Transcribed from the Providence Gazette September 26, 1812 page 3
In this town, on Wednesday last, much and deservedly lamented, Mrs Amey
Waterman, consort of Mr. Stephen Waterman, merchant, in the 23rd year of her
age. She met the approaches of death with the calmness and resignation of a
Christian, and is now reaping the reward of a "good and faithful servant"
In this town, on Wednesday last, much and deservedly lamented, Mrs Amey
Waterman, consort of Mr. Stephen Waterman, merchant, in the 23rd year of her
age. She met the approaches of death with the calmness and resignation of a
Christian, and is now reaping the reward of a "good and faithful servant"
Transcribed from the Providence Gazette September 26, 1812 page 3
In this town, on Wednesday last, much and deservedly lamented, Mrs Amey
Waterman, consort of Mr. Stephen Waterman, merchant, in the 23rd year of her
age. She met the approaches of death with the calmness and resignation of a
Christian, and is now reaping the reward of a "good and faithful servant"
In this town, on Wednesday last, much and deservedly lamented, Mrs Amey
Waterman, consort of Mr. Stephen Waterman, merchant, in the 23rd year of her
age. She met the approaches of death with the calmness and resignation of a
Christian, and is now reaping the reward of a "good and faithful servant"
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