway proves useful 1848-11-04 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Ships prepare of expedition to California Gold fields 1849-01-27 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Potential of port as terminus of RR. Cited 1849-02-17 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Only port in vicinity not closed by ice 1849-02-24 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Freight and travel statistics 1852-05-22 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Statistics regarding commerce 1853-01-15 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) No. of arrivals 1856-01-05 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Amt. of duties paid 1856-01-19 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) No. of ships 1856-01-19 2

Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Rumor reported that citizens of "North Bristol" plan to begin own shipping from Poppasquash Point 1856-02-16 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Bristol accused by British of fitting out slavers 1858-05-15 2

Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Regulations concerning quarantining of vessels from suspecting yellow fever and smallpox areas 1858-07-10 3 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Returning ships tell of ravages of infectious diseases 1858-07-17 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Article describing Bristol Harbor as best in state 1858-08-28 2 Port of Bristol (also see Bristol ships, Bristol Harbor) Unusual no. of ships 1860-03-17 2 Porter, Emily Obituary 1834-04-26 3 Porter, Susan James Obituary, child 1837-12-16 3 Porter, Violet Obituary, negro 1847-01-09 3 Post Office Irregularity of mails criticized 1836-10-08 2 Post Office Direct mail line with Boston discusses 1836-12-03 2 Post Office Notice 1837-05-20 3 Post Office Daily mail line suggested 1837-11-18 2 Post Office Irregularity of 1840-01-25 2 Post Office G.H. Reynolds app. Postmaster in place of Dr. Briggs 1840-03-21 2 Post Office Wm. B. Tilley app. Postmaster 1841-06-19 2 Post Office Evening mail discontinues 1841-08-14 2 Post Office Citizens of Bristol petition for lower postage rates 1843-12-09 Post Office Private mail service seen as threat 1844-08-31 2 Post Office Bristol post office moves 1845-05-03 3 Post Office Chadwick's stage contracts to carry mail to Providence 1846-01-03 2 Post Office Former building mentioned 1846-03-07 3 Post Office Subscription list to assist victims of potato famine placed in 1847-03-06 2 Post Office Location moved 1849-06-30 2 Post Office Poor service to businessmen cited 1850-10-19 2 Post Office Mail to Providence discontinued 1853-07-09 2 Post Office Mail to Providence resumes 1853-10-08 2 Post Office Mail re-routed on steamer Perry 1854-07-15 2 Post Office U.S. Government given jurisdiction of site for 1855-02-24 3 Post Office Article describing plans for new structure 1855-03-17 3 Post Office Mail to be carried by newly completed RR. 1855-07-14 2&3 Post Office New post office to be built on Hope Street 1856-05-10 2&3 Post Office Dimensions of, contractor hired 1856-08-23 2 Post Office Dimensions increased, H. Wardwell to supervise construction 1856-09-27 2 Post Office Notice concerning morning mail 1856-12-20 3 Post Office Mail suspended by snow storm 1857-01-24 2 Post Office Will move to New Custom House 1857-10-17 2 Post Office Opens, description of 1857-11-07 2&3 Post Office Mail arrangement 1857-11-14 3 Post Office Mail arrangement with Fall River line 1858-01-30 2 Post Office Loitering boys create disturbance 1858-01-30 2 Post Office Need for mail arrangements with steamboats cited as service is out 1858-12-11 2 Post Office Mail arrangement with Fall River steamers and Bradford Durfee made 1858-12-18 2 Potter Farm Portion of crops decimated by army worms 1861-07-27 2 Potter Library Meeting of Library Assoc. 1833-12-28 3 Potter Library Meeting of Assoc. 1835-08-08 3 Potter Library Shares sold 1835-08-15 3 Potter Library Editorial promoting 1835-09-19 2 Potter Library Notice of meeting, resolutions, Property disposed of 1837-10-07 3 Potter Library Final notice to shareholders 1837-11-11 3 Potter, Alfred Drowns when boat is capsized by squall 1860-12-29 2 Potter, Alfred Body found 1861-01-04 2 Potter, Alfred Funeral services held 1861-01-12 2 Potter, Alice Obituary, age 85 yrs, wife of Rouse T. 1855-05-19 3 Potter, Alice A. Married William H. Potter of Prudence Island on 1857-02-28 3 Potter, Ann B. Obituary 1853-01-15 3 Potter, Ann B. Obituary 1853-01-15 Potter, Charles Drowns when boat is capsized by squall 1860-12-29 2 Potter, Charles Body found 1861-01-04 2 Potter, Charles Funeral services held 1861-01-12 2 Potter, Charles Stock, farming utensils, sold at auction 1861-03-30 3 Potter, Henry B. Advertises for nursery 1858-03-27 3 Potter, Henry B. Exhibits prize colts at state fair 1858-09-18 2 Potter, Henry B. Justice of Peace 1860-06-09 2 Potter, Henry B. Fatal disease strikes horses 1862-01-18 2 Potter, Josiah W. Married Rebecca A. Gray 1858-04-17 3 Potter, Lewis Obituary, child of Henry B. 1858-12-04 3 Potter, Maria W. Married Nathanial P. Willia of Warren 1857-12-25 3 Potter, Mary Obituary and short biography, widow of Thomas 1861-09-28 2&3 Potter, Mary Ann Obituary 1851-07-19 3 Potter, Mary W. Advertises to let portion of house 1851-04-05 3 Potter, Robert L. Advertises for boarding house 1835-04-25 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Surveryor of highways 1838-05-05 2 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Commissioner of asylum 1838-09-01 2 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Advertises for general store 1838-11-17 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Director Bristol Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Committee of vigilance re: adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Committee to estimate taxes 1843-04-08 2 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Advertises for house on Constitution St. 1853-05-21 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Advertises for house 1854-10-07 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Obituary & Eulogy Nonagenarian 90 yrs (short biography) 1858-10-02 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Probate Notice 1858-10-09 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Involved in lawsuit with RR. 1857-03-14 2 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Lawsuit resolved 1857-09-19 2 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Potter's wharf sold 1857-09-26 2 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Executor's notice 1858-11-13 3 Potter, Rouse T. (storekeeper) Commissioner's notice 1858-11-20 3 Potter's Block Mentioned 1860-05-12 2 Potter's Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1840-07-11 3 Potter's Wharf Carpenter's shop on 1848-03-18 3 Potter's Wharf Fall River Iron Works plans extensive addition to 1857-05-02 2 Potter's Wharf Stable burglarized 1857-07-04 3 Potter's Wharf Action taken to close Grog shops on 1857-08-01 2 Potter's Wharf Sold to A. Kenny of Providence 1857-09-26 2 Pound see Bristol Pound Pratt, Lavina Obituary, widow of Spencer 1850-11-23 3 Pratt, Sarah A. Obituary, wife of Capt. Spencer 1860-05-26 3 Pratt, Spencer Copartnership of Devol, Diman & Co. formed 1856-07-19 3 Pratt, Spencer Purchases shares of Co. from Wm. Morse 1856-11-08 3 Pratt, Spencer Resigns from copartnership 1857-04-18 3 Pratt, Spencer Receives commission in U.S. Navy 1861-11-09 2 Pratt, Spencer Resigns commission die to poor health 1862-03-29 2 Pratt, Spencer Obituary 1868-03-14 3 Prentiss, Clara B. Widow of William and daughter of Stockford Tilley, Obituary 1874-05-02 2 President (steamboat) Damaged by ice in Bay 1836-01-20 2 President (steamboat) Poem concerning 1836-02-13 3 Priest & Wheeler manufacturre boat jacks 1849-07-14 2 Private Schools see schools, Private, name of school Privateers Notice to former privateers 1856-08-23 3 Prospect Hill Mentioned in advertisement 1842-09-10 3 Protestant Episcopal Church Sends representatives to New Temperance Soc. 1844-01-27 2 Providence (steamboat) Excursion voyage 1834-08-09 2 Providence (steamboat) Excursion voyage 1835-06-20 2 Providence (steamboat) Excursion voyage 1836-05-21 3 Providence (steamboat) Excursion on Fourth 1836-07-02 2 Providence (steamboat) Carries Bristol; Artillery in triumphant return from Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Meeting of stockholders 1854-01-28 3 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Act of incorporation passed 1855-02-10 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) First Train travels route 1855-07-14 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Schedule 1855-07-14 3 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Property owners involved in lawsuit vs. RR. 1855-12-01 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Schedule 1855-12-22 3

Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Profits high, permanent RR and steamboat connection between Newport and Providence planned 1856-02-02 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Receipts, expenses totaled 1856-02-02 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Involved in lawsuit with B. Diman 1856-03-22 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Property owner's reimbursement trial held 1856-04-19 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Involved in lawsuit with Wm. H. Church 1856-07-04 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Involved in lawsuit with S. Allen 1856-07-19 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Accused of political partisanship 1856-11-08 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Annual meeting held, financial report 1857-01-31 3 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Involved in lawsuit with R. Potter 1857-03-14 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Branch to Fall River planned 1857-03-28 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Fare reduced to $.35 1857-05-02 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Meeting of stockholders, distribution of stock discussed 1857-08-08 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Schedule 1857-12-03 3 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Financial reverses discussed 1858-01-30 3 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Lawsuit vs. S. Allen resolved 1858-03-06 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Lawsuit vs. B. Diman resolved 1858-09-18 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Director's chosen 1860-02-04 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Locomotive "Wampanoag" begins service, efficiency of Co. praised 1860-04-21 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Daring daylight robbery of office 1860-09-01 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Vandals sabatoge tracks, $100 reward offered 1860-11-10 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Annual report of 1862-02-01 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Annual report, connection w/Fall River, Newport line 1863-01-31 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Accident mentioned;mail delayed 1863-02-07 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Purchasing steamboat for Newport-Fall River connection 1863-03-07 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Purchases new engine 1863-04-11 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Adds new smoking car for Bristol run 1864-05-15 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Inspection by officials ok 1864-05-21 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Regular service on Fall River run commenced 1865-06-27 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Acquires new locomotive engine 1865-11-25 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Fight breaks out on Fall River line 1866-01-13 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Fall River line delayed because of rock on tracks 1866-02-24 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Man dies while working on engine 1866-03-17 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) New passenger car on road 1866-04-28 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Officers believe that march accident was man's own fault 1866-06-16 3 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Man falls off train while working on engine 1866-09-15 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) RR. To buy land owned by Bristol Marine railway 1867-06-01 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Officers of RR. come down to check out new wharf and depot 1867-06-08 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Building new engine house in Bristol 1867-11-23 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Outline of improvements made on railroad property 1868-02-01 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Two accidents, one fatal, occur on train frun from Boston to Bristol 1868-07-11 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Lady dies from injuries sustained from accident opn 1869-08-21 2 Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad (see also railroads) Part of tracks washed away from yet another storm 1869-11-27 2 Public Health Also see infectious diseases, mortality Public Health Article concerning health of Bristol residents 1841-08-28 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whigs of Bristol hold meeting 1836-11-12 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting to discuss adoption of constitution 1842-03-12 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Friends of People's constitution, friends of legal constitution, meet 1842-03-19 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Friends of People's constitution meet 1842-04-23 2

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Company of volunteers meets to preserve law and order after insurrection in Providence 1842-05-21 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Volunteers meet to patrol town during Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting to vote on adoption of constitution 1842-11-12 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting to Col. Taylor's store regarding adoption of constitution 1842-11-19 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Vote to adopt constitution 1842-11-26 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of citizens friendly to cause of law and order 1843-02-25 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Friends of law and order meet 1843-04-01 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting to elect delegates for congressional election 1843-07-08 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Law and order meeting 1843-08-26 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of friends of state administration 1843-12-23 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Friends of law and order meet 1844-03-23 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Friends of Clay and Frelinghuysen meet 1844-06-29 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whigs of Bristol meet 1844-10-26 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whigs of Bristol meet 1844-11-02 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Friends of law and order meet 1845-03-15 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Resolutions of law and order meeting 1845-03-29 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Law and order electors meet 1845-11-15 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Citizens meet to send relief to starving in Ireland 1847-02-27 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Committee chosen to assist famine victims, subscriptions collected in Bristol stores 1847-03-06 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whig electors meet 1847-12-18 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Supporters of Zachary Taylor meet on Common 1848-08-19 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) 2000 persons assemble in support of Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Public meeting held to consider building of RR to Providence 1848-09-30 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meeting 1848-10-07 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held after 3 attempts at arson, stiff penalities invoked, town watch intensified 1848-11-11 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding RR., prospects improve 1849-02-10 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1849-12-22 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whig voters meet 1850-01-12 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Citizens meet to support abolishing of flogging and rum rationing in U.S. Navy 1850-07-13 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meeting regarding cruelty to sailors 1850-07-27 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Citizens favorable to celebration of Fourth meet 1851-06-21 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Democrats of Bristol meet 1852-01-24 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Stockholders of proposed RR. Meet 1852-05-29 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Democrats of Bristol meet to elect delegates 1852-06-12 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whigs of Bristol meet 1852-06-12 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding petitioniong of General Assembly regarding RR. 1852-06-19 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meeting and resolution regarding petitioning of General Assembly 1852-06-26 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Whigs of Bristol hold rally 1852-10-23 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding formation of new constitution 1853-06-25 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of electors opposed to amending state constitution planned 1853-11-19 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of property owners affected by RR 1854-07-22 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Association formed to procure flour at reasonable prices as high prices continue 1855-10-13 2

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding petitioning pf legislature for citu charter, two attempts at division of town discussed 1855-11-17 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meeting regarding adoption of city government 1855-11-24 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of citizens regarding formation of Rifle Co. 1856-02-09 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to assist Bristolians out of work after fire at Pocanoket Steam Mill 1856-02-16 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meeting regarding assistance of unemployed 1856-02-16 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) American party of Bristol meets 1856-03-01 3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Governor, Lt. Gov. and Attorney General candidates address meeting of democratic celectors 1856-03-15 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of visit of Democratic candidates, described as "democratic spouting" 1856-03-22 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Welcome, Sayles addresses meeting of electors 1856-03-22 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of American party held 1856-03-22 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meetings of Democratic and American parties, views of 1856-03-29 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) American party meets 1856-04-05 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) American party meets 1856-05-17 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of Democratic electors 1856-06-21 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) American's of Bristol meet 1856-07-26 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of American's meeting 1856-08-02 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of Democrats in favor of reserving union 1856-08-23 2&3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Campaign flags streched across State St. after meeting, Mr. Patterson describes outrages in Kansas 1856-08-30 2

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of "Union must be preserved" meeting, key stone club formed, officers chosen 1856-08-30 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Supporters of Fillmore meet 1856-09-13 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Supporters of Freemont meet, Bristol Freemont club formed 1856-09-13 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Descriptions of Freemont and Fillmore meetings 1856-09-20 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Freemont mass meeting to be held 1856-09-20 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Bristol Freemont club meets, elects officers 1856-09-27 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Grand Freemont meeting held, torchlight procession through streets 1856-10-04 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Notice of Freemont meeting 1856-10-04 3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of supporters of Fillmore, Bristol Fillmore and Donelson club formed, officers elected 1856-10-04 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Freemont and Fillmore clubs meet 1856-10-18 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Freemont and Fillmore clubs meet 1856-11-01 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of electors opposed to extension of slavery planned 1857-03-28 3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meetings held regarding aid to poor as recession continues, public works projects considered 1857-11-14 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to aid suffering poor as depression continues 1857-12-25 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meager attendance at meeting to aid poor criticized, another meeting planned 1858-01-02 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held, committee appointed to collect donations at Bristol churches 1858-01-09 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to discuss issue of annexing portion of Bristol to Warren 1858-02-13 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Democrats of Bristol meet 1858-02-13 3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of meetings regarding division of Bristol, townspeople vehemently opposed 1858-02-20 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of American republicans 1858-04-03 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of citizens interested in moving to West 1858-04-10 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of Democratic electors 1860-03-04 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Caucus held to elect delegates to Young Men's convention 1860-02-18 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Republican grand rally held, Republican caucus held 1860-03-24 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Description of grand rally 1860-03-24 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Democratic electors meet, description of proceedings 1860-03-31 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Public meeting held regarding pleas of Western Indians for protection 1860-08-18 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to assist fire victims 1860-06-16 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding protection of Western Indians, delegates chosen 1860-08-25 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Republicans meet, will form Lincoln and Hamlin club 1860-09-22 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding formation of Young Men's Republican Wide Awake Club 1860-09-29 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting of Democratic electors 1860-09-29 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Constitutional union party meets, elects delegates 1861-02-22 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Republican caucus held 1861-03-02 3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding Compulsory school attendance 1861-03-16 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Republican caucus held 1861-03-30 3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) War commences, meeting held regarding enrollment of volunteers, 80 Bristolians volunteer, support of families duiscusses 1861-04-20 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to enlist additional volunteers 1861-05-25 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Rally held, Bristol Drill Corps formed 1861-09-14 3

Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding enrollment of additional volunteers, formation of Bristol Drill Corps 1861-09-21 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held regarding encouragement of enrollment, support of colunteer's families 1861-10-12 2&3 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Support for families of volunteers authorized by Town Council 1861-10-26 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to enlist colunteers, $100 bounty offered 1862-07-26 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Rally held on Common to encourage enlistment 1862-08-16 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Series of recruitment meetings held 1862-09-20 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Subscriptions for bounty fund grow 1862-09-27 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Meeting held to appropriate money for support of colunteer's families 1862-11-08 2 Public meetings (also see town meetings) Funds appropriated at meeting 1862-11-29 2 Public Schools see Schools, Public, name of school Pumps (also see wells) Repairs to State Street pump discussed 1841-11-06 2 Pumps (also see wells) Repairs to pump corner of High and Franklin 1842-05-07 2 Pumps (also see wells) Pump inserted in well on Bradford St. 1844-11-09 2 vietes Assignee of J.W. Wheelock 1846-04-25 3 Quada, Antonio (mariner) Probate notice, transient 1844-11-16 3 Quada, Antonio (mariner) Administrator's notice 1844-12-14 3 Quada, Antonio (mariner) Lawsuit re. estate of 1851-11-22 2 Quilt, John Falls from wharf, drowns 1852-08-28 2 Quirk, Edward Obituary 1857-04-18 3 Quirk, Edward Probate notice 1857-04-18 3 Quirk, Edward Administrator's notice 1857-05-09 3 Quirk, Mrs. Edward Obituary 1854-09-16 3 Quirk, Nancy Obituary 1860-05-19 3 Quirk, Richard Arrested after murderous brawl at wedding of 1855-12-08 2 Quirk, Richard Held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Quirk, Richard Found not guilty, description of trial 1856-03-15 2 Quirk, William Obituary 1871-04-22 3 Rae, John (farmer) Injured in accident on farm 1845-07-26 2 Rae, John (farmer) Dies from injuries, eulogy 1845-08-02 3 Rae, John (farmer) Probate notice 1845-08-09 3 Rae, John (farmer) Executrix's notice and commissioner's notice 1845-09-06 3 Rae, John (farmer) Livestock on former farm sold at auction 1845-09-20 3 Rae, John (farmer) Former farm rented 1845-12-20 3 Rafferty, Hugh Married Bridget Green 1856-01-26 3

Railroad State Line (formerly Newport, Bristol, Warren & Providence Stage) Notice 1844-09-28 3 & 4

Railroad State Line (formerly Newport, Bristol, Warren & Providence Stage) Contracts to carry mail to Providence 1846-01-03 2

Railroad State Line (formerly Newport, Bristol, Warren & Providence Stage) Stage line to Taunton begins 1846-11-21 3

Railroad State Line (formerly Newport, Bristol, Warren & Providence Stage) Advertisement 1853-05-14 3 Railroad wharf Mentioned 1858-09-25 3 Railroads Editorial concerning possibility of R. R. to Warren, Providence 1835-11-28 2 Railroads Editorial concerning need for 1836-03-05 2 Railroads Editorial concerning need for 1836-08-06 2 Railroads Notice concerning stage connection 1840-04-18 3 Railroads Stage-train connection to Boston begins 1844-04-27 3 Railroads Stage-train connection to New York begins 1844-08-17 3 Railroads Editorial concerning changes new rapidity of transport will bring 1844-10-26 2 Railroads Benefits of proposed railroad to Providence cited 1848-09-02 2 Railroads Further discussion of benefits 1848-09-09 2 Railroads Prospects for R. R. brighten 1848-09-23 2 Railroads Public meeting held in support of R. R., Bristol suggested as terminus to Boston 1848-09-30 2 Railroads Another meeting held regarding R. R. 1848-10-21 2 Railroads Another meeting, prospects of R. R. improve 1849-02-10 2 Railroads Committee appointed to obtain subscribers 1849-02-10 2 Railroads Plea for investors to support R. R. 1849-02-17 2 Railroads Potential benefits of R. R. cited in 2 articles and letter 1850-02-02 2 Railroads Money raised, surveyor employed 1852-02-28 2 Railroads Potential benefits of Providence-Bristol R. R. cited 1852-03-13 2 Railroads Surveying begins, route described 1852-03-27 2 Railroads Surveying proceeds 1852-04-03 2 Railroads Meeting held regarding construction of, route discussed 1852-05-01 2 Railroads Letter suggesting routes 1852-05-01 2 Railroads Description of meeting 1852-05-02 2 & 3 Railroads Another meeting held regarding R. R. 1852-05-08 2 Railroads Engineer presents report, estimates cost 1852-05-15 2 Railroads Description of route 1852-05-22 2 Railroads Stock sells rapidly 1852-05-29 2 Railroads Bristol's share of costs discussed 1852-05-29 2 Railroads Aid of Boston and Providence corporation asked 1852-06-05 2 Railroads Boston, Providence corporation refused aid 1852-06-12 2 Railroads Town meeting held to consider petitioning of general assembly regarding R. R. 1852-06-19 2

Railroads Letter concerning reasons for refusal of Boston, Providence corporation to aid Bristol R. R. 1852-06-19 2 Railroads Description of meeting regarding petitioning of general assembly 1852-06-26 2 Railroads Incorporation of Providence-Bristol R. R. discussed in general assembly 1852-07-03 2 Railroads Subscription reaches $175,000 1852-08-14 2 Railroads Need for subscriptions cited by Providence Journal 1852-09-18 2 Railroads Providence citizens lack of interest in project cited 1852-10-09 2 Railroads Delay cited 1853-02-05 2 Railroads Drive for subscriptions begins 1853-02-19 2 Railroads Subscription book opened in Bristol counting room 1853-02-26 2 Railroads Another meeting held regarding subscriptions 1853-03-05 2 Railroads Citizens of Providence subscribe liberally 1853-03-12 2 Railroads Only $10,000 in subscriptions needed 1853-04-02 2 Railroads List of subscribers 1853-04-02 3 Railroads Board of directors for Providence-Bristol R. R. chosen, construction due to begin 1853-04-23 2 Railroads Innovations and increased population R. R. will bring to Bristol discussed 1853-04-30 2 Railroads Survey of shore route begins 1853-05-07 2 Railroads Grading will begin 1853-05-14 2 Railroads Need for subscriptions cited 1853-07-30 3 Railroads Necessity of perseverance cited 1853-08-06 2 Railroads Contact made for construction 1853-08-13 2 Railroads Land values increase because of prospects of R. R. 1853-09-17 2 Railroads West route decided upon 1853-09-24 2 Railroads Assessment voted upon 1853-09-24 3 Railroads Qualification of statement regarding increased land values 1853-10-15 2 Railroads Work begins at India Point 1853-10-15 2 Railroads Proposed route detailed 1853-10-22 3 Railroads Importance of electing commissioners from Bristol cited 1853-10-29 2 Railroads Directors negotiate for property on west side of Thames St. to build depot 1853-11-12 2 Railroads Old colony R. R. surveys possible R. R. route to Walker's cove 1853-11-12 2 Railroads Progress made in Seekonk, large number of laborers at work 1853-11-26 2 Railroads Further discussion of R. R. route to walker's cove 1853-11-26 2 Railroads Work begins on Neck 1853-12-03 2 Railroads Article concerning possibility of R. R.s to Taunton, Newport 1853-12-17 2 Railroads Notice to stockholders 1853-12-17 3 Railroads Tauton-Bristol R. R. planned, need for line to Bristol Ferry cited 1853-12-31 2 Railroads List of affected property owners 1853-12-31 3 Railroads Sub-contractor decamps, leaving large numbers of debts 1854-01-14 2 Railroads Town will donate land to R. R. 1854-04-22 2 Railroads Property owners to be compensated for losses 1854-06-10 2 Railroads List of property owners affected by R. R. and amounts awarded to 1854-06-10 3 Railroads Meeting of property owners affected to R. R. 1854-07-22 3 Railroads Notice, will be completed by following winter 1854-09-23 2 Railroads R. R. purchase Church's Wharf, begins construction of depot 1854-09-23 2 Railroads R. R. purchase Church's Wharf, begins construction of depot 1854-09-30 2 Railroads Brawn [Brawl] among Irish laborers, 3 men arrested 1854-10-14 2 Railroads Further progress made on depot 1854-10-21 2 Railroads R. R. receives permission to lay tracks along Thames St. 1854-11-11 2 Railroads Meeting held regarding laying of tracks along Thames St. 1854-12-02 3 Railroads Resolution regarding laying of tracks 1854-12-16 2 Railroads Works continues on tracks and depot 1855-01-13 2 Railroads Portion of newly completed tracks washed away by gale, need for seawall cited 1855-01-27 2 Railroads Act of incorporation passed 1855-02-10 2 Railroads Nears completion 1855-03-31 2 Railroads Awards to property owners affected by R. R., location altered 1855-03-31 3 Railroads Controversy over laying R. R. tracks over marine railway discussed at town meeting 1855-04-21 2 Railroads Depot and engine house nearly completed, completion of R. R. planned for June 1855-04-28 2 Railroads Article concerning route, will connect to steamer Perry 1855-05-19 2 Railroads Completed as far as shipyard 1855-05-26 2 Railroads Benefits to Bristol's potential as manufacturing center cited 1855-06-02 2 Railroads First passenger car and engine arrives from Providence 1855-06-09 2 Railroads Correction, arrival of first train delayed 1855-06-30 2 Railroads First train due 1855-07-07 2

Railroads First train travels Providence-Bristol route, citizens enjoy excursion on, route and schedule described, danger of children playing on tracks cited 1855-07-14 2 Railroads R. R. will carry mail 1855-07-14 2 Railroads Schedule 1855-07-14 3 Railroads Travel steadily increases 1855-07-21 2 Railroads Travel exceeds expectations 1855-08-11 2 Railroads Carry average of 500 passengers a day, midday train service begins 1855-09-08 2 Railroads Crowds in Providence witness departure of first Providence-Bristol train 1855-09-08 2 Railroads "Travel fever" continues 1855-09-15 2 Railroads "Embankment at head of harbor washed away by SE storm, rails impassable 1855-12-15 2 Railroads Impassable after severe snow storm, locomotive thrown off tracks 1856-01-12 2 Railroads Connection with steamer Liberty for Newport begins 1856-01-26 3 Railroads Profits high 1856-02-02 2 Railroads Description of property owner's reimbursement trial 1856-04-19 2 Railroads Danger of boys playing on tracks cited 1856-05-17 2 Railroads Number of passengers increases, profits high, high dividends predicted 1856-06-07 2 Railroads Blocked by severe snow storm, passengers forced to spend night on train 1857-01-24 2 Railroads Value proven when record cold wave freezes harbors 1857-01-31 2 Railroads Superintendent praised for exertions during harsh winter 1857-01-31 2 Railroads Need for more patronage by citizens of Bristol cited in letter 1857-01-31 2 Railroads Carry cargo from Providence-New York steamboats after ice closes Providence harbor 1857-01-31 2 Railroads General assembly petitioned for incorporation of Newport and Bristol R. R. 1857-05-09 3 Railroads Providence-Bristol R. R. suffers financial reverses in wake of recession 1858-01-30 3 Railroads Vandals sabotage tracks, $100 reward offered 1860-11-10 2 Railroads Tracks damaged by record tides in wake of gale 1861-03-16 2 Ralph, Ann Obituary 1840-08-22 3 Ralph, Joseph (blacksmith) Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 Ralph, Joseph (blacksmith) Married Sarah Clinton of Newport 1843-10-28 3 Ralph, Joseph (blacksmith) Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Ralph, Joseph (blacksmith) Files for insolvency 1852-02-14 3 Ralph, Joseph (blacksmith) Former shop mentioned 1857-01-17 3 Ralph, Joseph (blacksmith) Obituary 1866-04-28 3 Ralph, Joseph J. Married Susan G. Lawless 1854-05-06 3 Ralph, Joseph Jr. Clerk of political meeting 1842-04-23 2 Ralph, Mary Married to William Cannon 1833-12-28 3 Ramiers, Eliza G. Guardian appointed 1854-07-15 3 Ramiers, Francis Guardian's notice 1854-07-15 3 Ramiers, Mary T. Guardian's notice 1854-07-15 3 Ramiers, Mary T. Guardian declines 1858-04-17 3 Ramiers, Mary T. Married John N. Peck 1858-04-17 3 Ramires, Rachel S. Married C. Weeden of Boston 1847-10-02 3 Ramires, Thomas Obituary 1844-07-20 3 Ramires, Thomas Probate notice 1844-08-17 3 Ramires, Thomas Administrator's notice 1844-10-12 3 Ramires, Thomas Guardian appointed for children Francis and Mary 1850-03-09 3 Randall, Charles Vice-chairman of supporters of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Randall, Charles Notary public 1849-05-12 2 Randall, Charles Republican elector 1856-09-20 3 Randall, Elizabeth Married Job Williston 1841-02-06 3 Randall, Lydia Obituary 1856-12-20 3 Randall, Samuel Appointed notary public 1852-05-15 2 Randall, Samuel Receives appointment from court 1854-12-16 2 Randall, Sarah Mrs. Obituary 1858-08-28 3 Randall, William H. Dies at sea 1841-10-23 3 Randall, William H. Eulogy 1841-11-06 3 Randolph, Anthony Obituary 1834-12-20 3 Rawson, Capt. John Skipper of excursion boat Juliet 1856-07-26 3 Rawson, infant Obituary, father John 1855-04-14 3 Rawson, John Married Abby Blake 1845-04-19 3 Rawson, Martha Obituary 1836-01-23 3 Rawson, Mary Ann Married Nathan Warren 1838-05-18 3 Rawson, Samuel (captain) Dies in North Carolina 1839-05-25 3 Ray, Jane I. Wife of Charles, obituary 1875-05-15 2 Ray, Maria James Obituary, wife of Issac [Isaac] 1855-06-02 3 Read estate Sold by S. W. Church 1851-10-18 3 Read, John Francis Obituary, child 1839-09-21 3 Read, Joseph Obituary 1858-02-13 3 Read, Julia A. Obituary, wife of Samuel 1860-02-04 3 Read, Margaret Obituary, widow of John 1863-01-03 3 Read, Shearjashub Married Maria Slocum 1838-01-13 3 Read, Thomas Jefferson Obituary, child 1837-03-25 3 Reading rooms W. H. S. Bayley opens reading room 1834-02-15 4 Reading rooms Reading room to close 1834-12-13 2 Reading rooms Effort to re-open 1835-01-03 2 Reading rooms Reading room opened 1835-10-10 2 Reading rooms Editorial concerning 1836-10-08 2 Reading rooms Meeting of subscribers of Whig reading room 1840-04-25 3 Reading rooms Reading room at Phoenix office rented 1841-11-20 3 Reading rooms Meeting held to organize reading room 1844-07-27 3 Reading rooms Whig reading room opens 1844-10-19 3 Reading rooms Bristol young men's group opens reading room on State St. 1860-03-03 3 Reading rooms Constitutional Union party opens reading room 1861-03-16 3 Real estate transactions List of current transactions 1865-03-18 2 Real estate transactions List of current transactions 1865-04-15 2 Real estate transactions List of current transactions 1865-05-06 2 Real estate transactions List of May transactions 1865-06-10 2 Real estate transactions List of current transactions 1865-07-08 2 Real estate transactions List of transactions for August 1865-09-16 2 Real estate transactions D'Wolf estate sold to Edward Colt 1865-09-23 2 Real estate transactions List of September transactions 1865-10-07 2 Real estate transactions List of October transactions 1865-11-04 2 Real estate transactions Transactions for the month of November 1865-12-09 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of December 1866-01-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of January 1866-02-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for months of February and March 1866-04-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of April 1866-05-12 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of May 1866-06-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of June 1866-07-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of July 1866-08-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for months of August and September 1866-09-29 3 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of October 1866-11-30 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of November 1866-12-08 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of December 1867-01-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of January 1867-02-09 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of February 1867-03-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of March 1867-04-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for April, May and June 1867 1867-07-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for July 1867 1867-08-10 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for August 1867 1867-09-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for September and October 1867-11-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for November 1867-12-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for December, 1867 1868-01-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for January, 1868 1868-02-01 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for February, 1868 1868-03-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for March, 1868 1868-04-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for April, 1868 1868-05-09 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for May, 1868 1868-06-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for June, 1868 1868-07-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for August, 1868 1868-09-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for September, 1868 1868-10-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for October, 1868 1868-11-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for November, 1868 1868-12-15 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for December, 1868 1869-01-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for January, 1869 1869-02-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for February, 1869 1869-03-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for March, 1869 1869-04-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for April, 1869 1869-05-01 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for May, 1869 1869-06-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for June, 1869 1869-07-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for July, 1869 1869-08-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for August, 1869 1869-09-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for September, 1869 1869-10-09 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for October, 1869 1869-11-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for November, 1869 1869-12-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for December, 1869 1870-01-08 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for January, 1870 1870-02-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for February, 1870 1870-03-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for March, 1870 1870-04-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for April, 1870 1870-05-14 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for May, 1870 1870-06-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for June, 1870 1870-07-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for July, 1870 1870-08-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for August, 1870 1870-09-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for September, 1870 1870-10-08 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for October, 1870 1870-11-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for November, 1870 1870-12-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for December, 1870 1871-01-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for January, 1871 1871-02-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for February, 1871 1871-03-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for March, 1871 1871-04-08 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for June and July, 1871 1871-08-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for August, 1871 1871-09-09 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for October, 1871 1871-11-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for November, 1871 1871-12-09 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for December, 1871 1872-02-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of January, 1872 1872-02-17 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of March, 1872 1872-03-13 2 Real estate transactions Most recent list of latest real estate transactions 1872-09-21 2 Real estate transactions Most recent list of latest real estate transactions 1872-12-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of December, 1872 1873-01-04 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of January, 1873 1873-02-08 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for February and March, 1873 1873-04-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for April, May, 1872 1872-06-15 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for June, July, 1873 1873-09-09 2 Real estate transactions Recent real estate transactions listed 1873-11-08 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of November, 1873 1873-12-16 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of January, 1874 1874-02-14 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of April, 1874 1874-05-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for months of June, July, 1874 1874-08-01 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of August, 1874 1874-09-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of October, 1874 1874-11-07 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of November, 1874 1874-12-05 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of December, 1874 1875-01-02 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of January, 1875 1875-02-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for months of February, March, 1875 1875-04-03 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for months of June, July, 1875 1875-07-31 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of October, 1875 1875-11-06 2 Real estate transactions Real estate transactions for month of November, 1875 1875-12-04(?) 2 Redfield, Willie Obituary, child of William 1860-03-10 3 Redford, Mary Obituary, wife of Joseph 1849-09-29 3 Reed, Abbey Obituary 1838-09-15 3 Reed, Capt. Samuel House sold at auction 1842-11-12 3 Reed, Capt. Samuel Dies aboard brig Eagle 1843-07-15 3 Reed, Capt. Samuel Probate notice 1843-08-12 3 Reed, Capt. Samuel Administrator's notice 1843-09-30 3 Reed, Capt. Samuel Commissioner's notice 1843-09-30 3 Reed, Capt. Samuel Administrator's sale of property 1843-11-11 3 Reed, Charlotte Wife of Daniel, obituary 1866-03-10 3 Reed, Daniel Advertisement for mechanic's hotel 1848-11-25 3 Reed, Daniel B. Married Charlotte White 1841-11-20 3 Reed, Joanna Obituary, wife of Joseph 1852-08-21 3 Reed, John Partnership dissolved (with J. M. Gooding) 1833-09-21 3 Reed, John Advertisement, opens candy store 1833-11-30 3 Reed, John Auctions stock 1834-05-10 3 Reed, John Obituary, negro 1849-03-17 3 Reed, Josephine Married William Handy 1841-05-29 3 Reed, Mary Jane Obituary, age 18, negro, daughter of late John 1852-09-18 3 Reed, Miss A. D. (teacher) Mentioned in school committee's report 1845-03-29 3 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Appointed pastor 1856-10-04 2 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Lecture on the "Grecian civilization" 1858-03-20 3 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Thanks parishioners for gifts 1857-04-11 3 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Description of lecture 1858-03-27 2 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Appointed to school committee 1858-05-29 2 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Will leave parish 1858-12-25 2 Reed, Rev. N. A. (pastor, Baptist church) Addresses volunteers in Ohio 1861-06-15 1 Reed, Samuel Quarter master and clerk of artillery 1852-04-03 2 Reed, Samuel Officer, Bristol artillery 1853-04-16 2 Reed, Samuel A. Obituary, child of Samuel 1860-07-28 3 Reed's shore Mentioned in news item 1847-10-16 2 Reed's windmill Mentioned in auction notice 1841-12-25 3 Reformed Methodist church Rev. L. D. Johnson replaced 1834-03-22 2 Reformed Methodist church Rev. Benjamin McClouth appointed 1834-04-12 2 Reformed Methodist church Four day meeting planned 1834-05-17 2 Reformed Methodist church Petition continued 1836-07-02 2 Reformed Methodist church Rev. Balch to preach 1839-03-23 3 Reformed Methodist meeting house Mentioned in advertisement 1839-04-13 3 Reformed Methodist meeting house Mentioned in advertisement 1839-11-02 3 Reformed Methodist meeting house Damaged by fire 1840-01-18 2 Reformed Methodist meeting house Sold at auction 1840-02-01 3 Reilly, Edward (laborer) Files for insolvency 1857-08-15 3 Relle, Lucy Wife of Francis, obituary 1875-07-24 2 Remears, Charles B. (infant) Son of Frank and Abby, obituary 1869-03-13 2 Rented carriages Hezekiah Peck advertisement 1836-09-21 3 Rented carriages Nathan Warren advertisement 1843-08-12 3 Rented carriages H. Martin offers carriage to Bristol ferry steamboat wharf 1846-09-12 3 Rented carriages H. Martin dies, J. Chadwick will continue business 1846-11-14 3 Rented carriages M. Pearce offers rented barouche for parties 1848-04-22 3 Rented carriages N. Warren advertisement 1855-03-03 3 Rented carriages G. Pearse advertisement 1855-03-17 3 Rented carriages G. Pearse offers omnibus coach 1857-07-18 2 Rented carriages William Chadwick's omnibus mentioned 1857-07-25 3 Rented carriages William Chadwick advertisement 1860-10-06 3 Republicans of Bristol Notice of meeting 1857-02-14 3 Republicans of Bristol Republican grand rally held, caucus planned 1860-03-24 2 & 3 Republicans of Bristol Description of grand rally 1860-03-31 2 Republicans of Bristol Meet, elect delegates, will form Bristol Lincoln and Hamlin club 1860-09-22 2 Republicans of Bristol Meeting held regarding formation of young men's Republican wide awake club 1860-09-29 3 Republicans of Bristol Meeting of wide awake club 1860-10-06 3 Republicans of Bristol Description of headquarters, wide awake hold torch light procession 1860-10-13 2 & 3 Republicans of Bristol Plan grand rally to celebrate election of Lincoln 1860-11-10 2 Republicans of Bristol Caucus held 1861-03-02 3 Republicans of Bristol Caucus held 1861-03-30 3 Restaurants Bristol house mentioned 1856-08-16 2 Restaurants E. Greago opens State St. eating saloon 1857-03-28 3 Revenue (ship) Wins boat race 1839-08-31 2 Revolutionary War Bristolian's descriptions of events of war 1844-03-23 2 Revolutionary War Bristolian's remembrances continue 1844-04-13 2 Reynolds mill Building improved and inspected 1864-11-05 2 Reynolds mill Reopening soon 1865-04-15 2 Reynolds, Benjamin A. Dies in Virginia 1842-12-24 3 Reynolds, Catherine Wife of Samuel G., obituary 1867-11-09 3 Reynolds, Elizabeth Wife of Jonathan, obituary 1871-04-29 3 Reynolds, Elizabeth Obituary 1840-05-23 3 Reynolds, Elizabeth B. Agent for medicine 1860-11-17 3 Reynolds, Frank B. Married Julia E. Manchester 1854-11-11 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Advertisement for apprentice 1833-10-12 4 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Chosen auctioneer 1834-08-30 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Notice 1834-09-06 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Solicitor, Bristol, Char. fuel Society 1835-12-12 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Copartnership with J. N. Miller 1836-06-18 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Notice of change in business 1836-06-18 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Chairman of Fourth of July committee 1836-07-02 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Committee to study commemoration of Battle of New Orleans 1836-12-31 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Partnership with Luce dissolved 1837-02-11 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Advertisement for grocery store 1837-03-25 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Sells shares in Bristol Steam Mill 1837-04-08 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Partnership with Benjamin Pitman dissolved 1837-09-23 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Notice of change in business 1838-02-24 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Advertisement for shoes and groceries 1838-04-21 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Notice to debtors 1838-06-02 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Committee of arrangements on Fourth 1838-06-30 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Presides at banquet 1838-07-07 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Will close business 1839-07-27 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Sells stock at auction 1839-08-24 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Chosen for town watch 1839-12-21 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Appointed postmaster 1840-03-21 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Will sell stock at cost 1840-07-11 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Retires as postmaster 1841-06-19 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Delivers address on Fourth 1841-07-10 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Committee to study town watch 1841-12-25 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Circulates petition for suffrage cause 1842-06-25 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Assignee's notice 1843-04-22 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Stock of store sold at auction 1843-04-22 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Petitions for insolvency 1843-08-19 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Former store mentioned 1845-01-25 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Married Hannah Bradford 1850-06-15 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Appointed notary public 1851-05-17 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Advertisement for lightening rods, will install 1851-07-04 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Agent for fire fighting pump 1851-07-12 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Collector of port of Bristol 1853-04-23 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Will begin duties as collector 1853-04-30 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Qualifications discussed 1853-05-07 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Agent for new carriage hardware 1853-09-17 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Appointed collector of port 1854-01-28 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Marshall of democratic grand jubilee 1856-11-15 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Appointed collector of customs 1858-01-23 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Advertise for groceries 1860-06-16 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Moves store to Hope St. 1860-07-28 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Moves store to Thames St. 1860-12-29 3 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Resigns as collector of customs, testimonial to work 1861-05-04 2 Reynolds, George H. (blacksmith) Farmhouse damaged during severe storm 1861-06-22 2 Reynolds, George H. & Co. Firm dissolved 1837-09-23 3 Reynolds, George H. Jr. Married Elizabeth B. Chadwick 1853-04-02 3 Reynolds, George H. Jr. Obituary and eulogy 1857-04-11 3 Reynolds, George H. Jr. Probate notice 1857-05-16 3 Reynolds, George H. Jr. Administrator's notice 1857-06-13 3 Reynolds, George H. Jr. Opens grocery store on Thames St. 1856-03-29 3 Reynolds, George H. Jr. Advertisement for caterers 1856-08-16 3 Reynolds, Greenwood Chosen sheriff 1834-05-17 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Guardian of Sarah Monroe 1834-08-09 3 Reynolds, Greenwood Appointed to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Son builds invention for burning coal 1835-07-04 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Chosen to distribute fuel to the poor 1835-12-19 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Clerk of judicial court 1836-08-27 3 Reynolds, Greenwood Commissioner of asylum 1836-09-03 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Coroner 1837-06-03 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Clerk of supreme court 1837-07-01 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Appointed to take census 1840-05-23 2 Reynolds, Greenwood Obituary and eulogy 1840-11-28 3 Reynolds, Greenwood Probate notice 1840-12-12 3 Reynolds, Greenwood Commissioner's notice, administrator's notice 1841-02-06 3 Reynolds, Greenwood Auction of livestock and farm implements 1841-12-04 3 Reynolds, H. E. (tailor) Opens shop on Thames St. 1851-04-19 3 Reynolds, H. E. (tailor) Moves shop 1851-10-18 3 Reynolds, H. E. (tailor) Advertisement for dry goods 1854-10-21 3 Reynolds, H. E. (tailor) Advertisement for tailoresses 1854-12-23 3 Reynolds, H. E. (tailor) Director, Eagle Bank 1855-07-07 3 Reynolds, Hezekiah Obituary 1870-04-23 3 Reynolds, J. Sails for England 1855-09-15 2 Reynolds, Jane Obituary, child of Samuel G. 1843-05-13 3 Reynolds, John G. Director, Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Reynolds, John Greenwood Obituary 1843-07-08 3 Reynolds, John Greenwood Probate notice 1843-08-12 3 Reynolds, Jonathan Obituary 1874-01-10 2 Reynolds, Jonathan (Revolutionary war veteran) Obituary 1845-07-04 3 Reynolds, Jonathan (Revolutionary war veteran) Probate notice 1845-07-12 3 Reynolds, Jonathan (Revolutionary war veteran) Executor's notice 1845-09-13 3 Reynolds, Mary Charges J. Bosworth with breach on contract 1858-10-30 2 Reynolds, Mary Obituary 1836-12-03 3 Reynolds, Mary Probate notice 1836-12-17 3 Reynolds, Mary Executors appointed 1837-02-11 3 Reynolds, Mary Obituary, wife of George 1849-12-29 3 Reynolds, Mary Ann Married Orlin P. Bessell of Illinois 1854-10-21 3 Reynolds, Mary E. Married Cyrus Babcock of Warren 1846-01-10 3 Reynolds, Mary P. Sells stock in Bristol steam mill 1844-05-04 3 Reynolds, Phebe Obituary, father late Joseph 1854-04-15 3 Reynolds, Phebe Probate notice 1854-05-06 3 Reynolds, Phebe Executor's notice 1854-06-10 3 Reynolds, Robert C. Obituary 1854-05-23 3 Reynolds, Samuel (Revolutionary war veteran) Obituary 1836-01-02 3 Reynolds, Samuel (Revolutionary war veteran) Probate notice 1836-01-09 3 Reynolds, Samuel (Revolutionary war veteran) Administrator's notice 1836-02-13 3 Reynolds, Samuel (Revolutionary war veteran) Livestock and farm utensils sold 1836-02-27 3 Reynolds, Samuel (Revolutionary war veteran) Land sold 1837-09-30 3 Reynolds, Sarah Obituary 1838-09-08 3 Reynolds, Sarah Probate notice 1839-01-12 3 Reynolds, Susan Obituary, daughter of George H. 1850-06-15 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Appointed auctioneer 1834-05-17 2 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Gauger of casks 1834-05-17 2 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Obituary 1842-10-22 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Auction of property 1842-11-12 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Executor's notice 1842-12-03 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Commissioner's notice 1842-12-10 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Probate notice 1843-06-17 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Major Reynolds estate sold 1843-07-22 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) Executor's sale of property 1843-11-11 3 Reynolds, William (auctioneer) House, lot, grocery store sold at auction 1844-03-16 3 Reynolds, William J. Married Abby Bowler 1851-07-12 3 Reynolds, William J. Obituary 1854-10-21 3 Rhode Island (ship) Purchased by J. Gardner 1846-12-25 2 Rhode Island (ship) Helps to transport war ships 1847-01-02 2 Rhode Island (ship) Beached by gale 1847-01-09 2 Rhode Island (ship) Refloated without damage 1847-01-16 2 Rhode Island (ship) Transport government barges intended for Mexican war 1847-01-23 2 Rhode Island (sloop) Launched by A. Crandall 1841-11-20 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Presentation on wide spread ruin of Bristol merchants 1834-05-10 1 Rhode Island General Assembly License law modified to allow more extensive sales of liquor 1838-11-10 2 Rhode Island General Assembly License law discussed 1839-02-09 2 Rhode Island General Assembly License law 1840-02-15 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Town limits defined by order 1840-08-08 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Liquor license law 1841-02-20 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Liquor law discussed 1841-03-06 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Law against hawking and peddling to be introduced 1841-03-24 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Legislation regarding schools 1841-07-10 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Savings bank incorporated in Bristol 1841-08-07 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Legislation affecting Bristol banks 1843-01-28 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Legislation proposed to prevent spread of fires in Warren and Bristol 1843-06-17 2 & 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Schools to be visited by state representative 1843-11-11 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Votes to continue meeting of presidential electors in Bristol 1844-01-20 2 Rhode Island General Assembly State school regulations published 1844-09-14 1 Rhode Island General Assembly Citizens of Bristol neck petition to be annexed to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Ordinance to prevent drunkenness 1846-07-25 2 & 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Regulations concerning schools 1846-11-07 3 Rhode Island General Assembly J. Bullock and J. Blake argue against annexing portion of Bristol to Warren 1847-01-16 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren argue argued in general assembly 1848-01-22 2 & 3 Rhode Island General Assembly J. Babbitt petitions to incorporate fire co. 1848-11-04 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Supreme court to be held in Bristol 1849-02-03 3

Rhode Island General Assembly Regulation increasing town watch in Bristol, setting stiff penalties for disturbers of peace 1849-02-24 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Rules on issue of school districts 1849-07-14 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Controversy over annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren discussed 1849-11-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition published regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1849-11-10 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren denied 1850-01-26 2 Rhode Island General Assembly S. church petitions for charter of Bristol-Providence R. R. 1850-02-09 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition of S. Church continued 1850-04-13 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Controversy regarding Eagle bank discussed 1850-08-17 2

Rhode Island General Assembly Byron Diman and citizens presents petition regarding problems suffered by Bristol manufacturers 1850-08-17 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition regarding annexing portion of Bristol to Warren presented 1851-01-11 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Copy of petition published 1851-11-08 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition regarding annexing portion of Bristol to Warren withdrawn 1852-01-24 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Citizens of Bristol will petition regarding construction of R. R. 1852-06-19 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition of citizens of Bristol regarding construction of R. R. presented 1852-06-26 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Resolution of appropriation regarding Bristol court house (repairs to) 1852-07-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Incorporation of Providence-Bristol R. R. discussed 1852-07-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Incorporates Bristol coal mining co. 1853-06-25 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Appropriates $1000 to aid Bristol artillery 1854-06-24 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Town council petitions to legalize assessment of town tax 1854-11-11 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition presented to, regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1854-12-02 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitions presented to, regarding incorporation of Bristol gas light co. 1855-02-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition presented to, regarding repairs to street around jail 1855-02-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitions presented to, regarding incorporation of Burnside's firearms co. 1855-02-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Incorporation of Providence-Bristol R. R. passed 1855-02-10 2 Rhode Island General Assembly U. S. government given jurisdiction of land for sites of post office and custom house 1855-02-24 3

Rhode Island General Assembly Petitions presented to, regarding incorporation of M. Episcopal Society, annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1855-06-02 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Incorporates Bristol gas light co. 1855-06-09 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition presented to, against division of Bristol 1855-06-09 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Controversy regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren discussed 1855-06-23 2 & 3

Rhode Island General Assembly Resolutions passed regarding introduction of gas lights into court house and jail, enlargement of powers of town council 1855-06-23 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Further discussion of annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1855-06-30 2

Rhode Island General Assembly Counter-petition regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren presented to general assembly 1856-01-26 2

Rhode Island General Assembly Further controversy regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren, costs to Bristol taxpayers cited 1856-02-09 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Further controversy regarding annexation, arguments against 1856-02-16 2

Rhode Island General Assembly Further controversy, statistics regarding population and views of residents of disputed area 1856-02-23 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition regarding improvement of Bristol jail presented to 1856-02-23 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitioned for charter of King Philip bank 1856-02-23 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitioned for incorporation of Pokanoket bank 1856-03-08 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitioned for division of Bristol, creation of North Bristol 1856-03-15 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition for incorporation of new bank withdrawn 1857-01-24 2

Rhode Island General Assembly Committee appointed to study division of town recommends that petition be withdrawn 1857-03-07 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitioned for incorporation of Newport to Bristol R. R. 1857-05-09 3

Rhode Island General Assembly Petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren passed by House of Representatives, will go to Senate, townspeople hold meeting to discuss issue 1858-02-13 2 & 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition presented to, against division of Bristol, 400 signatures, controversy continues 1858-02-20 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Senate reject division of Bristol 1858-02-27 2 & 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitioned for incorporation of St. Alban's lodge 1858-03-13 3 Rhode Island General Assembly Bristol legislators instructed to oppose annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1858-04-10 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petitions presented to, for and against division of Bristol 1858-06-05 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Hog Island suggested as site for house of corrections 1860-01-21 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Purchase of Hog Island for prison site postponed 1860-02-25 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Petition regarding division of Bristol withdrawn 1860-03-03 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Bristol artillery seeks appropriation to mobilize 1861-02-02 2 Rhode Island General Assembly Presents flag to General Burnside after victorious campaign 1862-02-22 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Bristol site suggested 1857-04-18 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Old congregational church suggested as site 1857-06-13 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Description of school 1857-06-13 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Opens 1857-08-29 2 & 3 Rhode Island State Normal School Rooms dedicated 1857-10-24 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Description of dedication ceremonies 1857-10-31 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Teacher's institute held in 1857-11-14 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Article regarding 1858-03-13 2 & 3 Rhode Island State Normal School Enjoys excursion on sloop Helen 1858-07-03 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Regulations regarding 1860-01-28 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Principal Colburn dies 1860-01-14 2 Rhode Island State Normal School D. Goodwin, provisional principal 1860-05-19 3 Rhode Island State Normal School Description of school 1861-11-09 2 Rhode Island State Normal School Public examination of school held 1861-11-30 2 Rhodes, E. T. (milliner) (may be Edwin T.) Advertisement for shop on State St. 1855-09-01 3 Rhodes, E. T. (milliner) (may be Edwin T.) Former store mentioned 1858-11-06 3 Rhodes, Edwin T. Assignee's notice 1858-02-06 3 Rich, Charles Obituary 1868-05-16 3 Rich, Ezekiel Married Augusta Freeborn 1861-07-27 3 Rich, Ezekiel Article on death 1867-08-10 2 Rich, Ezekiel Obituary 1867-08-10 3 Rich, J. C. (John) (teacher) Opens private high school 1840-03-14 3 Rich, J. C. (John) (teacher) Mentioned in article concerning schools 1842-04-16 2 Rich, J. C. (John) (teacher) Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Rich, J. C. (John) (teacher) Opens singing school 1848-10-28 3 Rich, J. C. (John) (teacher) Appointed justice of peace 1853-05-07 2 Rich, J. C. (John) (teacher) Appointed delegate 1855-03-24 2 Rich, Jennie Frances Obituary, child of John C. 1861-01-19 3 Rich, Mary Obituary 1865-04-29 2 Rich, Mary Ann Obituary 1868-02-15 2 Rich, Mr. (teacher) Form association with J. Burgess in private school 1848-08-12 2 Richard Smith (sloop) Sold by J. Pearse and T. Paine 1855-03-31 3 Richard, Mary Ann Wife of George, obituary 1867-09-28 3 Richards, George P. Married Mary A. Wilson 1853-10-08 3 Richards, John Son of George, obituary 1864-10-15 3 Richardson, Sally Obituary, age 87 years 1856-08-02 3 Richmond and Gladding Advertisement for dry goods 1844-11-09 3 Richmond and Gladding Notice of copartnership 1844-11-16 3 Richmond Estate Advertisement for 1860-09-08 3 Richmond mill Had been closed for repairs but is open again 1867-10-05 2 Richmond, Abby Ann Obituary, eulogy, wife of Gilbert 1845-06-21 3 Richmond, Althea Obituary 1861-05-11 3 Richmond, Althea Probate notice 1861-06-08 3 Richmond, Ann P. Obituary 1853-04-30 3 Richmond, Capt. Captures whale at night 1839-05-11 2 Richmond, Capt. Gilbert Married Abby A. Gladding 1844-09-07 3 Richmond, Capt. Gilbert Receives commission in U. S. Navy 1861-11-09 2 Richmond, Fannie L. Infant, daughter of William and Susan 1866-09-22 3 Richmond, Frank Obituary, child 1865-05-06 3 Richmond, Gilbert Married Grace W. Munro 1837-07-15 3 Richmond, Gilbert Committee of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Richmond, Gilbert Copartnership with J. Gladding, dry goods store opened 1844-11-16 3 Richmond, Hannah Obituary, wife of Lemuel C. 1846-08-08 3 Richmond, Hannah Eulogy 1846-08-15 3 Richmond, Hannah Gorham Married Martin Bradford of Boston 1847-10-02 3 Richmond, Hope Married Joseph M. Blake 1834-03-01 3 Richmond, infant Obituary, child of William H. 1849-04-28 3 Richmond, infant Obituary, child of William Augustus 1842-02-05 3 Richmond, Isaac Gorham Obituary 1844-02-03 3 Richmond, John H. Obituary 1839-01-05 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Authorized to build bridge 1833-09-21 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Appointed auditor of accounts 1834-05-17 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Appraisers of estates 1834-05-17 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Fence viewer 1834-05-17 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Director of Bristol charitable fuel society 1835-01-03 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Appointed assessor of taxes 1835-05-04 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Cashier, Freeman's bank 1836-01-09 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Advertisement for beef and lumber 1836-02-20 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Cashier of new savings bank 1841-08-21 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Appointed to committee at town meeting 1842-04-23 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Sell real estate, wharf, stores 1847-02-13 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Sells land in Rehoboth 1847-11-13 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Marries Mary Oxx 1847-12-04 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Warning to trespassers 1848-05-27 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Sells lots on Wood St. 1848-08-26 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Homestead mentioned 1850-07-06 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Warden of St. Michael's 1850-12-28 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Builds octagon house on High St. 1854-09-30 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Real estate sold 1854-09-30 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Trustee of savings institute 1856-01-19 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Former residence sold 1856-04-26 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Estate on Hope St. sold 1857-04-18 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Treasurer of savings institution 1860-12-01 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Ship L. C. Richmond mentioned 1861-12-14 2 Richmond, Lemuel C. Jr. Married Phebe Grand 1839-10-12 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Jr. Copartnership with J. Gladding begins (Mount Hope saloon) 1846-07-25 3 Richmond, Lemuel C. Jr. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Richmond, Lewis Advertisement for house on Union St. 1855-07-28 3 Richmond, Lewis Chairman of meeting of supporters of M. Fillmore 1856-09-20 3 Richmond, Lewis President of Bristol Fillmore and Donelson club 1856-10-04 3 Richmond, Lewis Member of 1st regiment 1861-05-04 2 Richmond, Lewis Appointed aid-de-camp to General Burnside 1861-09-14 2 Richmond, Martha Married Capt. Hinry [Henry?] Daggett 1833-12-07 3 Richmond, Martha Widow of Captain William, obituary 1873-04-12 2 Richmond, Martha V. Guardian to minors Martha, William, Gilbert, Hope and Charles 1856-07-12 3 Richmond, Martha V. Lawsuit vs. J. M. Blake resolved 1858-06-03 2 Richmond, Mary G. Married John Dearth 1837-09-02 3 Richmond, Miss Opens dancing school 1849-08-11 3 Richmond, Miss F. Opens dancing school 1858-10-30 3 Richmond, Mrs. P. A. Opens private school 1849-03-24 3 Richmond, Paul Lost overboard from New Bedford boat, obituary 1866-07-07 3 Richmond, Prudence Obituary, widow of Gilbert (90 years of age) 1852-09-04 3 Richmond, Prudence Probate notice 1852-09-11 3 Richmond, Prudence Executor's notice 1853-01-29 3 Richmond, Prudence Administrator's notice 1853-05-07 3 Richmond, Reverend G. Addresses meeting of Sabboth [Sabbath] schools 1838-08-25 2 Richmond, Reverend G. Addresses Sabboth [Sabbath] school celebration 1838-09-01 2 Richmond, Reverend G. Addresses temperance meeting 1838-10-06 2 Richmond, Reverend G. Discourse praised 1838-10-13 2 Richmond, Reverend G. Addresses children on temperance 1839-03-02 2 Richmond, Reverend G. Addresses teachers and pupils of Sunday schools 1839-08-24 3 Richmond, Thomas Cashier, Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Richmond, Thomas Director, Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Richmond, Thomas Secretary of Potter library 1837-10-07 3 Richmond, Thomas Resigns as cashier of bank 1840-11-28 3 Richmond, Thomas Director, Eagle Bank 1841-07-10 3 Richmond, Thomas Obituary and eulogy, died at age 87 1854-12-09 3 Richmond, Thomas Probate notice 1855-01-06 3 Richmond, Thomas Executor's notice 1855-02-24 3 Richmond, Thomas Real estate sold 1854-09-30 2 Richmond, Thomas P. Obituary 1840-11-07 3 Richmond, Thomas P. Eulogy 1840-11-14 2 Richmond, Thomas P. Probate notice 1840-12-12 3 Richmond, Thomas P. Administrator's notice 1841-02-27 3 Richmond, W. H. (may be William H.) Narrowly escapes being shot by insane man 1841-01-02 2 Richmond, W. H. (may be William H.) Robbed while crossing street 1841-05-08 3 Richmond, William Guardian appointed for children 1856-07-12 3 Richmond, William Notice of final settlement of estate 1858-06-12 3 Richmond, William Notice regarding distribution of property 1858-10-16 3 Richmond, William H. Dies in fire, child of William Henry 1842-04-09 3 Richmond, William H. (may be W. H. Richmond) Real estate sold at sheriff's sale 1858-07-03 3 Richmond, William H. (may be W. H. Richmond) Injured when building collapses during fire 1860-05-12 2 Richmond, William H. (may be W. H. Richmond) Condition slightly improved 1860-05-19 2 Richmond's wharf Mentioned in auction notice 1844-06-08 3 Ricker, Theodore Obituary 1874-01-03 2 Rigley, Samuel Notice concerning wife Sarah 1853-09-17 3 Riley, Patrick Obituary 1865-05-06 3 Rio (brig) Makes voyage to Cuba in record time 1851-04-12 2 Rio (brig) Wrecked off Cuba 1854-02-04 2 Roach, James Arrested for drunkenness 1855-12-15 2 Roads Road between Bristol and Warren criticized 1835-04-25 2 Roads Extensive repairs of Bristol roads planned 1835-05-02 2 Roads Letter concerning repairs to Malthouse lane 1835-08-22 2 Roads Funds for repairs to Malthouse Lane 1835-08-29 2 Roads Funds for repairs to Tan Yard land [lane?] 1835-08-29 2 Roads Proposals solicited 1835-09-26 3 Roads Roads ordered cleared of cattle 1836-05-14 2 Roads Committee for new road 1836-05-14 2 Roads Names to be affixed to 1836-05-14 2 Roads Malt House lane to be completed 1836-09-03 2 Roads Repairs, town divided into highway districts 1837-04-29 2 Roads Names not yet affixed to streets 1837-06-17 2 Roads Names not yet affixed to streets 1837-09-30 2 Roads Repairs to Malt House [Malthouse?] lane 1837-10-07 2 Roads Repairs to sidewalks 1839-10-02 2 Roads Condition of 1841-03-06 2 Roads Letter concerning poor condition of sidewalks and streets 1841-03-13 2 Roads Repairs to discussed at town meeting 1841-04-24 2 Roads Repairs to sidewalks discussed at town meeting 1842-04-23 2 Roads Land to build Court Street donated by John Wardwell, repairs to roads and sidewalks 1843-04-15 2 Roads Repairs to Church and State streets discussed at town meeting 1844-04-06 2 Roads Taking of sod from roadways forbidden 1844-05-25 2 Roads Citizens urged to prevent injuries to newly repaired streets 1844-05-25 2 Roads Repairs to Thames and Bradford 1844-11-09 2 Roads Repairs to Court [street?] 1844-11-09 2 Roads Repairs to town bridge, Court St. 1845-04-12 2 Roads Repairs to sidewalks on High St. 1845-11-01 2 Roads High and Hope streets flagged 1846-04-11 2 Roads Regulations passed to protect roads from damage by carts 1846-04-25 2 & 3 Roads Ordinance regarding clearing of snow, dangers of icey [icy] flagstones cited 1846-12-19 2 Roads Practice of throwing ashes into gutters decried as damaging 1847-01-30 2 Roads Repairs to State and Thames streets 1847-04-10 2 Roads Funds appropriated to flag High, Franklin and Thames streets 1848-04-08 2 Roads Flagging on State St. completed 1849-04-07 2 Roads Practice of throwing garbage into streets deplored 1849-07-21 2 Roads Condition of sidewalks on Hope St. deplored 1849-10-27 2 Roads Jack Barney land mention 1851-06-07 2 Roads Need for road from back road to Little's Narrows cited 1853-03-19 2 Roads Building of new road discussed at town meeting 1853-04-16 2 Roads Practice of throwing garbage in gutters deplored 1853-07-09 2 Roads Rope Walk street mentioned 1854-06-03 3

Roads Bombshell from bombardment of Bristol found by men laying water pipes under Bradford St. 1854-10-28 2 Roads Laying of gas pipes discussed at town meeting 1854-11-04 2 Roads R. R. will lay tracks along Thames St. 1854-11-11 2 Roads Meeting held regarding laying of tracks along Thames St. 1854-12-02 3 Roads General Assembly petitioned for funds to repair streets around jail 1855-02-03 2 Roads Laying of water pipes discussed at town meeting 1855-04-21 2 Roads Crane's lane mentioned 1855-05-05 3 Roads Letter deploring practice of throwing clam shells, garbage, into streets 1855-05-12 2 Roads Editorial concerning rubbish-strewn streets 1855-05-19 2 Roads Repairs to sidewalk from jail to court house (General Assembly) 1855-06-16 2

Roads Streets in poor condition because of garbage, gas pipe construction, action by town council urged 1855-06-30 2 Roads Streets lit by gas for first time 1855-07-07 2

Roads Repairs to Thames St. and removal of rocks from Crooked lane discussed at town meeting 1855-07-21 2 Roads Streets described as "pig-styes" [pig sties] because of garbage, stagnant water 1855-08-04 2 Roads Dangerous condition of sidewalks cited 1856-02-09 2 Roads Deplorable, filthy condition of streets cited, solutions suggested 1856-05-24 2 Roads Editorial concerning need for beautifying and grading streets 1856-06-07 2 Roads Survey of needed repairs to roads and sidewalks discussed at town meeting 1856-06-14 2 Roads Letter citing need for increased funds for road repairs 1856-06-14 2 Roads Political flags hung across streets 1856-09-27 2 Roads Need for additional street repairs cited 1856-11-29 2 Roads Completely blocked by severe snow storm, "hooped" ladies find walking difficult 1857-01-24 2 Roads Need for street repairs cited 1857-05-23 2 Roads Stagnant water of High St. prompts complaints 1857-05-23 2

Roads Survey of streets completed, flagging of High and Hope streets, building of new road from farm of J. Gooding to back road, discussed at town meeting 1857-06-13 2 Roads Merchants will water streets to prevent dust 1857-07-18 2 Roads Citizens praised for improving streets, merits of flagging vs. curbing discussed 1857-10-10 2 Roads Further controversy regarding merits of flagging vs. curbing 1857-11-14 2 Roads Highway public works projects suggested to aid unemployed as recession continues 1857-11-14 2 Roads Flagging and curbing of High and Hope streets discussed at town meeting 1858-05-29 2 Roads Grading on Hope St. progresses 1858-07-17 2 Roads Letter concerning suggestions for preserving condition of roads 1858-07-17 2 Roads Improvement to, beauties cited 1858-09-04 2 Roads Extensive repairs to Thames St. 1860-07-28 2 Roads Need for seawall on Thames St. cited after child narrowly escapes drowning 1861-05-25 2 Roads New shore wall built on Thames St. 1863-05-23 2 Roads Roads to dusty, should be wet down 1863-05-30 2 Roads Hope and High streets improved and repaired 1863-12-12 2 Roads Condition of roads mentioned 1864-06-25 2 Roads Crooked lane widened and improved 1865-07-29 2 Roads Further improvements on crooked lane 1866-06-23 2 Roads Wood St. has improvements made 1867-08-17 2 Roads High St. has improvements made 1867-08-31 2 Roan, Isabella Obituary 1844-06-29 3 Roan, Matthew Obituary 1843-12-16 3 Robberies Sailboat stolen from ferry 1839-05-11 3 Robberies Boat stolen from shore of Henry DeWolf 1839-08-03 3 Robberies William Richmond robbed of parcel while crossing street 1841-05-08 3 Robberies Sailboat stolen from J. C. Pearce 1843-07-22 3 Robberies Cow suspected stolen 1843-09-02 3 Robberies Vagrant arrested, released for lack of evidence 1843-09-09 2 Robberies Sheep stolen from W. B. DeWolf 1848-01-01 3 Robberies Chickens stolen 1847-01-09 2 Robberies Clothes stolen from yard, ropes and sails stolen from ships 1848-08-12 2 Robberies Copper stolen from shipyard of A. Crandall 1848-11-11 2 Robberies Meat stolen from slaughter house 1849-05-12 2 Robberies Sailboat of J. Gardner stolen from mooring 1849-09-01 3 Robberies Garden and cellars robbed of provisions 1849-09-15 2 Robberies Poultry thieves at large, J. DeWolf offers reward 1850-03-02 3 Robberies Graves robbed of flowers and shrubs 1850-06-08 2 Robberies Items stolen from sleigh of Thomas Green 1851-01-04 3 Robberies Horse and buggy stolen from David Pierce 1851-02-22 2 Robberies Horse and buggy recovered, J. Fairfield arrested 1851-03-08 2 Robberies J. DeWolf offers reward for poultry thieves 1851-07-04 3 Robberies William B. DeWolf offers reward for poultry thieves 1851-08-16 3 Robberies Resolution passed regarding fruit and vegetable thieves 1851-09-13 2 Robberies Clothes stolen from lines 1852-05-22 2 Robberies "John Smith" at large, steals good from stores 1852-05-29 2 Robberies Shrubbery and plants stolen from graves 1852-06-28 2 Robberies Mary Brown offers reward for thieves 1853-05-28 3 Robberies Groceries stolen from store of C. Easterbrooks 1853-06-11 2 Robberies Pick pockets at large when circus visits Bristol, William Paull and B. Barrus robbed 1854-06-10 2 Robberies Mr. C. Easterbrooks assaulted and robbed 1854-07-08 2 Robberies Boat stolen from Bayley's wharf 1855-06-09 2 & 3 Robberies Pickpockets at large aboard steamboats 1855-08-04 2 Robberies More victims of pickpockets 1855-08-18 2 Robberies Rigging and sails stolen from ships 1855-09-15 2 Robberies W. Hoyt arrested for stealing horse and buggy from Edward Lewis 1855-09-29 2 Robberies W. Hoyt arrested for stealing horse and buggy from G. Pearse 1855-10-06 2 Robberies Sailboat stolen from S. Ingraham 1856-08-23 3 Robberies Clothing stolen from yards 1857-03-21 2 Robberies Sheep stolen from William B. DeWolf 1857-07-18 3 Robberies Horse and chaise stolen from stable of N. Warren Jr. 1857-08-01 2 Robberies Vagrants roam country, stealing and begging, as depression continues 1857-11-14 2 Robberies Cellars robbed of provisions 1857-11-21 2 Robberies Citizens warned of prowlers seeking food, liquor, in wake of depression 1857-11-28 2 Robberies Cellar of I. Brailey robbed of provisions 1858-01-23 2 Robberies J. Warren absconds with funds from Freeman's banks, arrested in Illinois 1858-08-21 2 Robberies Boys arrested, jailed, for stealing fruit 1858-09-18 2 Robberies Sheep stolen from farm of William B. DeWolf 1858-11-06 3 Robberies Buffalo robe stolen from carriage 1858-11-13 3 Robberies Henroost robbers rampant as Thanksgiving approaches 1858-11-20 2 Robberies 74 year old woman severely beaten during robbery 1860-04-07 2 Robberies 13 year old, J. Crowly, arrested for petty theft 1860-07-21 2 Robberies Sailboat Spray, owned by F. L. B. DeWolf, stolen from Richmond's wharf 1860-08-11 2 Robberies Daring daylight robbery of ticket office 1860-09-01 2 Robberies G. Farrington's dry goods store plagued by shoplifters, Irish woman arrested 1861-06-15 2 Robberies Freeman's Bank robbed of $20,000 1862-11-29 2 Robberies Petty thefts mentioned 1863-01-03 2 Robberies Gold watch stolen from Baxters store 1863-05-02 2 Robberies Thief steals boots from Hope St. store 1866-03-24 2

Robberies Pickpockets attempt to steal wallet from A. T. Stewart on Bristol steamer, but are caught 1867-06-07 3 Robberies Boarder at Intown roominghouse runs off with loot 1868-09-19 2 Robberies Woman robbed of purse and cash 1868-10-03 2 Robbins, Freelove Obituary 1865-09-09 3 Robbins, John Notice concerning wife Freelove 1853-11-19 3 Robert Mills (schooner) Sails for Matanzas 1844-11-09 3 Robert Mills (schooner) Accident reported 1845-11-01 2 Robert, Frank Obituary 1860-08-25 3 Robert, Rogers Obituary 1870-04-30 2 Robertson, Walter W. Obituary 1841-09-18 3 Robinson, Joanna Obituary 1870-11-19 3 Robinson, Lizzie Married J. Peckham 1861-09-28 3 Robinson, Mary Ann Married Charles Sahlston of Philadelphia 1855-09-29 3 Robinson, Miss E. (milliner) Opens shop on Bradford St. 1857-04-25 3 Robinson, Mr. Opens writing school with Mr. Sturtevant 1840-06-06 3 Robinson, Mr. Writing school praised 1840-06-13 2 Robinson, Smith Daughter dies in fire 1842-04-02 3 Robotham, (infant) Obituary, father Joseph 1854-07-15 3 Robotham, Sarah Obituary 1854-04-22 3 Roger Williams (sloop) Launches by Crandall 1846-04-04 2 Roger Williams (sloop) Capsizes on first voyage, captain blamed 1846-04-25 2 Roger, Jon Son of William, obituary 1864-09-10 3 Rogers, Eliza J. Poem published 1846-02-07 2 Rogers, Elizabeth Married to John Smith 1833-10-19 3 Rogers, Maria (infant) Daughter of Benjamin and Mary Noyes, obituary 1867-09-21 3 Rogers, Mary Anna (negro) Obituary, father William P. 1856-10-18 3 Rogers, Miss Opens music school 1837-06-03 3 Rogers, R. (may be Robert Rogers) Sells barque America 1836-04-23 3 Rogers, R. (may be Robert Rogers) Offers reward for fruit thieves 1836-09-17 3 Rogers, R. (may be Robert Rogers) Will lease Poppasquash farm 1838-03-17 3 Rogers, R. (may be Robert Rogers) Leases farm and utensils 1840-01-11 3 Rogers, R. (may be Robert Rogers) Horses run wild with sleigh, injure two men 1850-01-05 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Committee to estimate taxes 1843-04-08 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Attempted robbery at home of 1846-12-19 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Donates $100 to help victims of potato famine 1847-03-06 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Collector's sale of real estate 1849-03-17 3 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Notice regarding Mount Hope Insurance Co. 1850-06-22 3 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) President of directors, Eagle Bank 1850-11-09 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Fire at home 1853-02-05 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Property damaged by tornado 1855-11-03 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Employee missing from farm of, presumed drowned 1857-01-24 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) 60 fowls stolen from farm of 1858-11-20 2 Rogers, Robert (may be R. Rogers) Young servant of injured in fall from wagon 1860-08-11 2 Rogers, Robert Jr. Director, Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Rogers, Robert Jr. President Eagle Bank 1835-07-11 3 Rogers, Robert Jr. Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 Rogers, Robert Jr. Lawsuit submitted to judgment 1839-09-21 2 Rogers, Sarah Married George H. Gardner of New York 1853-07-16 3 Rogers, Susan March Obituary 1849-11-10 3 Rogers, Susan March Probate notice 1850-02-09 3 Rogers, William Charged with mutiny 1838-06-23 2 Rogers, William Child, obituary 1866-09-08 3 Rogers, William P. Married Hannah C. Haskill 1854-05-06 3 Rohan, (infant) Obituary, father John 1855-06-02 3 Rohan, Andrew Obituary 1874-11-28 2 Rohan, Edmund Obituary, Andrew, father 1855-06-23 3 Rohan, Jemima T. Obituary, wife of John 1855-05-26 3 Rohan, John (soap manufacturer) Married Hannah Hart of Providence 1855-12-22 3 Rohan, John (soap manufacturer) Manufactury and stock damaged by fire 1854-09-02 2 Rohan, John (soap manufacturer) Soap works, hen house, destroyed by fire, arson suspected 1858-01-09 2 Rohan, John (soap manufacturer) Testimonial to soap 1858-05-15 2 Roman Catholic Church Society purchases land on Wood St. to build church 1854-08-26 2 Roman Catholic Church Work progresses 1855-07-21 2 Roman Catholic Church Completed, dedicated at ceremony 1855-10-20 2 Roman Catholic Church Description of church, opening ceremony 1855-10-27 2 Roman Catholic Church 40 new parishioners confirmed 1858-08-28 2 Rooney, Mary Charged with assaulting William Waldron 1856-02-23 2 Ropewalks Benjamin Tilley advertisement 1833-11-16 3 Ropewalks Benjamin Tilley's ropewalk to close due to new invention 1834-11-08 3 Ropewalks Ropewalk closed 1835-04-25 3 Ropewalks Benjamin Tilley advertisement to sell ropewalk 1839-10-05 3 Ropewalks Benjamin Tilley advertisement to sell ropewalk 1844-02-24 3 Ropewalks Benjamin Tilley advertisement to sell ropewalk, tools and horse machine 1844-07-27 3 Ropewalks Ropewalk destroyed by gale 1844-12-14 2 Ropewalks B. Tilley advertisement for remains of ropewalk 1846-03-21 3 Ropewalks Mention of B. Tilley's ropewalk 1848-08-12 3 Ropewalks B. Tilley advertisement to sell ropewalk and rope making tools 1851-02-15 3 Rose, Hannah L. Married William Taplin of Canada 1853-08-06 3 Rose, infant Obituary, child of William 1851-02-08 3 Rose, James Sells house and lot 1835-08-01 4 Rose, John B. Married Matilda S. Varley 1856-07-04 3 Rose, Sarah Elizabeth Obituary, father William 1856-03-09 3 Rothbottom lot Sold at auction 1845-03-22 3 Rowbotham, George W. Obituary, child of Joseph 1851-02-08 3 Rowbotham, Harriet M. Obituary 1857-04-04 3 Rowbotham, infant Obituary, child of Joseph 1849-04-07 3 Rowbotham, Joseph House robbed of money of clothing 1849-07-14 2 Rowbotham, Joseph William Holt found guilty of robbery 1849-09-15 2 Rowbotham, Joseph Married Harriet M. Lawless 1854-09-09 3 Rowlings, Charles Land sold at sheriff's sale 1839-10-12 3 Rowseville glee club Mentioned in letter 1841-07-31 2 Rowseville glee club Mentioned in letter 1841-08-14 2 Rowseville glee club Letter from member 1841-09-04 2 Ruderbush, Mary Obituary 1854-08-12 3 Rufus, Andrew (ship's cook) Dies at sea 1835-11-14 2 Russell, John Dies in Pennsylvania 1849-03-03 3 Russell, William Offers course of ten lecture of elocution 1848-03-25 3 Rutherford, George Obituary 1835-04-18 3 Rutherford, George H. Dies during return voyage from California gold mines 1850-12-14 2 Rutherford, Theodore Married Ann Hopkins of Providence 1846-10-31 3 Ryan, Catherine Daughter of Daniel, obituary 1864-07-23 2 Ryan, Daniel Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1860-09-08 3 Ryan, Daniel Obituary 1874-01-10 2 Ryan, Edward Missing, presumed drowned, last seen crossing frozen harbor 1857-01-24 2 Ryan, Edward Body found 1857-02-07 2 Ryan, John Obituary, child 1865-07-15 3 Sabine (Brig) Purchased by Bristolians Norris and Barnes 1846-12-12 2 Saddle shops Henry C. Gibson advertisement 1833-10-19 3 Saddle shops Edward P. Butts advertisement 1834-09-27 3 Saddle shops C. Willcox, advertisement 1836-07-02 3 Sadler, Joseph Sons drown 1840-11-21 2 Sailor's home Advertisement to let 1845-02-22 3 Sailor's home Advertisement to let 1846-07-04 3 Sailor's home Advertisement to let 1849-03-17 3 Sailor's temperance boarding house To be established in Bristol 1836-11-12 2 Sailor's temperance boarding house Letter conc. need for 1836-11-19 2 Sailor's temperance boarding house Opens, editorial praising 1836-12-03 2 Saint Michael's church Superstructure nears completion, bell arrives from N.Y. 1833-10-05 2 Saint Michael's church Request to alter charter 1834-01-25 2 Saint Michael's church Consectated [Consecrated] 1834-03-01 2 Saint Michael's church Advertisement For pews 1834-03-01 3 Saint Michael's church Rev. Bristed installed 1834-03-08 2 Saint Michael's church Letter conc. Parish 1835-08-01 2 Saint Michael's church Concert of sacred music 1837-03-11 3 Saint Michael's church Notice 1837-04-01 3 Saint Michael's church Organ music praised 1840-08-01 2 Saint Michael's church Choir stages clambake 1840-08-01 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies of stage sale 1841-06-19 3 Saint Michael's church Rev. Thomas Fales ordained at 1841-08-07 2 Saint Michael's church Poem to bell of 1843-04-15 2 Saint Michael's church Rev. Bristed retires because of bad health 1843-04-22 2 Saint Michael's church Christmas services described 1843-12-30 2 Saint Michael's church Rev. J.M. Cooke installed 1844-02-10 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies of make preparations for fair 1844-06-22 2 Saint Michael's church Notice of fair 1844-06-29 2 & 3 Saint Michael's church Ladies of hold auction 1845-07-04 2 & 3 Saint Michael's church Revival in 1847-02-13 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies of hold grand Fair 1847-07-03 2 Saint Michael's church Concert for seamen held in lecture room 1849-05-19 3 Saint Michael's church Ladies benevolent soc. holds sale 1849-12-15 3 Saint Michael's church Rev. Cooke to leave because of ill health 1850-12-14 2 Saint Michael's church Wardens and vestrymen issue testimonial to Rev. Cooke 1850-12-28 3 Saint Michael's church Parishioners issue testimonial 1850-12-28 3 Saint Michael's church New rector sellected [selected] 1851-10-25 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies benevolent soc. Holds Christmas fair 1851-12-13 3 Saint Michael's church Issues resolution of sympathy after death of Rev. Cooke 1853-04-16 2 Saint Michael's church Exhibits mosiac [mosaic] quilt 1853-04-23 2 & 3 Saint Michael's church Donates portion of proceeds of exhibition of Wm. Gladding (blind) 1853-04-30 2 Saint Michael's church Rev. Trapnell will deliver series of lectures to 1853-10-29 3 Saint Michael's church Masonic anniversary celebrated in 1854-06-17 2 Saint Michael's church Issues resolution of sympathy after death of Rev. Bristed 1855-03-03 2 Saint Michael's church Rev. Clarke, bishop, preaches 1855-04-28 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies benevolent soc. holds fair 1855-12-15 3 Saint Michael's church Rev. Bristed will disputed 1856-09-20 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies benevolent soc. holds fair 1856-12-06 3 Saint Michael's church Monument placed on grave of Rev. Bristed 1857-01-03 2 Saint Michael's church Bishops Clarke and Baker to preach 1857-04-04 2 Saint Michael's church Revival continues 1857-04-11 2 Saint Michael's church Repairs and alterations planned 1857-04-25 2 Saint Michael's church Rev. Trapnell to transferred to Illinois 1857-06-20 2 Saint Michael's church Congregation will worship at old meth. Meeting house during repairs 1857-06-20 3 Saint Michael's church Repairs completed 1857-08-08 2 Saint Michael's church Congregation surprises Rev. Trapnell with party, donation, on eve of departure 1857-09-12 2 Saint Michael's church Christmas service results in minor fire, several parishioners slightly injured 1858-01-02 2 Saint Michael's church Petitions gen. assembly for incorporation 1858-03-13 3 Saint Michael's church Religious revival in 1858-03-20 2 Saint Michael's church Annual meeting of parish, Rev. Stowe elected rector 1858-04-10 2 Saint Michael's church Rev. Stowe ordained at ceremony 1858-05-01 2 Saint Michael's church 23 new parishioners confirmed 1858-05-15 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies of hold fair to liquidate debt 1858-07-24 2 & 3 Saint Michael's church Description of clambake 1858-08-07 2 Saint Michael's church Entirely destroyed by fire, short history of church 1858-12-11 2 Saint Michael's church Ladies of hold fair 1858-12-11 2 & 3 Saint Michael's church Offered use of meth. episcopal church for services 1858-12-11 3

Saint Michael's church Cornerstone for new church laid, box containing documents, relics, history of church buried, Rev. How delivers oration at ceremony 1860-04-14 2 Saint Michael's church History of church 1860-04-28 1 Saint Michael's church Holds clambake and picnic 1860-07-21 2 Saint Michael's church Walls of unfinished building collapse 1860-09-01 2 Saint Michael's church Work commences 1861-03-16 2 Saint Michael's church Work proceeds rapidly 1861-06-01 2 Saint Michael's church Sunday school scholars make excursion to Nayatt 1861-09-14 3 Saint Michael's church Completed, will be consecrated 1861-11-23 2 Saint Michael's church Description of ceremony, short history of church 1861-11-30 2 Saint Michael's church Sabbath school has Christmas festival 1864-12-31 2 Saint Michael's church Successful clambake given by ladies group of church 1866-08-11 2 Saint Michael's church Issues resolution of sympathy of Jacob Babbott 1863-01-03 3 Saint Michael's church Clambake held 1863-05-08 2 Saint Michael's church Resolutions adopted 1865-06-03 2 Saint Michael's church Sunday school makes excursion to Rocky Point 1866-08-25 2 Saint Michael's church Sunday school holds festival for youth celebrating Christmas holidays 1867-01-05 2 Saint Michael's church Fair and festival held for Sunday school 1867-01-19 2 Saint Michael's church Sunday school Christmas festival held 1868-01-04 2 Saint Michael's church Town clock installed and working 1871-09-30 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Members hold procession 1841-06-26 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Holds special communication on death of Nath. I. Wardwell 1850-11-30 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Issues resolution of sympathy re. death of Capt. Francis Moore 1850-12-12 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Officers chosen 1855-12-22 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Celebrates anniversary of St. John, grand lodge of R.I. meets 1856-06-14 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Description of meeting 1856-06-21 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Description of masonic celebration 1856-06-28 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Damaged by fire due to firecrackers and guns during celebration of fourth 1856-07-12 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Petitions gen. assembly for incorporation 1858-03-13 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Hosts R.I. grand lodge of masons on anniversary of St. John 1858-06-19 2 & 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Description of grand lodge meeting 1858-06-26 2 Saint-Alban's lodge Reasons for insufficiency of food discussed 1858-07-03 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Offers resolution of sympathy re. death of A. Gage 1858-10-23 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Offers resolution of sympathy re. death of John Ford 1858-11-20 3 Saint-Alban's lodge Officers elected 1858-12-18 3 Salisbury, Alice Wife of Thomas, obituary 1870-11-26 3 Salisbury, Edward Minor, guardian appointed 1855-10-27 3 Sally Ann (schooner) For sale by Job Williston 1840-04-25 3 Salsbury, Abigail Obituary widow of Thomas 1854-06-24 3 Salsbury, James Dies at asylum 1843-12-09 3 Salsbury, Thomas Married Alice R. Carroll of Pawtucket 1853-02-19 3 Salston, Mary Ann Obituary wife of Charles 1858-03-27 3 Salutes Guns fired to commemorate death of Daniel Webster 1852-10-30 2 Salutes Guns fired to commemorate Washington's birthday 1854-02-25 2 Salutes Fired to commemorate fourth of July 1854-07-01 2 Salutes Salute fired to commemorate Washington's birthday 1855-02-24 2 Salutes Salute fired from fort rounds on fourth 1855-06-30 2 Salutes 100 guns fires to celebrate democrats' victory at polls 1856-11-15 2 Salutes Citizens' salute welcomes Providence Rifle co. 1858-11-06 2 Salutes Salute fired to celebrate democratic victory at polls 1860-04-07 2 Salutes Fired to celebrate grand wide awake celebration (supporters of A. Lincoln) 1860-10-27 2 Salutes 100 guns fires to celebrate election of Lincoln 1860-11-10 2

Salutes 100 guns fired to celebrate Gen. Burnside's promotion to commander of Potomac army 1862-11-15 2 Sanborn, Rev. G.F. House on High street rented 1842-12-17 3 Sanborn, Rev. G.F. Lectures on temperance 1843-02-11 3 Sanborn, Rev. G.F. App. to school committee 1844-04-06 2 Sanderson, Miss L. (teacher) Mentioned in article 1841-06-12 2 Sanderson, Miss L. (teacher) Mentioned in article 1842-04-16 2 Sanderson, Miss R. (teacher) Mentioned in article 1841-06-12 2 Sanderson, Miss R. (teacher) Mentioned in article 1842-04-16 2 Sandford, Alexander G. Married Harriet Pearse 1851-11-01 3 Sandford, Allen B. (may be A.B. Sandford) Married Julia Wood 1842-04-23 3 Sandford, Charles (may be Charles Sanford) App. constable 1858-07-10 2 Sandford, Charles (may be Charles Sanford) App. lightkeeper of Bristol Ferry light 1861-06-08 2 Sandford, Charlotte Married Penuel Corbett 1835-04-11 3 Sandford, Edward I. (Teacher) Opens select school 1847-05-29 3 Sandford, Eleanor Guardian appointed 1839-02-16 3 Sandford, Ellery Son of Allen, obituary 1871-07-15 2 Sandford, George Obituary child of Henry 1845-09-06 2 Sandford, George Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 Sandford, Hannah Married Luther Simmons 1837-03-18 3 Sandford, Henry Married Martha Alger 1842-04-30 3 Sandford, James R. Obituary 1837-12-23 3 Sandford, Leonard Married Harriet Slade 1842-10-01 3 Sandford, Mary Married Isiah Simmons of Warren 1849-10-06 3 Sandford, Mary A. Married George Smith 1851-05-03 3 Sandford, Royal Article of death, obituary 1870-08-16 2 & 3 Sandford, Royal (veteran of Rev. War) Obituary 1835-01-03 3 Sandford, Royal (veteran of Rev. War) Administrator's and commissioner's notices 1835-03-07 3 Sandford, Royal (veteran of Rev. War) Probate notice 1835-10-10 3 Sandford, Royal (veteran of Rev. War) Land sold 1836-02-27 3 Sandford, Royal Jr. Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 Sandford, Sally Obituary widow of Elery, father Rev. John 1853-02-12 3 Sandford, Sally Probate notice 1852-08-07 3 Sandford, Sally Administrator's notice 1853-05-07 3 Sandford, Sally Commissioner's notice 1853-05-28 3 Sandford, Sally Petition to sell real estate of 1853-11-12 3 Sandford, Sally Real estate sold at auction 1854-03-11 3 Sandford, Waity Married George M. Coit 1842-08-20 3 Sands, Almira Obituary 1854-12-16 3 Sands, Williams H. Married Almira Collins 1836-09-10 3 Sands, Williams H. Notice re. wife Almira 1850-08-03 3 Sanford, Albert Son of Henry. Obituary 1866-04-14 3 Sanford, Allen B. (May be A.B. Sandford) Gives testimonial for soap 1850-06-15 3 Sanford, Anna Daughter of Henry. Obituary 1868-08-22 3 Sanford, Charles Obituary father Charles 1855-03-24 3 Sanford, Charles (May be Charles Sandford) Married Mahalia Pierce 1850-04-13 3 Sanford, Charles (May be Charles Sandford) Injured during fire 1860-05-12 2 Sanford, Charles (May be Charles Sandford) Condition slightly improved 1860-05-19 2 Sanford, Emma Obituary child of Leonard 1850-10-26 3 Sanford, Frank Son of Henry. Obituary 1863-07-18 3 Sanford, George Probate notice 1833-12-07 3 Sanford, George Real estate auctioned 1834-03-29 3 Sanford, Ida May Obituary father Henry 1856-06-07 3 Sanford, Lizzie Obituary 1865-09-16 3 Sanford, Martha Obituary 1865-04-01 2 Sanford, Nettie Child, obituary 1866-05-12 3 Sanford, Royal Obituary father Charles 1855-03-31 3 Sanford, Sarah S. Obituary 1852-07-17 3 Sanford, William Obituary 1864-11-26 3 Sarah E. (schooner) Fire aboard 1853-04-23 2 Sarah Lee (brig) Beached by gale 1833-12-14 2 Sarah Lee (brig) Sold by Wm. H. DeWolf 1837-05-13 3 Sarah Lee (brig) Lbs. of oil 1841-04-17 3 Sarah Lee (brig) Sold at auction 1842-04-30 3 Savage, William Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Savings bank Incorporated by assembly. Trustees begin organizing 1841-08-07 2 Savings bank List of trustees 1841-08-14 3 Savings bank L.C. Richmond chosen treasurer, W.B. Spooner, pres. 1841-08-21 2 Savings bank Act of incorporation published, to be called Bristol Institute for Savings 1841-08-21 2 & 3 Sawyer, F.W. (carriage maker) Copartnership with Wm. Brown dissolved, will continue business 1856-07-19 3 Sayer, Elizabeth M. Married Capt. Issac N. Cobb of Ct. 1856-10-25 3 Sayer, James F. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods 1847-01-23 3 Sayer, James F. (storekeeper) Married C. Pease in Providence 1850-02-16 3 Sayer, James F. (storekeeper) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1861-05-25 3 Sayer, John & Co. Advertisement for 1843-12-09 3 Sayer, John & Co. Advertisement for ice cream and soda water 1844-07-06 3 Sayer, John & Co. Copartnership dissolved 1845-09-20 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Open grocery store 1840-08-15 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement for groceries 1841-04-10 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Collector, Bristol seaman's friend soc. 1841-07-24 2 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement for soda fountain and ice cream 1841-07-31 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Annoyed by loiterers 1843-10-28 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement for John Sayer & Co. dry goods and groceries 1843-12-09 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "Gentleman's and ladies' repository" 1844-08-03 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Married Susan Fuller of Cumberland 1844-10-26 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement poem 1844-12-21 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned in advertisement 1845-04-12 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Closes grocery store, open dry goods store 1845-04-26 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) John Sayer & Co. dissolved 1845-09-20 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement to dispose of stock 1845-10-25 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Opens new dry goods store 1845-11-29 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Notice, will close 1846-03-28 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Move back to old store (Hope and Bradford) 1846-04-04 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1846-07-18 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement For Thames St. store 1849-05-05 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Notice, will do tailoring 1849-10-06 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement for grocery store 1853-09-03 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Notice, will close business because of poor health 1857-05-23 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) Advertisement For stationery and fancy goods store 1860-03-24 3 Sayer, John P. (storekeeper) App. town crier 1860-04-28 3 Sayer, John W. Appointed auctioneer 1842-04-23 2 Sayer, Nancy Married Sylvanus Pease of Edgartown 1842-06-25 3 Sayer, Rowse P. Obituary 1858-06-26 3 Sayer, Rowse P. Probate notice 1861-09-07 3 Sayer, Susan S. Obituary & eulogy 1856-12-06 3 Sayer, William (May be Wm. H.) Opens tailor shop on Thames St. 1850-01-26 3 Sayer, William (May be Wm. H.) Former shop mentioned 1851-04-19 3 Sayer, William H. (May be Wm.) Sheriff's sale of real estate 1861-05-25 3 Scanland, Cornelius Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Scepell, Conrad Dies in accident at sugar refinery 1862-02-15 2 Schneider, Gottlob Obituary 1872-02-06 2 Schneider, Henry (child) Son of Gottlob and Florentia, obituary 1867-11-16 3 Schofield, Dr. E. Visits Bristol 1855-08-11 3 Schofield, Dr. E. Will remain permanently 1855-09-01 3 Schomaker, John H. Commissioner's notice 1858-11-20 3 Schomaker, John H. Administrator's notice 1860-05-26 3 School committee Chosen 1834-05-24 2 School committee Letter conc. 1837-04-15 2 School committee Letter from 1837-07-01 2 School committee Reports to voters 1838-04-14 2 School committee Suggestion to relieve overcrowding 1838-04-28 2 School committee Letter conc. overcrowding 1838-12-29 2 School committee Reports on condition of schools 1839-04-13 2 School committee Examines schools 1839-12-21 2 School committee Visits schools 1840-12-19 2 School committee Report of following visit 1841-04-17 2 School committee New members added to 1841-04-24 2 School committee Visits schools, favorable report 1841-05-22 2 School committee Report of 1841-07-03 3 School committee Visits schools on Neck 1841-12-04 2 School committee Issues detailed report 1844-03-30 2 School committee Report of 1845-03-29 3 School committee Extensive report published by 1846-03-14 1 School committee Criticized for superficial examinations of schools 1846-10-24 2 School committee Detailed report of, listing of various schools 1847-03-20 1 School committee Letter criticizing report 1847-03-27 2 School committee Reorganized after change in school districts 1847-04-24 2 School committee Issues plea for more money, additional buildings 1847-09-04 3 School committee Resolution of cooperation with teacher's institute 1847-11-20 2 School committee Requests additional funds, citizens signs petition 1848-04-01 3 School committee Issues circular re. births, deaths and marriages 1850-08-24 3 School committee Issues resolutions of thanks to Rev. Shepard after his retirement 1854-05-06 2 School committee Officers elected 1863-05-02 2 School committee Wants to make improvements to grammar schools 1863-08-15 2 School committee List of officers elected 1864-05-07 2 School committee Resolutions adopted 1864-10-29 2 School committee First meeting held: elections, salaries discussed 1866-05-05 2 School committee Resolutions adopted at meeting 1867-05-11 2 School lot Leased at auction 1845-04-12 3 School lot J. Wolf's lease on lot sold at auction 1852-12-04 3 Schools - private Evening school opened 1833-10-26 3 Schools - private Advertisement school of navigation 1834-04-19 3 Schools - private George Howe opens school 1834-04-26 3 Schools - private Miss Church opens school for young ladies 1834-10-25 3 Schools - private Penuel Corbett opens evening school 1834-11-08 3 Schools - private Mr. Capron opens dancing school 1834-11-15 3 Schools - private Mr. Botino offers Spanish lessons 1834-12-13 3 Schools - private Mr. Noyes instructs in navigation, penmanship and bookkeeping 1835-01-31 3 Schools - private Mr. Keene offers penmanship school 1836-05-28 3 Schools - private Mr. Keene's school praised 1836-06-18 2 Schools - private J.C. Hidden and T.H. Tobey open evening school 1836-10-15 3 Schools - private Mr. Bodfish opens penmanship school 1837-02-25 3 Schools - private Mr. Bodfish praised 1837-03-18 2 Schools - private School for young ladies 1837-04-08 3 Schools - private Mr. Brown opens penmanship school 1837-04-22 3 Schools - private Miss Rogers opens music school 1837-06-03 3 Schools - private Margaret Diman opens school for young children 1837-08-12 3 Schools - private Mr. Tobey opens evening school 1837-09-16 3 Schools - private B. Bourn opens singing school 1837-11-18 3 Schools - private Advertisement for school 1837-12-16 3 Schools - private Mr. Tift opens writing school 1838-04-07 2 & 3 Schools - private Z. Tobey opens school 1838-06-02 3 Schools - private Sabbath Schools discussed 1838-08-18 2 Schools - private Advertisement for Bristol High Street school 1838-08-25 3 Schools - private Monsieur Noros offers French school 1838-09-15 2 & 3 Schools - private Wm. Addison opens evening school 1838-12-01 3 Schools - private Writing school opened 1839-03-02 3 Schools - private Mr. Baker, penmanship teacher, praised 1839-03-09 2 Schools - private Anne Munro opens school for young ladies 1839-03-23 3 Schools - private Mr. Tingly opens penmanship school 1839-04-13 3 Schools - private Mons. Guigon opens dancing school 1839-12-14 3 Schools - private J.C. Rich opens high school 1840-03-14 3 Schools - private Mrs. M.L. Nye opens summer school 1840-04-18 3 Schools - private Mr. Shaw instructs in music 1840-06-06 2 Schools - private Writing school opened 1840-06-07 3 Schools - private Private school offered top public school scholars, Mr. Cook to teach 1841-04-24 2 Schools - private J. Mulchahey offers penmanship school 1841-05-01 3 Schools - private N.B. Cooke opens school 1841-05-22 3 Schools - private Letter conc. Mr. Cooke's school 1841-05-29 3 Schools - private Mr. Gushee opens evening school 1841-10-09 3 Schools - private C.E. Bennett offers music school 1841-10-23 3 Schools - private G.H. Meriam opens singing school 1842-12-31 3 Schools - private Letter conc. Mr. Cooke's school 1843-02-25 3 Schools - private Mrs. N.T.B. Gladding opens school 1843-04-29 3 Schools - private Examination of Mr. Cooke's school 1843-09-30 2 Schools - private Mr. Spencer opens writing school 1843-10-21 2 & 3 Schools - private Miss Church opens writing school for women 1844-03-16 2 & 3 Schools - private S.M. Greene opens misses school 1844-03-16 3 Schools - private Eliz. Wyatt opens school for young ladies 1844-04-06 3 Schools - private S.J. Horton opens select school 1844-04-06 3 Schools - private M. Paine opens penmanship school 1844-06-01 3 Schools - private Select school begins in court house 1844-09-21 3 Schools - private E. Leigh opens select school 1844-12-28 3 Schools - private F. Selden offers art lessons 1845-07-04 3 Schools - private Mr. Leigh restricts school to young ladies, need for female seminary cited 1845-07-12 2 Schools - private Mons. C. Mailly offers French lessons 1846-01-10 2 Schools - private Messrs. Morse & Parmenter open penmanship school 1846-03-14 2 Schools - private Morse & Parmenter's school praised 1846-04-18 2 Schools - private Miss Diman opens school 1846-05-02 3 Schools - private Mr. Swift offers singing school 1846-07-18 3 Schools - private Mr. Swift's school praised 1846-07-25 2 Schools - private C.A. Vinton opens singing school 1846-10-10 3 Schools - private Mr. Morse offers writing school 1847-01-23 2 & 3 Schools - private Mr. Morse opens Bristol writing academy 1847-03-06 3 Schools - private Edward Sanford opens select school 1847-05-29 3 Schools - private Young ladies' boarding and day school opens 1847-08-14 3 Schools - private Mr. Makepeace offers penmanship school 1847-08-21 2 Schools - private J. Burgess opens writing school 1847-09-18 2 Schools - private Miss Storrs offers spring school 1848-03-04 3 Schools - private Miss H.H. Easterbrooks plans school 1848-03-11 3 Schools - private Mr. J. Fortin offers French lessons 1848-05-06 3 Schools - private J. Burgess forms association with bookkeeping teacher 1848-08-12 2 Schools - private J.S. Rich open singing school 1848-10-28 3 Schools - private Mr. Worster opens writing school 1848-12-23 3 Schools - private Sacred music school opened by J. Blaisdell 1848-12-23 3 Schools - private Examinations given for candidates for select school 1849-02-03 3 Schools - private Mrs. P. Richmond opens school 1849-03-24 3 Schools - private Miss M.P. Perry opens school 1849-04-07 3 Schools - private Miss E.T. Howe opens school 1849-05-05 3 Schools - private Miss Richmond opens dancing school 1849-08-11 3 Schools - private Bristol classical institute opened by C. Wooster 1849-11-10 3 Schools - private J.W. Dearth offers bookkeeping school 1850-04-06 3 Schools - private Mr. Eddy of Providence offers dancing school 1850-06-15 2 & 3 Schools - private H.A. Fuller opens school of monochromatic painting 1850-10-19 2 & 3 Schools - private Mr. Defreest opens school 1850-11-09 2 Schools - private Description of Mr. Defreest's school 1850-11-30 2 & 3 Schools - private Mr. Fuller's school to close 1850-12-07 2 Schools - private J. Burgess offers school of monochromatic painting 1851-01-25 3 Schools - private Miss Talbot and Mdlle. Giraudan open school for young ladies 1851-04-05 3 Schools - private Miss E. Luther offers music school 1851-04-26 3 Schools - private Bristol female charitable soc. opens school 1851-05-17 3 Schools - private Mr. Schaffer opens dancing school 1851-05-17 3 Schools - private Mr. Scholfield opens bookkeeping school 1851-06-28 2 & 3 Schools - private S. Sherman opens art school 1851-12-13 3 Schools - private Mr. Eddy opens dancing school 1852-05-08 2 & 3 Schools - private Mr. Martin opens writing school 1852-07-03 2 & 3 Schools - private Mr. De Lisle offers French lessons 1852-09-25 2 & 3 Schools - private Formation of sacred music class planned 1852-10-02 2 Schools - private Singing school committee formed 1852-10-09 3 Schools - private G. Wilson opens singing school 1852-10-23 3 Schools - private O.S. Spencer will instruct singing class 1852-10-30 3 Schools - private Mr. Clark opens writing school 1853-04-16 2 Schools - private O.S. Spencer's union singing school mentioned 1853-05-07 3 Schools - private Misses Greene open day and evening schools 1853-11-19 3 Schools - private Miss S. Perry's school mentioned 1853-12-17 3 Schools - private Mr. Gushee select school opens 1854-08-19 3 Schools - private Mrs. P. Perry opens school 1855-04-07 3 Schools - private Miss French opens school 1855-04-14 3 Schools - private M. G.C. Perry opens school on High St. 1855-04-14 3 Schools - private Mr. Eddy's dancing school begins 1855-05-12 3 Schools - private Mr. Tourjee of Fall River opens juvenile singing school 1855-07-21 2 Schools - private Mr. Bourn opens music school 1855-07-28 3 Schools - private H.P. Pierce's music school enjoys excursion 1855-08-04 3 Schools - private Friends of sacred music plan singing school, Mr. Paine to teach 1855-10-27 2 Schools - private Testimonial to Mr. Paine 1855-11-03 2 Schools - private Advertisement For Mr. Paine's singing school 1855-11-10 3 Schools - private J. Burgess and H. Holmes open evening school 1856-02-09 2 & 3 Schools - private Mr. Reed opens dancing school 1856-11-22 3 Schools - private Mr. Kelley opens penmanship school 1857-02-14 2 Schools - private Miss F. Richmond opens dancing school 1858-10-30 3 Schools - private Miss Sarah Hall opens select school 1858-10-30 3 Schools - private G.C. Pierce opens singing school 1858-12-25 3 Schools - private Dr. D. Lewis plans course on physical fitness calisthenics 1860-09-29 2 Schools - private Formation of vocal music classes planned 1860-09-29 3 Schools - private G. Loomis proposes music school 1860-10-27 2 & 3 Schools - private Music school begins 1860-11-03 3 Schools - private Mr. Aucaigne opens French school 1861-12-14 2 Schools - public Repairs to school house 1833-11-23 3 Schools - public Funds allocated for Free Schools 1834-05-17 2 Schools - public School committee meets 1834-05-17 3 Schools - public Committee chosen 1834-05-24 2 Schools - public Free School opens 1834-05-31 2 Schools - public Regulations 1834-09-13 3 Schools - public School committee holds meeting 1835-07-04 2 Schools - public Editorial conc. need for education 1835-10-31 2 Schools - public Resolution regarding attendance 1835-10-31 3 Schools - public Editorial conc. importance of 1835-11-07 2 Schools - public Editorial connecting ignorance with vice 1835-11-14 2 Schools - public Schools examined 1836-01-23 2 Schools - public Schools examined 1836-07-16 2 Schools - public Editorial conc. 1837-04-01 2 Schools - public Letter conc. 1837-04-08 2 Schools - public Letter conc. school committee 1837-04-15 2 Schools - public Free schools discussed 1837-04-22 2 Schools - public New school to be built 1837-09-02 2 Schools - public Notice conc. building of new school 1837-10-21 3 Schools - public Advertisement for teacher 1837-11-25 3 Schools - public Overcrowding in 1838-04-28 2 Schools - public Letter conc. salaries of teachers 1838-05-19 2 Schools - public Assessment of pupils discussed 1838-09-01 2 Schools - public Editorial conc. examination of 1838-09-08 2 Schools - public Letter conc. free schools 1838-09-15 2 Schools - public Advertisement for teacher 1838-11-17 3 Schools - public Letter conc. overcrowding 1838-12-29 2 Schools - public Report of examination of schools 1839-03-16 2 Schools - public Letter conc. importance of visiting schools 1839-06-01 2 Schools - public Schools visited, report of attendance 1839-09-21 2 Schools - public Examined by school committee 1839-12-21 2 Schools - public Letter conc. need for enlargement 1840-08-22 2 Schools - public Visited, letter conc. 1840-12-19 2 Schools - public Letter conc. use of Academy 1840-12-25 2 Schools - public Letter conc. enlargement 1841-01-02 2 Schools - public Letter conc. enlargement 1841-01-16 2 Schools - public Report of school committee after visit 1841-04-17 2 Schools - public New school to be built, private school offered top scholars 1841-04-24 2 Schools - public Letter conc. schools for females 1841-05-14 2 Schools - public Visited, favorable report 1841-05-22 2 Schools - public Select public school begins in Academy 1841-06-12 2 Schools - public Report of school committee 1841-07-03 3 Schools - public Article conc. sex division in schools 1841-08-07 2 Schools - public Students enjoy picnic 1841-08-21 2 Schools - public Schools visited, praised 1841-09-11 2 Schools - public Schools on Neck visited, favorable report 1841-12-04 2 Schools - public Schools examined, favorable report 1842-03-19 2

Schools - public Schools visited, report of subjects taught, no. of students in each school, names of teachers 1842-04-16 2 Schools - public Disposal of old school house discussed 1842-05-07 2 Schools - public Importance of public schools discussed 1843-04-01 2 Schools - public Funds set aside for 1843-04-15 2 Schools - public Primary dept. begins, fees for students 1843-04-22 2 Schools - public Visited by school committee 1843-09-09 2 Schools - public Brick school house on Neck sold at auction 1843-10-28 3 Schools - public To be visited by state representative 1843-11-11 3 Schools - public Henry Bardard, state agent, lectures on public schools 1843-12-16 3 Schools - public Mr. Barnard lectures on discomforts suffered by students 1844-03-16 2 Schools - public Schools visited, detailed report of school committee 1844-03-30 2 Schools - public Advertisement for female principal 1844-05-11 3 Schools - public New site for school discussed, building to be moved or rebuilt 1844-05-25 2 Schools - public Visited by school committee, favorable report 1844-06-08 2 Schools - public State school regulation published 1844-09-14 2 Schools - public Value of regulations cited 1844-09-28 2 Schools - public Truancy from school blamed for loitering 1844-12-14 2 Schools - public Musical trained urged because of benefits to health 1845-03-15 2 Schools - public Social and moral benefits of music cited 1845-03-22 2 Schools - public Detailed report of school committee, new school build, school remodeled 1845-03-29 3 Schools - public Public primary school begins in home of Ruth Bosworth 1845-05-17 3 Schools - public State school regulation 1845-11-01 1 Schools - public R.I. institute of instruction meets in Bristol 1845-12-27 2 Schools - public Schools examined, efforts of teachers praised 1846-02-07 2 Schools - public Bristol Co. association for improvement of schools meets in Bristol 1846-02-28 3 Schools - public Extensive report published by school committee 1846-03-14 1 Schools - public School comm. criticized for superficial examinations of schools 1846-10-24 2 Schools - public Request for increase in schools fund due to costs of heating 1846-10-24 3 Schools - public Windows broken by vandals 1846-10-24 3 Schools - public State regulations conc. schools 1846-11-07 3 Schools - public Practice of not allowing students to enter on rainy morning decried 1846-12-05 2 Schools - public Controversy over admitting students continues 1846-12-19 2 Schools - public Controversy continues 1846-12-25 2 Schools - public Detailed report of school committee, listing of various schools 1847-03-20 1 Schools - public Letter criticizing report 1847-03-27 2 Schools - public Heated debate at town meeting re. division of town into school districts 1847-04-10 2 Schools - public Letter, further debate 1847-04-10 2 Schools - public Letters, controversy over school districts continues 1847-04-17 2 Schools - public School committee reorganized, debate continues 1847-04-24 2 Schools - public School committee issues plea for additional funds, more buildings 1847-09-04 3 Schools - public Resolution of cooperation with teacher's institute 1847-11-20 2 Schools - public Teacher's institute held in Bristol 1847-12-25 2 Schools - public Costs of educating pupils discussed, series begins 1848-01-29 2 Schools - public Rent of school lands needed for schools 1848-02-19 3 Schools - public Request for additional funds, citizens sign petition 1848-04-01 3 Schools - public Building of 3, possibly 4 school house planned at town meeting 1848-04-08 2 Schools - public Opposition to teaching science in schools decried 1848-04-22 2 Schools - public Debate continues 1848-04-29 2 Schools - public Responsibility of schools in educating for professions argues 1848-05-13 2 Schools - public Classes disturbed by rude boys 1848-06-17 3 Schools - public Lot on Franklin St. purchased for school 1848-11-11 2 Schools - public Select school divided into 2 departments 1848-11-11 3 Schools - public Building of new schools discussed 1848-11-25 2 Schools - public Tickets for admission offered 1849-01-27 3 Schools - public Building committee of S. primary school meets 1849-03-24 3 Schools - public School superintendent to be appointed 1849-04-07 2 Schools - public Annual report 1849-04-14 1 Schools - public Spec. town meeting held re. division of school district 1849-04-21 3 Schools - public Resolutions re. duties of superintendent 1849-04-28 3 Schools - public Proposals received to begin construction of school house 1849-04-28 3 Schools - public Controversy over crowding in NE district 1849-05-12 2 Schools - public Controversy over inferior schools in NE district continues 1849-05-19 2 Schools - public Controversy continues 1849-05-26 2 Schools - public Gen. assembly rules on issue of school districts 1849-07-14 2 Schools - public Notice of examination of schools 1849-07-14 3 Schools - public Regulations conc. attendance 1849-08-18 3 Schools - public Regulations re. admission 1849-11-03 3 Schools - public Description of 2 new buildings 1849-11-17 2 Schools - public Schools burglarized 1850-01-05 2 Schools - public List of schools 1850-01-26 3 Schools - public Annual report of school committee 1850-03-30 1 Schools - public Latin excluded from 1850-04-06 2 Schools - public Decision re. Latin reversed 1850-04-27 2 Schools - public Apportionment of money by commissioners of public schools 1851-03-15 3 Schools - public Annual report of school committee 1851-03-29 2 Schools - public Separate school for black children discussed at town meeting 1851-04-05 2 Schools - public Advertisement for teacher for colored school 1851-10-25 3 Schools - public Value of visiting schools cited 1852-03-13 2 Schools - public Report of school committee 1852-04-03 1 Schools - public Teacher's institute to be held in Bristol 1852-05-22 2 Schools - public Lectures begin 1852-06-12 3 Schools - public Description of teacher's institute 1852-06-19 2 Schools - public Resolution of thanks to Rev. Shepard and superintendent Munro 1852-06-26 2 Schools - public Report of attendance 1852-06-26 3 Schools - public Examination notice 1852-10-23 3 Schools - public Report of attendence [attendance] 1852-12-18 3 Schools - public Examination notice 1853-01-15 3 Schools - public Attendance 1853-02-19 3 Schools - public Report of school committee 1853-03-26 1 Schools - public Attendance 1853-06-11 3

Schools - public Brick school house on common described as dangerous to students because of need for repairs 1853-06-25 2 Schools - public Further discussion of condition of school 1853-07-02 2 Schools - public Favorable report of examination 1853-07-02 2 Schools - public Attendance 1853-10-15 3 Schools - public Discipline problems at school detailed 1854-01-14 3 Schools - public Public schools and colored children's school examined 1854-01-28 2 Schools - public N. district school examined, favorable report 1854-03-25 2 Schools - public Need for improvement in public schools cited 1854-04-08 2

Schools - public Enlargement of middle district school discussed at town meeting, salaries of teachers to be increased 1854-04-22 2 Schools - public Examination of schools, favorable report 1854-04-22 2 Schools - public Wood St. school (colored) gives exhibition 1854-07-29 2 Schools - public Middle district school undergoes extensive repairs 1854-10-07 2 Schools - public Examinations for high school applicants held 1855-08-11 3 Schools - public High level of illiteracy among immigrant children cited 1856-01-19 2 Schools - public Further discussion of illiteracy among foreigners 1856-01-26 2 Schools - public Wood St. colored school examined, favorable report 1856-02-02 2 Schools - public Importance of examinations and reported cited 1856-05-10 2 Schools - public Brick school house damaged by fire during fourth of July celebration 1856-07-12 2 Schools - public High school boys hang incendiary flag from academy 1856-09-06 2 Schools - public Another flag hung 1856-09-13 2 Schools - public Flagrant violations of truancy laws cited 1856-11-15 2 Schools - public Visited by comm. of public schools 1856-12-27 2 Schools - public Description of state school commissioner's lecture to parents, absenteeism discussed 1857-01-03 2 Schools - public Bristol suggested as site for normal school 1857-04-18 2 Schools - public Location of normal school in Bristol urged 1857-04-25 2 Schools - public Further debate re. location of normal school 1857-05-02 2

Schools - public Location of normal school discussed at town meeting, committee issues report suggesting old cong. church as site for school 1857-06-13 2 Schools - public Description of normal school 1857-06-13 2 Schools - public Editorial conc. purposed of normal school, citing the value of to education in Bristol 1857-06-20 2 Schools - public Land purchased for normal school 1857-07-11 2 Schools - public Examination of Bristol high school, description of school, subjects taught 1857-07-18 2 Schools - public State normal school opens in Bristol 1857-08-29 2 & 3 Schools - public Old cong. church moved 1857-08-22 2 Schools - public Teacher's institute to be held in Bristol 1857-11-07 2 & 3 Schools - public Description of teacher's institute 1857-11-14 2 Schools - public Further description of teacher's institute 1857-11-21 2 Schools - public Further description of teacher's institute 1857-11-28 2 Schools - public Advertisement for teacher 1857-12-05 3

Schools - public Discontinuation of high school as economy measure discussed at town meeting as recession continues, defeated by narrow margin 1858-05-29 2 Schools - public Controversy re. admission of negro children to white schools 1860-03-03 2 Schools - public N. Cooke resigns as principal of high school 1860-04-28 2 Schools - public W. Bicknell app. principal of high school 1860-05-05 2 Schools - public High school examined, description of graduation ceremony 1860-08-04 2 Schools - public Reward offered for vandals of school house 1860-08-04 3 Schools - public Article re. subjects taught, reasons 1860-08-18 2 Schools - public Teacher's institute held in Bristol, description of 1860-09-15 2 Schools - public Reward offered for vandals of school building 1860-12-29 3 Schools - public Meeting held re. compulsory school attendance 1861-03-16 2 Schools - public Exam notice 1863-04-18 2 Schools - public Teachers for spring term chosen 1863-05-16 2 Schools - public List of exams published 1863-11-07 2 Schools - public List of exams held 1865-04-29 2 Schools - public List of enrollment, receipts & expenses 1865-07-22 2 Schools - public Examinations held for end of term 1867-07-20 2 Schools - religious Sabbath schools discussed 1838-08-18 2 Schools - religious Meeting addressed by Rev. Richmond 1838-08-25 2 Schools - religious Celebration held 1838-09-01 2 Schools - religious South Christian Sabbath school mentioned 1843-08-26 2 Schools - religious Methodist Sabbath school mentioned 1849-09-08 2 Schools - religious Cong. Sabbath school mentioned 1856-12-13 2 Scollay, Clara Married S. Wright of Ga. 1845-10-11 3 Scott, Margaret Former Bristol resident, murdered on Prudence Island 1858-07-17 2 Scott, Rev. Abused by criminal 1840-05-02 2 Scott, Sophrona E. Obituary, child of Ephraim 1840-09-19 3 Scroder, Harmon Married Rebecca Gayton 1851-12-27 3 Sea Breeze (barque) Built by Amos Crandall, bound for California 1849-09-01 3 Sea Breeze (barque) Correction, was built by Thompson & Stanton in Warren 1849-09-08 2 Sea Flower (sloop) Towed into Bristol after sinking 1838-08-25 2 Seabury, Manchester Obituary 1865-12-09 3 Sears, Ansel Married Mary Ann de Coaster 1851-08-02 3 Sears, Zebelle Frances Obituary, child of Ansel J. & Mary A. 1857-02-28 3 Second Advent Chapel Dedicated 1853-01-22 3 Second Advent Chapel Description of 1853-02-05 2 Second Advent Chapel Lecture in (R. Williams) 1853-02-12 3 Second Advent Chapel Lecture in (G. Champlin) 1853-07-30 3 Second Advent Chapel Elder G. Burnham preaches in 1853-09-17 3 Second Advent Chapel Hold camp meeting on common 1854-09-09 2 & 3 Second Advent Chapel Description of camp meeting, baptisms 1854-09-23 2 Second Advent Chapel Converted to "Miller doctrine" 1854-10-07 2 Second Advent Chapel Rev. Chapman to preach 1854-12-16 3 Second Advent Chapel Series of meetings planned 1855-03-10 3 Second Advent Chapel Set date for end of world 1855-05-19 2 Second Advent Chapel Lectures held 1856-12-27 3 Seildfeldt, Augustine Obituary, wife of Thomas 1860-08-18 3 Selden, Mr. F.C. Offers art lessons 1845-07-04 3 Selden, Mr. F.C. Art ability praised 1845-07-12 2 Seymour, Joseph R. Married R. Meigs 1860-11-24 3 Shapley, William Advertisement for lost dog 1850-07-13 3 Shaughnessy, Ann Married James Lannon of Providence 1857-05-16 3 Shaw, Joanna S. Obituary, child 1838-10-20 3 Shaw, Mary Obituary 1855-04-28 3 Shaw, Michael Obituary 1872-02-24 2 Shaw, Mr. Will teach music, article praising his efforts 1840-06-06 2 Shaw, Mr. Plays organ on Fourth 1840-07-11 2 Shaw, Mr. Published song 1840-07-11 2 Shaw, Smith (upholsterer) Advertisement for shop on Thames St. 1856-04-05 3 Shaw, Smith (upholsterer) Moves shop to Hope St. 1856-10-25 3 Shaw, Smith (upholsterer) Will leave town 1856-12-20 2 & 3 Shaw, Walter (infant) Son of George R. and Abby S. Shaw, obituary 1868-09-26 3 Sheirholt, Henry Obituary 1870-01-08 3 Shelvin, Moses Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Shepard, Abby W. Married La Fayette Burr of Miss., daughter of Rev. Dr. Shepard 1858-09-04 3 Shepard, Maria C. Sec. of Bristol Soldiers' Friend Society 1862-01-04 2 Shepard, Mary Woodbury Married Edward Southworth of Mass., daughter of Rev. Thomas offic. clergyman 1856-12-06 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Becomes pastor of cong. church 1835-04-25 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas App. to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Installed at ceremony 1835-05-02 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Delivers Fourth of July address 1835-07-04 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Delivers sermon 1835-10-10 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Addresses temperance society 1836-04-30 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Sermon praised 1836-05-07 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Speaks on temperance 1836-05-21 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Delivers lecture 1836-11-19 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Speaks to Bethel Society 1836-12-17 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Speaks on temperance 1837-05-20 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Moderator of meeting 1837-06-17 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Prayer meeting for sailors 1837-09-23 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Extracts from sermon 1837-11-04 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Receives certificate 1837-11-04 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Speech delivered at funeral of drunkard 1838-05-05 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Addresses meeting of Sabbath schools 1838-08-25 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Pres. of Bristol Co. temperance society 1838-10-13 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Addresses Marine Bible Soc. 1838-12-15 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Addresses Bristol maternal assoc. 1839-03-30 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Gives address on Fourth 1839-07-06 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Gives lessons in Latin and grammer [grammar] 1839-09-21 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas To draft constitution, Bristol Seaman's Friend society 1840-06-20 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas New Year's address 1841-01-02 4 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures on history of Bible 1841-01-23 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Gives discourse following death of Pres. Harrison 1841-04-24 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Speaks on temperance cause 1841-05-08 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Addresses seamen 1842-06-11 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Offers prayer for departing artillery 1842-06-25 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Addresses artillery on triumphant return for Dorr Rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Gives oration on Fourth 1842-07-09 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Committee to abolish custom of distributing rum to seamen 1842-09-24 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures 1845-4-12 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Pres. of Bristol Co. Association for Improvement of public schools 1846-12-05 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Chairman of teacher's institute 1847-12-25 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Chairman of temperance meeting 1848-02-19 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Give oration at temperance celebration on Fourth 1848-07-01 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures 1849-02-03 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Delivers discourse for foreigners 1850-06-22 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures on temperance 1850-12-14 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures on temperance laws 1851-12-13 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures at meeting of Bristol total abstinence soc. 1853-01-15 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures on temperance 1853-03-26 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Named county inspector for school 1853-05-28 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Will retire from school committee, receives resolution of thanks for services 1854-05-06 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Delivers discourse to Bristol female charitable soc. 1854-10-14 3 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Sermons published 1857-05-23 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Saves boy from drowning 1858-08-21 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Lectures on "wisdom" in regard to new trans-Atlantic telegraph 1858-08-28 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Elected trustee of state normal school 1860-02-25 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Honored by congregation on 25th anniversary as pastor 1860-05-12 2 Shepard, Rev. Thomas Delivers speech on George Washington, speech published 1861-03-02 2 Shepard, Sarah E. Married Melvil Deane of Me., daughter of Rev. Shepard 1843-08-12 3 Shepard, Sarah W. Notice re. female charitable soc. 1845-12-20 3 Shepard, Sarah W. Obituary 1864-01-23 3 Shepley, Ann Dobson Obituary 1851-08-02 3 Shepley, Martha Jane Obituary, father William 1853-07-02 3 Shepley, William House mentioned 1850-10-05 2 Shepley, William Auction at home of 1850-10-12 3 Sherman, A.B. Praised for duties as guardian of property 1838-10-06 2 Sherman, Annie Wife of Thomas, dies after long illness, obituary 1873-08-02 2 Sherman, Edna Daughter of Gideon H. Sherman, obituary 1870-04-23 3 Sherman, Eunice F. Married Nicholas Arms 1849-09-22 3 Sherman, Julia A. Married George P. Fish 1835-06-06 3 Sherman, Maria B. Married Daniel Wilcox 1843-04-29 3 Sherman, Mary Wife of Andrew, obituary 1871-05-20 3 Sherman, Sarah A. (art teacher) Opens school 1851-12-13 3 Sherman, Seraphine Obituary, child of Gideon 1849-03-03 3 Sherman, Susan Obituary, age 80, widow of Solomon 1854-03-04 3 Sherman, Susan A. Married Wm. Gorton of Smithfield 1844-05-25 3 Sherman, Susan B. Married Nathaniel Maxwell 1840-12-19 3

Sherry, Charles Jr. Treasurer of Bristol, Warren and Providence Magnetic Telegraph Co. (counting room mentioned) 1854-12-30 3 Sherry, Charles Jr. Director of telegraph co. 1855-03-10 3 Sherry, Charles Jr. Marshall of the day on Fourth 1855-06-30 2 Sherry, Charles Jr. Sec. of Fillmore party 1856-09-20 3 Sherry, Charles Jr. Chairman of young men's convention 1860-02-18 2 Sherry, Charles Jr. Purchase house 1860-11-17 2 Sherry, Charles Jr. Chosen delegate 1861-02-22 2 Sherry, Charles Jr. Honored for organizing series of lectures 1861-03-30 3 Sherry, Col. Charles Initiates series of lectures 1860-11-24 2 Shipley, Emma B. Married Hosea C. Bumpus of Mass. 1857-12-25 3 Shippee, Joseph L. Son falls from wharf, drowns 1858-08-21 2 Shippee, Joseph S. Arrested for burglary along with sons 1854-01-07 2 Shippee, Joseph S. Acquitted of one charge 1854-03-18 2 Shippee, Joseph S. Indictment withdrawn 1854-09-16 2 Shippee, Rufus Arrested for burglary along with father, brother 1854-01-07 2 Shippee, Rufus Acquitted of one charge 1854-03-18 2 Shippee, Rufus Indictment withdrawn 1854-09-16 2 Shippee, William Arrested for burglary along with father, brother 1854-01-07 2 Shippee, William Acquitted of one charge 1854-03-18 2 Shippee, William Indictment withdrawn 1854-09-16 2 Shipwrecks (of Bristol ships) Brig John Hill lost during storm, captain Hunt and 2nd mate rescued 1850-04-13 2 Shipwrecks (of Bristol ships) Brig Rio wrecked off Cuba 1854-02-04 2 Shipwrecks (of Bristol ships) Sloop Hard Times sinks off Watch Hill 1855-08-11 2 Shipwrecks (of Bristol ships) Brig Helen Maria runs aground off Bahama banks, crew rescued 1856-02-09 2 Shipwrecks (of Bristol ships) Schooner Calvin Stevens wrecked during voyage to Texas 1856-07-26 2 Shoemaker, John (may be John H. Schomaker) Administrator's notice 1855-09-15 3 Shoemaker, John (may be John H. Schomaker) Probate notice 1855-07-14 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Sylvester Luther advertisement 1833-11-16 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Sylvester Luther to close 1839-07-20 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Davis's boot and shoe store mentioned in advertisement 1839-10-19 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Anthony Mason opens shoe store 1840-04-11 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] S. Luther to remain open 1840-06-06 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] J. Adams to close 1841-02-27 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] S. Luther moves store after fire 1841-05-08 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] M. Mason advertisement 1841-09-11 4 Shoestores [Shoe stores] J. Adams re-opens 1841-09-25 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] M. Mason moves store 1841-12-25 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] M. Mason sells out stock 1842-04-23 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] David Waldron opens store 1842-04-30 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] A. Mason opens store 1842-11-05 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] A. Mason opens store and cobbler shop 1843-03-11 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] S.J. Allyn advertisement 1843-04-22 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] J. Adams moves store 1843-07-01 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Alfred Adams advertisement 1843-07-01 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] J.H. Allyn advertisement for new store 1845-06-07 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] A. Francis advertisement 1845-06-07 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] G. Brown advertisement 1847-11-27 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] M. Mason moves to State St. 1848-05-20 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] W.C. Breed opens ladies' store 1848-12-16 2 & 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Albert Barnard opens new store 1849-07-28 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] A. Munro advertisement 1849-08-11 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] A.W. Barnard advertisement 1849-09-08 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] Wm. Teel advertisement 1849-09-29 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] "India Saloon" of M. Mason mentioned 1850-10-12 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] John H. Allyn advertisement 1852-01-03 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] B.T. Munro advertisement 1852-04-10 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] H. Dawley opens store on State St. 1853-12-10 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] B.C. Barrus opens store on Hope St. 1854-11-04 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] G.W. Douglass advertisement 1856-01-12 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] C. Whitford advertisement for shop on Hope St. 1856-05-03 3 Shoestores [Shoe stores] B. Lincoln opens store on Hope St. 1858-05-15 3 Short, Clara H. Married Isaac Penno of Providence 1846-10-31 3 Simmons & Clinton (soap manufacturers) Advertisement 1850-05-18 3 Simmons, Abbie B. Appointed guardian to Ellery Simmons children 1857-05-30 3 Simmons, Abby Julia Obituary, child of Isaiah 1843-04-01 3 Simmons, Albert Newton Obituary, child of Isaiah 1842-10-22 3 Simmons, B. S. Jr. Officer, St. Alban's lodge 1858-12-18 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Opens bath house of Spooner's wharf 1845-07-12 2 & 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Married Sarah Hathaway of Mass. 1848-04-08 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Opens store, corner Hope and Church 1849-02-03 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for "City Market" 1849-03-03 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Sells out to Samuel White 1849-07-14 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for grocery store 1849-08-18 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for "Irving Market" 1849-09-22 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Testimonial 1850-03-30 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Thanks benefactor for saving peaches from cow 1850-09-14 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for "Independent Union" 1850-09-21 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Testimonial for store 1850-10-12 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Caters masonic supper 1851-01-18 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Testimonial 1851-06-28 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Enlarges store 1851-10-11 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Testimonial, former occupation mentioned 1851-11-22 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Guardian of children George and Mary Simmons 1852-06-05 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for live geese and chickens 1852-07-31 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Caters masonic supper 1854-06-24 2 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Notice of change in business 1855-05-12 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Form copartnership with G. Simmons 1855-06-02 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Copartnership dissolved 1856-01-05 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Former store mentioned 1856-09-13 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Assignee's notice 1858-10-02 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Employed by S. Fish & Co. 1858-11-20 2 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for groceries, milk 1860-01-07 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement for "Family Market House" 1860-04-07 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Sells "Irving Market", State St. store, will continue as salesman 1860-07-14 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. (grocer, butcher) Advertisement, business re-established 1861-02-09 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. & Co. (grocers) Copartnership formed 1855-06-02 3 Simmons, Benjamin S. & Co. (grocers) Copartnership dissolved 1856-01-05 3 Simmons, Bernice M. Obituary, wife of Calvin 1847-04-17 3 Simmons, Calvin (butcher) Advertisement for butcher shop 1834-04-05 3 Simmons, Calvin (butcher) Notice to debtors 1835-02-07 3 Simmons, Calvin (butcher) Files for insolvency 1842-02-19 3 Simmons, Calvin (butcher) Assignee's notice 1842-03-26 3 Simmons, Calvin (butcher) Clerk of market 1842-04-23 2 Simmons, Calvin (butcher) Married Judith Cole 1847-06-26 3 Simmons, Capt. Henry F. (grocer) Resigns as foreman of King Philip Fire Co., receives testimonial from 1858-01-23 2 & 3 Simmons, Capt. Henry F. (grocer) Opens State St. market 1860-07-21 3 Simmons, Capt. Henry F. (grocer) Sergeant of Bristol artillery volunteers 1861-06-08 2 Simmons, Charles Obituary 1858-04-03 3 Simmons, Charles F. Married Mary Slade 1848-04-01 3 Simmons, Comfort Jr. Obituary 1837-05-06 3 Simmons, Cora H. Obituary, infant of Benj. S. 1860-06-09 3 Simmons, Elizabeth Wife of Charles and daughter of William Phelps, obituary 1867-11-30 3 Simmons, Ellery Obituary, father of Isaiah 1855-10-27 2 & 3 Simmons, Ellery Administrator's notice 1855-12-22 3 Simmons, Ellery Probate notice 1855-11-10 3 Simmons, Ellery Guardian appointed for children 1857-05-30 3 Simmons, Ellery H. Obituary, child of Wm. H. 1861-10-05 3 Simmons, George G. Obituary, child 1838-09-29 3 Simmons, George W. (grocer) Married Elizabeth N. Allen 1855-10-06 3 Simmons, George W. (grocer) Forms copartnership with B. Simmons 1855-06-02 3 Simmons, George W. (grocer) Copartnership dissolved 1856-01-05 3 Simmons, George W. (grocer) 1st pipeman, King Philip Fire Co. 1858-01-23 2 Simmons, Georgiana Obituary, child of Calvin 1846-07-04 3 Simmons, Gilbert Richmond Obituary and poem 1851-10-11 3 Simmons, Henry S. (photographer) Offers daguerreotype portraits 1848-08-05 2 & 3 Simmons, Henry S. (photographer) Advertisement 1849-03-24 3 Simmons, Henry Truman Dies in fire, saves brother 1838-02-10 2 Simmons, Horace (mariner) Dies during voyage 1853-03-05 2 Simmons, infant Obituary, child of John P. 1840-06-27 3 Simmons, infant Obituary, child of Edward 1839-09-28 3 Simmons, Isaac B. Married Mary Warren 1848-02-05 3 Simmons, Isaac B. Dies in California 1851-04-12 2 Simmons, Isaac B. Eulogy 1851-05-31 3 Simmons, Isaac B. Probate notice 1852-04-10 3 Simmons, Isaac B. Administrator's notice 1852-06-05 3 Simmons, Isaiah Married Eliza Gregory 1860-04-07 3 Simmons, Isaiah Death caused from accident, obituary 1871-01-21 2 Simmons, Isaiah D. Married Mrs. F.H. Roberts of Newport 1857-05-30 3 Simmons, James Obituary, son of Wm. S. 1849-07-21 3 Simmons, Jason D. Married Louisa Thompson 1845-02-08 3 Simmons, Jason D. Copartnership with T. Pearce dissolved 1852-03-06 3 Simmons, Jason D. Advertisement for lime, brick 1852-03-27 3 Simmons, Jason D. Advertisement for goods, house building and repair 1852-04-03 3 Simmons, Jason D. Advertisement for cement, plaster 1852-10-09 3 Simmons, Jason D. Completes construction of Longfield (C.D. Gibson house) 1856-09-27 2 Simmons, Jason D. Copartnership dissolved (with Osmon Hathaway) 1856-12-13 3 Simmons, John Calvin Obituary, child 1834-11-01 3 Simmons, John P. V.P. Bristol Co. temperance soc. 1839-03-02 2 Simmons, John P. Obituary 1853-04-02 3 Simmons, John P. Probate notice 1853-05-07 3 Simmons, John P. Executor's notice 1853-06-11 3 Simmons, Jonathan Married Mary Ann Carty 1835-05-23 3 Simmons, Josiah Surveyor of highways 1839-04-27 2 Simmons, Leonard G. Married Mary A.C. Peckham 1856-06-14 3 Simmons, Lizzie S. Married George H. Farrington of Mass. 1854-01-07 3 Simmons, Lucy Ann Married Nathan Bunn 1838-08-11 3 Simmons, Luther Married Hannah Sandford 1837-03-18 3 Simmons, Maria Obituary 1839-07-06 3 Simmons, Martha Susan Obituary, child 1837-12-02 3 Simmons, Mary Married Wm. Franklin 1836-03-05 3 Simmons, Mary Obituary, widow of Joseph 1845-07-19 3 Simmons, Mary Ann Married John Rich of N.H. 1841-02-27 3 Simmons, Mary E. Married Alonzo Kinney 1856-01-05 3 Simmons, Mary L. Obituary, wife of Isaiah 1855-06-23 3 Simmons, Mary L. Eulogy 1855-07-21 3 Simmons, Mary S. Married David Waldron 1851-07-12 3 Simmons, Nancy Widow of William, obituary 1872-07-06 2 Simmons, Nancy F. Married Peter Lawton 1839-08-17 3 Simmons, Nathan Obituary 1867-03-09 3 Simmons, Nathan Obituary 1869-01-16 3 Simmons, Patience Widow of Edward, obituary 1869-08-07 3 Simmons, Polly Obituary, wife of Isaiah 1858-08-14 3 Simmons, Rebecca R. Advertisement for house and barn 1857-05-02 3 Simmons, Robert Clifton Obituary, son of Robert M. 1855-09-22 3 Simmons, Robert P. Married Patience Wilcox 1849-11-17 3 Simmons, Sarah J. Obituary, child of Jason 1848-08-26 3 Simmons, Smith B. Obituary 1849-07-07 3 Simmons, William H. Married Mary Green 1849-12-15 3 Simmons, William S. Committee to oversee Common 1837-04-29 2 Simmons, William S. House mentioned in advertisement 1844-08-24 3 Simmons, William S. Obituary 1864-02-20 2 Simmons, William S. Mrs. Obituary 1864-02-13 3 Simpkins, Thomas Married E. Norcross 1860-12-08 3 Sisson Estate Burns to ground, Mr. Grant, inmate of asylum, arrested for arson 1860-07-28 2 Sisson, Alfred Obituary 1869-12-11 3 Sisson, Catharine Arrested for assault 1858-10-16 2 Sisson, Ester W. Married Henry Doty 2nd 1856-12-06 3 Sisson, I.P. (storekeeper) Opens Boston branch store on State St. 1853-11-26 3 Skinner, Carrol J. Obituary, child of Parmeuas 1848-09-09 3 Skinner, Mr. (ship-joiner) Work on new sloops praised 1848-10-07 2 Skinner, Mr. P. Residence mentioned 1851-06-14 3 Skinner, Parmenus (boatbuilder) Copartnership with J. Thompson dissolved, Stanton & Skinner to continue business 1853-12-03 3 Skinner, Richard Obituary, son of Parmenus 1866-03-03 3

Slade House (corner Oliver & Thames Sts.) Damaged by fire, house badly damaged, fire occurred Tues. May 12, 1857, mentions other houses and buildings 1857-05-16 2 Slade, Amey E. Married Samuel N.G. Munro 1853-02-12 3 Slade, Benjamin B. Property damaged by vandals 1858-11-27 2 & 3 Slade, Benjamin B. Leaves for Illinois with family 1837-03-18 2 Slade, Betsey Obituary, negro 1846-11-07 3 Slade, Betsey B. Married Nathan Bishop of Mass. 1857-09-26 3 Slade, Betsey B. Obituary 1856-03-18 2 Slade, Charles Obituary, child of John R. 1861-08-17 3 Slade, Charles E.C. Suspected of stealing meat, negro 1849-05-12 2 Slade, Daniel Child of injured in fire 1851-10-11 2 Slade, Daniel Child dies (negro) 1851-10-25 2 & 3 Slade, Daniel Obituary 1872-08-17 2 Slade, Eliza Married John Howland Pitman 1840-01-18 3 Slade, Ella F. Daughter of John, obituary 1875-01-30 2 Slade, George Escapes death when attacked by whale 1853-06-18 2 Slade, George Obituary 1874-02-28 2 Slade, Harriet Married Leonard Sandford 1842-10-01 3 Slade, Harriet Wife of John, daughter of Nathaniel Paine, obituary 1873-05-10 2 Slade, Henry Obituary, child of Daniel 1850-08-31 3 Slade, Hope S. Obituary, father Daniel 1854-02-25 3 Slade, infant Obituary, child of Daniel 1843-04-29 3 Slade, Ira P. Obituary, child of Ira P. 1842-03-12 3 Slade, Ira P. Elected officer of infantry 1834-05-03 2 Slade, Ira P. Leaves Bristol to settle in Pennsylvania 1834-09-06 2 Slade, Ira P. Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Slade, Ira P. Married Martha Munro 1840-12-19 3 Slade, John Suspected of stealing meat, negro 1849-05-12 2 Slade, John Found not guilty 1849-09-15 2 Slade, John Married Betsey Thompson 1845-10-25 3 Slade, John R. Married Harriet Paine 1841-10-02 3 Slade, Jonathan Testimonial for medicine 1838-09-01 3 Slade, Jonathan Obituary 1853-07-05 3 Slade, Jonathan Probate notice 1854-01-07 3 Slade, Jonathan Administrator's notice 1854-03-11 3 Slade, Jonathan Administrator's sale of real estate 1854-11-04 3 Slade, Martha T. Wife of Ira Slade, obituary 1872-03-16 2 Slade, Mary A. Married Charles Simmons 1848-04-01 3 Slade, Ruth Ann Married Benjamin Clark 1839-08-31 3 Slade, William Obituary, child of John, negro 1847-01-30 3 Slavery Historical facts about 1863-05-02 3 Sleade, Jonathan Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Slocum, Christopher Obituary 1841-05-22 3 Slocum, Elizabeth Obituary, widow of Capt. Peleg 1849-01-06 3 Slocum, Henry A. Married Ann Elizabeth Burns 1856-09-20 3 Slocum, Jeremiah (mariner) Probate notice 1841-09-11 3 Slocum, Jeremiah (mariner) Administrator's notice 1841-11-13 3 Slocum, Maria Married Shearjashub Read 1838-01-13 3 Slocum, Mary Obituary 1835-05-30 3 Slocum, Samuel Invents machine for making pins 1839-06-15 2 Smith & Manchester Partnership dissolved 1835-12-12 3 Smith, Adelaide Obituary 1868-02-01 2 Smith, Allen T. Obituary 1842-05-14 3 Smith, Allen T. Probate notice 1842-06-11 3 Smith, Allen T. Administrator's notice 1842-07-23 3 Smith, Allen T. Furniture sold at administrator's sale 1842-08-13 3 Smith, Amarentia Obituary 1841-05-08 3 Smith, Barnard Appointed justice of peace 1834-07-04 2 Smith, Barnard Director, bank of Bristol 1838-07-07 3 Smith, Barnard Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Smith, Barnard App. justice of court 1841-05-08 2 Smith, Barnard Committee of vigilance re. adoption of new constitution 1843-03-12 3 Smith, Barnard App. to school committee 1843-09-02 2 Smith, Barnard Obituary 1850-02-16 3 Smith, Barnard Probate notice 1850-03-09 3 Smith, Barnard Executor's notice 1850-05-18 3 Smith, Barnard Farm for sale 1850-08-31 2 & 3 Smith, Barnard Portion of estate sold 1852-04-17 3 Smith, Benjamin Appointed to school committee 1848-04-08 2 Smith, Benjamin Obituary 1860-01-07 3 Smith, Benjamin Probate notice 1860-01-14 3 Smith, Benjamin Poem to 1860-01-28 1 Smith, Benjamin Executor's notice 1860-03-17 3 Smith, Benjamin F. Mother made guardian of 1860-03-10 3 Smith, Betsey Obituary, widow of Nathaniel, oldest resident of Bristol 1848-11-04 3 Smith, Betsey Probate notice 1848-11-11 3 Smith, Bristol Obituary, negro 1842-01-22 3 Smith, Capt. (captain of whaler General Jackson) Controversy over discovery of deWolf's Island 1835-11-07 2 Smith, Capt. (captain of whaler General Jackson) Controversy over discovery of deWolf's Island 1835-11-21 2 Smith, Capt. (master, schooner fly) Advertisement for voyage to Norfolk 1844-12-07 3 Smith, Capt. John M. Master of schooner Hard Times 1848-09-30 3 Smith, Capt. John M. Dies in mobile 1849-04-14 3 Smith, Capt. John M. Probate notice 1849-05-12 3 Smith, Capt. John M. Administrator's, commissioners' notices 1849-06-09 3 Smith, Daniel H. Invents new type of fire engine 1835-09-19 2 Smith, Delia Obituary, negro 1845-12-13 3 Smith, Eleanor Married George Tillinghast 1856-09-27 3 Smith, Elizabeth Married Capt. James Davis Ingraham 1842-10-01 3 Smith, Elizabeth Obituary 1861-02-16 3 Smith, Elizabeth Eulogy 1861-02-22 3 Smith, Ellen M. Obituary 1875-12-04 2 Smith, George J. Married Mary Sandford 1851-05-03 3 Smith, H.H. (pastor, M. Epis. church) Appointed by Providence conference 1854-04-15 2 Smith, Hannah Wife of Samuel, article on death, obituary 1866-06-30 2 & 3 Smith, infant Obituary, child of William 1843-04-22 3 Smith, infant Obituary, child of Benjamin 1836-10-15 3 Smith, James Dissolves partnership 1835-12-12 3 Smith, James Store mentioned in advertisement 1853-12-17 3 Smith, Jane Y. Married John Frieze 1846-08-08 3 Smith, John Obituary, son of John, negro 1845-12-13 3 Smith, John (merchant) Dies in Cuba 1839-04-06 3 Smith, John D. Married Mary Munro 1851-06-21 3 Smith, John M. (hair dresser, clothing renovator) Advertisement for hair dressing 1833-09-21 3 Smith, John M. (hair dresser, clothing renovator) Advertisement for clothing renovator 1833-10-05 3 Smith, John M. (hair dresser, clothing renovator) Land sold at sheriff's auction 1836-10-01 3 Smith, John W. Married Eliz. Rogers 1833-10-19 3 Smith, John W. To raise balloon on Fourth 1834-06-28 3 Smith, John W. Raises balloon 1835-07-04 2 Smith, John W. Advertisement and poem for hair cutting 1837-11-25 3 Smith, John W. Obituary, child 1837-03-04 3 Smith, Josephine Amanda Obituary, father Richard 1857-01-31 3 Smith, Josiah Obituary 1837-06-24 3 Smith, Josiah Life story, oldest man in Bristol 1837-07-01 2 Smith, Josiah Administrator's notice 1837-07-15 3 Smith, Josiah Furniture sold 1837-08-05 3 Smith, Josiah Mansion house and estate sold 1839-03-30 3 Smith, Julia E. Dies suddenly, daughter of Richard 1858-12-04 2 & 3 Smith, Julia E. Eulogy 1858-12-11 3 Smith, Margaret Obituary, age 84 yrs. widow of Barnard 1856-09-20 3 Smith, Margaret Married George R. Peck 1844-07-27 3 Smith, Mark A. deWolf App. to school committee 1837-04-22 2 Smith, Mark A. deWolf Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 Smith, Mark A. deWolf Sells portion of farm 1845-01-04 3 Smith, Mark A. deWolf Signs petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Smith, Mark A. deWolf App. justice of peace 1856-06-07 2 Smith, Mark A. deWolf Advertisement to sell farm 1856-07-19 3 Smith, Martha Married to Samuel Blake 1833-09-14 3 Smith, Mary Obituary 1836-09-21 3 Smith, Mary A. Obituary 1866-03-10 3 Smith, Mary E. Married Allen Easterbrooks 1852-01-17 3 Smith, Mary T. Daughter of Benjamin, obituary 1872-09-21 2 Smith, Miss Opens millinery shop with Miss Ingraham 1843-04-15 3 Smith, Nathaniel Estate sold at auction 1843-08-12 3 Smith, Nathaniel P. App. notary public 1852-05-15 2 Smith, Phebe Married Carpenter Card of Newport 1835-05-23 3 Smith, Phebe Obituary 1840-09-26 3 Smith, Phebe Eulogy 1840-10-17 3 Smith, Phebe Obituary, widow of Samuel 1847-04-24 3 Smith, Phebe Probate notice 1847-06-12 3 Smith, Phebe Executor's notice 1847-07-31 3 Smith, Polly Obituary 1855-01-13 3 Smith, Rebecca Guardian appointed 1845-09-06 3 Smith, Rebecca Obituary 1846-06-06 3 Smith, Rebecca Probate notice 1846-06-13 3 Smith, Rebecca Administrator's notice 1846-07-11 3 Smith, Richard Married Philena A. Fuller 1853-01-08 3 Smith, Richard Probate notice 1834-07-12 3 Smith, Ruth Wife of Benjamin, obituary 1873-04-05 2 Smith, Ruth Ann Obituary, infant 1835-11-14 3 Smith, Samuel Obituary 1866-06-23 3 Smith, Samuel Article on death 1866-06-30 2 Smith, Samuel (cashier, bank of Bristol) Notice 1834-07-04 3 Smith, Samuel (cashier, bank of Bristol) Guardian of minor children 1842-12-10 3 Smith, Samuel (cashier, bank of Bristol) Married Abby J. Collins 1858-01-02 3 Smith, Samuel (cashier, bank of Bristol) Member of old guards of Bristol artillery, only charter member still living 1861-06-29 2 Smith, Samuel DeWolf Dies at 22, eulogy 1845-12-13 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Begins tailoring business 1846-09-12 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Married Hannah Fish 1847-07-10 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Advertisement for dry goods 1851-10-18 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Moves store to State St. 1852-04-03 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Former store mentioned in advertisement 1852-04-24 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Notice of change in business 1853-01-01 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Advertisement for apprentices 1853-10-22 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Advertisement for store 1855-04-07 3 Smith, Samuel J. (tailor) (may be S.J. Smith) Assignee's notice 1856-05-03 3 Smith, Sarah Obituary 1854-05-13 3 Smith, Sarah Ann Married Henry Coggeshall 1841-06-12 3 Smith, Sarah E. Married Charles H. Waldron 1858-02-13 3 Smith, Sarah U. Married N. Wardwell 1845-07-12 3 Smith, Seraphina B. Married C.H.R. Doringh 1855-10-13 3 Smith, Solon H. Married Sarah Waldron 1845-11-29 3 Smith, Susan Obituary 1865-07-08 3 Smith, Susan Married B. Hoar 1846-01-31 3 Smith, Susan Obituary 1841-09-04 3 Smith, Susan (infant) Daughter of George and Eliza, obituary 1870-04-09 3 Smith, Susanna Probate notice 1844-04-06 3 Smith, William Henry Obituary, child of Wm. 1842-03-27 3 Smith., S.J. (tailor) (may be Samuel J.) Agent of State St. clothing store 1860-01-07 4 Smith., S.J. (tailor) (may be Samuel J.) Officer, Bristol artillery 1860-04-07 2 Smith., S.J. (tailor) (may be Samuel J.) Moves store to Warren 1860-09-22 3 Snell, Ruth Obituary 1848-01-29 3 Snively, William (blacksmith) Copartnership with C. Harris dissolved 1857-01-17 3 Snively, William (blacksmith) Shop sold at auction 1857-08-29 3 Soda fountains C.W. Anthony advertisement 1837-08-12 2 Soda fountains John Sayer advertisement 1841-07-31 3 Soda fountains A.G. Stephens advertisement 1845-05-17 3 Soda fountains D. & J. Wilcox advertisement 1845-06-14 3 Soda fountains D. & J. Wilcox advertisement for "Alhambra saloon" 1846-06-13 3 Soda fountains Advertisement for "Mount Hope saloon", Barker & Gladding 1846-06-13 3 Soda fountains Wm. Stebbins advertisement for "Alhambra saloon" 1852-07-17 3 Soda fountains Advertisement for "Washington saloon" 1852-08-07 3 Soda fountains Wm. Stebbins advertisement for "Grotto saloon" 1855-06-09 3 Soley, John Dies at 86 1851-04-12 3 Soule, Abby I. Daughter of John, obituary 1872-09-21 2 South Baptist church Letter conc. prayer meeting 1838-08-25 2 South Christian Sabbath School Enjoys clambake 1843-08-26 2 South Christian Sabbath School Children's concerts praised 1862-02-08 2 South Christian Sabbath School Festival held 1867-01-26 2 South Christian society Pews offered for sale 1834-06-28 2 South Christian society Act to incorporate 1834-06-28 2 South Christian society Meeting house opened 1834-07-12 2 South Christian society Rev. Channing to preach 1835-07-25 2 South Christian society Temperance meeting held in 1846-02-21 3 South Christian society Seaman's concert of prayer held in 1846-04-18 2 South Christian society Revival in 1847-02-13 2 South Christian society Temperance lecture in 1848-04-29 3 South Christian society Rev. Knowlton resigns 1855-01-13 2 South Christian society Meeting of 1856-04-05 3 South Christian society Stockholders meet to consider repairs to structure 1856-11-08 3 South Christian society Minot fire at meeting house 1857-03-21 2 South Christian society Petitions for amendment of charter 1857-03-21 3 South Christian society Revival continues 1857-04-11 2 South Christian society Rev. Sweetman to preach 1857-05-02 3 South Christian society Expository lectures delivered in 1857-06-13 3 South Christian society Protracted meeting in progress 1857-11-28 3 South Christian society Religious revival in 1858-03-20 2 South Christian society Rev. Sweetman will leave parish 1858-05-22 2 South Point farm Rented by J. DeWolf Perry 1846-01-31 3 Southwick, Capt. William H. Married Patience Hatch 1853-12-31 3 Southwith, S.S. (lawyer) Opens practice 1841-06-19 3 Southwith, S.S. (lawyer) Sec. of Bristol suffrage association 1841-06-26 3 Southworth, Lucy R. Married M.A. DeWolf Allen 1847-10-02 3 Southworth, Mary L. Obituary, wife of Sylvester S. 1848-08-20 3 Southworth, Rebecca B. Obituary, child of S.S. 1842-08-27 3 Spalding, Edward Obituary and eulogy 1851-08-23 3 Sparks, Albert M. Married Mary E. Pearse 1851-08-16 3 Sparks, Amanda M. Married Alexander Makensie 1855-12-15 3 Sparks, Charity Obituary 1838-03-31 3 Sparks, Hannah Married J.N. Burgess 1850-02-09 3 Sparks, Hannah T. Widow of the late Joseph Sparks, obituary 1868-06-13 3 Sparks, Joseph Sells house of Constitution St. 1847-06-05 3 Sparks, Joseph Obituary 1856-04-19 3 Sparks, Joseph Probate notice 1856-05-10 3 Sparks, Joseph Executor's notice 1856-06-28 3 Sparks, Joseph B. Returns from war on furlough, marries I. Gladding 1861-09-28 2 & 3 Sparks, Lydia W. Married J.F. Stonghton of N.Y. 1850-01-19 3 Sparks, Rachel Obituary, wife of Samuel 1863-03-14 3 Sparks, Rachel J. Married Cyrus Edson of Mass. 1849-01-06 3 Sparks, S. & J. Manufacture fishing lines 1843-05-13 3 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Appointed quarter master of militia 1834-07-04 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Surveyor of highways 1839-04-27 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Advertisement for nursery, sells trees 1841-03-27 3 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Committee of vigilance re. adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Committee to repair sidewalks 1843-04-15 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Meth. Episcopal rep. to new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) App. justice of peace 1844-04-06 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Director, freeman's bank 1846-01-10 3 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Praised for sidewalk repairs 1846-10-03 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Opens blacksmith's shop on Thames St. 1848-01-08 3 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Commissioner of asylum 1848-04-08 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) App. to town council 1849-04-07 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Onions stolen from barn of 1851-11-01 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Survivor of Dartmoor prison, story of imprisonment during war of 1812 1854-01-07 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Elected representative, instructed to oppose division of Bristol 1858-04-10 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) App. delegate Republican national convention 1860-01-07 2 Sparks, Samuel (blacksmith) Obituary 1872-09-21 2 Sparks, Samuel T. Obituary 1852-06-26 3 Sparks, Samuel T. Probate notice 1852-07-17 3 Sparks, Samuel T. Administratrix's notice 1852-09-18 3 Sparks, Susan Married Murdick Makensie 1854-07-29 3 Speckeler, Frederick Obituary, child of Frederick 1860-09-01 3 Speckeler, Frederick Married Mary Mc Caughney 1861-01-12 3 Speckeler, Johann H. Married Hanna Menck 1860-03-24 3 Speckler, Mary Obituary, wife of Frederick 1860-06-02 3 Spencer, E.W. (may be Edward W.) Officer, Bristol artillery 1857-04-04 2 Spencer, Edward W. (may be E.W. Spencer) Married Martha A. Franklin 1857-12-19 3 Spencer, Henry F. Private, R.I. volunteers, married Emma Heathe of Providence 1861-06-15 3 Spencer, J.N. (teacher) Opens writing school 1843-10-21 2 & 3 Spencer, J.N. (teacher) Teaching praised 1852-02-18 2 Spencer, Mary T. Married Wm. Gorham 1847-10-16 3 Spencer, O.S. (singing teacher) Will instruct school 1852-10-30 3 Spencer, O.S. (singing teacher) Concert and singing school praised 1853-05-07 2 Spencer, O.S. (singing teacher) Union singing school issues resolution of thanks to 1853-05-07 3 Spencer, O.S. (singing teacher) Directs Columbia glee club 1854-01-21 2 & 3 Spencer, Simmons Obituary 1854-09-16 3 Spicer, G.B. Open grocery store 1841-09-18 3 Spicer, G.B. Stock sold at auction 1841-10-02 3 Spooner, Annie C. Daughter of John, obituary 1863-03-28 3 Spooner, Charles (infant) Son of Edward, obituary 1869-11-06 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Collection notice 1834-06-14 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Advertisement for ice cream 1834-07-19 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Advertisement for bakery 1835-06-06 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Lawsuit discontinued 1836-03-19 2 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Notice to debtors 1837-04-15 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Lawsuit continued 1838-06-09 2 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Advertisement for coal 1838-06-30 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Married Maria Hall 1839-10-12 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Advertisement for firewood 1840-03-14 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Guardian appointed for children 1840-09-12 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Assignee's notice 1841-04-17 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Stock sold at auction 1841-04-17 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Re-opens bakery 1842-04-16 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Begins operating bread cart through streets of town 1843-05-06 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Plans to close business 1843-10-28 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) House and bakery sold 1843-11-04 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Former house sold 1844-12-28 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Opens bakery with J. Spooner 1846-05-30 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Opens grocery store 1847-10-16 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Room of store becomes sausage shop 1849-10-27 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Advertisement for "poor man's protective store" 1850-04-06 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Testimonial for 1852-12-25 2 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Notice of change in business 1853-02-19 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Assignee's notice 1853-03-05 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Former store mentioned in advertisement, final sale of stock 1853-04-02 3 Spooner, Charles (merchant, baker) Obituary 1860-04-28 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Opens shop 1849-10-27 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Opens bakery on Thames St. 1850-06-29 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Married Mary Fish 1850-11-23 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Bake-house burglarized 1853-12-24 2 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Notice of change in business 1853-12-24 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Burglary suspects arrested 1854-01-07 2 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Bakery robbed 1854-04-01 2 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Clerk of King Philip library 1857-02-14 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Opens bakery on Hope St. 1857-07-04 3 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) Bakery burglarized twice within two weeks 1858-11-13 2 Spooner, Charles H. (sausage maker) App. notary public 1860-06-09 2 Spooner, Edward M. Married Caroline B. Chase of Portsmouth 1853-10-22 3 Spooner, Edward M. Lightkeeper of Sand Point light house 1855-12-22 2 Spooner, Eleanor Obituary and poem 1839-01-19 3 Spooner, Elizabeth W. Married J.M. Wardwell 1849-06-02 3 Spooner, Emily F. Obituary, child of Wm. B. 1848-08-05 3 Spooner, Frances Obituary 1856-12-27 3 Spooner, Frances E. Married Jessee Sabin of Providence 1849-08-11 3 Spooner, infant Obituary, son of John Spooner 1835-02-28 3 Spooner, John W. Advertisement for fish 1838-06-02 3 Spooner, John W. Advertisement for bakery, yeast 1844-04-13 3 Spooner, John W. Former house rented 1844-05-25 3 Spooner, John W. Opens bakery with C. Spooner 1846-05-30 3 Spooner, John W. Obituary 1873-10-11 2 Spooner, Martha Married Adams J. Bennett 1853-11-05 3 Spooner, Mary Abby Married John G. Watson of Mass. (daughter of deacon William B.) 1858-06-19 3 Spooner, Mary Anna Obituary, infant 1834-09-13 3 Spooner, Mary R. Married J. Manton of Providence 1860-04-14 3 Spooner, Sarah Married Nathaniel H. West of Providence 1856-04-12 3 Spooner, Walter Obituary, child 1835-11-14 3 Spooner, William B. Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Spooner, William B. Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 Spooner, William B. Pres. of Bristol charitable fuel society 1835-01-03 2 Spooner, William B. Chosen for town watch 1835-01-10 2 Spooner, William B. Chosen to select town watch 1835-12-19 2 Spooner, William B. Director Freeman's bank 1836-01-09 3 Spooner, William B. Committee to purchase hydraulion 1836-05-14 2 Spooner, William B. Building committee for cotton mill 1836-04-16 3 Spooner, William B. Commissioner of asylum 1836-09-03 2 Spooner, William B. Stockholder, Bristol steam mill 1837-01-07 3 Spooner, William B. V.P. Bristol Union temperance society 1837-03-04 2 Spooner, William B. Committee to watch town 1837-12-09 2 Spooner, William B. V.P. Bristol Co. temperance soc. 1838-10-13 2 Spooner, William B. Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1839-03-09 3 Spooner, William B. Director, Pocanoket steam mill 1841-02-06 3 Spooner, William B. Pres. Bristol total abstinence soc., delegate to convention 1841-05-08 2 Spooner, William B. Trustee of new savings bank 1841-08-07 2 Spooner, William B. Pres. of savings bank 1841-08-21 2 Spooner, William B. Delegate to temperance convention 1841-12-04 2 Spooner, William B. App. to committee at town meeting 1842-05-07 2 Spooner, William B. Director, freeman's bank 1843-01-07 3 Spooner, William B. Committee to assist fire victims in Fall River 1843-07-15 2 Spooner, William B. Visiting committee Bristol seaman's friend society 1843-12-23 2 Spooner, William B. Congregational church rep to new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Spooner, William B. Candle house mentioned in advertisement 1844-07-20 3 Spooner, William B. Counting room dispenses free bibles 1845-12-27 3 Spooner, William B. Pres. of Bristol marine bible soc. 1845-12-27 2 Spooner, William B. Director, freeman's bank 1846-01-10 3 Spooner, William B. Fire at oil factory, building saved 1846-01-24 2 Spooner, William B. Thanks citizens for saving factory 1846-01-24 3 Spooner, William B. Pres. of Bristol total abstinence soc. 1846-03-04 2 Spooner, William B. Lawsuit vs. J.M. Blake mentioned 1849-03-17 2 Spooner, William B. Director, eagle bank 1851-01-04 3 Spooner, William B. Repairs to hotel of praised 1851-07-04 2 Spooner, William B. V.P. Bristol seaman's friend soc. 1852-02-21 2 Spooner, William B. Advertisement to let Mount Hope house 1852-03-06 3 Spooner, William B. Elected representative 1852-04-10 2 Spooner, William B. App. to prosecute violaters [violators] of liquor law 1852-07-17 2 & 3 Spooner, William B. V.P. of state temperance soc. 1852-12-11 2 Spooner, William B. Subscriber of Providence-Bristol RR. 1853-04-02 3 Spooner, William B. Form copartnership with son (oil and candle manufacturing) 1854-03-04 3 Spooner, William B. Elected representative 1854-04-08 2 Spooner, William B. Deacon of congregational church 1855-06-23 2 Spooner, William B. Trustees chosen 1856-01-19 3 Spooner, William B. V.P. of Bristol freemont club 1856-09-13 2 Spooner, William B. Chairman of citizen's group to aid poor during record cold wave 1857-01-31 2 Spooner, William B. Moves oil work to Thames St. 1858-05-22 2 Spooner, William B. Delegate to convention for protection of western Indian 1860-08-25 2 Spooner, William B. & Son Copartnership formed 1854-03-04 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Opens hardware store 1851-07-12 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Advers. 1851-07-19 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Agent for wholesale goods 1851-12-13 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for guns 1852-06-05 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Forms copartnership with father (oil and candle manufacturing) 1854-03-04 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Married Sarah E. Church 1858-05-01 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Offers views of Bristol 1857-08-08 3 Spooner, William H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for skates, sleds 1860-01-07 3 Spooner's oil works Mentioned in advertisement 1857-05-16 3 Spooner's wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1842-04-30 3 Spooner's wharf Bathing house opened 1845-07-12 2 Sports Cricket introduced in Bristol 1850-06-08 2 Sports Young men seek subscriptions for skating pond 1860-12-08 2 Sports Skating pond opened, rules re. 1862-01-04 2 Sprague, Ephraim Director, commercial bank 1835-04-11 3 Sprague, Ephraim Sells shares of brig Vermont 1837-07-08 3 Sprague, Ephraim Lawsuit mentioned 1838-06-09 3 Sprague, Ephraim Sells stock Pokanoket steam mill 1851-10-11 3 Sprague, Ephraim Advertisement to sell Sprague's wharf 1852-09-25 3 Sprague, Ephraim Obituary 1853-09-03 3 Sprague, Ephraim Probate notice 1853-09-17 3 Sprague, Mrs. Jane A. Auction at home of 1854-06-17 3 Sprague's wharf Mentioned in article 1840-02-22 2 Sprague's wharf For sale by Ephraim Sprague 1852-09-25 3 Sprague's wharf For sale by Byron Diman 1853-09-17 3 Sprague's wharf Damaged by record tides in wake of gale 1861-03-16 2 Springer, infant Obituary, child of Joseph Jr. 1840-09-19 3 Springer, John Married Clarissa Grinnell 1843-07-15 3 Springer, Joseph Obituary, eulogy 1847-04-24 3 Springer, Joseph Probate notice 1848-02-12 3 Springer, Joseph Administrator's notice 1848-03-18 3 Springer, Joseph Jr. Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Springer, Joseph Jr. Married Susan T. Lewis 1839-11-09 3 Springer, Joseph Jr. Clerk of artillery 1843-04-01 3 Springer, Joseph Jr. Ensign of Bristol artillery 1843-04-15 2 Springer, Martha Married to Elisha Franklin 1833-10-12 3 Springer, Mary Obituary, widow of Joseph 1860-09-01 3 Springer, Susan Married Francis West 1838-10-20 3 Stagecoaches Newport, Bristol, Warren & Providence stage 1834-05-10 4 Stagecoaches Bristol, Warren, Fall River & New Bedford stage 1833-09-14 3 Stagecoaches Mount Hope stage line begins 1845-06-28 3 Stagecoaches N. Warren offers express stage from Bristol ferry to Providence 1846-11-14 3 Stagecoaches Stage line to Taunton begins 1846-11-21 3 Stagecoaches Advertisement for ladies stage 1850-02-09 3 Stagecoaches Advertisement for stage connection to Warren-Providence steamboat 1851-05-24 3 Stagecoaches Advertisement for omnibus and steamboat line to Providence (Maxfield & Greene) 1852-05-08 3 Stagecoaches Statistics re. 1852-05-22 2 Stagecoaches Advertisement for Providence, Warren, Bristol, and Newport mail stage 1853-07-09 3 Stagecoaches Description of stage ride 1853-09-03 2 Stagecoaches J. Usher advertisement. for stage connection to steamboat 1853-10-08 3 Stagecoaches Stage connection to steamer Water Lily (to Newport) begins 1854-05-27 2 & 3 Stagecoaches Mail coach overturns, Mrs. E. Gladding injured 1855-01-27 2 Stagecoaches N. Warren begins daily express stage to Providence 1855-06-02 3 Stagecoaches S. and F. Manchester advertisement. for old line to Fall River 1856-03-15 3 Standing, Charles Robert (infant) Son of James and Sarah, obituary 1868-09-12 3 Standish, Ann Amanda Obituary, child 1835-10-17 3 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Launch yacht 1851-04-26 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Copartnership formed after firm of Thompson, Stanton & Skinner dissolved 1853-12-03 3 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Engaged in building new ships 1854-05-27 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Launch new schooner Calvin Stevens 1854-05-27 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Lay keel of another schooner 1854-06-10 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Launch schooner Nightingale 1854-11-11 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Engaged in building new schooner 1855-03-03 2

Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Controversy over laying RR. tracks over marine railway of firm discussed at town meeting 1855-04-21 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Launch schooner H. F. Payton 1855-08-18 2 Stanton & Skinner (Boatbuilders) Engaged in repairing vessels 1860-05-19 2 Stanton, Walter B. (boatbuilder) (see also Stanton & Skinner) Co-partnership with J. Thompson dissolved, Stanton & Skinner continue business 1853-12-03 3 Stanton, Walter B. (boatbuilder) (see also Stanton & Skinner) Chosen Democratic delegate 1861-02-22 2 Starkey, Abel (proprietor, old line stage) Mentioned in advertisement 1851-02-22 3 Starkey, Martha J. Married George H. King 1858-01-09 3 Starkey, Mr. A. (proprietor, Bristol hotel) Mentioned in letter 1857-01-31 2 Starkweather, Mr. Requests discharge from congregational church 1834-12-13 2 State Street Hotel Open by Wm. Bradford 1839-04-13 3 Steamboat wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1840-06-20 3 Steamboat wharf Rented 1841-04-03 3 Steamboat wharf Bristol artillery meet at before proceeding to military maneuver in Providence 1842-05-21 2 Steamboat wharf Fall River iron works plans extensive addition to 1857-05-02 2

Steamboat wharf New steamboat wharf build for NY. steamship line almost complete; will connect with railroad line. New depot being built 1867-03-23 3 Steamboats King Philip advertisement 1833-10-19 3 Steamboats Providence makes excursion voyage 1834-08-09 2 Steamboats President damaged by ice in bay 1836-01-30 2 Steamboats Steamboat line to New York suggested 1838-03-03 2 Steamboats Steamboat Balloon begins run 1840-06-06 2 & 3 Steamboats Editorial conc. changes new rapidity of transportation will bring 1844-10-26 2 Steamboats Steamboat Perry mentioned in advertisement (docks at Bristol ferry) 1846-09-12 3 Steamboats Combined with express stage line 1846-11-14 3 Steamboats Bradford Duree (steamer) connects Fall River line 1847-05-22 2 Steamboats Advertisement for Fall River line 1848-06-17 3 Steamboats Bristol suggested as terminus to Boston 1848-09-30 2 Steamboats Canonicus begins run 1849-07-07 2 Steamboats Bristol's need for more steamboats cited 1849-08-11 2 Steamboats Excursions popular 1849-09-01 2 Steamboats Need for lighthouse at Sandy Point cited 1850-05-18 2 Steamboats Carry mail 1850-10-19 2 Steamboats Advertisement for Fall River line 1851-05-03 3 Steamboats Advertisement for stage connection to Warren-Providence steamboat 1851-05-24 3 Steamboats Canonicus hold "bloomer excursion" 1851-06-28 3 Steamboats Advertisement for omnibus and steamboat line to Providence (Maxfield & Greene) 1852-05-08 3 Steamboats Statistics re. 1853-01-15 2 Steamboats Steamboat line from Bristol-N.Y.C. proposed by old colony RR. 1853-11-12 2 Steamboats Steamer Water Lily will touch at Bristol ferry 1854-05-27 2 Steamboats Steamer Perry will carry Providence mail 1854-07-15 2 Steamboats Advertisement for steamboat Water Lily 1855-05-12 3 Steamboats Steamer Perry will connect to Providence-Bristol RR. 1855-05-19 2 Steamboats Pickpockets at large aboard steamboats 1855-08-04 2 Steamboats Steamer Blackstone makes excursion 1855-08-18 2 & 3 Steamboats Compete with RRs. for passengers 1855-09-08 2 Steamboats "Travel fever" continues 1855-09-15 2 Steamboats Lack of mode of transportation to Newport cited 1856-01-19 2 Steamboats Steamboat Liberty begins run between Bristol and Newport 1856-01-26 2 Steamboats Permanent RR. and steamboat connection between Newport and Providence planned 1856-02-02 2 Steamboats Rumor of proposed Bristol-New York steamboat reported 1856-05-03 2 Steamboats Metacomet begins run 1856-07-04 2 Steamboats Osceola begins run 1856-07-19 2 Steamboats Propellers from Providence-New York line break through ice 1857-01-24 2 Steamboats Steamer Osprey attempts to break through ice, fails 1857-01-31 2

Steamboats Steamboats of Providence-New York line dock in Bristol because of frozen Providence harbor 1857-01-31 2 Steamboats Propellers break through ice 1857-02-07 2 Steamboats Steamboats stranded off Poppasquash 1857-02-14 2 Steamboats Direct line of steamboats to New York begins 1857-06-13 2 & 3 Steamboats Description of passage on Bristol-New York steamboat 1857-06-20 2 Steamboats Steamboat governor (Bristol-New York) praised 1857-07-25 2 Steamboats Need for steam ferry between Portsmouth and Bristol cited in letter 1857-09-12 2 Steamboats Independent line plans addition of new boat 1857-09-19 2 Steamboats Will collect money for King Philip monument 1857-10-17 2 Steamboats Carry New York to Bristol mail 1858-01-30 2 Steamboats Steamer Hero begins run 1858-04-10 2 Steamboats Advertisement for steamboat Governor (New York to Bristol) 1858-02-26 3 Steamboats Nine arrivals in one day 1858-09-18 2 Steamboats Steamer Teazer begins run 1858-09-25 3 Steamboats Description of passage aboard steamer Governor 1858-10-09 2 Steamboats Mail arrangements with Fall River steamers and steamer B. Durfee made 1858-12-18 2

Steamboats Direct line of steamers from New York to Bristol suggested because of accessibility of harbor 1860-01-07 2 Steamboats Steamer Young American begins run 1860-07-14 2 Steamboats Line between Bristol, Newport and New York begins 1860-11-24 3 Steamboats Jersey Blue transformed into gunboat 1861-07-20 2 Steamboats Steamer Bradford Durfee burns; ran Fall River line 1864-01-30 2 Steamboats B. Durfee has repairs made; returns to run 1866-06-23 2

Steamboats Steamboat run between New York and Bristol commences; first ship arrives and is celebrated 1867-06-15 2 Steamboats New York-Bristol line is successful; freight and passenger traffic increase 1867-06-22 2 Steamboats Article on boats and Bristol written in Boston journal 1867-08-17 2 Steamboats Numbers of passengers increasing 1867-08-31 2 Steamboats Description of trip on steamer Providence 1867-10-05 2 Steamboats Bay steamers runs impeded by ice in bay 1868-01-25 2 Steamboats Steamer on way to Bristol from New York had to run aground as feed pipe breaks 1868-07-18 2 Steamboats Two steamers collide on Long Island sound 1868-11-21 2 Stearns, G. W. Receives appointment from Providence conference of Methodist Episcopal church 1853-04-23 2 Stebbins, William H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for Alhambra saloon 1852-07-17 3 Stebbins, William H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for wholesale groceries 1853-02-05 3 Stebbins, William H. (storekeeper) Shop burglarized 1855-06-09 2 Stebbins, William H. (storekeeper) Opens "Grotto saloon" 1855-06-09 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Advertisement for soda fountain 1845-05-17 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Testimonial for soda fountain 1847-05-22 2

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Agent of art union 1847-12-18 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Opens bookstore 1848-01-22 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Agent for magazines 1848-02-05 3 Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Opens circulating library 1848-02-19 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) List of magazines 1848-06-17 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Sec. of American art union 1848-07-29 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Opens employment office 1848-09-09 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Wins prize for engraving 1848-12-30 2

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Prize paintings exhibited in store of 1849-01-20 2

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Advertisement for engraving 1849-01-27 3

Stephens, A. G. (proprietor, soda fountain)(may be Alexander Griswold Stephens) Offers subscriptions to American art institute 1849-12-08 2 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Dies at 22, obituary and eulogy 1851-01-25 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Probate notice 1851-01-25 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Letter re. religious convictions of 1851-02-01 2 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Administrator's notice 1851-02-22 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Commissioner's notice 1851-03-08 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Library sold at auction 1851-03-22 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Stock of store sold at auction 1851-04-12 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Former store mentioned 1851-05-03 3 Stephens, Alexander Griswold (may be A. G. Stephens) Probate notice 1851-10-11 3 Stetson, Emma Edwards Obituary, daughter of James F. & poem 1858-10-16 3 Stetson, George W. Married Elizabeth Cook 1846-08-29 3 Stetson, Isabella Obituary, child of Wm. H. 1860-02-11 3 Stone, Johanna Obituary 1871-10-07 2 Stonecutters Franklin & Livesey begin business 1850-04-13 2 & 3 Stonecutters Joseph Franklin moves to Thames St. 1852-04-03 3 Stonecutters J. Ledward advertisement 1856-12-06 3 Storms Severe storm hit Bristol 1833-10-19 2 Storms Severe gale 1833-12-14 2 Storms Severe thunderstorm, trees uprooted 1834-08-16 2 Storms Severe gale, ships damaged 1834-12-13 2 Storms Severe storm, fences, trees and barn destroyed 1835-05-02 2 Storms Heavy SE gale, slight damage to ships 1836-03-12 2 Storms NW squall, trees damaged, boats sunk 1837-09-02 2 Storms Violent thunderstorm, crops destroyed 1838-08-11 2 Storms SE gale 1839-02-02 2 Storms NE gale, trees & crops destroyed 1839-09-07 2 Storms Severe ESE gale, heavy rains 1840-01-04 3 Storms No. of in 1839 1840-01-11 2 Storms SE gale, ships damaged 1840-02-22 2 Storms Gale damages onion crop 1840-05-16 2 Storms Violent snow storm 1841-04-17 2 Storms SE gale, wharves damaged, vessels break moorings 1842-02-19 2 Storms SE gale, fences and barn destroyed 1843-02-04 2 Storms E gale, wharves flooded 1843-03-18 2 Storms Severe thunderstorm, Bristol steam mill hit by lightning, destroyed 1843-06-17 2 Storms Severe squall, boat swamped 1843-07-29 2 Storms Severe rainstorm, flooding 1843-08-26 2 Storms Snowstorm and gale, ropewalk destroyed 1844-12-14 2 Storms Gale, ship beached 1846-10-17 2 Storms Corn prostrated by storm 1847-08-07 2 Storms Thunderstorm, lightning strikes wharf 1848-05-27 2 Storms Violent gale damages crops, floods cellars, damages ships 1850-07-27 3 Storms NE storm, fences and trees prostrated 1851-04-19 2 Storms Barn of N. Barden struck by lightning 1851-07-26 2 Storms Severe squall, sloop transport capsized, 4 people drown 1851-08-16 2 Storms SE gale, brig Henry Marshall damaged 1853-02-26 2 Storms SE gale, sloop Emeline beached, portion of railroad washed away, need for wall cited 1855-01-27 2 Storms Tornado strikes Bristol, heavy damage to shipping and property 1855-11-03 2 Storms Severe SE storm with high tides damages RR. and other property 1855-12-15 2 Storms Heaviest snowstorm in 20 years, RR. impassable 1856-01-12 2 Storms Squall capsizes sloop Wm. H. Allen, blows down gable end of steam mill 1856-03-08 2 Storms Severe gale and snow storm, intense cold, RR. and streets blocked 1857-01-24 2 Storms Description of snowstorm, described as "worse storm in 26 years" 1857-01-31 2 Storms Severe easterly snowstorm, hurricane winds 1857-03-07 2 Storms Description of great gale of 1815 1858-06-12 2 Storms Squall dismasts schooner Science 1860-01-28 2 Storms Gale causes record tides, steamer B. Durfee stranded 1860-02-18 2 Storms Gale, sloop Ann beached 1860-12-01 2 Storms Gale, record tides damage wharves, RR. tracks, submerge portion of Poppasquash road 1861-03-16 2

Storms To severe thunderstorms, Methodist church damaged, crops prostrated, other property damage 1861-06-22 2 Storms Severe gale, record tides, Bristol ships escape damage 1861-11-09 2 Storms Gale: windows, chimneys destroyed 1862-01-04 2 Storms Winter gale damage ships, buildings, inhibits travel 1867-12-07 2 Storms Severe snow storm inhibits major transportation modes 1867-12-14 2

Storms Hurricane of '69 strikes: much damage done to trees, buildings, roads, ships and wharves 1869-09-11 2 Storrs, Ann Appointed guardian of Ann Bosworth 1838-04-07 3 Storrs, Bourn & Co. Notice of copartnership 1834-06-14 3 Storrs, Bourn & Co. Advertisement 1834-06-14 3 Storrs, Bourn & Co. Notice of closing 1835-04-04 3 Storrs, Bourn & Co. Dissolved because of death of Mr. Storrs 1835-04-18 3 Storrs, Catharine Mann Obituary, child 1833-11-16 3 Storrs, Miss (teacher) Opens private school 1848-03-04 3 Storrs, Mrs. Ann B. Boarding house on Bradford St. mentioned 1843-05-20 2 Storrs, Mrs. Ann B. Notice, will leave town 1845-08-23 3 Storrs, Mrs. Ann B. Servent [servant] steals money from 1849-03-24 2 Storrs, Otis Appointed to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Storrs, Otis Copartnership notice 1834-06-14 3 Storrs, Otis Sec. of Bristol marine bible society 1834-10-18 3 Storrs, Otis Copartnership dissolved because of Mr. Storrs' death 1835-04-18 3 Storrs, Otis Administrator's notice 1835-04-18 3 Storrs, Otis Probate notice 1835-12-12 3 Stoughton, Eva Obituary, child of James 1852-07-10 3 Stoughton, Ida Louisa Obituary, father James W. 1854-07-15 3 Stoughton, James F. Clerk of King Philip fire co. 1858-01-23 2 Stout, Anginette Black woman, obituary 1865-02-11 2 Stow, John Daughter dies suddenly 1861-07-13 2 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Lectures on "natural character and self reliance" 1858-03-13 3 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Elected rector at meeting of parish 1858-04-10 2 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Ordained at ceremony 1858-05-01 2 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) App. to school committee 1858-05-29 2

Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Thanks townspeople for saving chapel and parsonage after St. Michael's church is destroyed by fire 1858-12-18 3 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Lectures to Bristol young men's temperance union 1860-04-28 2 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Chairman of meeting re. protection of western Indians 1860-08-25 2 Stowe, Rev. William (rector, St. Michael's) Declined appointed as army chaplain, will remain in Bristol 1861-11-02 2 Strang, Esther Obituary 1847-10-09 3 Strong, Henry G. Obituary, son of Henry S. & Sarah G. 1863-03-07 3 Stuart, Andrew Obituary 1869-12-11 3 Studley, infant Obituary, child of John 1843-08-12 3 Sturtevant, Mr. Opens writing school with Mr. Robinson 1840-06-06 3 Sturtevant, Mr. Writing school praised 1840-06-13 2 Stutson, George W. Married Mary Norris 1845-02-15 3 Stutson, George W. Wife dies 1845-03-08 3 Stutson, William Married Elizabeth Bullock 1852-01-17 3 Stuve, John Obituary 1863-03-07 3 Sugar house wharf Mentioned 1855-01-27 2 Suicides Edmund Fale drown self 1835-09-12 2 Suicides Henry White cuts own throat, intemperance blamed 1840-10-17 2 Suicides J. Glacking cuts own throat 1850-07-27 2 Suicides Anna Cooly attempts to jump from steamboat, rescued by crewman 1851-08-09 2 Sullings & Green Open grocery store 1838-06-02 3 Sullings & Green Copartnership dissolved, Wm. Sullings to continue business 1839-03-30 3 Sullings, Ann Collector, Bristol Seaman's friend society 1840-06-20 2 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Admitted freeman 1834-04-19 2 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Present at dedication of church 1834-07-12 2 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Opens church on High street 1834-05-31 2 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Mentioned in lawsuit 1836-09-17 2 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Appointed to school committee 1837-04-22 2 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Meeting house mentioned in advertisement 1840-04-25 3 Sullings, Rev. Hervey House and lot sold at auction 1842-03-26 3 Sullings, Rev. Hervey Description of will 1860-01-14 2 Sullings, William P. (grocer) Copartnership with Thomas Green 1838-06-02 3 Sullings, William P. (grocer) Copartnership dissolved 1839-03-30 3 Sullings, William P. (grocer) To continue business 1839-03-30 3 Sullings, William P. (grocer) Notice to debtors 1840-01-04 3 Sullings, William P. (grocer) Plans to close, sells stock at cost 1841-02-06 3 Sullings, William P. (grocer) Goods sold at auction 1841-03-06 3 Sullivan, Ellen Widow of John, obituary 1875-01-02 2 Sullivan, Louis Obituary 1869-04-24 2 Sumner, Abby Obituary 1852-02-14 3 Sumner, Abby Notice to debtors 1852-05-08 3 Swan, Abbey Obituary 1834-08-23 3 Swan, Abby Former house sold at auction 1847-10-09 3 Swan, Capt. Thomas Obituary 1855-02-17 3 Swan, Caroline Obituary, wife of Samuel B. 1847-05-01 3 Swan, Charlotte De Wolf Obituary, child of Samuel 1848-08-05 3 Swan, Edward Son of Samuel, obituary 1863-08-29 3 Swan, Elizabeth Probate notice 1848-08-12 3 Swan, Elizabeth Married Charles Branford of Pennsylvania 1838-03-10 3 Swan, Hannah Married Henry Hall of Connecticut 1838-04-07 3 Swan, Hannah C. Married Capt. C. Johnson of New Jersey 1850-03-23 3 Swan, Margaret Married Thomas Dwyer of Connecticut 1844-06-22 3 Swan, Maria Married Peter Mitchell of Portsmouth 1838-03-17 3 Swan, Mary Married E. Thompson 1845-10-04 3 Swan, Mary Anna Obituary, daughter of Samuel Osborn 1858-02-06 3 Swan, Nathaniel P. Appointed constable 1840-04-18 2 Swan, Osborn Officer, Bristol artillery 1861-04-06 3 Swan, Ruth Ann Married Benjamin P. Bosworth 1857-02-28 3 Swan, S. F. Officer, Bristol artillery 1855-04-07 2 Swan, Samuel Obituary 1863-04-14 3 Swan, Samuel B. Married Caroline Eddy 1846-12-25 3 Swan, Samuel B. Offers reward for vandals who destroyed trees 1851-09-20 3 Swan, Samuel O. Married Sarah Mason 1848-07-8 3 Swan, Sarah Obituary, widow of Thomas 1861-03-30 3 Swan, Sarah (daughter of Thomas Swan) Married James Pidge of North Providence 1835-05-09 3 Swan, Thomas Surveyor of wood 1834-05-17 2 Swan, Thomas Corder of wood 1835-05-02 2 Swan, Thomas Measurer of wood 2 Swan, William Frederick Obituary, father William P. 1853-04-16 3 Swan, William P. Obituary, son of Samuel 1852-12-11 3 Swan, William P. King Philip fire co. issues resolution of sympathy 1852-12-18 3 Swan, William Pearse Married Caroline E. Easterbrooks 1851-03-29 3 Swanston, Elizabeth Ann Obituary 1860-08-11 3 Swanston, Elizabeth Ann Eulogy, tragic deaths of sisters discussed 1860-08-18 3 Swanston, Jane Catharine Dies at 17, eulogy 1860-04-21 3 Sweet, Almira Married Orrin H. Holmes 1840-05-30 3 Sweet, E. W. Advertisement for medicine 1839-09-07 4 Sweet, Ferdinand Wounded in battle 1862-09-27 2 Sweet, John B. (spinner, manufacturer) Petitions for insolvency 1843-02-25 3 Sweet, John B. (spinner, manufacturer) Petition granted 1843-03-18 2 Sweet, John B. (spinner, manufacturer) Assignee's notice 1843-09-09 3 Sweet, John B. (spinner, manufacturer) Advertisement for whitewashing 1844-05-04 3 Sweet, John B. (spinner, manufacturer) Advertisement to repair clocks 1848-10-14 3 Sweetman, Rev. S. K. Lectures on "man, mind & Christianity" 1858-03-27 3 Sweetman, Rev. S. K. Description of lecture 1858-04-03 2 Sweetman, Rev. S. K. Preaches at South Christian church 1858-05-01 3 Sweetman, Rev. S. K. Will leave South Christian church 1858-05-22 2 Swett, John B. (yeoman) Petitions for insolvency 1854-08-19 3 Swett's farm Mentioned 1852-10-23 3 Swift, Sarah P. Married Luther Manchester 1838-09-08 3 Swift, Susan Married to Capt. Josiah Gladding 1833-10-26 3 Sykes, Charles Porter Obituary, father Rev. James N. 1855-10-06 3 Sykes, James N. (reverend) Appointed to school committee 1844-04-06 2 Sykes, James N. (reverend) Lectures 1845-04-26 3 Sykes, James N. (reverend) Appointed guardian of child 1846-01-10 3 Sykes, James N. (reverend) To deliver oration on Fourth 1846-06-27 2 Sykes, James N. (reverend) V.P. of Bristol co. association for improvement of public schools 1846-12-05 2 Sykes, James N. (reverend) Sec. of committee to plan centenial [centennial] celebration 1847-05-22 2 Sykes, James N. (reverend) Leaves Baptist church 1848-01-15 2 Sylvester, George Henry Obituary, father Manuel 1856-10-25 3 Sylvester, Joseph (boatsteerer) Dies at sea 1845-04-05 3 Sylvester, Joseph (boatsteerer) Probate notice 1845-04-12 3 Tabor, Sophronia Obituary 1841-11-13 3 Tabor, Sophronia Eulogy 1841-11-20 3 Taft, Julia (wife of Lewis W.) Obituary 1856-11-29 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Married Julia Talbee 1851-01-25 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Copartnership with G. Bush dissolved, will continue business 1855-05-05 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Shop burglarized 1855-06-09 2 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Advertisement for house furnishing business 1855-09-08 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Advertisement 1860-01-07 4 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Obituary 1861-02-09 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Probate notice 1861-02-09 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Administrator's notice 1861-03-09 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Auction of stock of store 1861-04-13 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Commissioner's notice 1861-05-04 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Boats sold at auction 1861-05-04 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Store on Thames St. sold at auction 1861-06-01 3 Taft, Lewis W. (tinsmith) Petition to sell real estate of 1861-10-12 3 Tailors Wm. L. Peckam advertisement 1833-11-23 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt advertisement 1834-10-18 3 Tailors Wm. Peckham moves store 1835-07-11 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt moves store 1835-10-17 3 Tailors Wyatt, Church & co. advertisement 1836-04-02 3 Tailors George H. Pearce advertisement 1836-05-28 3 Tailors William B. Tilley advertisement 1836-09-03 4 Tailors Wm. Wyatt & co. advertisement 1837-03-25 3 Tailors William B. Tilley to close 1836-10-08 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt opens new store 1838-08-11 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt moves store 1839-04-27 3 Tailors John Munroe opens store 1839-10-05 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt moves store 1840-12-05 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt insolvent 1842-04-23 3 Tailors Olive Wyatt advertisement 1843-04-08 3 Tailors S.J. Allyn advertisement 1844-05-25 3 Tailors F.A. Burgess opens tailor shop above store 1845-09-06 3 Tailors Advertisement for "Gentlemen's furnishing store" 1845-09-20 3 Tailors Wm. L. Peckham to close 1846-07-04 3 Tailors Mason W. Pearce advertisement 1846-09-05 3 Tailors Samuel J. Smith advertisement 1847-03-27 3 Tailors W.D. Briggs advertisement 1847-03-27 3 Tailors F.A. Burgess advertisement for tailor shop on Thames St. 1847-05-15 3 Tailors F.A. Burgess to close tailor shop 1847-07-31 3 Tailors M. Pierce Jr. advertisement 1847-12-11 3 Tailors G.H. Pearce moves shop 1848-06-10 3 Tailors G. Manchester opens shop on State St. 1849-03-24 3 Tailors Marchant & co. open tailor shop 1849-09-01 3 Tailors John Sayer advertisement 1849-10-06 3 Tailors Wm. Sayer advertisement 1850-01-26 3 Tailors T.S. Clark opens shop 1850-03-23 3 Tailors Hazard & brother advertisement 1850-09-21 3 Tailors H.E. Reynolds advertisement 1851-04-19 3 Tailors Wm. Wyatt opens new store 1852-05-01 2 & 3 Tailors D. Waldron opens shop (Pine Hall) 1853-04-09 3 Talbee, Ann (widow of Edward) Obituary 1848-07-29 3 Talbee, Eliza Widow of the late Stephen Talbee, obituary 1870-05-14 2 Talbee, Henry C. Married A. Buffington 1860-11-10 3 Talbee, Julia A. Married Lewis Taft 1851-01-25 3 Talbee, Sarah E. Married Peleg Jones 1851-11-08 3 Talbee, Stephen (rev. war veteran)(may be Stephen Talby) Advertisement for team of horses 1844-04-27 3 Talbee, Stephen (rev. war veteran)(may be Stephen Talby) Dies, story of house told 1846-06-27 2 Talbee, Stephen (rev. war veteran)(may be Stephen Talby) Obituary 1846-06-27 3 Talbee, Stephen (rev. war veteran)(may be Stephen Talby) Probate notice 1846-08-08 3 Talbot, Miss (teacher) Opens school for young ladies 1851-04-05 3 Talbot, Harriet (wife of Capt. Josiah) Obituary 1838-11-03 3 Talbot, Harriet R. Obituary child of Capt. Josiah R. 1849-10-27 3 Talbot, Josephine H. Obituary child of Capt. Josiah R. 1846-08-22 3 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Advertisement for voyage to Savannah, brig Agnes 1833-10-26 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Married to Harriet Borden 1833-11-02 3 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Sells stock in "Fame" 1834-10-11 3 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Ship launched 1839-08-17 2 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Married Sarah Crowell of Mass 1843-10-14 3 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Director, Freeman's bank 1848-01-22 3 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Part owner and captain of new ship 1849-11-10 2 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) News of death reaches Bristol 1851-04-12 2 Talbot, J.R. ( Josiah) (sea captain) Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. issues proclamation of sympathy 1851-04-26 3 Talbot, Josiah R. Remains returned to Bristol for burial with masonic honors 1851-05-03 2 Talbot, Josiah R. Probate notice 1851-05-10 3 Talbot, Josiah R. Administrator's notice 1851-06-07 3 Talbot, Josiah R. Guardian appointed for daughter 1852-07-17 3 Talbot, Josiah R. Guardian appointed for children 1857-09-12 3 Talbot, Josiah R. House for sale 1856-12-13 3 Talbot, Josiah R. (minor) Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 3 Talbot, Josiah R. (minor) Guardian appointed for 1857-09-12 3 Talbot, Sarah Guardian of minor children, petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 3 Talbot, Sarah Married Benjamin Flanders of N.Y. 1856-12-13 3 Talbot, Sarah (minor) Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 3 Talbot, Sarah (minor) Guardian appointed for 1857-09-12 3 Talbot, Virginia (may be Virginia R.) Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1853-07-16 2 Talbot, Virginia (may be Virginia R.) Married Benjamin Rooth of Fall River 1856-10-04 3 Talbot, Virginia (may be Virginia) Obituary wife of Benjamin and daughter of Capt. Josiah R. 1858-04-03 3 Talby, Catharine Married Joseph Munro Jr. 1846-08-29 3 Talbee, Charles Son of Henry, obituary 1864-12-10 3 Talby, Stephen (may be Stephen Talbee) House rented 1839-11-09 3 Talby, Stephen (may be Stephen Talbee) Obituary 1867-04-20 3 Tanner, Charlotte Obituary negro 1850-04-27 3 Tanner, Charlotte Probate notice 1850-07-06 3 Tanner, Charlotte Administrator's notice 1850-08-10 3 Tanner, Bennett M. Married Aurelia Leach of N.Y. 1847-05-22 3 Tanner, Elizabeth Obituary child 1839-06-15 3 Tanner, Bridget Obituary negro 1850-11-16 3 Tanner, Daniel (barber) Opens barbershop 1842-12-03 3 Tanner, Daniel (barber) Moves to custom house 1844-04-13 3 Tanner, Daniel (barber) Continues business 1853-02-12 3 Tanner, Daniel (barber) Moves shop to State St. 1855-10-27 3 Tanner, Louisa Obituary negro 1847-10-02 3 Tanner, Harriet Married Charles Church 1857-04-25 3 Tanner, Deborah Obituary wife of Daniel 1845-01-18 3 Tanner, Mary E. Obituary child of Daniel H. 1849-03-03 3 Tanner, Mary E. Obituary wife of Daniel, negro 1848-11-25 3 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Opens new grocery store 1841-05-29 3 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Store closed 1841-09-18 3 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Mentioned in article concerning schools 1842-04-16 2 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Manager Y.M. temperance soc. 1844-03-16 2 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Mentioned in school committee's report 1845-03-29 3 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Petitions for insolvency 1847-02-13 3 Tanner, N.B. (Nelson) (teacher) Daughter dies age 17 yrs. 1856-05-17- 3 Tanner, Scipio Obituary negro 1848-11-18 3 Tanner, Susan B. Married Wm. Gladding 1843-12-23 3 Tanner, T.I. (Timothy) Coll. of Bristol charitable fuel society 1835-01-03 2 Tanner, T.I. (Timothy) Advertisement for barn 1844-05-04 3 Tanner, T.I. (Timothy) Former house sold at auction 1847-02-20 3 Tanner, T.I. (Timothy) Estate on Bristol neck sold at sheriff's sale 1848-03-18 3 Tanner & Usher (merchants) Advertisement 1833-12-28 3 Tarry-Not (schooner) Launched by Amos Crandall 1840-10-03 2 Tarry-Not (schooner) Bristolians enjoy excursion on 1841-08-28 2 Tarry-Not (schooner) Lost at sea, crew believed saved 1846-07-18 2 Taverns John Burgess's tavern mentioned 1844-01-06 3 Taverns Large number of illegal "groggeries" cited 1856-05-24 2 Taverns Liquor openly sold on State St., large no. of "sinks of iniquity" cited 1857-02-21 2 Taverns No. of taverns disputed 1857-02-28 2 Taverns Further controversy 1857-03-07 2 Taverns Action taken to close grog shops on Potter's wharf 1857-08-01 2 Taverns Rum shops charged with selling liquor to children 1858-01-02 2 Taverns Need for closure of cited 1858-12-04 2 Taverns Schneider's saloon gets piano 1863-02-14 2 Taylor, Edward B. (blacksmith) Forms copartnership with father Samuel 1848-09-30 3 Taylor, Edward B. (blacksmith) Married Margaret Waldron 1850-04-13 3 Taylor, Edward B. (blacksmith) Corporal, Bristol artillery 1852-04-03 2 Taylor, Edward B. (blacksmith) Copartnership with father dissolved, will continue business 1861-10-05 3 Taylor, Emily Williams Obituary child of col. William 1852-07-10 3 Taylor, Fanny Married Nathaniel Wardwell 1847-09-04 3 Taylor, Fanny Obituary wife of col. Samuel Taylor 1852-05-22 3 Taylor, George Briggs Obituary 1836-10-29 3 Taylor, George Briggs Obituary father Edward B. 1855-12-15 3 Taylor, Hannah Bradford Obituary father col. Wm. R. 1853-04-02 3 Taylor, Jemima Obituary child of col. Wm. 1842-08-20 3 Taylor, John B. Married Harriet E. Norris 1858-06-05 3 Taylor, Margaret Married T. Dixon 1860-01-07 3 Taylor, Martha Married George Wadleigh of Boston 1840-12-05 3 Taylor, Nancy S. Married Nathan A. Bishop 1853-10-15 3 Taylor, Samuel (blacksmith) To repair engine house 1837-04-29 2 Taylor, Samuel (blacksmith) Mentioned in advertisement 1837-04-29 3 Taylor, Samuel (blacksmith) Vice-chairman of supporters Zachary Taylor 1848-08-26 2 Taylor, Samuel (blacksmith) Forms copartnership with son 1848-09-30 3 Taylor, Samuel (blacksmith) Shop mentioned 1860-05-19 2 Taylor, Samuel (blacksmith) Copartnership with son dissolved 1861-10-05 3 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) Administrators sale of furniture 1838-08-11 3 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) House mentioned in advertisement 1842-10-29 3 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) Daughter witnesses arsonist leaving scene of crime 1843-07-15 2 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) Wife injured in sleigh accident 1852-01-24 2 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) Married Susan L. Newman Barrus 1854-12-16 3 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) Obituary 1863-01-17 2 Taylor, Samuel (colonel) Funeral 1863-01-24 2 Taylor, Samuel Jr. Married Mary Ann Liscomb 1844-09-07 3 Taylor, Samuel Jr. 1st corporal of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Taylor, Samuel Jr. 2nt. lt. of artillery 1850-04-06 2 Taylor, Samuel Jr. 1st major of artillery 1852-04-03 2 Taylor, Samuel & son (blacksmiths) Copartnership formed 1848-09-30 3 Taylor, Samuel & son (blacksmiths) Copartnership dissolved 1861-10-05 3 Taylor, Sarah Lebaron Obituary child of Wm. R. 1842-08-27 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Married to Harriet deWolf 1833-09-14 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Elected to committee 1834-09-06 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Second major Bristol artillery 1835-04-04 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Commands artillery on Fourth 1836-07-02 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Colonel Bristol artillery 1837-04-08 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Notice concerning L.C. Richmond (ship) 1837-04-15 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Copartnership with H. Felix dissolved 1837-10-07 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for general store 1837-10-14 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Attempted robbery at store 1838-01-20 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for goods aboard schooner Barton 1839-09-14 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for whaling utensils 1839-11-16 4 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Treasurer, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1840-02-08 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Insurance agent, advertisement 1840-04-18 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1840-04-25 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Commands artillery in parade on Fourth 1840-07-04 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for coal 1840-09-05 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Lt. Colonel, Bristol artillery 1841-04-03 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Committee to superintend town watch, comm. of arrangements on Fourth 1842-06-18 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Directs artillery on Fourth 1842-07-09 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Commands Bristol artillery on triumphant return after Dorr rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Thanks townspeople for reception 1842-07-02 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Requests return of artillery's firearms 1842-07-16 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Files petition against I. Vickery 1842-12-31 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Commandant of artillery 1843-04-15 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Political meeting held in store of 1843-07-08 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Testifies in lawsuit 1843-08-05 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Committee to study disposing of gun house on common 1843-09-02 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for general store 1845-11-01 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) School over store 1846-03-14 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Owner of lost ship Tarry-Not 1846-07-18 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Agent for insurance co. 1846-08-15 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Delegate to law and order convention 1847-01-09 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Bristol Writing Academy opens above store of 1847-03-06 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian to children Abby and Emily Gardner 1847-05-08 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Director, bank of Bristol 1847-07-10 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for cordage 1848-08-05 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Agent for fire insurance co. 1848-08-12 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Committee for election of Zachary Taylor 1848-08-19 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Store mentioned 1848-12-02 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) App. to committee promoting Bristol-Providence RR 1849-02-10 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) App. to town council 1849-04-07 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Storehouse mentioned in advertisement 1849-04-14 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Resigns from artillery, members offer tribute 1850-04-06 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) App. notary public 1850-05-18 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Store mentioned 1851-11-01 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Deputy collector of port 1853-06-25 2 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian to children Henry and Harriet Gladding 1855-05-19 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Petitions to sell real estate of minors 1855-06-16 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for hardware 1855-10-06 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian of minor E. Salisbury 1855-10-27 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Advertisement for groceries 1856-01-19 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian of minors Isaac and Francis Manchester 1856-03-08 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian of minors Christopher & Jonathan Brownell 1857-06-13 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian of Harriet L. Nooning 1857-06-13 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Guardian to A.H. & George Peck (minors) 1858-04-24 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Petitions to sell real estate of A.H. & George Peck 1858-05-08 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Appointed guardian to Ann Norris 1858-09-04 3 Taylor, William R. (storekeeper) Assessor of taxes, auditor of accounts 1861-04-20 2 Taylor, Willie Child, obituary 1865-12-02 3 Teazer (steamboat) Begins run 1858-09-25 3 Teazer (yacht) Launched by J. Thompson, built for S. Thompson 1855-05-26 2 Teazer (yacht) Advertisement for excursions to Rocky Point 1855-07-28 3 Teel, William H. (storekeeper) Married Ruth Wardwell 1847-04-17 3 Teel, William H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoe store 1849-09-29 3 Teel, William H. (storekeeper) Associated with C.C. Fuller 1849-11-10 3 Teel & Fuller (cobblers) Copartnership formed 1849-11-10 3

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Line proposed between Bristol and Providence 1848-11-18 2 & 3

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Stockholders of proposed telegraph meet, elect officers 1849-02-10 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Line completed, prices 1849-05-05 2 Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) First message received 1849-05-05 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) News from telegraph begins 1849-05-19 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Advertisement for 1851-01-11 3

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) New co. purchases line, need for repairs cited 1853-02-26 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Meeting of stockholders to discuss repairs 1853-04-16 3

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Discontinuance of poses problems for Bristol merchants 1854-04-15 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Subscription list begins to restore telegraph 1854-06-10 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Line to begin operation 1854-12-09 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Work commences 1854-12-23 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Need for cited in letter 1855-01-13 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Letter regarding subscriptions 1855-01-20 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Line completed, location of office 1855-02-24 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Letter regarding 1855-03-03 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Letter regarding cutting of lines 1855-12-15 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Trans-Atlantic telegraph completed, bell ringing and procession celebrate event 1858-08-21 2

Telegraph (also see Bristol, Warren and Providence magnetic telegraph co.) Direct line between Newport, Fall River, Warren, Bristol and Providence 1860-05-05 2 Temperance Hotel Opened by Mr. Burgess 1835-05-09 2 Temperance Hotel Banquet served in 1835-07-11 2 Temperance society Formation planned 1836-02-27 3 Temperance society First meeting 1836-03-05 2 Temperance society Becomes Bristol Union Temperance Society 1836-04-30 3 Ten acre lot Mentioned in advertisement 1849-08-18 3 Ten acre lot Notice regarding trespassers 1861-06-29 3 Tens, George Son of Claus obituary 1863-06-27 3 Textile industry also see cotton mills, Bristol Steam Mill Bristol Steam Mill begins operation 1837-03-04 2 Textile industry also see cotton mills, Bristol Steam Mill Advertisement for weavers 1838-09-29 3 Textile industry also see cotton mills, Bristol Steam Mill Erection of 2nd cotton mill to begin 1839-04-06 2 Thatcher, Eva Obituary 1872-02-03 2 Thatcher, Rebecca Obituary 1834-12-27 3 Thomas Church (ship) Sold to Boston firm 1854-05-06 2 Thomas Hall (schooner) Feared lost at sea 1838-10-13 2 Thomas Jefferson (sloop) Advertisement for passage to Newport 1855-05-05 3 Thomas, John Son of Mike & Mary Malone, obituary 1864-09-17 3 Thomas, Mary Wife of George Munroe, obituary 1865-06-20 3 Thomas, Sarah Widow of Zenas, obituary 1869-12-18 3 Thomas, Zenas Obituary 1848-09-02 3 Thomas, Zenas Probate notice 1848-09-09 3 Thomas, Zenas Administrator's notice 1848-10-28 3 Thompson, Miss (teacher) Mentioned in school committee's report 1845-03-29 3 Thompson, Rev. Speaks at temperance society meeting 1838-12-01 2 Thompson, Abby Obituary 1872-02-13 2 Thompson, Almira Married Welcome Lawton 1836-09-03 3 Thompson, Betsey Married John Slade 1845-10-25 3 Thompson, Edward I. (boatbuilder) Married Mary Swan 1845-10-04 3 Thompson, Edward I. (boatbuilder) Purchases yard and stock of J. Thompson, opens Green Point ship yard 1855-06-30 3 Thompson, Edward I. (boatbuilder) Engaged in building new barque 1855-10-20 2 Thompson, Edward I. (boatbuilder) Shipyard damaged by se [southeasterly] storm 1855-12-15 2 Thompson, Edward I. (boatbuilder) Bark and schooner under construction 1856-05-17 2 Thompson, Edward I. (boatbuilder) Launches barque Elliot 1856-06-28 2 Thompson, Eliza Ann Obituary child 1836-04-09 3 Thompson, George Gilbert Obituary child 1836-06-11 3 Thompson, Miss Isabella Daughter of Captain Samuel Thompson, obituary 1867-08-10 3 Thompson, Miss Isabella Article on death 1867-08-17 2 Thompson, Isabella Obituary child 1836-04-09 3 Thompson, Dr. J. (dentist) Opens office in Bristol, may stay permanently 1847-09-04 3 Thompson, Dr. J. (dentist) Introduces chloroform anesthesia 1848-01-08 3 Thompson, Dr. J. (dentist) Opens office on Hope St. 1849-10-27 3 Thompson, John Obituary and exploits during War of 1812, negro 1846-07-04 3 Thompson, John Notice concerning wife Mary 1845-05-31 3 Thompson, Joseph Capt. of hydraulion co. 1852-01-10 2 Thompson, Joseph Fire at wash house of 1853-02-12 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Copartnership with Stanton & Skinner dissolved 1853-12-03 3 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Contracts to build two new barques 1854-04-29 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) New shipyard in operation, keels laid 1854-06-10 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Launches new barks Esperanza and Ocean's Favor 1855-01-20 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Engaged in building new boats 1855-03-03 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Launches yacht North Star 1855-04-28 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Launches yacht Teazer 1855-05-26 2 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Assignee's notice 1855-06-23 3 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Yard and stock purchased by E. Thompson 1855-06-30 3 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Real estate and portion of shipyard sold at assignee's sale 1855-08-04 3 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Advertisement for Thompson-build barque Elliot 1856-07-12 3 Thompson, Joseph S. (boatbuilder) Builder of schooner Henry B. Metcalf 1856-08-30 2 Thompson, Lucinda Obituary 1836-03-19 3 Thompson, Mary Ann Married Charles Freeman 1853-02-05 3 Thompson, Mary E. [infant] Daughter of William and Phebe, obituary 1867-07-27 3 Thompson, Peleg S. (packet master) Dies suddenly 1860-01-14 2 & 3 Thompson, Polly Obituary, widow of John 1858-05-15 3 Thompson, Robert Obituary 1868-05-23 3 Thompson, Rosa M. Obituary, daughter of William H. 1858-01-02 3 Thompson, Samuel Advertisement for bean poles 1844-04-20 3 Thompson, Samuel V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1852-02-21 2 Thompson, Samuel Yacht Teazer built for 1855-05-26 2 Thompson, Samuel Advertisement for excursions to Rocky Point 1855-07-28 3 Thompson, Samuel Obituary 1833-12-28 3 Thompson, Samuel Probate notice 1834-01-11 3 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch schooner Mail 1850-05-25 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch sloop Pointer 1850-06-15 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Advertisement for 40 carpenters and joiners 1850-07-27 3 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch schooner Star 1850-12-07 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launches sloop Thomas Hull 1850-12-14 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Borden Wharf, site of shipyard, sold at trustee's sale 1851-05-03 3 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Advertisement for 10 carpenters 1851-07-26 3 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch sloop 1851-09-06 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch sloop America 1851-11-08 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch sloop Oliver Chace 1852-04-03 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch sloop Richard Smith 1852-05-01 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch new barque 1852-11-06 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch clipper barque Venus 1852-11-20 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Receives orders for new ships, testimonial to 1853-01-15 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Launch revenue cutter Jefferson Davis and William L. Marcy 1853-07-02 2 Thompson, Stanton & Co. (boatbuilders) Copartnership of Thompson, Stanton & Skinner dissolved, Stanton and Skinner to continue business 1853-12-03 3 Stanton, Walter B. (boatbuilder)(also see Stanton & Skinner) Copartnership with J. Thompson dissolved, Stanton & Skinner to continue business 1853-12-03 3 Stanton, Walter B. (boatbuilder)(also see Stanton & Skinner) Chosen democratic delegate 1861-02-22 2 Thompson, Sybil Obituary, widow of Samuel 1849-08-03 3 Thompson, William Infant. Son of Henry and Marianne. Obituary 1866-11-10 3 Thompson, William Slightly injured in accident with burning fluid, sister-in-law severely burned 1858-11-06 2 Thornton, Mr. Reformed inebriate, speaks on temperance 1841-09-25 2 Thornton, John Tyler Obituary , child of William 1843-03-04 3 Thornton, Lydia Obituary 1864-11-19 3 Thornton, William Son drowns 1841-06-05 2 Thornton, William Petitions for insolvency 1846-03-21 3 Thornton, William Assignee's notice 1846-03-21 3 Thornton, William Finds boat on Poppasquash 1847-01-02 3 Thornton, William Obituary 1851-11-08 3 Thorp, Ann E. Married J.H. Bullock 1849-08-18 3 Thorpe, Mrs. R.P. (Milliner) Opens shop on State St. 1855-10-20 3 Thrasher, Julia Obituary 1838-11-24 3 Thresher, Berthany Widow of Royal, obituary 1864-08-27 3 Thresher, Royal Committee to oversee Common 1837-04-29 2 Thresher, Royal Visiting Comm. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Thresher, Royal Baptist rep. to new temperance society 1844-01-27 2 Thresher, Royal V.P. of Washington Temperance Soc. 1846-01-10 2 Thresher, Royal Portion of crops destroyed by vandals 1848-06-24 2 Thresher, Royal Offers reward for vandals 1848-06-24 3 Throop, Hannah Obituary , wife of WM. 1849-06-09 3 Throop, Jane Married Hon. J. Eppinger of Georgia 1860-10-13 3 Throop, Mary Obituary 1834-06-21 3 Throop Waldron Estate Mentioned 1857-10-10 3 Throop, William Elected town clerk 1834-05-17 2 Throop, William App. to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Throop, William Sealer of weights and measures 1834-05-17 2 Throop, William Measur. of grain 1834-05-17 2 Throop, William Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Throop, William Petitions to sell real estate 1834-09-13 2 Throop, William Chosen to examine homes for fire protection 1835-01-10 2 Throop, William Measurer of coal, etc. 1835-05-02 2 Throop, William Petitions for sale of real estate 1836-03-19 2 Throop, William Committee to remove nuisances 1836-05-14 2 Throop, William Surveyor of stone and brick walls 1836-09-03 2 Throop, William Assessor of taxes 1837-04-29 2 Throop, William Appraiser of estates 1837-04-29 2 Throop, William Plants trees on Common 1837-04-29 2 Throop, William Surveyor of stone and brick 1838-05-05 2 Throop, William Elected to school committee 1838-05-05 2 Throop, William Notary public, justice of peace 1838-05-12 2 Throop, William Committee to improve burial ground 1839-10-12 2 Throop, William Chairman of Whig freemen 1839-10-26 3 Throop, William Clerk of court 1841-05-08 2 Throop, William App. to committee at town meeting 1842-04-23 2 Throop, William App. to committee at town meeting 1842-05-07 2 Throop, William Elected clerk of supreme judicial court 1842-07-09 1 Throop, William Re-elected town clerk 1846-04-04 2 Throop, William Resigns as town clerk, testimonial, app. to town council 1847-04-10 2 Throop, William Committee to plan centennial celebration 1847-04-17 3 Throop, William Appointed to town council 1849-04-07 2 Throop, William Dies at 79, eulogy 1850-06-01 3 Throop, William Probate notice 1850-06-15 3 Throop, William Administratrix's notice 1850-07-06 3 Throop, William Real estate sold at auction 1850-10-05 3 Throop, William House and lot sold at auction 1850-10-05 3 Throop, William 12 house lots sold at auction 1851-04-12 3 Thurber, Betsey Obituary 1834-06-14 3 Thurston, Phebe G. Married C. Eddy 1846-10-31 3 Thurston, Susan B. Married E. Hamilton of ME. 1850-09-14 3 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Com. officer of dragdowns 1838-09-01 3 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Committee of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Married Clarissa Munro 1843-05-06 3 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Opens store, corner Hope and Church 1848-12-09 2 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Sells stock and fixtures 1849-01-27 3 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) Returns from California 1851-04-12 2 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) V.P. of Bristol Fremont club 1856-09-13 2 Thurston, Thomas (grocer) App. postmaster of Bristol 1861-06-15 2 Tibbetts, Mary W. Married Wm. Lawton 1848-11-18 3 Tift, J.Y. Opens writing school 1838-04-07 2 & 3 Tilley, Ann Tew Obituary 1833-10-12 3 Tilley, Althea Wife of George, obituary 1866-03-10 3 Tilley, Annie Pease Obituary, father Benjamin 1856-07-26 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for ropewalk 1833-11-16 3 Tilley, Benjamin App. to school committee 1834-05-24 2 Tilley, Benjamin Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Tilley, Benjamin Notice to debtors 1834-09-27 3 Tilley, Benjamin Ropewalk closed, opens gen. store 1834-11-08 3 Tilley, Benjamin Chosen for town watch 1835-01-10 2 Tilley, Benjamin Property sold 1835-02-28 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for groceries 1835-08-01 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement to sell business 1835-11-21 3 Tilley, Benjamin Closing sale of stock 1836-01-30 4 Tilley, Benjamin Committee to purchase hydraulion 1836-05-14 2 Tilley, Benjamin Store to be closed 1836-11-26 3 Tilley, Benjamin Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for cordage 1838-05-26 3 Tilley, Benjamin Lawsuit mentioned 1838-06-09 2 Tilley, Benjamin Rents store 1838-09-01 4 Tilley, Benjamin Lawsuit mentioned 1839-03-16 2 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement to sell ropewalk 1839-10-05 3 Tilley, Benjamin Chosen Whig delegate 1839-10-26 3 Tilley, Benjamin Store mentioned in advertisement 1839-11-30 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for gen. store 1840-03-07 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for new store 1840-05-02 3 Tilley, Benjamin Notice concerning Ropewalk 1841-08-21 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement to sell Ropewalk 1844-02-24 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement to sell Ropewalk, tools, horse machine 1844-07-27 3 Tilley, Benjamin Ropewalk blown down by snowstorm 1844-12-14 2 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for lumber 1845-06-21 3 Tilley, Benjamin Advertisement for remains of Ropewalk 1846-03-21 3 Tilley, Benjamin Notice concerning store and Ropewalk 1848-08-12 3 Tilley, Benjamin Sells 12 house lots, Ropewalk, livestock, crops 1851-02-15 3 Tilley, Benjamin Sells pieces of Ropewalk for storing onions 1851-08-09 3 Tilley, Benjamin Sells house and lots 1852-03-13 3 Tilley, Benjamin Sells manufacturing buildings, lots of land, other property 1853-03-05 3 Tilley, Benjamin Obituary, also eulogy 1855-05-19 3 Tilley, Benjamin Administrator's notice 1855-07-07 3 Tilley, Benjamin Probate notice 1855-06-09 3 Tilley, Benjamin Sells real estate, house lots 1855-03-24 3 Tilley, Benjamin Administrator's sale of livestock, furniture 1855-08-18 3 Tilley, Benjamin Admin. petitions to sell real estate of 1860-07-21 3 Tilley, Benjamin Administrator's sale of furniture 1860-07-28 3 Tilley, Benjamin Administrator's sale of real estate 1860-09-01 3 Tilley, Benjamin Franklin Passes Newport naval exam 1863-10-03 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Visiting Comm. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) App. auctioneer 1840-08-29 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods 1840-09-19 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Auction at store 1840-10-17 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for general store 1841-03-13 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for Cheapside store 1841-05-29 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Circulating comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Collects donations to help victims of potato famine 1847-03-06 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for shoes 1848-09-30 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Agent for dye house 1849-08-25 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) House and lot sold by bank 1850-02-02 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for lumber 1850-05-18 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement to let former house 1850-07-27 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Moves store to Hope St. 1852-04-03 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Presents historic flag at town meeting 1852-04-10 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1852-06-12 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for trees 1854-04-22 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Offers reward for vandals who broke windows 1854-06-03 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Opens new street, mentioned in advertisement 1854-09-23 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Notice, will close 1855-11-17 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods 1856-05-24 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Notice of change in place of business 1856-07-19 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Moves store to State St. 1856-08-23 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Moves store to Hope St. 1856-10-25 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "long room" 1856-12-06 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1857-08-29 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "grand emporium" 1858-01-09 3 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) App. to school committee 1858-05-29 2 Tilley, Benjamin Jr. (storekeeper) Son accidentally shoots and kills young woman 1861-09-28 2 Tilley, Catharine Obituary, daughter of Wm. B. 1848-01-08 3 Tilley, Catharine Obituary 1833-09-28 3 Tilley, Charles Married Ann Hammond of Newport 1842-11-05 3 Tilley, Francis G. Obituary, child of Wm. B. 1846-04-04 3 Tilley, George (grocer, tinsmith) (may be George H. Tilley) Opens grocery and metal shop 1849-06-30 3 Tilley, George (grocer, tinsmith) (may be George H. Tilley) Advertisement for stoves 1850-09-14 3 Tilley, George (grocer, tinsmith) (may be George H. Tilley) Married Althea Grey 1855-10-27 3 Tilley, George H. (tinsmith) (may be George Tilley) Advertisement for stoves 1858-10-02 3 Tilley, Henry H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for general store 1850-10-19 3 Tilley, Henry H. (storekeeper) Advertisement for "Cock Hill Variety Store" 1850-11-30 3 Tilley, Henry H. (storekeeper) Receives award from Conn. Art Union 1854-06-24 2 Tilley, Henry H. (storekeeper) Receives award for map published in geography book 1857-11-07 2 Tilley, Henry H. (storekeeper) Of Conn., married Mary Darling 1858-11-27 3 Tilley, Henry H. (storekeeper) Becomes secretary of general committee 1863-02-07 2 Tilley, Maria E. Daughter of Stockford and Phebe, obituary 1875-01-23 2 Tilley, Rachel Obituary, widow of Benjamin 1860-04-21 3 Tilley, Rachel Eulogy 1860-04-28 3 Tilley, Rachel Probate notice 1860-05-12 3 Tilley, William B. Notice to debtors 1833-09-14 3 Tilley, William B. Advertisement for dry goods 1834-10-18 3 Tilley, William B. Director, Young Men's Society 1835-02-07 2 Tilley, William B. Comm. of arrangements, Fourth of July parade 1835-07-04 2 Tilley, William B. Notice of change in business 1836-01-02 3 Tilley, William B. Director Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Tilley, William B. Will close business, notice to debtors 1836-09-03 3 Tilley, William B. Will leave town, notice to debtors 1836-10-08 3 Tilley, William B. Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Tilley, William B. Advertisement for tailor's 1837-03-25 3 Tilley, William B. Will exchange bank notes for goods 1837-05-13 3 Tilley, William B. Final sale of goods 1837-08-19 3 Tilley, William B. App. postmaster 1841-06-19 2 Tilley, William B. Advertisement for dry goods store 1838-03-24 3 Tilley, William B. Goods sold at auction 1838-08-11 3 Tilley, William B. Appointed to school committee 1841-04-24 2 Tilley, William B. Trustee of savings bank 1841-08-14 3 Tilley, William B. Store under residence mentioned in advertisement 1846-01-31 3 Tilley, William B. Former store mentioned 1846-07-18 3 Tilley, William B. Delegate to state convention 1856-05-24 2 Tilley, William B. Obituary 1864-06-04 3 Tilley, William James Accidentally shoots and kills young woman 1861-09-28 2 Tilley, William James Accident clarified 1861-10-05 2 Tillinghast, Abby N. Married Seth Arnold of Woonsocket 1851-08-30 3 Tillinghast, Charles C. Obituary, child of George 1852-01-10 3 Tillinghast, Ellen Widow of the late George, and daughter of James Smith, obituary 1868-12-12 2 Tillinghast, George (cotton spinner) Petitions for insolvency 1844-02-17 3 Tillinghast, George (cotton spinner) Petition continued 1844-08-03 3 Tillinghast, George (cotton spinner) Assignee's notice 1844-10-19 3 Tillinghast, George (cotton spinner) Married Eleanor Smith 1856-09-27 3 Tillinghast, George (cotton spinner) Obituary 1868-02-29 2 Tillinghast, George Albert Obituary, father George 1855-04-07 3 Tillinghast, infant Obituary, child of George 1845-08-30 3 Tillinghast, Laurette W. Married Wm. Clinton 1850-11-23 3 Tillinghast, Lucina L. Obituary, age 85 yrs. wife of George 1856-03-15 3 Tillinghast, Mary G. Married Sanford B. Munro 1853-07-02 3 Tillinghast, Mercy Married Joseph F. Hoar 1857-04-25 3 Tillinghast, Mercy Wife of Henry G. Tillinghast, obituary 1868-06-13 3 Tillinghast, Phebe Wife of Henry G. Tillinghast, obituary 1868-06-20 3 Tillinghast, William Married Lydia Collins 1846-02-14 3 Timperly, Daniel (cotton spinner) Files for insolvency 1856-08-23 3 Timperly, Ellen A. Married A. Dakins 1860-07-07 3 Tingly, Mr. Opens penmanship school 1839-04-13 3 Tinsmith's shops see metalsmith's shops Titus, Enos Married Abby Davol 1836-09-03 3 Titus, Nancy Obituary 1847-01-23 3 Tobey, T.H. Opens evening school 1836-10-15 3 Tobey, Thomas W. Opens evening school 1837-09-16 3 Tobey, Thomas W. Opens school 1838-02-10 3 Tobey, Thomas W. V.P. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1838-03-03 2 Tobey, Thomas W. Advertisement for Bristol High Street School 1838-08-25 3 Tobey, Thomas W. Sec. Bristol Co. Temperance Society 1838-10-13 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Installed at Baptist Church 1837-01-21 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Editorial concerning 1837-01-28 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Bristol Female Charitable Society meeting 1837-02-07 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Revives interest in religion 02-18-1837 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) App. to school committee 1837-04-22 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Lectures on temperance 1837-07-01 3 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Officiates at temperance meeting 1837-08-19 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Prayer meeting for sailors 1837-09-23 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Lectures Bristol Marine Bible Society 1837-11-25 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Opens school 1838-06-02 3 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Speaks at temperance anniversary 1839-03-02 2 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Obituary & eulogy 1858-09-25 3 Tobey, Zalmon (Reverend) Dies in Conn., short biography 1858-09-25 2 Tobin, Catherine Obituary, 3 yrs. 1858-04-17 3 Tobin, John Obituary 1857-01-17 3 Toleson, Lucy Married James B. Card 1851-01-11 3 Toner, James Obituary 1847-10-13 3 Tonson, Joseph Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Toothaker, Annie Wife of Captain Samuel, obituary 1871-05-13 3 Tornados Tornado strikes Bristol, heavy damage to shipping and property 1855-11-03 2 Town Council Votes not to grant liquor licenses 1841-04-10 2 Town Council Notice conc, board of canvassers 1843-08-12 3 Town Council Votes to stop sale of alcoholic beverages 1844-06-15 2 & 3 Town Council Letter praising liquor ban 1844-06-22 2 Town Council Board of canvassers in session to correct list of voters 1844-10-19 3 Town Council Publishes regulations for town watch 1847-12-25 3 Town Council Leases town lots 1848-05-27 3 Town Council Will not grant liquor licenses 1850-06-29 2 Town Council Will name appointees to enforce liquor ban 1852-08-21 2 Town Council Act to enlarge powers of passed by general assembly 1855-06-23 2 Town Council Passes ordinance against Sunday food sales, sales of food after 10 PM 1855-12-22 2 & 3 Town Council Chooses town officers 1858-06-12 2 Town Council Bills presented 1863-03-07 2 Town Council Road expenditures announced 1863-05-16 2 Town Council Bills put up for payment 1863-06-06 2 Town Council Meeting for July 4 activities 1863-06-20 2 Town Council Constables elected 1863-07-11 2 Town Council Bills paid 1863-08-08 2 Town Council Wants to make improvements to council chamber 1863-08-15 2

Town Council Supreme court jurors chosen, reward for detection of persons vandalizing cemetery offered 1863-09-12 2 Town Council Bills paid, wall repaired 1863-11-07 2 Town Council List of bills ordered paid 1863-12-12 2 Town Council List of bills presented for payment 1864-01-09 2 Town Council List of supreme court jurors choses 1865-09-09 2 Town Council Monthly meeting held; officers chosen 1866-05-12 2 Town Council Committee formed for Fourth of July celebration 1866-06-09 2 Town Council Monthly meeting; resolutions made; appointments 1866-09-08 2 Town Council Meeting and courts conducted 1868-03-07 2 Town Council Monthly meeting held; matters discussed 1868-06-06 2 Town Council Council enacts new nuisance by-laws 1868-06-20 2 Town Council Appointments made; new business discussed 1868-12-05 2 Town Council Court of probate along with other town business discussed at meeting 1869-03-06 2 Town Council Full board and discussion at meeting 1869-04-24 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Capt. James deWolf and Benjamin Norris re-elected to general assembly 1834-04-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Common ordered cleared of cattle 1834-04-19 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Sylvanus Goff, Frances Diman Hervey Sullings, Joseph Blake and Jonathan D. Waldron admitted freeman 1834-04-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Council votes not to grant liquor licenses 1834-04-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Town officers elected 1834-05-17 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Quarantine regulations 1834-07-19 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected 1834-08-23 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Representatives elected 1835-04-18 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected 1835-05-02 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Extensive repairs of roads planned 1835-05-02 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Cattle ordered off common and burial ground 1835-05-02 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Funds set aside to purchase fuel for poor 1835-12-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Committee to watch town 1835-12-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, funds for roads and fire equipment 1836-05-14 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Ordinance concerning dogs 1836-06-11 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Road repairs, fire station to be built 1836-09-03 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Fire company to be chosen, electors chosen 1836-11-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Funds to supply poor with fuel set aside 1836-11-19 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected 1837-04-22 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, repairs to roads, fire houses repaired 1837-04-29 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) New school to be built, markethouse examined, freemen elected 1837-09-02 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Regulations concerning market 1837-10-07 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Repairs to academy, fire engines examined 1838-05-05 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Expediency of digging well on Common discussed, wood for poor, assessment of pupils 1838-09-01 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Ban on liquor licenses, markethouse made available to public 1839-04-27 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Ban on bathing, town clock to be repaired 1839-04-27 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Burying ground improved, wood donated to poor 1839-10-12 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Need for town watch discussed 1839-12-21 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Digging of wells discussed 1840-08-29 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Budget, new school to be built. Repairs to roads, private school for top scholars 1841-04-24 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Notice of 1841-08-28 3

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Representatives chosen, commissioners elected, will dispense with ringing of town bell at sunrise 1841-09-04 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Special town meeting to elect delegates to state suffrage association 1841-09-04 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Ringing of town bell discussed, repairs to State Street pump discussed 1841-11-06 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Spec. town meeting to discuss town watch 1841-12-25 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Spec. meeting planned to vote on adoption of new constitution 1842-03-05 3

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Meeting held to discuss adoption of constitution, large number of townspeople present 1842-03-12 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Friends of legal constitution, friends of people's constitution, meet 1842-03-19 3

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers chosen, funds set aside for road repairs, sidewalk repairs, 16 acre lot and hydraulion examined 1842-04-23 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Repairs to fences, wells, pump procured, 16 acre lot discussed, repairs to burial grounds, disposal of old school 1842-05-07 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Voluntary town watch begins 1842-06-18 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Delegates elected, committee to frame constitution appointed, commissioners of asylum elected 1842-09-03 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Candidates for senators and reps. chosen, town officers elected 1843-04-08 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Funds for road and sidewalk repairs set aside, officers elected, land donated to build Court Street 1843-04-15 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Fire dept. revamped after destructive fire, officers elected 1843-06-17 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers appointed, gun house on Common to be demolished, fire damage studied, reps. elected 1843-09-02 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Depository for fire equipment, brick school house to be disposed of 1843-10-21 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, repairs to streets, building of depository for fire equipment discussed, opposition to ceding portion of Bristol to Warren voted upon 1844-04-06 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Repairs to cemetery on Common, cattle ordered off, site chosen for new school, building for hydraulion discussed 1844-05-25 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Repairs to roads, onion house and infirmary to be built, town watch discussed 1844-11-09 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. elected, Lt. governor elected 1845-04-05 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Repairs to bridge, Court St., public tomb to be erected 1845-04-12 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Town meetings of 1683, 1684, described 1845-07-04 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Town watch discussed, repairs to sidewalks, request for bowling alley licenses denied 1845-11-01 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators and reps. elected, copy to be made of town records prior to 1746 1846-04-04 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Ordinance concerning dogs passed 1846-04-11 1 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Bylaws of school discussed, road repairs and public tomb discussed 1846-04-11 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Regulations passed to protect roads and Common from damage by carts 1846-04-25 2 & 3

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers resign, study of burying grounds and public tomb made, effort to divide Bristol will be resisted 1846-10-10 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Town watch chosen, walls to be erected around burying ground 1846-11-21 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Resolution drafted against annexing portion of Bristol to Warren 1847-01-23 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Petition presented to have buildings numbered 1847-02-06 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Special meeting called concerning annexing portion of Bristol to Warren 1847-02-20 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. chosen, heated debate over division of town into school districts, repairs to roads discussed, annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren discussed, no liquor licences will be granted 1847-04-10 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Debate over school districts continues, centennial celebration planned 1847-04-24 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Funds appropriated for centennial celebration and fireworks, town records prior to 1746 to be examined 1847-07-03 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Funds for schools appropriated, boundary question discussed, property owners required to repair flagging 1847-10-09 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, repairs to roads, building of 3 or 4 new school houses discussed 1848-04-08 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Building of new schools discussed, town lot to be leased, repairs to walls of burying grounds 1848-05-20 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Electors chosen, petition presented to intensify town watch against drunkenness, disturbing peace, card games, land purchased for school, regulations regarding storage of gunpowder, new fire equipment proposed 1848-11-11 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Sinking of reservoirs discussed, building of school houses discussed, internments in old burial ground discontinued 1848-11-25 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) New regulations regarding fire cos., officers and reps. elected, flagging of sidewalks discussed, school superintendent to be appointed 1849-04-07 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Regulations regarding burial ground 1849-04-21 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Spec. meeting held regarding division of school districts 1849-04-21 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Regulations regarding n. burial ground discussed 1849-11-03 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers and reps. elected, Latin excluded from schools 1850-04-06 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Repairs to fire houses, engine house #4 completed, flagging of sidewalks discussed, decision regarding Latin reversed 1850-04-27 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Importance of upcoming election cited in letter 1851-03-29 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, separate school for black children discussed, budget appropriations discussed 1851-04-05 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Notice of meeting regarding annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1851-12-13 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. elected, town officers elected, historic flag presented to town clerk 1852-04-10 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, road from back road to Little's Narrows to be built, new fire co. organized, cong. bell to be rung daily, rules regarding buring grounds discussed, town liquor store to remain open 1853-04-16 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Special meeting held to pay bill of W. Barker 1854-02-18 2 & 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. elected, town officers elected 1854-04-08 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Revamping of fire dept. and repairs to stations discussed, steam mill will supply F.D. with water and pump in event of fire, town will allow RR. use of public land, enlargement of middle school discussed, stone walls to be removed from Commom 1854-04-22 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Amendments to state constitution and laying of gas pipes along streets discussed 1854-11-04 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) RR. granted permission to lay tracks along Thames St. 1854-11-11 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Meeting held regarding laying of tracks on Thames St. 1854-12-02 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Resolution regarding laying of tracks 1854-12-16 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, controversy over laying of RR tracks over marine railway, placing of gas lights discussed, laying of water pipes and regulations regarding burial grounds discussed 1855-04-21 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Meeting held to discuss annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren, road repairs, lighting of gas light, and trimming of trees discussed 1855-07-21 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Meeting held to choose rep. after resignation of S. Church 1856-01-12 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. elected, election of town officers postponed 1856-04-05 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Unwise expenditures of town money cited 1856-04-05 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Spec. meeting held to elect senator after resignation of Wm. P. Munro 1856-05-17 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, fish stands to be removed from market, appropriation for fire dept. to be increased, lot of engine house #4 leased, survey of streets and sidewalks to be made, tax assessments discussed, vote of thanks to M.T. Bennett 1856-06-14 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Appropriation made for celebration of July 4 1856-06-14 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senator, reps. elected, old Cong. Church suggested as site for normal school 1857-04-04 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, location of normal school discussed, survey of streets completed, plats bound, flagging of streets (High and Hope) discussed, safe for public records procurred, building of new road discussed, additional lamps to be placed on streets 1857-06-13 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. elected, instructed to oppose annexation of portion of Bristol to Warren 1858-04-10 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Town officers elected, closing of high school sugg. to ease financial burden on taxpayers in wake of depression, financial statement to be published annually in Phoenix, petition presented in favor of division of Bristol, Indian Common discussed, town watch to be discontinued for summer mos., flagging of Hope and High Streets and regulations regarding pound discussed 1858-05-29 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Monthly meeting of town council held, additional officers elected, financial reports received 1858-06-12 2

Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Monthly meeting of town council, citizens petition for remission of taxes, constables elected 1858-07-10 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senators, reps. elected 1860-04-07 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, funds appropriated for celebration of Fourth 1860-04-28 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, resolution of war adopted, families of volunteers will receive stipend 1861-04-20 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Senator and rep. elected due to resignations 1861-05-25 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Special meeting held to appropriate money for volunteers 1861-06-01 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) $10 per month appropriated 1861-06-08 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Support for families of volunteers authorized by town council 1861-10-26 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Mention of town bridge and curfew 1863-01-10 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Money for poor discussed and paid 1863-02-07 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Call for support of the union 1863-03-07 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Perry elected representative 1863-04-11 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Results of elections 1863-04-25 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Recommendations adopted 1863-05-02 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, probate court, road & highway matters resolved 1863-05-09 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Call for relief of families of the draft 1863-07-25 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Resolutions for aid to families of drafted men 1863-08-29 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Talk of amending state constitution 1863-10-03 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Votes to appropriate money for company militia 1863-10-10 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Question as to extend r.r. to town dock to accommodate steamers 1863-10-17 3 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Appropriates property for armory 1863-10-24 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) R.R. extension ok, armory property acquired 1863-10-31 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, revenues & expenses, resolutions adopted 1864-04-30 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, business take care of 1866-04-28 2 Town Meetings (also see public meetings) Officers elected, resolutions adopted 1867-04-27 2 Townsend, Lydia Obituary 1835-08-08 3 Townsend, Lydia M. Married Mason Pierce Jr. 1842-06-25 3 Townsend, Martha P. Married Wm. Bly of New Bedford 1842-05-28 3 Townsend, Mary Obituary 1855-07-21 3 Townsend, Samuel J. Married Maria Manchester of Providence 1841-11-13 3 Townsend, Samuel J. Dies suddenly 1862-06-07 2 Toye, Agnes Advertisement for flowers 1860-04-21 3 Toye, Agnes Obituary and eulogy, short biography 1860-04-28 3 Toye, Anna Obituary, wife of William 1857-06-13 3 Toy, William Notice regarding ten acre lot 1861-06-29 3 Toye, Jane Married Robert Wensley of Providence 1854-01-07 3 Tracy, Patricia Obituary 1866-09-22 3 Tracy, Mary Obituary 1866-09-22 3 Tracy, Patrick Seeks work in Cuba as Bristol suffers recession 1857-12-12 2 Trafford, P. (proprietor, news stand) Opens news stand on State Street 1848-03-25 3 Transport (sloop) Capsized by squall, 4 persons drown 1851-08-16 2 Trapnell, Harriet Wylds Obituary, father Rev. Joseph 1855-04-21 3 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Selected as new rector of St. Michael's 1851-10-25 2 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Will be transferred to Illinois 1857-06-20 2 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Will be transferred to Iowa 1857-07-11 2 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Testimonial to 1857-07-25 2 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Congregation surprises Rev. Trapnell with party, donation, on eve of departure 1857-09-12 2 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Furniture sold at auction 1857-09-12 3 Trapnell, Rev. Joseph Delivers discourse upon departure 1857-09-19 2 Treasure hunts Bristolians search for buried money 1850-10-26 2 Treasure hunts Rumor of buried treasure in juniper lot 1857-09-26 2 Treasure hunts Old Spanish coins found 1858-01-23 2 Treasure hunts Old coins found 1860-11-24 2 Trees L.W. Briggs to care for trees on Common 1836-05-14 2 Trees Trees planted on Common 1837-04-29 2 Trees Townspeople urged to plant trees along roads 1840-04-11 2 Trees Buttonwood trees threatened by blight 1843-06-10 2 Trees Trees obstruct new gas lights, property owners ordered to trim 1855-07-21 2 Trees Trees fail to grow on common, solutions suggested 1856-05-24 2 Trees Beauties of tree-lined streets praised 1858-09-04 2 Trees Willow tree by St. Michael's felled 1863-04-11 2 Trees Oak tree on corner of Olive & High Sts. struck by lightning 1863-08-08 2 Trees Trees cut, bark stripped near cemetery 1864-07-16 2 Trees Two shade trees felled at corner of Hope & State Sts. 1866-02-17 2 Trees Someone cutting and injuring trees by Juniper Hill Cemetery 1867-07-13 2 Trees Old aspen poplar in front of Bristol hotel cut down 1871-05-20 2 Trees Trees on Common felled for new school 1871-10-28 2 Tren, Joseph Thomas Obituary, child of Peter 1840-06-27 3 Tren, Lydia Obituary, child of Peter 1840-06-27 3 Tren, Peter Sells house and lot 1839-08-24 3 Tren, Peter Sells house and lot 1840-03-28 3 Tren, Peter House and lot sold at auction 1840-08-15 3 Tren, Peter Dies in Penn. 1842-01-22 3 Trott, Edward M. Obituary 1853-04-16 3 Troy (whaler) Insubordination aboard 1838-06-02 2 Troy (whaler) Trial of seamen for mutiny 1838-06-23 2 Troy (whaler) Mutineers discharged 1839-06-15 2 True, Charles K. Suspended for attending anti-slavery convention 1838-06-09 2 Tucker, Rev. D. Gives temperance address on Fourth 1839-06-29 2 Tucker, Eliza C. Obituary 1874-04-25 2 Turner, Jane Obituary 1872-03-02 2 Turner, John (attorney) Controversy over eligibility for office of notary public discussed in gen. assembly 1858-01-23 2 Turner, John (attorney) Advertisement 1858-05-01 3 Turner, John (attorney) Delivers oration on Fourth 1858-07-03 2 Turner, John (attorney) App. to republican state committee 1860-01-07 2 Turner, John (attorney) Advertisement, justice of peace and notary public 1860-01-07 3 Turner, John (attorney) Officer, Bristol artillery 1860-04-07 2 Turner, John (attorney) Sec. of Bristol Wide Awake Club 1860-10-06 2 Turner, John (attorney) App. to school committee 1861-04-20 2 Two Boys (yacht) Speed of praised 1851-04-26 2 Two Boys (yacht) Owner J. Babbitt, wins prize in Providence Regatta 1853-09-24 2 Umstead, Mrs. S.J. Advertisement to teach worsted working 1845-02-22 3 Union Hall Mentioned in advertisement 1842-11-19 3 Union Singing School Issues resolution of thanks to O. Spencer 1853-05-07 3 Upham, Rev. Appointed minister of Meth. Episcopal Church 1850-04-13 2 Upham, Rev. Delivers discourse at asylum 1850-08-31 3 Upholsterers S. Shaw advertisement 1856-04-05 3 Usher, A.T. & Co. Copartnership formed 1861-03-16 3 Usher, A.T. & Co. Purchases new schooner 1863-02-21 2 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Advertisement for lime and cement 1843-12-09 3 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Advertisement for coal 1843-12-09 3 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Advertisement for groceries 1843-12-16 3 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Advertisement 1844-12-14 3 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Open grocery store on Thames St. 1846-06-27 3 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Storehouse destroyed by fire 1854-09-02 2 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Owners of shipwrecked brig Helen Maria 1856-02-09 2 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Will build larger store due to increased business 1856-07-04 2 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Meeting held at store to assist suffering poor after severe cold wave 1857-01-24 2 & 3 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Purchase brig Iris 1858-01-23 2 Usher, A.T. & T.J. (Allen and Thomas) (merchants) Copartnership dissolved 1861-03-09 3 Usher, Abby Obituary, wife of Benjamin B. 1848-04-15 3 Usher, Abby Eulogy 1848-04-29 3 Usher, Allen Obituary, child of Capt. Allen T. 1841-09-18 3 Usher, Allen T. Charges C. Chadwick with assault 1855-11-24 2 Usher, Allen T. Copartnership with T. Usher dissolved 1861-03-09 3 Usher, Allen T. Will continue business with C. Fales and H. Usher 1861-03-16 3 Usher, Ann Elizabeth Obituary, child 1837-04-01 3 Usher, Belynda Obituary, 80 yrs. of age 1855-07-28 3 Usher, Benjamin Married Abby Peck 1838-09-22 3 Usher, Benjamin B. Sheriff's sale of real estate 1854-05-13 3 Usher, Benjamin B. Appointed guardian to Mary B. Usher & petitions to sell real estate of 1858-06-12 3 Usher, Capt. (Master, schooner Cherokee) Schooner Cherokee sinks, Capt. Usher and crew rescued 1843-08-26 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Makes record voyage 1833-10-12 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Sells house and lot 1837-10-28 3 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Lectures on science 1841-01-09 2

Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Offers schooner and crew to carry hydraulion and volunteer firefighters to destructive fire in Fall River 1843-07-08 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Saves second boy from drowning 1849-06-16 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Storehouse destroyed by fire 1854-09-02 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) House for sale 1857-07-04 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Land purchased for Normal School 1857-07-11 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Old Cong. Church moved to land of 1857-08-22 2 Usher, Capt. Allen (may be Allen T.) (Master, schooner Angenoria) Obituary 1874-09-12 2 Usher, Charles Henry Obituary, child 1837-04-01 3 Usher, Elizabeth Griswold Married Joseph Sprague of N.Y. 1839-12-21 3 Usher, George F. App. to school committee 1835-05-02 2 Usher, George F. Will lecture 1837-01-28 3 Usher, George F. Lecture praised 1837-02-11 2 Usher, George F. Lectures on geology, lecture praised 1841-02-20 2 Usher, George F. Sec. of special town meeting re adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Usher, George F. Committee for artillery, thanks townspeople for triumphant reception following Dorr rebellion 1842-07-02 2 Usher, George F. Reads Declaration of Ind. on Fourth 1842-07-09 2 Usher, George F. Appointed consular agent to Haiti 1842-09-03 2 Usher, George F. Letter from Haiti describing conditions there 1843-06-03 2 Usher, George F. Married Emma F. French 1857-09-26 3 Usher, George T. App. Agent to Port Au Prince 1849-06-16 2 Usher, H.W. Copartnership with A. Usher and C. Fales formed 1861-03-16 3 Usher, Hezekiah Son of Captain A.T., obituary 1863-10-17 3 Usher, infant Obituary, child of William 1836-10-15 3 Usher, James (Captain) Obituary 1840-08-01 3 Usher, James (Captain) Probate notice 1840-08-08 3 Usher, James (Captain) Administrator's notice 1840-09-12 3 Usher, James (Captain) Commissioner's notice 1840-09-12 3 Usher, John Married Eliza Mason of Warren 1854-12-02 3 Usher, John Proprietor of stage line 1853-10-08 3 Usher, John Nelson Obituary, child of Capt. Allen T. 1851-08-09 3 Usher, Mary B. Guardian appointed for 1858-04-17 3 Usher, Mary B. Guardian petitions to sell real estate of 1858-06-12 3 Usher, Mary E. Married F. Tanner of Warren 1860-10-20 3 Usher, Phebe Wife of William, obituary 1873-05-31 2 Usher, Rebecca S. Obituary, wife of George F. 1842-06-18 3 Usher, Rev. John (Pastor, Episcopal Church) Historic lantern of mentioned 1853-06-11 2 Usher, Samuel Obituary 1833-09-28 3 Usher, Samuel House sold 1834-04-05 3 Usher, Sarah Store mentioned in advertisement 1842-06-11 3 Usher, Sarah Donations to poor left at store of 1844-09-28 3 Usher, Sarah Obituary 1845-11-22 3 Usher, Sarah Probate notice 1845-12-06 3 Usher, Sarah Executor's notice 1846-01-17 3 Usher, Sarah M. Obituary, child of Capt. Allen T. 1851-08-02 3 Usher, Sarah T. Obituary, child of Capt. Allen 1845-08-23 3 Usher, Susan Obituary 1840-12-12 3 Usher, Susan J. Married Charles J.E. Fales 1855-05-19 3 Usher, Thomas F. Clerk of Bristol artillery 1860-03-31 3 Usher, Thomas F. Married Ellen Easterbrooks 1860-10-27 3 Usher, Thomas F. Commands Bristol Wide Awakes (supporters of Lincoln) 1860-11-24 2 Usher, Thomas F. Sergeant of Bristol artillery volunteers 1861-06-08 2 Usher, Thomas I. Comm. of arrangements, 4th of July 1840-07-04 2 Usher, Thomas J. Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Usher, Thomas J. Elected to committee 1834-09-06 2 Usher, Thomas J. Married Elizabeth Waldron 1836-04-30 3 Usher, Thomas J. App. gauger of casks 1840-08-29 2 Usher, Thomas J. Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Usher, Thomas J. Storehouse destroyed by fire 1854-09-02 2 Usher, Thomas J. App. Justice of Peace 1855-04-21 2 Usher, Thomas J. Delegate to Rep. convention 1861-03-09 2 Usher, Thomas J. Copartnership with A. Usher dissolved 1861-03-09 3 Usher, William Advertisement to sell real estate 1855-08-11 3 Usher, William Advertisement to sell real estate 1856-05-17 3 Usher, William Henry Obituary, child 1837-03-18 3 Usher, William T. Farm mentioned 1847-02-20 3 Van Doorn, Charlotte E. Obituary, child of Wm. C. 1843-09-02 3 Van Doorn, Henry (cabinet maker) Treasurer of Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society 1834-09-06 2 Van Doorn, Henry (cabinet maker) Director, Young Men's Society 1835-02-07 2 Van Doorn, Henry (cabinet maker) Treasurer of Temperance Soc. 1839-03-02 2 Van Doorn, Henry (cabinet maker) Guardian of minor children 1842-10-08 3 Van Doorn, Henry (cabinet maker) Circulating committee, Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Van Doorn, Henry (cabinet maker) Sells house on State St. 1849-06-09 3 Van Doorn, John Frederick Obituary, child of William C. 1840-10-03 3 Van Doorn, Mary Obituary, wife of Wm. 1845-02-08 3 Van Doorn, William C. Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Van Doorn, William C. Appointed justice of peace 1843-04-08 2 Van Doorn, William C. Appointed notary public 1845-05-17 2 Van Doorn, William C. Coroner 1845-08-02 2 Van Doorn, William C. Copartnership with P. Trafford, news stand opened 1848-03-25 3 Van Doorn, William C. Advertisement for news stand on Thames St. 1848-11-18 3 Van Doorn, William C. Notice of change in business 1849-05-12 3 Van Doorn, William C. Former house sold 1851-09-20 3 Van Doorn, William C. Agent for "Union Hall" 1851-11-22 3 Van Doorn, William C. Former store mentioned 1852-04-10 3 Van Doorn, William C. Obituary 1855-12-01 3 Vance, T. (storekeeper) Opens temporary dry goods store 1844-07-27 3 Vance, T. (storekeeper) Notice, will close 1844-08-10 3 Vandalism James DeWolf offers reward for vandals 1836-10-08 3 Vandalism Home of Hersey Bradford vandalized 1836-08-06 3 Vandalism Windows of Academy broken 1837-05-13 3 Vandalism John Fletcher offers rewards for vandals 1837-08-19 3 Vandalism Hersey Bradford offers $100.00 reward for vandals 1838-08-11 2 & 3 Vandalism Henry Lake offers reward for vandals 1838-08-11 3 Vandalism Trees destroyed 1839-01-12 3 Vandalism Bee hive destroyed 1839-07-27 3 Vandalism Cow injured, John Chadwick offers reward 1840-08-15 3 Vandalism Loiterers vandalize home of Hersey Bradford 1841-06-12 2 Vandalism Hersey Bradford sets trap for vandals 1844-08-03 3 Vandalism Boys hang old shoes on doorways 1846-05-09 2 Vandalism Firecrackers frighten horses 1846-10-17 2 Vandalism Windows broken in schools and public buildings on Common 1846-10-24 3 Vandalism Fences cut, old buildings torn down 1846-11-21 3 Vandalism Bridge damaged, reward offered 1847-08-28 3 Vandalism Fences broken, fruit and flowers stolen, W.D. Briggs offers reward 1847-09-04 3 Vandalism Fences broken, store damaged, T. Paine offers reward 1848-06-17 3 Vandalism Royal Thresher's crops destroyed by vandals 1848-06-24 2 Vandalism Rubbish thrown in well of J. DeWolf 1848-10-07 3 Vandalism House of James Nooning vandalized 1851-03-22 3 Vandalism Bathing house on Church's Wharf vandalized 1851-07-19 3 Vandalism Boys arrested for throwing firecrackers 1851-08-02 2 Vandalism Vandals destroy trees, reward offered 1851-09-20 3 Vandalism J. Pitman offers reward for vandals 1852-04-17 3 Vandalism Vandals injure dog, A. Barnard offers reward 1852-07-03 3 Vandalism Boys tear down handbills 1852-09-18 2 Vandalism Tar barrels burned on Common 1852-10-23 2 Vandalism Vandals break windows, B. Tilley offers reward 1854-06-03 3 Vandalism Vandal breaks into pound, releases cattle, reward offered 1854-06-10 3 Vandalism Windows broken in court house 1855-01-13 3 Vandalism Vandals break windows, ruin boat at Bayley's Wharf 1855-06-09 3 Vandalism Fences, windows broken on Bristol Neck, reward offered 1858-11-27 2 & 3 Vandalism Boys break blinds on court house 1860-04-21 2 Vandalism Reward offered for vandals of school house 1860-08-04 3

Vandalism Vandal breaks window of M. Mason's store, display of A. Lincoln's picture believed to be cause of deed 1860-10-20 2 Vandalism Vandals sabotage RR. Tracks, $100 reward offered 1860-11-10 2 Vandalism Reward offered for vandals of school buildings 1860-12-29 3 Vandalism Bannisters in custom house damaged by boys 1861-11-23 2 Vandalism Shrubs & plants robbed from North Burying Ground 1863-09-12 2 Vandalism Brick wall pushed over 1864-07-30 2 Vandalism Vandals raid corn garden, leave umbrella 1864-08-13 2 Vandalism Flowers removed from soldiers graves at cemetery on Bristol Neck 1868-06-06 2 Variety Stores, See General Stores Varley, Matilda S. Married John B. Rose 1856-07-04 3 Varnum, Martha Obituary 1837-10-14 3 Varnum, Martha Probate notice 1837-10-21 3 Vars, Capt. William Mentioned in notice 1853-09-03 3 Vars, Capt. William Exhibits vegetables at Prov. Fair 1853-09-17 2 Vars, Capt. William Leases mansion house of Wm. H. DeWolf, plans hotel 1855-03-24 2 Vars, Capt. William Former proprietor of Bristol Ferry house 1855-03-24 2 Vars, Capt. William Makes extensive repairs on DeWolf's mansion 1855-04-14 2 Vars, Capt. William Opens DeWolf House 1855-06-02 3 Vars, Capt. William Offers excursions on sailboat Juliet 1856-07-26 3 Vars, Capt. William Sells Juliet 1858-05-01 3 Vars, Capt. William DeWolf house sold 1861-02-16 3 Vars, Frank A. (Proprietor, Livery Stable) Opens stable in rear of DeWolf house 1857-05-09 3 Vars, Frank A. (Proprietor, Livery Stable) Assignee's sale of horses and carriages 1858-01-09 3 Vaughan, Phebe Obituary, wife of George 1857-10-17 3 Vaughn, Bowen Entry of home robbed 1841-01-23 2 Vaughn, Bowen Victim of shipwreck, lost at sea 1850-04-13 2 Vaughn, C.L. (Clark) Warning to hunters 1840-11-14 3 Vaughn, C.L. (Clark) Assignee's notice 1842-11-12 3 Vaughn, C.L. (Clark) Real estate sold 1842-12-24 3 Vaughn, C.L. (Clark) Lots of land sold 1843-05-27 3 Vaughn, Clark G. Plans and builds church 1834-07-12 2 Vaughn, Clark G. Sells house and land 1838-09-01 3 Vaughn, Clark G. Thanks townspeople for saving home from fire 1842-01-29 3 Vaughn, Clark G. Obituary 1864-11-19 3 Vaughn, Deriah Obituary, wife of Bowen 1848-11-25 3 Vaughn, George Advertisement for firewood 1840-03-14 3 Vaughn, George Entry robbed 1841-01-23 2 Vaughn, Gideon Married Abigail Nichols of Cranston 1849-10-06 3 Vaughn, Hannah A. Married Wm. Slocum of Newport 1848-09-30 3 Vaughn, Julia A. Married Alfred Hixon of Prov. 1844-01-06 3 Vaughn, Mary (Teacher) Mentioned in school committee's report 1845-03-29 3 Vaughn, Mary B. Married Nathan Very of Cumberland 1847-09-11 3 Vaughn, Patience Obituary, wife of Gideon 1848-05-06 3 Vaughn, Susan Obituary, child 1839-12-21 3 Vaughn, Sybil Married Thomas Sharpe of Newport 1841-05-08 3 Vaughn, Thomas F. Appointed captain of R.I. Battery 1861-08-24 2 Venus (Barque) Sold to N.Y. firm 1854-02-11 2 Vergason, Charles Son of Harvey, obituary 1865-09-02 3 Vickery, Charlotte Obituary, wife of Isaiah 1849-06-30 3 Vickery, Deborah Married Abner Midgett 1844-06-22 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Advertisement 1834-04-05 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Praises Dr. Brown, made agent 1836-10-08 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Advertisement for medicine 1840-07-11 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Vows not to sell liquor 1842-03-26 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Store mentioned in advertisement 1842-05-14 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Assignee's notice 1842-12-10 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Stock sold at auction 1842-12-10 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Petitions filed against 1842-12-31 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) House, store, and house lots sold at auction 1843-04-22 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Director, Bank of Bristol 1851-07-12 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Married Mary A. Luther 1853-11-12 3 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Petitions to adopt child 1860-01-28 2 Vickery, Isaiah (storekeeper) Article on death of 1863-12-25 2 Vickery, S.J. House rented 1842-07-09 3 Vickery, Samuel Married Abigail Green 1834-10-25 3 Vickery, Sarah C. Married Amos Wilson 1838-12-08 3 Vickery, William C. Married Hannah Perry 1838-09-01 3 Vincent, C.A. (music teacher) Opens singing school 1846-10-10 3 Vincent, Lydia Wife of Captain William, obituary 1868-05-23 3 Vincent, William Land sold at sheriff's sale 1837-05-13 3 Vincent, William Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1858-12-18 3 Virginia (brig) Purchased by J.L. Gardner 1850-02-09 2 Voltant (sloop) Towed capsized sloop 1842-03-12 2 Voltant (sloop) Captain's son falls from mast, escapes injury 1843-07-22 2 Wadsworth Place Advertisement for 1855-07-28 3 Wadsworth, John Obituary 1847-05-29 3 Waite, Christopher B. Opens dry goods store with G. Barnard 1841-06-05 3 Wakesmith, Josephine Infant, granddaughter of Cortz Wellbrook 1866-09-22 3 Waldron, Alfred B. Married Mary Battey of Providence 1850-10-19 3 Waldron, Allen Obituary 1848-03-18 3 Waldron, Allen Jr. Obituary 1841-09-04 3 Waldron, Ambrose Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Waldron, Ambrose Director, Bank of Bristol 1834-08-02 3 Waldron, Ambrose Elected 2nd representative 1835-04-18 2 Waldron, Ambrose Dies at 82 1846-09-12 3 Waldron, Ambrose Probate notice 1846-09-12 3 Waldron, Ambrose Executor's notice 1846-10-10 3 Waldron, Ambrose Furniture sold at auction 1850-07-13 3 Waldron, Ambrose Real estate sold at auction 1850-09-07 3 Waldron, Ambrose Tillage land sold at auction 1854-05-06 3 Waldron, Ambrose Son of Leonard, obituary 1874-03-21 2 Waldron, Ann Eliza Obituary, child of Charles H. 1860-03-24 3 Waldron, Anne Obituary, wife of Joseph 1856-02-02 3 Waldron, Benjamin Tax collector's sale 1836-07-30 3 Waldron, Benjamin Sells land 1836-09-10 3 Waldron, Benjamin L. (May be Benjamin Lewis Waldron) Married D. Greene of East Greenwich 1845-11-22 3 Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Killed while attempting to salvage furniture from burning building 1860-05-12 2

Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Funeral services, extensive procession of over 1000 mourners, further description of tragedy 1860-05-19 2 Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Probate notice 1860-05-19 3 Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Administrator's notice 1860-06-09 3 Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Special town meeting held, family will be provided for 1860-06-16 2 Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Administrator's sale of livestock, farm implements 1860-06-16 3 Waldron, Benjamin Lewis (May be Benj. L.) Guardian appointed for children 1861-06-08 3 Waldron, Betsy Obituary 1872-04-20 2 Waldron, Betsy Widow of the late Leonard, obituary 1868-09-26 3 Waldron, Billings Elected to town council 1834-05-17 2 Waldron, Billings Coll. of Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Waldron, Billings Married Martha Hadwin 1840-10-17 3 Waldron, Billings V.P. Bristol Seaman's Friend Society 1841-07-24 2 Waldron, Billings Appointed Justice of Peace 1843-04-08 2 Waldron, Billings Commissioner of asylum 1843-09-02 2 Waldron, Billings Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1844-04-06 3 Waldron, Billings Director, Marine Bible Society 1845-12-27 3 Waldron, Billings Appointed to town council 1854-04-08 2 Waldron, Capt. Nelson Sells schooner Barton 1849-08-11 3 Waldron, Charles A. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1861-04-06 2 Waldron, Charles A. Sergeant of Bristol Artillery Volunteers 1861-06-08 2 Waldron, Charles A. Child dies suddenly 1861-10-19 2 Waldron, Charles H. Married Sarah E. Smith 1858-02-13 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Advertisement for hats 1853-10-15 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Notice of change in business 1854-03-04 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Advertisement for "Emporium of Fashion" 1854-12-09 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Adds new store 1855-06-09 2 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Notice of change in business 1856-09-06 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Notice of change in business 1857-09-05 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Sell-out of stock 1858-03-06 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Former store mentioned 1858-05-01 3 Waldron, D.A. (May be David Waldron) Auction of furniture and household goods 1858-06-12 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Opens grocery and shoe store, cobbler shop 1842-04--30 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Advertisement for coal and wood 1845-06-28 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1845-06-28 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Notice, moves grocery store 1845-10-18 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1846-01-03 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Advertisement for bath house 1847-08-07 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Testimonial for bath house 1849-06-23 2 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Married Mary Simmons 1851-07-12 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Opens tailor shop (Pine Hall) 1853-04-09 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Testimonial for shop 1853-06-04 2 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) App. to town council 1855-04-21 2 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) App. assessor or taxes 1856-06-14 2 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) App. guardian of Jemima Waldron 1856-11-08 3 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Sec. of citizen's group to aid poor during record cold wave 1857-01-31 2 Waldron, David (May be D.A. Waldron)(storekeeper) Advertisement for coal yard 1860-01-07 4 Waldron, Dorothea T. Married Eliphabet Horton 1854-12-02 3 Waldron, Edmund Married Eliza Cummings 1834-05-10 3 Waldron, Eliza E. Married Frederick S. Peabody 1856-01-26 3 Waldron, Elizabeth Drew Obituary, child of Richard S. 1842-12-31 3 Waldron, Elizabeth J. Married Thomas Usher 1836-04-30 3 Waldron, Emma Obituary, child of Nathaniel 1842-04-30 3 Waldron, Eunice Married James D. Pitman (Capt.) 1853-02-26 3 Waldron, Frances Obituary, widow of Newton 1851-02-01 3 Waldron, Francis Married Sarah Ann Kinder 1853-04-16 3 Waldron, Francis House mentioned 1855-06-16 3 Waldron, Francis Obituary, son of John Waldron 1867-09-21 3 Waldron, Francis L. Barn destroyed by fire 1861-10-26 2 Waldron, George Obituary, age 91 yrs. 1856-11-08 3 Waldron, Hannah Wife of Henry, obituary 1875-08-14 2 Waldron, Hannah Obituary, widow of Ambrose, 85 years of age 1850-06-29 3 Waldron, Hannah Obituary 1839-07-27 3 Waldron, Hannah E. Married B. Philips of Mass. 1861-01-04 3 Waldron, Hannah M. Obituary, child 1836-11-19 3 Waldron, Harriet J. Married John Lawless 1838-06-30 3 Waldron, Harriet J. Married Augustus Miller 1837-03-04 3 Waldron, Harriet L. Married Wm. West Jr. 1849-09-15 3 Waldron, Henry Ensign of Bristol Artillery 1835-04-04 2 Waldron, Henry Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 Waldron, Henry Charges Joseph Waldron with theft of vegetables 1843-07-29 2 Waldron, Henry Martyn Obituary, son of J.D. 1855-03-03 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, child of Edmund 1845-08-30 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, child of John 1836-07-09 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, child of John 1836-07-16 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, child of Edmund 1840-02-29 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, child of Jonathan D. 1847-04-10 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, child of William T. Jr. 1835-08-29 3 Waldron, Infant Obituary, son of Henry 1834-04-05 3 Waldron, Isaac Obituary 1853-04-02 3 Waldron, Isaac Perry Obituary, child 1838-09-15 3 Waldron, James W. Married Martha Gladding 1840-10-17 3 Waldron, James W. Dies in N.Y. 1843-11-25 3 Waldron, Jemima Guardian appointed for (widow of Wm. Throop Waldron) 1856-11-08 3 Waldron, Jemima Dies at 87 1860-10-20 3 Waldron, Jemima Throop Obituary, child of Francis L. 1861-03-16 3 Waldron, John Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Waldron, John Obituary 1853-08-06 3 Waldron, John Administrator's notice 1854-06-03 3 Waldron, John Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1854-10-07 3 Waldron, John Administrator's sale 1855-06-30 3 Waldron, John C. Dies at sea 1843-11-04 3 Waldron, John H. Lieutenant, Bristol Militia 1840-09-19 2 Waldron, John H. Married Martha Cole 1841-06-19 3 Waldron, John H. Obituary 1847-07-03 3 Waldron, John H. Administrator's notice 1855-04-21 3 Waldron, John H. Probate notice 1855-03-10 3 Waldron, John H. Administrator's petition to sell real estate of 1855-05-12 3 Waldron, John H. Administrator's sale of real estate 1855-06-16 3 Waldron, John W. Married Nancy Burns 1852-05-08 3 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Admitted freeman 1834-04-19 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Married Caroline Lewis 1836-10-08 3 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Sec. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1837-03-04 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Copartnership with Richard Waldron dissolved 1837-07-29 3 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Delegate to state temperance society 1838-10-13 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Visiting Comm. Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Sec. of Bristol Total Abstinence Soc. 1841-05-08 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Collector, Bristol Seaman's Friend Soc. 1841-07-24 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Blacksmith shop vandalized, robbed 1842-08-06 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Sec. of Bristol Marine Bible Soc. 1845-12-27 3 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) Appointed to school committee 1847-04-24 2 Waldron, Jonathan D. (Blacksmith) App. to prosecute violators of liquor law 1852-07-17 2 & 3 Waldron, Joseph Charged with stealing vegetables from H. Waldron 1843-07-29 2 Waldron, Joseph Obituary 1871-02-11 3 Waldron, Joseph Obituary 1840-02-08 3 Waldron, Joseph Probate notice 1840-02-08 3 Waldron, Joseph Administrator's sale 1840-03-07 3 Waldron, Joseph Commissioner's notice 1840-03-14 3 Waldron, Joseph Real estate sold at auction 1840-10-10 3 Waldron, Laura Ann Married Vincent Chace 1856-12-27 3 Waldron, Leonard Sells house, lot, and shop 1838-09-08 3 Waldron, Leonard Shop mentioned in advertisement 1842-01-29 4 Waldron, Leonard Director, Commercial Bank 1857-04-11 3 Waldron, Leonard Obituary 1863-03-28 3 Waldron, Leonard Obituary 1868-02-15 2 Waldron, Leonard Jr. Married Sarah Argraves 1852-07-10 3 Waldron, Leonard Jr. Obituary 1864-03-12 3 Waldron, Margaret Married Edward Taylor 1850-04-13 3 Waldron, Marshall Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Waldron, Marshall Advertisement for boarders 1835-03-28 4 Waldron, Marshall Sells house lots 1837-03-18 3 Waldron, Marshall Director of temperance soc. 1839-03-02 2 Waldron, Marshall Sells house lot 1839-10-12 3 Waldron, Marshall Committee of vigilance re. adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Waldron, Marshall Assessor of taxes 1843-04-15 2 Waldron, Marshall V.P. of new temperance soc. 1844-01-27 2 Waldron, Marshall Dr. Arnold, magnetist, boards with 1846-06-06 3 Waldron, Marshall Advertisement to sell house, corner High and Union 1847-07-03 3 Waldron, Marshall Obituary 1864-06-18 3 Waldron, Martha H. Married Alonzo Carey 1850-09-04 3 Waldron, Mary Obituary 1841-11-06 3 Waldron, Mary Married Gardner Easterbrooks 1835-04-04 3 Waldron, Mary E. Married Amos T. Gorham Jr. 1856-03-22 3 Waldron, Mrs. Martha H. Wife of Billings Waldron, Esq., obituary 1867-06-01 3 Waldron, Mrs. Martha H. Article on death 1867-06-08 2 Waldron, Nancy Wife of John, obituary 1866-04-07 3 Waldron, Nathaniel Appointed constable 1834-05-17 2 Waldron, Nathaniel Secretary of new temperance society 1844-01-27 2 Waldron, Nathaniel Elected town sergeant 1852-04-10 2 Waldron, Nathaniel Obituary 1870-06-24 3 Waldron, Nelson Married Elizabeth Gladding 1840-09-19 3 Waldron, Nelson Director, Commercial Bank 1853-04-09 3 Waldron, Newton Obituary, child 1838-03-24 3 Waldron, Phebe H. Married Wm. Vickery of Mass. 1860-02-18 3 Waldron, Polly Collector, Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Waldron, Rachel T. Married Thomas Ramires of Minorca 1839-10-19 3 Waldron, Rangaleer D. Married Nancy W. Hale of Swanzey 1856-05-03 3 Waldron, Richard (blacksmith) Dissolves partnership 1834-01-04 3 Waldron, Richard (blacksmith) Copartnership with Jonathan Waldron dissolved 1837-07-29 3 Waldron, Richard (blacksmith) Visiting Committee Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1842-09-24 2 Waldron, Ruth Obituary, widow 1849-06-23 3 Waldron, Ruth House and lots sold at auction 1849-09-01 3 Waldron, Samuel Obituary 1840-06-06 3 Waldron, Sarah Married Solon Smith 1845-11-29 3 Waldron, Sarah Wife of Charles, obituary 1864-04-16 3 Waldron, Sarah M. Married Henry C. Gladding 1853-09-17 3 Waldron, Sarah M. Obituary 1834-08-09 3 Waldron, Sarah M. Probate notice 1834-12-06 3 Waldron, Susan H. Married Wm. Hoar 1845-11-15 3 Waldron, Thomas Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Waldron, Thomas Married Abby Fales 1843-12-23 3 Waldron, William Obituary 1846-11-28 3 Waldron, William 3rd Obituary, child of William Jr. 1841-09-25 3 Waldron, William H. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1856-04-05 2 Waldron, William H. Member of 1st regiment 1861-05-04 2 Waldron, William H. Returns home, seriously ill 1861-06-08 2 Waldron, William Henry Obituary, child of Joseph 1841-04-10 3 Waldron, William T. (May be Wm. Throop Waldron) Surveyor of highways 1840-04-18 2 Waldron, William T. (May be Wm. Throop Waldron) Speaks on temperance, reformed inebriate 1841-09-25 2 Waldron, William T. (May be Wm. Throop Waldron) Charges Mary Rooney with assault 1856-02-23 2 Waldron, William Throop (May be Wm. T. Waldron) Dies at 72 1843-07-22 3 Waldron, William Throop (May be Wm. T. Waldron) Probate notice 1843-08-12 3 Waldron, William Throop (May be Wm. T. Waldron) Executor's notice 1843-09-23 3 Waldron, William Throop (May be Wm. T. Waldron) Farmlands let 1844-01-27 3 Walker Lots Sold by executors of J. DeWolf 1852-09-11 3 Walker, Edward S. Guardian appointed for 1854-03-11 3 Walker, Gilbert Director, Eagle Bank 1841-07-10 3 Walker, Gilbert Dies in Illinois 1852-04-03 3 Walker, Gilbert Probate notice 1852-05-08 3 Walker, Gilbert Administrator's notice 1852-06-12 3 Walker, Hope P. Guardian of children Edward and Isabella Walker 1852-06-12 3 Walker, Isabel Guardian appointed for 1852-06-12 3 Walker, Miss Isabell Daughter of the late Mr. Gilbert Walker, obituary 1867-07-13 3 Walley, John Story told in Bristol History Series 1845-06-07 2 Walton, John N. Married Mary Gladding 1843-04-15 2 Walton, John N. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Walton, John N. Dies in California 1850-03-16 2 & 3 Walton, John N. Probate notice 1850-04-13 3 Walton, Mary E. Married Daniel Gladding of N.Y. 1851-10-11 3 Wandopasso (schooner) Launched by Amos Crandall 1839-08-10 2 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Opens dry goods store 1841-05-08 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement for store 1841-11-13 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Moves store 1842-05-14 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement 1844-02-03 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement for new store 1844-05-11 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement for emporium 1844-09-07 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Married Ann E. Bosworth 1844-09-07 3 Waning, Henry (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1845-11-01 3 Wardwell, Abigail Obituary, widow of Capt. Allen 1844-10-12 3 Wardwell, Abigail Probate notice 1844-10-19 3 Wardwell, Abigail House rented 1844-11-16 3 Wardwell, Abigail Executor's notice 1844-11-16 3 Wardwell, Abigail House and lots sold at auction 1845-02-08 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Advertisement to sell house 1836-07-09 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Obituary and eulogy 1840-04-04 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Probate notice 1840-04-11 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Administrator's notice 1840-05-09 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Commissioner's notice 1840-05-09 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) House rented 1840-12-05 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Land sold at auction 1841-03-06 3 Wardwell, Allen (sea captain) Furniture sold at auction 1844-11-09 3 Wardwell, Almira G. Married Capt. B. Church 1852-05-15 3 Wardwell, Anna R. Obituary, child of Nathaniel I. 1850-03-02 3 Wardwell, Benjamin Obituary 1871-09-16 2 Wardwell, Benjamin Shop sold at auction 1848-09-09 3 Wardwell, Betsey Obituary 1842-07-23 3 Wardwell, Catherine Obituary 1863-04-04 3 Wardwell, Daniel Chairman of Committee on Revolutionary Pensions 1834-02-08 2 Wardwell, E.M. (May be Elisha M.) (grocer) Opens "Mount Hope Market" 1858-12-25 3 Wardwell, Elisha M. (May be E.M. Wardwell) (painter) Opens shop, offers carriage & ornamental painting 1850-05-18 3 Wardwell, Elisha M. (May be E.M. Wardwell) (painter) Advertisement for carriage making and furniture painting 1852-06-05 3 Wardwell, Elisha M. (May be E.M. Wardwell) (painter) Married Sarah J. Norris 1853-11-12 3 Wardwell, Elisha M. (May be E.M. Wardwell) (painter) Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 Wardwell, Elizabeth Married Ramon Guieteras of Cuba 1853-10-01 3 Wardwell, Elizabeth Married T.G. Holmes 1847-02-27 3 Wardwell, Elizabeth Wife of Benjamin, obituary 1869-12-04 3 Wardwell, Elizabeth G. Obituary and eulogy, wife of Joseph 2nd 1853-05-14 3 Wardwell, Everett Norton Obituary, son of E.M. & Sarah J. 1856-03-15 3 Wardwell, Hannah Obituary, wife of Capt. John 1848-01-15 3 Wardwell, Henry Obituary 1875-10-09 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Married Sarah Lindsey 1835-05-16 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1836-08-13 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1836-10-08 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Lawsuit mentioned 1837-02-04 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Lawsuit settled 1837-09-23 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Lawsuit mentioned 1838-03-10 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement for general store 1838-12-22 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Lawsuit continued 1839-03-16 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Store mentioned in advertisement 1840-06-20 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Lawsuit decided 1840-09-19 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement for gun powder, hardware 1841-03-27 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Rents steamboat wharf 1841-04-03 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Clerk of market 1841-04-24 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Moves store to State Street 1846-07-18 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Former store mentioned 1847-03-13 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Director, Eagle Bank 1847-07-24 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Director, Freeman's Bank 1851-01-18 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) App. notary public 1851-05-17 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement 1851-10-25 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Advertisement for boots and shoes 1853-01-15 3 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) App. justice of peace 1854-04-08 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Receives appointment from court 1854-12-16 2 Wardwell, Henry (storekeeper) Commissioner of asylum 1861-04-20 2 Wardwell, Henry A. Obituary, son of Henry 1853-02-19 3 Wardwell, Henry G. Obituary, son of Joseph 1852-08-21 3 Wardwell, Henry Irenaeus Obituary, father Henry 1854-07-01 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Surveyor of lumber 1834-05-17 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Building committee for cotton mill 1836-04-16 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Files petition 1836-05-28 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Comm. to study commemoration of Battle of New Orleans 1836-12-31 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Director, Commercial Bank 1837-04-08 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1838-03-31 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Directs Bristol guards on Fourth 1842-07-09 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Files petition against I. Vickery 1842-12-31 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Resigns as fire ward during revamping of dept. following destructive fire 1843-06-17 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Sells stock in Bristol Steam Mill after mill is destroyed by fire 1843-07-29 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Guardian of estate of son Wm. T. 1848-03-04 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) App. to committee promoting Bristol-Prov. RR. 1849-02-10 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Elected representative 1849-04-07 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) App. justice of peace 1851-05-17 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) App. delegate 1855-03-24 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Director, Bank of Bristol 1855-07-07 3 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Enjoys sailing ice boat on frozen harbor 1856-02-23 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) App. assessor or taxes 1856-06-14 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) App. to supervise construction of new custom house and post office 1856-09-27 2 Wardwell, Hezekiah C. (housewright) Obituary 1867-11-09 3 Wardwell, J.(storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods 1846-07-18 3 Wardwell, J.(storekeeper) Will exchange dry goods for onions 1846-09-12 3 Wardwell, J.H. Committee of arrangements on Fourth 1838-06-30 2 Wardwell, James D. Married Martha Lawless 1840-08-22 3 Wardwell, James D. Horse escapes, rampages through crowded streets 1858-05-29 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) App. town treasurer 1834-05-17 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) President of fire ward 1834-05-17 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Director of Bristol Charitable Fuel Society 1835-01-03 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Chosen to examine engines 1835-01-10 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Cashier, Commercial Bank 1835-04-11 3 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Holds meeting of creditors of Benj. Norris 1835-04-25 3 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Stockholder, Bristol Steam Mill 1837-01-07 3 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Auctioneer 1838-05-05 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) President of Bristol Steam Mill 1840-01-11 3 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) President of Bristol Seamans' Friend Society 1840-06-20 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Trustee of New Savings Bank 1841-08-07 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Addresses spec. town meeting on adoption of new constitution 1842-03-12 3 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Donates land on which Court Street will be built 1843-04-15 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Pres. of New Temperance Society 1844-01-27 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Resigns as town treasurer 1846-10-10 2 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Factory stock sold at auction 1846-12-05 3 Wardwell, John (cashier, Comm. Bank) Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1849-01-13 3 Wardwell, John (Colonel) Commands Bristol Artillery Old Guards 1861-07-06 2 Wardwell, John Capt. Obituary 1866-08-04 3 Wardwell, John Capt. Article on death 1866-08-11 2 Wardwell, John H. Married Elizabeth Church 1840-12-05 3 Wardwell, Joseph Field driver 1834-05-17 2 Wardwell, Joseph Culler of hoops and staves 1834-05-17 2 Wardwell, Joseph Circulating comm. Y.M. Temperance Soc. 1844-03-16 2 Wardwell, Joseph V.P. Bristol Total Abstinence Soc. 1848-03-04 2 Wardwell, Joseph Celebrates golden anniversary 1861-12-28 2 Wardwell, Joseph Obituary 1868-10-03 2 Wardwell, Joseph 2nd Married Elizabeth Wyatt 1847-08-14 3 Wardwell, Joseph Francis Obituary, son of Joseph G. 1852-12-11 3 Wardwell, Joseph M. Married Elizabeth Spooner 1849-06-02 3 Wardwell, Josiah S. Obituary, son of Capt. Allen 1839-08-17 3 Wardwell, Josiah S. Obituary from R.I. Temperance Herald 1839-09-07 3 Wardwell, Josiah S. Letter conc. contributions of 1839-12-21 2 Wardwell, Lucy Obituary 1841-03-20 3 Wardwell, Lucy Probate notice 1841-03-20 3 Wardwell, Lucy Executor's notice 1841-07-10 3 Wardwell, Lucy Former house sold 1847-02-20 3 Wardwell, Mary Ann Obituary, widow of Capt. Allen Jr. 1851-12-13 3 Wardwell, Mary Ann Probate notice 1852-02-07 3 Wardwell, Mary Ann Administrator's notice 1852-06-05 3 Wardwell, Mary Ann Obituary, daughter of Capt. Allen Jr. 1845-04-19 3 Wardwell, Mrs. F. Exhibits worsted work at exhibition in Prov. 1852-09-25 2 Wardwell, Nancy Daughter of Allen, obituary 1872-10-05 2 Wardwell, Nathaniel Dies in N.Y., short biography 1857-11-28 2 Wardwell, Nathaniel I. Married Sarah Smith 1845-07-12 3 Wardwell, Nathaniel I. Married Fanny Taylor 1847-09-04 3 Wardwell, Nathaniel I. Joins California gold rush 1849-02-24 2 Wardwell, Nathaniel I. Former business mentioned in advertisement 1849-02-24 3 Wardwell, Nathaniel I. Dies in Panama, St. Alban's Lodge holds special communication 1850-11-30 3 Wardwell, Nathaniel J. Commissioners & administrators notices 1853-12-03 3 Wardwell, Polly Obituary, Wife of Capt. Nathaniel 1857-01-31 3 Wardwell, Ruth H. Married Wm. Teel 1847-04-17 3 Wardwell, S.D. 4th corporal of artillery 1847-04-03 3 Wardwell, Samuel Obituary 1857-08-22 3 Wardwell, Sarah A. Married R. Trussell of N.Y. 1848-11-18 3 Wardwell, Sarah J. Wife of Colonel, obituary 1865-01-28 3 Wardwell, Sarah W. Married C. Cunliff of Prov. 1843-10-28 3 Wardwell, William Thomas Guardian's notice 1848-03-04 3 Wardwell, Willy Child; obituary 1865-06-24 3 Wardwell's Lumber Wharf Mentioned in advertisement 1848-05-20 3 Warhurst, William (infant) Son of John and Amey, obituary 1870-09-10 3 Warner, Frederic A. Advertisement for State St. clothing store 1861-09-07 3 Warren, Russell (architect) Dies, short biography 1860-11-24 2 Warren, (infant) Obituary, father John 1855-04-14 3 Warren, (infant) Obituary, child of Wm. H. 1849-05-05 3 Warren, Almira Married George Burgess 1847-03-27 3 Warren, Cecelia Obituary, child of Henry R. 1848-05-13 3 Warren, Edward Son of Nathan; obituary 1864-12-03 3 Warren, Eliza Richmond Obituary, daughter of Henry R. 1860-12-15 3 Warren, Elizabeth E. Opens mantua-making business 1843-02-18 3 Warren, Emogene Obituary, child of Henry Russell 1842-08-27 3 Warren, Frank Son of John, obituary 1864-04-16 3 Warren, H.R. (May be Henry R.) (housewright) Petitions for insolvency 1846-08-22 3 Warren, Harriet Nelson Obituary, child 1836-08-13 3 Warren, Henry R. (May be H.R. Warren) Married Julia Moore 1833-11-23 3 Warren, Henry R. (May be H.R. Warren) Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Warren, Henry R. (May be H.R. Warren) Feared dead after shipwreck 1851-02-08 2 Warren, James Son of late Henry Russell Warren, obituary 1870-04-30 2 Warren, James Son of Nathan; obituary 1864-03-26 3 Warren, John, Fletcher Married Julia Nichols 1848-05-06 3 Warren, Josiah T. Married Joana Cary of Bangor 1853-09-24 3 Warren, Josiah T. Absconds with funds from Freeman's Bank, arrested in Illinois 1858-08-21 2 Warren, Lillian Infant, obituary 1865-08-26 3 Warren, Mary A. Obituary, wife of Nathan 1860-03-10 3 Warren, Mary A. Eulogy 1860-03-24 3 Warren, Mary A. (May be M.A. Warren) Obituary and eulogy 1857-11-21 3 Warren, Mary E. Married Isaac Simmons 1848-02-05 3 Warren, Miss M.A. (May be Mary A.) Poetry praised 1856-02-02 2 Warren, Nathan Advertisement for livery stable 1837-12-02 3 Warren, Nathan Elected constable 1838-05-05 2 Warren, Nathan Auctioneer 1838-05-05 2 Warren, Nathan Agent for stage line 1840-12-19 4 Warren, Nathan Advertisement for rented carriage 1843-08-12 3 Warren, Nathan Offers rented carriage to Bristol Ferry Steamboat Wharf 1846-09-12 3 Warren, Nathan Offers express stage to Prov. 1846-11-14 3 Warren, Nathan Advertisement for railroad and accommodation stage 1850-05-04 3 Warren, Nathan App. notary public 1851-05-17 2

Warren, Nathan Advertisement for stage connection to Warren-Prov. Steamboat, purchases old line stage 1851-05-24 3 Warren, Nathan Advertisement for stage to Boston 1851-06-28 3 Warren, Nathan Guardian of George Harding and Sarah Warren 1852-09-11 3 Warren, Nathan App. justice of peace 1853-05-07 2 Warren, Nathan Barn damaged by fire, $1000 loss 1854-12-30 2 & 3 Warren, Nathan Enlarges stable, offers rented carriages 1855-03-03 3 Warren, Nathan Advertisement for daily express stage to Prov. 1855-06-02 3 Warren, Nathan Makes arrangement with RR. for express service 1855-07-14 3 Warren, Nathan Sells old line stage 1856-03-15 3 Warren, Nathan Son absconds with funds from Freeman's Bank, arrested in Illinois 1858-08-21 2 Warren, Nathan Obituary 1871-09-16 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Married Mary Ann Rawson 1839-05-18 3 Warren, Nathan Jr. Home destroyed by fire 1841-05-08 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Thanks townspeople for attempting to save his property from fire 1841-05-08 3 Warren, Nathan Jr. Delegate to state suffrage convention 1841-09-04 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Moderator of political meeting 1842-04-23 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Begins Mount Hope Stage line 1845-06-28 3 Warren, Nathan Jr. Guardian of children of Capt. T. Harding 1850-01-12 3 Warren, Nathan Jr. Advertisement for ladies stage 1850-02-09 3 Warren, Nathan Jr. Public store keeper 1853-06-25 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Horse and chaise stolen from stable of 1857-08-01 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Chosen democratic delegate 1860-02-11 2 Warren, Nathan Jr. Married Mary Casey 1861-01-19 3 Warren, Nathaniel App. constable 1834-05-17 2 Warren, Priscilla Obituary, wife of Nathan 1860-08-11 3 Warren, Priscilla Probate notice 1861-03-09 3 Warren, Russell Obituary, child of Henry Russell 1840-08-29 3 Warren, Sarah Guardian appointed 1852-09-11 3 Warren, Thomas Addresses probate court 1834-04-19 3 Warren, Thomas Sells livestock and furniture 1835-08-01 3 Warren, William (son of Russell Warren) Dies in Prov. 1838-02-24 3 Warren, William H. Drowns when boat is capsized by squall 1860-12-29 2 Warren, William H. Body found 1861-01-04 2 Warren, William H. (mariner) Married Martha Dimond 1844-03-16 3 Warren, William H. (mariner) Dies in New Orleans 1850-12-14 3 Washington (schooner) Goes ashore on Brenton's Reef 1840-09-19 2 Washington (steamboat) Completed, begins run 1844-07-20 2 Washington (steamboat) Purchased as troop transport during Mexican war 1846-12-12 2 Washington Band Gives concert 1845-10-18 2 Washington Saloon Advertisement for 1851-07-12 3 Washington Temperance Society Holds meeting in court house 1841-11-27 3 Washington Temperance Society Sends delegates to convention in Prov. 1841-12-04 2 Washington Temperance Society Meeting of members 1841-02-12 3 Washington Temperance Society Temperance lectures planned 1842-08-20 3 Washington Temperance Society Becomes Washington Total Abstinence Society 1842-09-03 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Constitution drafted and signed, officers to be elected 1842-09-03 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Holds first meeting 1842-09-03 3 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Marches on Fourth 1843-07-01 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Efforts praised 1843-07-22 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Officers elected 1844-01-27 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Editorial praising group's revival of temperance cause 1844-02-03 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Notice of meeting 1845-04-05 3 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Marches on Fourth 1845-07-12 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Officers elected 1846-01-10 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Celebrates anniversary 1846-09-12 2 Washington Total Abstinence Society (also see Wash. Temperance Soc.) Joins in temperance celebration 1846-09-12 3 Water supply (also see pumps, wells) Project to supply Bristol with water suggested 1855-08-18 2 Waterman, Israel Drowns after falling from boat 1841-06-05 2 Watson, John (mariner) Dies of yellow fever at sea 1855-05-12 2 Weather (also see storms) Record cold wave, temperature 18 degrees below zero 1857-01-31 2 Weather (also see storms) Cold weather blamed on comet 1857-07-04 3 Weather (also see storms) Unusually mild winter, crops planted in January 1858-01-30 2 Weather (also see storms) Average temperatures for 1858, '59 1860-01-14 3 Weather (also see storms) Range of temperatures for Jan. '59, '60 1860-01-21 3 Weather (also see storms) Temp. 14 degrees below zero 1861-01-19 2 Weather (also see storms) Temp. 18 degrees below zero 1861-02-09 2 Weather (also see storms) Unusual cold wave 1863-02-07 2 Weather (also see storms) 85° in shade 1863-05-23 2 Weather (also see storms) Prolonged dry spell has effect on area 1864-07-23 2 Weather (also see storms) Lightning, thunder, hail & rain in December 1865-12-30 2 Weather (also see storms) Below zero readings the norm 1866-01-13 2 Weather (also see storms) Spectacular lightning storm 1866-07-14 2 Weather (also see storms) Gale winds blow, said to be worst since 1815 1866-11-03 2 Weather (also see storms) Strange shower wets only one block of Bristol 1868-07-25 2 Weather (also see storms) Violent gale and rain experienced of late 1868-12-12 2 Weather (also see storms) Winter of 1870 very mild 1870-02-05 2 Weather (also see storms) Electrical thunderstorm leaves its mark on Bristol 1870-06-24 2 Weather (also see storms) "Tempest" called severe; damages buildings 1872-08-17 2 Weaver, Benjamin C. Director of Bristol Gas Light Co. 1856-02-16 3 Weaver, Martha Wife of Thomas, obituary 1867-03-09 3 Weeden, Dr. John E. Opens office 1834-02-15 3 Weeden, Dr. John E. Pres. of Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society 1834-09-06 2 Weeden, Dr. John E. Advertisement for drugs 1834-03-29 3 Weeden, Dr. John E. Moves office to corner of Hope and State 1835-01-10 3 Weeden, Dr. John E. Notice to debtors 1836-03-19 3 Weeden, Elizabeth W. Married S. Hamilton Nason of Boston 1856-02-09 3 Weeden, Elmira Obituary, child of Warren G. 1851-05-17 3 Weeden, George Officer, Bristol Artillery Volunteers 1861-05-04 2 Weeden, George Report of death at Battle of Bull Run proves false 1861-07-27 2 Weeden, George Promoted to captain 1861-08-03 2 Weeden, George Married Hattie Irwin of Prov. 1861-08-17 3 Weeden, George Receives commission in Navy 1861-10-12 2 Weeden, George Promoted 1861-12-14 2 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Agent for cabinet makers 1849-01-06 3 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Description of shop, work praised 1852-06-05 2 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Advertisement for coffins 1853-04-23 3 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Son thrown from horse, injured 1853-10-08 2 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Woodwork on new steamboat manufactured by Weeden praised 1855-05-12 2 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Woodwork on new steamboat "Metropolis" praised 1856-05-03 2 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Designs pulpit for New Meth. Church 1856-09-27 2 Weeden, John S. (carpenter) Obituary 1869-07-10 3 Weeden, Susan Obituary, wife of Warren G. 1855-04-21 3 Weeden, Susan Eulogy 1855-04-28 3 Weigler, George Son of Louis, obituary 1863-08-29 3 Weiglin, Ida Obituary, child of Louis 1860-09-22 3 Welch, Abby Married Jabez Allen 1845-10-25 3 Welch, Catherine Infant, daughter of Timothy and Mary, obituary 1866-12-08 3 Welch, James Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Welch, James Held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Welch, James Found not guilty, description of trial 1856-03-15 2 Welch, Stillman (deacon) Appointed to school committee 1838-09-01 2 Welch, Stillman (deacon) Signs petition to annex portion of Bristol to Warren 1845-03-22 3 Welch, Susan Obituary 1852-06-26 3 Welch, Timothy Arrested after murderous brawl 1855-12-08 2 Welch, Timothy Held for trial 1855-12-15 2 Welch, Timothy Found not guilty, description of trial 1856-03-15 2 Welden, George W. 9 years old, arrested for burglary 1854-01-07 2 Welden, George W. Indictment withdrawn 1854-09-16 2 Welds, Samuel J.C. Married Mary Ann Palmer 1847-09-04 3 Wellbrook, Cortz Obituary 1866-09-22 3 Wellbrook, Harriet Obituary 1866-09-22 3 Wells (also see pumps) Wells in vicinity of sugar refinery run dry, need for new wells cited 1852-08-07 2 Wells (also see pumps) Well under Engine House #4 expanded 1854-04-22 2 Wells (also see pumps) Many dry after long drought, need for more wells cited 1855-09-22 2 Wells, Amos Obituary, father Capt. Samuel 1854-09-09 3 Wells, Julia Obituary, child of Samuel 1861-08-17 3 Wells, Mary Obituary, wife of Capt. Samuel Wells 1867-01-12 3 Wells, Samuel Hurt in explosion aboard ship 1838-03-31 2 Welsh, John Obituary, child 1838-02-17 3 Wesley, James (seaman) Suffocates aboard sloop Willard 1842-06-18 2 West (Infant) Obituary, son of Capt. West Jr. 1852-08-21 3 West (Infant) Obituary, son of Capt. Wm. Jr. 1852-08-21 3 West (Infant) Obituary, child of Wm. H. (Capt.) 1846-10-17 3 West, Benjamin Obituary 1847-02-27 3 West, Benjamin G. Married Mary Manchester 1843-06-10 3 West, Benjamin G. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 West, Benjamin G. Dies in California 1850-02-16 2 West, Benjamin L. Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 West, Elizabeth P. Married Nathan Cole 1851-03-01 3 West, F.L. 1st sergeant of artillery 1847-04-03 3 West, Francis Married Susan Springer 1838-10-20 3 West, Francis Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 West, Francis G. (carpenter) Falls from roof, dies instantly 1856-02-02 2 West, Francis G. (carpenter) Probate notice 1856-02-09 3 West, Francis G. (carpenter) Administrator's notice 1856-03-08 3 West, Francis G. (carpenter) Commissioner's notice 1856-03-15 3 West, Francis G. (carpenter) Administrators petition to sell real estate of 1856-10-11 3 West, Francis G. (carpenter) Real estate sold at auction 1856-11-15 3 West, Hannah Obituary, widow of Richard 1851-04-05 3 West, Harriet V. Married E. Montague Travers of N.Y. (daughter of Rev. West) 1860-09-22 3 West, Harriet W. Obituary, child of Wm. H. 1849-08-18 3 West, Henry R. Obituary, child of Benjamin G. 1848-10-07 3 West, James H. Advertisement for passage of brig Enoch Pratt 1854-12-09 3 West, James H. Marshall of the Day on Fourth 1856-07-04 2 West, James H. Copartnership with F.L.B. DeWolf dissolved 1857-11-07 3 West, James H. Petitions for remission of taxes 1858-05-29 2 West, James H. Petition denied 1858-07-10 2 West, James H. Mansion under construction on Poppasquash 1860-09-22 2 West, James H. Dies, short biography 1861-08-17 2 West, John Married to Nancy Bowen 1833-11-02 3 West, John Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 West, John Dies at 70 1849-04-07 3 West, John Probate notice 1849-04-07 3 West, John Executor's notice 1849-05-12 3 West, John Executor's sale of real estate 1851-11-22 3 West, John Sells estate on Church St. 1854-09-16 3 West, John C. Obituary, father James H. 1855-03-17 3 West, Levina Married George Gayton 1844-10-19 3 West, Louisa H. Married Francis L.B. DeWolf 1850-10-19 3 West, Lydia Obituary, Widow of James 1843-07-29 3 West, Mary Wife of Benjamin, obituary 1866-09-22 3 West, Mary A. Married James Meigs 1848-05-20 3 West, Mary Ingraham Obituary & eulogy, wife of Rev. John 1856-03-22 3 West, Mrs. P.S. (milliner) Opens shop on Hope St. 1858-11-06 3 West, Nathaniel Hicks (Rev. War veteran) Obituary 1836-02-06 3 West, Nathaniel Hicks (Rev. War veteran) Farm and utensils sold 1836-03-12 3 West, Nathaniel Hicks (Rev. War veteran) Mentioned in poem 1847-02-13 3 West, Nelly Obituary, died age 92 1853-11-19 3 West, Prudence Obituary, child 1836-08-06 3 West, Rev. John Gives lecture in Bristol 1856-02-23 3 West, Rev. John Mansion mentioned 1856-05-24 3 West, Richard Corder of wood 1834-05-17 2 West, Richard Dies in accident 1840-02-29 3 West, Richard Probate notice 1840-03-07 3 West, Richard Administrator's notice 1840-04-11 3 West, Richard Commissioner's notice 1840-06-06 3 West, Richard Building and implements sold at auction 1841-01-09 3 West, Richard Administrator's sale of real estate 1841-02-06 3 West, Samuel Married Emily Carroll 1856-09-20 3 West, Sarah Obituary 1840-04-04 3 West, Sarah Probate notice 1842-10-15 3 West, Sarah G. Obituary 1837-11-18 3 West, Susan Obituary, widow of Francis L. 1860-09-29 3 West, William H. House and lot to be auctioned 1836-07-09 3 West, William H. (captain) Yawl stolen from 1855-06-09 2 West, William H. (captain) Director, Freeman's Bank 1860-01-07 3 West, William H. Jr. Married Harriet Waldron 1849-09-15 3 West, William H. Jr. Purchases ship California, will command 1853-10-22 2 Westcott, Edward Narrowly escapes drowning after boat capsizes 1860-04-14 2 Westgate, William Obituary 1872-12-21 2 Whaling Industry Number of ships involved in 1835-02-07 2 Whaling Industry List of ships 1835-03-07 3 Whaling Industry Painting conc. 1835-06-06 2 Whaling Industry Ships expected 1835-06-20 2 Whaling Industry State of industry 1835-07-11 2 Whaling Industry Advertisement for whalemen 1835-10-24 3 Whaling Industry Number of ships 1837-05-13 2 Whaling Industry Duties on oil and tallow 1838-03-03 2 Whaling Industry 16 ships arrive 1838-03-31 2 Whaling Industry Insubordination aboard whaler Troy 1838-06-02 2 Whaling Industry Legislation conc. 1839-06-15 2 Whaling Industry Legislation discussed 1839-07-06 2 Whaling Industry Editorial conc. importance to Bristol 1839-10-19 2 Whaling Industry Number of ships 1842-01-03 2 Whaling Industry Sperm oil and candle making factory opened 1844-06-01 3 Whaling Industry Ships return after 3 year voyage, Capt. tells of near fatal accident with whale 1846-04-18 2 Whaling Industry Bristol recommended as whaling center 1846-07-18 2 Whaling Industry Description of whaling gear 1848-05-27 3 Whaling Industry Business abandoned, reasons 1860-06-02 2 Wharf Estate Sold by Henry DeWolf 1843-06-17 4 Wharf Estate Portion of sold by James DeWolf Jr. 1843-06-24 3 Wharves B. Diman sells wharf 1836-07-09 3 Wharves Sprague's Wharf mentioned in article 1840-02-22 2 Wharves DeWolf's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1840-03-14 3 Wharves Steamboat Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1840-06-20 3 Wharves Potter's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1840-07-11 3 Wharves Peck's Wharf mentioned in news item 1840-09-12 2 Wharves Norris's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1840-09-26 3 Wharves Steamboat Wharf for sale 1841-04-03 3 Wharves Spooner's wharf mentioned in advertisement 1842-04-30 3 Wharves T. Church's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1842-07-09 3 Wharves Babbit's Wharf mentioned in article 1842-08-06 2 Wharves Wharf at farm of J.J. DeWolf mentioned in article 1842-10-08 2 Wharves Market Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1842-12-03 3 Wharves Flooded by record tides 1843-03-18 2 Wharves Henry DeWolf sells Wharf Estate, description of 1843-05-27 3 Wharves Long Wharf mentioned in notice 1843-06-17 3 Wharves Joseph C. Pearse's Wharf mentioned in notice 1843-07-15 3 Wharves Gladding's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1844-03-02 3 Wharves Richmond's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1844-06-08 3 Wharves Perry's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1844-11-30 3 Wharves Capt. Pierce's Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1845-09-27 3 Wharves N. Peck's wharves sold 1845-11-22 3 Wharves Wharf of Crandall's Shipyard sold at auction 1847-03-13 3 Wharves Wharf on Charles DeWolf Place to let 1848-02-19 3 Wharves Wardwell's Lumber Wharf mentioned in advertisement 1848-05-20 3 Wharves Lightning strikes wharf 1848-05-27 2 Wharves Wharf of Norris & Barns mentioned 1849-02-10 2 Wharves Sugar refinery to be built on Norris's Wharf 1849-07-21 2 Wharves Peck's Wharf let by V. Peck 1851-02-01 3 Wharves Borden Wharf, site of T.S. & Co. Shipyard, sold at trustee's sale 1851-05-03 3 Wharves James DeWolf's Wharf let 1851-06-21 3 Wharves Gardner's Wharf destroyed by fire 1853-12-31 2 Wharves Sugar House Wharf mentioned 1855-01-27 2 Wharves Bayley's Wharf mentioned 1855-06-09 2 Wharves Gifford's Wharf mention in advertisement 1855-06-16 3 Wharves Depot Wharf mentioned 1856-08-16 2 Wharves Fall River Iron Works plans extensive addition to Potter's Wharf 1857-05-02 2 Wharves Work progresses on Fall River Iron Works Pier 1857-07-25 2 Wharves Ford's Wharf mentioned 1857-08-29 3 Wharves P. Gladding & Son, Wharfingers, will land freight, store goods 1857-10-17 3 Wharves Railroad Wharf mentioned 1858-09-25 3

Wharves Fall River Iron Works erects buildings, makes improvements to downtown and Bristol Ferry wharves 1858-12-04 2 Wharves Damaged by record tides during gale 1861-11-09 2 Wharves New wharf to be built for N.Y. steamers 1865-08-26 3 Wharves Work progressing on N.Y. Steamship Wharf 1865-09-30 2 Wharves Walls for Steamship Wharf almost completed 1866-01-27 2 Wharves New sea wall built for Huma Mill Wharf 1866-05-26 2 Wharves Narragansett Steamship Company extending Bristol Wharf 1867-09-28 2 Wheaton, Miss Opens dressmaking business with Miss Brown 1842-11-19 3 Wheelock, D. (grocer) Copartnership with N.W. Cooke dissolved 1844-02-10 3 Wheelock, D. & Co. Dissolved, N.W. Cooke to continue business 1844-02-10 3 Wheelock, Frances M. Obituary, wife of P.S. Father Benjamin Hall 1855-10-27 3 Wheelock, Harriet G. Married Robert Knox of Warwick 1843-09-09 3 Wheelock, J.W. (Joseph) (storekeeper) Advertisement for dry goods and shoes 1846-02-14 3 Wheelock, J.W. (Joseph) (storekeeper) Advertisement for "Long Room" 1846-02-21 3 Wheelock, J.W. (Joseph) (storekeeper) Assignee's notice 1846-04-25 3 Wheelock, J.W. (Joseph) (storekeeper) Assignee's sale of dry goods 1846-04-25 3 Wheelock, J.W. (Joseph) (storekeeper) Advertisement for millinery, notice of change in business 1846-06-06 3 Wheelock, J.W. (Joseph) (storekeeper) Petitions for insolvency 1847-02-13 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Opens store 1849-05-05 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Moves store to Hope Street 1851-05-03 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Testimonial 1851-10-25 2 & 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Sells out stock because of poor health 1853-06-18 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Obituary 1853-11-19 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Eulogy 1853-11-26 3 Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Dressmaker, milliner) Former store mentioned 1854-02-11 3 Wheelock, Mrs. J.W. (milliner) Advertisement for millinery 1846-10-24 3 Wheelock, Mrs. J.W. (milliner) Will close business 1849-02-17 3 Wheelock, Mrs. J.W. (milliner) Former store mentioned 1849-09-29 3 Wheelock's Long Room (dry goods store) Advertisement for 1846-02-21 3 Whelden, George W. (See G. Welden) Whelden, Julia Obituary 1874-04-04 2 Whig Reading Room Meeting of subscribers 1840-04-25 3 Whig Reading Room Notice of opening 1840-05-09 3 Whig Reading Room Celebration in 1840-11-21 2 Whigs of Bristol Hold meeting 1836-11-12 3 Whigs of Bristol To elect officers 1837-04-15 3 Whigs of Bristol Meeting, list of members 1838-08-25 3 Whigs of Bristol Notice of convention 1840-03-21 3 Whigs of Bristol Notice of meeting 1840-04-04 3 Whigs of Bristol Meeting to elect delegates to convention at Bunker Hill 1840-08-22 3 Whigs of Bristol Celebrate election of Harrison 1840-11-21 2 Whigs of Bristol Opening reading room 1844-10-19 3 Whigs of Bristol Hold meeting 1844-10-26 3 Whigs of Bristol Hold meeting 1844-11-02 3 Whigs of Bristol Hold caucus at State House 1853-04-02 3 Whigs of Bristol Rumor of Whig cross-over votes denied 1856-08-30 2 Whipple, John Guardian of James DeWolf 1842-07-09 3 White & Bowler Copartnership dissolved 1845-05-10 3 White, (infant) Obituary, father Thomas N. 1854-04-01 3 White, A.J. Officer, Bristol Artillery 1857-04-04 2 White, Amelia Married James F. Pierce 1852-07-24 3 White, Anna B. Obituary, wife of Samuel 1850-07-06 3 White, Betsey Obituary 1842-04-16 3 White, Betsey Obituary, widow of Henry 1843-07-29 3 White, Charlotte Married Daniel Reed 1841-11-20 3 White, Eliza Married Daniel Howland 1840-11-21 3 White, Elizabeth Obituary 1839-12-07 3 White, Esther Wife of Samuel, daughter of Thomas, obituary 1869-02-13 2 White, Eudora Married Capt. John Ford 1850-09-28 3 White, George N. (storekeeper) Married Eliza Lincoln 1849-09-08 3 White, George N. (storekeeper) Copartnership with F. Peabody dissolved 1850-03-02 3 White, George N. (storekeeper) Advertisement for helion lights 1857-07-04 3 White, George N. (storekeeper) Notice conc. wife Eliza 1858-06-12 3 White, George N. (storekeeper) Wife injured by exploding lamp 1860-05-26 2 White, Hannah Child, obituary 1865-06-10 3 White, Henry Admitted freeman 1839-08-31 2 White, Henry Kills self, intemperance blamed 1840-10-17 2 White, Henry Obituary 1840-10-17 3 White, Henry Guardian to be appointed for children 1843-08-12 3 White, infant Obituary, child of Thomas N. 1848-09-09 3 White, infant Obituary, child of Thomas 1843-03-25 3 White, Jacob Francis Obituary, child of James B. 1841-09-04 3 White, James Married Sophia B. White of Newport 1854-01-14 3 White, James B. Advertisement for bean poles 1843-05-06 3 White, James B. Thanks townspeople for protecting property from fire 1843-06-17 3 White, Martha H. Married William B. Gray 1852-04-17 3 White, Mary Obituary 1845-03-01 3 White, Mary A. Married Benjamin Greene 1851-01-04 3 White, Mary Abbey Obituary 1833-10-19 3 White, Mary Jane Notice conc. husband Richard 1856-12-06 3 White, Miss E. Dies after head injury sustained in skating accident, daughter of Thomas N. 1860-02-18 2 White, Mrs. James B. Breaks leg in wagon accident 1840-10-03 2 White, Sally Obituary 1839-12-28 3 White, Samuel Surveyor of highways 1834-05-17 2 White, Samuel Commissioner of asylum 1840-08-29 2 White, Samuel Appointed to school committee 1841-04-24 2 White, Samuel Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 White, Samuel Fence viewer 1842-04-23 2 White, Samuel Copartnership with J. Bowler dissolved 1845-05-10 3 White, Samuel Sells large onion crop 1847-01-09 2 White, Samuel B.S. Simmons sells stock and grocery store to 1849-07-14 3 White, Samuel Married Roby Martin 1853-04-30 3 White, Samuel Notice conc. milk prices 1853-02-19 3 White, Samuel Advertisement for ice 1858-06-05 3 White, Samuel G. Obituary 1851-03-15 3 White, Samuel Pearce Obituary, child 1836-09-10 3 White, Sarah Obituary 1846-05-02 3 White, Susan James Obituary, child of James 1842-07-16 3 White, Thomas N. Admitted freeman 1837-09-02 2 White, Thomas N. Married Mary Reed of Vt. 1837-10-21 3 White, Thomas N. Lot of land becomes possession of Wm. Taylor by judgment of court 1844-03-16 3 White, Thomas N. Daughter dies in skating accident 1860-02-18 2 White, William Obituary, son of Samuel 1857-03-28 3 Whitford, (infant) Obituary, daughter of Benjamin H. 1853-01-15 3 Whitford, Amos T. Obituary 1852-06-05 3 Whitford, Amos T. Jr. Joins California gold rush 1849-02-24 2 Whitford, Benjamin Married Joana Diman 1848-12-09 3 Whitford, Clark (cobbler) Advertisement 1852-04-24 3 Whitford, Clark (cobbler) Advertisement for shoe store 1856-05-03 3 Whitford, Ella F. Child, daughter of the late Benjamin Whitford, obituary 1867-03-23 3 Whitford, Emily F. Married Daniel Webster of Conn. 1858-05-08 3 Whitford, Harriet J. Married J. Easterbrooks 1848-11-25 3 Whitford, John Obituary 1866-10-20 3 Whitford, Mary E. Married Thomas Remington of E. Greenwich 1851-04-26 3 Whitford, Sarah A.M. Married David Davis of N.Y. 1853-06-18 3 Whitman, Martha Married to Daniel Chase of Middletown 1834-11-01 3 Whitney, Moses Obituary 1866-06-02 3 Whittenton, Mary Anna (infant) Daughter of Edward and Anna, obituary 1868-09-12 3 Whittenton, Rosa Obituary, wife of Edward 1857-09-19 3 Wight, Fanny L. Married Robert Cleaveland of Geo. 1840-08-15 3 Wight, Henry (Parson) Delivers address on Fourth 1835-07-11 2 Wight, Henry (Parson) Delivers prayer on Fourth 1836-07-09 2 Wight, Henry (Parson) Seeks copy of sermon 1837-08-05 3 Wight, Henry (Parson) Obituary 1837-08-19 2 & 3 Wight, Henry (Parson) Probate notice 1837-11-11 3 Wight, Henry (Parson) Reference to mansion 1838-06-02 3 Wight, John Brown Obituary, also eulogy 1854-04-01 3 Wight, William Henry Obituary, nephew of Lt. Gov. Diman 1845-01-11 3 Wilbur, Amos (infant) Obituary 1864-12-31 2 Wilcox, Antonio Mentioned as owner of boarding house 1846-07-04 3 Wilcox, Charles (storekeeper) Opens store (corner of Church and Thames) 1833-10-26 3 Wilcox, D. & J. Open candy store 1845-03-29 3 Wilcox, D. & J. Open soda fountain 1845-06-14 3 Wilcox, D. & J. Ice cream praised 1845-06-21 2 Wilcox, D. & J. Testimonial 1846-08-08 2 Wilcox, D. & J. D. Wilcox notice to debtors 1848-01-01 3 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Married Maria Sherman 1843-04-29 3 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Opens soda fountain and candy store 1845-03-29 3 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Notice to debtors 1848-01-01 3 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Store mentioned 1848-04-08 2 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Testimonial for store 1851-07-12 2 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Advertisement for Washington Saloon 1854-06-24 3 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Advertisement, testimonial to store 1861-06-22 2 & 3 Wilcox, Daniel (proprietor, soda fountain) Obituary and article on death 1873-04-26 2 Wilcox, Hannah C. Obituary, wife of John 1852-01-03 3 Wilcox, James Obituary, son of John 1847-12-18 3 Wilcox, James Probate notice 1848-04-08 3 Wilcox, John (merchant) Store mentioned in advertisement 1840-12-05 3 Wilcox, John (merchant) Advertisement for corn and wood 1842-05-21 3 Wilcox, John (merchant) Store mentioned in advertisement 1845-02-15 3 Wilcox, John (merchant) Director, Eagle Bank 1848-07-08 no page given Wilcox, John (merchant) Married Eliza S. Jenks 1853-10-15 3 Wilcox, John (merchant) Obituary and article on death 1873-04-26 2 Wilcox, Mary A. Married George L. Pierce 1849-12-15 3 Wilcox, Mary E. Married Z. Jameson of Vt. 1860-07-07 3 Wilcox, Nancy L. Married Wm. Davis 1837-11-04 3 Wilcox, Patience Married Robert Simmons 1849-11-17 3 Wilde, Michael Obituary 1855-04-21 3 Wilder, Caroline Married Charles Paine 1852-05-29 3 Wilder, Mr. Injured when horses run wild with sleigh 1850-01-05 2 Wilkenson, Anna Maria Obituary, child of John 1845-12-13 3 Wilkinson, Charlotte Daughter of James, obituary 1864-03-19 3 Wilkinson, James Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1860-12-29 2 Wilkinson, James Married Ellen Myers 1861-03-09 3 Wilkinson, James T. Married R. Darbyshire of Warren 1861-05-25 3 Wilkinson, James T. Feared captured in Battle of Bull Run 1861-07-27 2 Wilkinson, James T. Imprisoned at Richmond 1861-08-17 2 Wilkinson, James T. Imprisoned in Alabama 1862-02-22 2 Wilkinson, James T. Returns home 1862-06-21 2 Wilkinson, Sarah DeWolf Obituary, father Capt. Levi 1853-11-12 3 Wilkinson, Sarah DeWolf Obituary, child 1836-07-30 3 Willard (sloop) Cook dies of suffocation aboard 1842-06-18 2 Willard, Abby Obituary, wife of Capt. Gardner 1860-11-24 3 Willard, Ann Maria Obituary, infant 1833-09-14 3 Willard, Capt. H. (Master of ship Huma) Mentioned in notice 1843-10-21 3 Willard, Capt. John Takes command of ship 1839-09-28 2 Willard, Capt. John (mariner) Obituary & eulogy 1852-07-10 3 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Committee of vigilance 1842-03-12 3 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Part owner of new steamboat 1844-12-14 2 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Part owner of barque Ariel 1845-04-12 3 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Part owner of new ship 1845-10-25 2 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Appointed to town council 1847-04-10 2 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Whig delegate to state convention 1847-12-25 3 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Owner of new ship "Harvest" 1848-10-07 2 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Designs model for sailboat 1853-09-24 2 Willard, Gardner (Captain) Receives award for model 1853-10-01 2 Willard, Hezekiah Joins California gold rush 1849-03-10 2 Willard, Hezekiah Dies in California 1850-02-16 2 Willard, Hezekiah Probate notice 1850-04-13 3 Willard, Hezekiah Administrator's notice, commissioner's notice 1850-05-25 3 Willard, Hezekiah Mortgagee's sale of real estate 1851-04-12 3 Willard, Hezekiah Notice to debtors 1851-05-17 3 Willard, Hezekiah Notice re. property 1851-05-17 3 Willard, Mary Obituary, widow of Capt. Elijah 1850-07-06 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Advertisement 1833-11-02 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Notice of change in business 1834-12-06 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1835-05-16 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1835-11-07 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Vacates store 1835-11-21 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Advertisement for saddles, etc. 1836-07-02 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Opens dry goods store 1836-07-02 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Notice to debtors 1836-12-17 3 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Fire in South Carolina 1837-04-08 2 Willcox, Charles (storekeeper) Notice, will leave state 1837-07-01 3 Willet, Charles Married Nancy Hartshorn of Conn. 1833-11-16 3 Williams, Clara Obituary 1864-12-31 2 Williams, Jason Sec. of masons 1841-06-26 3 Williams, Jenette Escapes from jail 1841-05-14 3 Williams, Phebe Obituary, wife of Charles 1863-11-28 3 Willis, Abel Death from war wound 1863-01-03 2 Willis, Lucretia Married F. Manchester of Tiverton 1850-08-24 3 Williston, Almira B. Married Leonard A. Williston of Mass 1853-12-10 3 Williston, Ann Eliza Guardian appointed 1841-02-06 3 Williston, Annie M. Married Solomon H. Baxter of Mass. 1857-05-16 3 Williston, Capt. Benjamin S.C. Dies in San Francisco 1860-12-01 3 Williston, Capt. Cory Married Mary Frances Bowen 1855-09-22 3 Williston, Capt. Cory Involved in lawsuit re. payment of taxes 1858-05-08 2 Williston, Capt. Cory Petitions for remission of taxes 1858-05-29 2 Williston, Capt. Cory Petition denied 1858-07-10 2 Williston, Capt. Masa B. Obituary 1836-12-10 3 Williston, Capt. Masa B. Probate notice 1836-12-17 3 Williston, Capt. Masa B. Administrator's notice 1837-04-22 3 Williston, Capt. Masa B. Attempted arson aboard sloop 1838-02-10 2 Williston, Capt. Masa B. Guardian appointed for child 1841-02-06 3 Williston, Catharine Obituary 1847-03-27 3 Williston, Elizabeth Obituary 1865-03-25 3 Williston, Eveline Augusta Obituary, father Stephen C. 1855-09-29 3 Williston, Infant Obituary, child of Job Jr. 1843-05-20 3 Williston, Isaac C. (mariner) Letter received from 1853-03-05 2 Williston, Isaac C. (mariner) Dies at sea, obituary & eulogy 1855-02-17 3 Williston, Isaac C. (mariner) Probate notice 1855-09-15 3 Williston, Jennie C.B. Obituary, child of Cory, poem 1861-08-03 3 Williston, Job (captain) Sells schooner Sally Ann 1840-04-25 3 Williston, Job (captain) Son falls from mast of sloop, escapes injury 1843-07-22 2 Williston, Job (captain) Land sold at sheriff's sale 1844-03-30 3 Williston, Job (captain) Obituary 1857-05-23 3 Williston, Job Jr. Sells schooner Sally Ann 1840-04-25 3 Williston, Job Jr. Married Elizabeth Randall 1841-02-06 3 Williston, Lilian Obituary, infant of Stephen C., poem 1861-08-17 3 Williston, Mary E. Married Samuel Taylor on Nantucket 1836-07-30 3 Williston, Mercy Widow of Captain Job, obituary 1870-08-27 3 Williston, Mrs. Opens millinery shop 1842-04-23 3 Williston, Nancy B. Married Edward Manchester 1847-06-26 3 Williston, Phebe A. Married Seneture Bennard 1848-06-17 3 Williston, Stephen C. Married Mary Munro 1850-12-14 3 Willistone, Ann M. Probate notice 1849-02-10 3 Wilmarth, Anna Obituary, child of Ephraim 1849-11-17 3 Wilmarth, Christina Wife of Horace, obituary 1868-05-16 3 Wilmarth, Mr. Boarding house mentioned in advertisement 1839-02-02 3 Wilmarth, Mr. (Watchman, Bristol Steam Mill) Injured when mill struck by lightning 1843-06-17 2 Wilson, Amos Married Susan Vickery 1838-12-08 3 Wilson, Amos Obituary 1864-09-17 3 Wilson, Ann Elizabeth Obituary, child of Benjamin R. 1843-02-25 3 Wilson, Benjamin R. Married Elizabeth Meiggs 1841-01-02 3 Wilson, Benjamin R. Advertisement for auction 1855-03-10 3 Wilson, Benjamin R. Lawsuit vs. J. Pearce resolved 1860-05-12 2 Wilson, Benjamin R. Chosen delegate 1861-02-22 2 Wilson, Betsey Obituary 1841-07-03 3 Wilson, Betsey Obituary, child of George 1840-05-30 3 Wilson, Capt. J. Oliver Dies in Cuba 1839-04-06 3 Wilson, Elizabeth F. Married Jonathan Munro 1849-04-21 3 Wilson, George Discovered living in Greece, foreign mercenary, remembered by citizens 1844-01-13 2 Wilson, George Abuses Rev. Scott, robs church 1840-05-02 2 Wilson, George Case comes to trial 1840-09-19 2 Wilson, George Discussion of case 1840-09-26 2 Wilson, George H. Sells land on Wood St. 1852-05-08 3 Wilson, George H. Jr. Offers art lessons 1852-10-23 3 Wilson, Infant Obituary, child of James 1845-09-20 3 Wilson, Infant Obituary, child of Philip 1841-10-23 3 Wilson, Isaac W. Obituary, dies at 16, son of James 1860-12-08 3 Wilson, James Married Jane Polark of S. Kingston 1843-04-01 3 Wilson, James Officer, St. Alban's Lodge 1860-12-29 2 Wilson, James R. Obituary, son of James 1852-08-21 3 Wilson, Jemima Obituary 1840-01-25 3 Wilson, Jemima Probate notice 1840-03-07 3 Wilson, Jemima Administrator's notice 1840-04-11 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Guardian appointed 1836-11-26 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Guardian's notice 1837-01-07 3 Wilson, Jeremiah "J. Wilson Place" let 1845-05-24 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Petition to sell real estate 1850-02-09 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Guardian's sale of real estate 1850-06-08 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Probate notice 1860-10-06 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Administrator's notice 1860-10-06 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Administrator's notice 1860-11-17 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Commissioner's notice 1861-01-12 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Commissioner's notice 1861-06-08 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Petition to sell real estate 1861-07-06 3 Wilson, Jeremiah Administrator's sale of real estate 1861-09-07 3 Wilson, Mary Obituary 1853-08-06 3 Wilson, Mary A. Married George P. Richards 1853-10-08 3 Wilson, Mary A. Daughter of Thomas, obituary 1864-09-10 3 Wilson, Mary Abby Married Julius Perry of Boston 1855-06-30 3 Wilson, Mary E. Married Lorenzo Ludwig 1861-06-08 3 Wilson, Mrs. Left destitute by fire 1841-05-08 2 Wilson, Mrs. Amey Widow of the late Mr. Thomas Wilson, obituary 1867-06-29 3 Wilson, Nancy Obituary, daughter of Thomas 1843-12-09 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Married Sally Meigs 1839-04-06 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Opens cobbler shop 1846-03-07 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Agent for New York firm 1847-07-24 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Store burglarized 1848-06-24 2 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Dies at 28, obituary and eulogy 1848-12-23 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Probate notice 1849-01-06 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Administrator's, commissioner's notices 1849-02-10 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Administrator's sale of stock 1849-02-10 3 Wilson, Philip G. (cobbler, storekeeper) Administrator's sale of real estate 1849-09-08 3 Wilson, Ruth Obituary 1857-12-19 3 Wilson, Ruth Probate notice 1858-01-16 4 Wilson, Ruth Administrator's notice 1858-04-03 3 Wilson, S.L. (storekeeper) Opens dry goods store 1842-10-15 3 Wilson, Sarah B. Obituary, widow of Philip G. 1852-05-01 3 Wilson, Susan E. Married Gideon Gifford 1851-03-01 3 Wilson, Thomas Obituary 1857-06-13 5 Wilson, Thomas Probate notice 1835-12-12 3 Wilson, William Drinks self to death 1838-04-28 2 Windmills Windmill at south end of town sold 1847-12-11 3 Windmills Windmill at auction 1848-09-23 3 Windmills Windmill destroyed by fire, arson suspected 1848-09-30 2 Wingate, Edwin Married Elizabeth Mitchell 1849-11-03 3 Wingate, Emily Article on death 1866-12-08 2 Wingate, Emily Obituary 1866-12-08 3 Winkler, Abby Turner (Howe) Obituary, wife of Rev. E.T. and daughter of the late George and Abby S. Howe 1858-07-24 3 Winkler, Abby Turner (Howe) Eulogy copied from a Charleston paper 1858-07-31 3 Winslow, Anna B. Married Samuel B. Swan of Prov. 1852-12-11 3 Winslow, Charles Henry Obituary, child of Capt. James 1847-10-02 3 Winslow, Emily Obituary, wife of Washington, father the late Capt. John Gladding 1856-06-14 3 Winslow, Hannah E. Married James Barrass of Warren 1851-09-06 3 Winslow, Jennie Daughter of Capt. James, obituary 1864-03-19 3 Winslow, Joseph Married Mary Ingraham 1850-10-19 3 Winslow, Joseph E. Obituary, father Joseph, also poem 1854-10-14 3 Winslow, Mary Elizabeth Obituary 1860-12-15 3 Winslow, Washington Married Emily Gladding 1849-04-28 3 Winthrop (barque) Purchased by Bristolians for expedition to California gold fields 1849-01-27 2 Winthrop (barque) Rev. Lindsey addresses co. 1849-03-10 2 Winthrop (barque) Begins voyage 1849-03-31 2 Winthrop (barque) News of safe arrival 1849-06-02 2 Winthrop (barque) Arrives in San Francisco 1849-10-13 2 Winthrop (barque) Returns gold dust to Bristol 1849-12-15 2 Winthrop (barque) Letter from passenger describing conditions 1849-12-15 2 Winthrop (barque) Passengers prosper in gold fields 1850-01-19 2 Winthrop (barque) Letter from passenger describing harsh conditions 1850-05-11 2 Winthrop (barque) Master, Capt. Moore dies 1850-12-14 3 Winthrop (barque) Returns from California 1851-08-02 2 Winthrop (barque) For sale 1851-09-20 3 Wood Street School Colored school gives exhibition 1854-07-29 2 Wood Street School Ladies of hold fair 1855-04-21 3 Wood, Betsey Guardian to be appointed 1838-11-10 3 Wood, Elizabeth Married Jeremiah Liscomb 1839-11-30 3 Wood, Julia A. Married Allen Sandford 1842-04-23 3 Wood, Mary Obituary 1837-08-12 3 Wood, Moses B. V.P. Bristol Union Temperance Society 1838-03-03 2 Wood, Moses B. Buys stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1839-02-02 3 Wood, Moses B. Building Comm., Cotton Mill 1839-04-13 3 Wood, Moses B. Director, Pocanoket Steam Mill 1841-02-06 3 Wood, Moses B. Trustee of Savings Bank 1841-08-14 3 Wood, Moses B. Buys stock in Bristol Steam Mill 1843-03-04 3 Wood, Moses B. Disposes of all stock in Poca. Steam Mill 1843-03-04 3 Wood, Moses B. Buys stock in Bristol Steam Mill after mill destroyed by fire 1843-07-15 3 Wood, Moses B. V.P. Young Men's Temperance Soc. 1844-08-17 2 Wood, Moses B. Pres. of Young Men's Tem. Soc. 1846-04-04 2 Wood, Moses B. House mentioned in advertisement 1849-03-24 3 Wood, Moses B. V.P. of Bristol Freemont Club 1856-09-13 2 Wood, Sarah S. Widow of Thomas, obituary 1864-06-11 3 Wood, Thomas Obituary 1849-02-17 3 Woodmancy, Jeremiah Boatman of custom house 1845-09-20 2 Woods, Sarah J. Obituary, wife of Chas 1858-10-02 3 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Visits Bristol 1858-09-25 2 & 3 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Opens office 1858-12-04 3 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Advertisement 1860-01-07 3 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Transfers patients to Dr. Greene 1860-01-21 3 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Visits Bristol 1860-03-10 3 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Moves to New Orleans, testimonial to 1860-03-31 2 Woodward, Dr. C.A. (dentist) Visits Bristol 1860-06-30 2 Wooster, Charles W. (teacher) Opens Bristol Classical Institute 1849-11-10 3 Wooster, Charles W. (teacher) Former classroom mentioned 1850-10-19 2 & 3 Wooster, Charles W. (teacher) Mortgagees' sale of real estate 1851-03-22 3 Wooster, Charles W. (teacher) Mortgagees' sale of real estate 1851-05-17 3 Worsley, Ashton Obituary 1854-12-09 2 & 3 Worster, C.W. (May be C.W. Wooster)(teacher) Opens writing school 1848-12-30 3 Wright, A.G. (May be Allen G.) Officer Bristol Artillery 1858-04-03 2 Wright, Allen Admitted freeman 1834-08-30 2 Wright, Allen G. (May be A.G. Wright) Officer, Bristol Artillery Volunteers 1861-05-04 2 Wright, Allen G. (May be A.G. Wright) App. captain of fifth regiment 1861-11-16 2 Wright, Allen G. (May be A.G. Wright) Presented with sword by townspeople, married Sarah Wyatt 1861-11-30 2 & 3 Wright, Allen G. (May be A.G. Wright) Writes describing capture of Newbern 1862-03-22 2 Wright, Almira Obituary, child 1839-08-03 3 Wright, Amos Obituary 1836-03-12 3 Wright, Charles Leonard Obituary, child 1836-09-10 3 Wright, Edward Allen Obituary, child 1836-09-10 3 Wright, Edward B. Obituary, child 1836-09-03 3 Wright, Frederic Obituary 1868-04-25 3 Wright, Henry (Infant) Only child of Allen G. and Fannie E., obituary 1867-07-13 3 Wright, Infant Obituary, child of Wm. 1845-12-20 3 Wright, Leonard Elected officer of infantry 1834-05-03 2 Wright, Leonard Prot. episcopal rep. to New Temperance Soc. 1844-01-27 2 Wright, Leonard Real estate sold at auction 1848-10-28 3 Wright, Leonard App. to school committee 1853-04-16 2 Wright, Leonard Advertisement for house on Byfield St. 1854-08-05 3 Wright, Leonard Married Louisa B. Gray 1857-08-29 3 Wright, Leonard Chaplain, St. Alban's Lodge 1857-12-19 3 Wright, Leonard Officer of State Masonic Hall 1860-06-02 2 Wright, Phebe Ann Married Isiah N. Martin of Barr. 1854-10-21 3 Wright, W. Leonard Elected officer of masons 1853-07-02 2 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Director, Freeman's Bank 1836-01-09 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Mentioned in advertisement 1839-08-03 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Sells house lots 1841-03-27 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Dorrite candidate for senator 1843-04-08 2 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Sells house lots and factory stocks 1843-04-15 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) App. post master 1845-04-05 2 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Sells stock in Pokanoket Steam Mill 1845-11-15 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Married Mary Martin of Prov. 1846-05-16 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Donates clothing for victims of famine in Ireland 1847-03-20 2 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Store burglarized of $50 worth of goods 1854-01-07 2 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Obituary & eulogy 1856-08-16 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Probate notice 1856-08-16 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Executor's notice 1856-09-06 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Commissioner's notice 1856-12-13 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Auction of stock 1856-11-29 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Store sold at auction 1856-12-13 3 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Administrator's notice 1858-10-16 4 Wyatt, Benjamin (deacon) Former store mentioned 1857-08-08 3 Wyatt, Benjamin Greene Obituary 1857-12-12 3 Wyatt, Benjamin Greene Administrator's notice 1858-10-09 3 Wyatt, Church & Co. Advertisement 1836-04-02 3 Wyatt, Church & Co. Advertisement for tailoresses 1836-06-11 3 Wyatt, Church & Co. Notice to debtors 1836-12-03 3 Wyatt, Church & Co. Final notice to debtors, firm closed 1837-05-20 4 Wyatt, Elizabeth G. (teacher) Opens school for young ladies 1844-04-06 3 Wyatt, Elizabeth G. (teacher) Mentioned in school committee's report 1845-03-29 3 Wyatt, Elizabeth G. (teacher) Married Joseph Wardwell 2nd 1847-08-14 3 Wyatt, Lydia Obituary 1841-03-13 3 Wyatt, Olive Opens tailor shop in home 1843-04-08 3 Wyatt, Rebecca Obituary and eulogy, wife of Deacon Benjamin 1845-11-01 3 Wyatt, Sarah Married Allen Wright 1861-11-30 3 Wyatt, Susan M. Married Aaron Easterbrooks 1837-10-28 3 Wyatt, Tillinghast Obituary, child 1838-09-22 3 Wyatt, William Advertisement 1834-10-18 3 Wyatt, William Business becomes independent 1835-04-18 3 Wyatt, William Moves store 1835-10-17 3 Wyatt, William Copartnership dissolved 1838-01-20 3 Wyatt, William Will continue as tailor 1838-01-20 3 Wyatt, William Opens new store 1838-08-11 3 Wyatt, William Moves store 1839-04-27 3 Wyatt, William Moves store 1840-12-05 3 Wyatt, William Insolvent, assignee's notice 1842-04-23 3 Wyatt, William Stock of store sold at auction 1843-04-22 3 Wyatt, William Opens new store 1852-05-01 3 Wyatt, William Assignee's notice 1853-06-18 3 Wyatt, William Sellout of stock 1853-06-18 3 Wyatt, William Stock sold at auction 1854-01-07 3 Wyatt, William Obituary 1854-10-07 3 Wyatt, William Probate notice 1856-11-08 3 Wyatt, William Administrator's notice 1856-12-06 3 Wyatt, William Involved in war in Nicaragua 1856-11-29 2 Wyatt, William & Co. Advertisement 1837-03-25 3 Wyatt, William & Co. Business dissolved 1838-01-20 3 Wyatt, William 2nd Married Prudence Payne of Freetown 1841-01-16 3 Wyatt's Block Mentioned in advertisement 1854-08-05 3 Wyatt's Row Mentioned in advertisement 1842-04-23 3 Wyattsville Land in 1838-02-24 3 Young American (steamboat) Begins summer run 1860-07-14 2 Young American (steamboat) Description of excursion aboard 1860-08-18 2 Young Ladies Boarding and Day School Opens 1847-08-14 3 Young Ladies Boarding and Day School Prices of 1848-02-26 3 Young Men's Lyceum Meeting of 1842-11-12 3 Young Men's Lyceum Engage poet to deliver tribute to memory of Bishop Griswold 1843-02-25 2 Young Men's Lyceum Poem praised, efforts of Lyceum praised 1842-03-04 3 Young Men's Lyceum Note thanking Wm. Cranston for poem 1843-03-04 3 Young Men's Lyceum Notice of lecture by George Mann of Prov. 1843-11-25 3 Young Men's Lyceum Prof. Gammel lectures to 1843-12-23 3 Young Men's Lyceum Efforts of in arranging series of lectures praised 1844-01-20 2 Young Men's Lyceum Receives card of thanks from Mr. Day 1844-03-02 3 Young Men's Lyceum Card of thanks to Henry Cranston 1844-03-16 3 Young Men's Lyceum Member of lyceum lectures to group 1844-03-23 2 Young Men's Lyceum Efforts of in promoting study of history praised 1844-08-17 2 Young Men's Lyceum Series of lectures and growing literary tastes of citizens praised 1845-05-03 2 Young Men's Lyceum Winter series begins 1846-12-05 2

Young Men's Temperance Society, See Bristol Young Men's Temperance Society Young Mens Christian Association Officers of Board of Managers elected 1864-04-16 2 Young Mens Christian Association Resolutions & donations listed 1864-05-28 2 Young Mens Christian Association Has clambake for fund-raising 1867-08-17 2 Young Mens Christian Association Summary of manager's report 1867-10-19 2 Young, Lucy House sold at auction 1841-01-09 3 Young, Mary Obituary 1840-05-02 3 Young, Mary Probate notice 1841-03-06 3 Young, William Probate notice 1834-01-11 3 Young, William Real estate sold 1834-03-15 3 Young, William House lots sold 1836-10-15 3