Annals of Trinity church, Newport, Rhode Island1698-1821 . ate, late of Newport, in his last will and testa-ment, for the benefit of the poor of our Church, to Mr. John Yeo-mans, upon said Yeomans paying the sum of eight hundred dol-lars, by two notes of hand, payable at one of the banks of Newport,one for four hundred dollars, payable with interest, in one year, andthe other for the same sum, with interest likewise, in two years fromthe date of the said lease. Voted : that the advertising the several lots of land at the southend of the Town, to be sold at public auction on the 25th of thismon
Annals of Trinity church, Newport, Rhode Island1698-1821 . ate, late of Newport, in his last will and testa-ment, for the benefit of the poor of our Church, to Mr. John Yeo-mans, upon said Yeomans paying the sum of eight hundred dol-lars, by two notes of hand, payable at one of the banks of Newport,one for four hundred dollars, payable with interest, in one year, andthe other for the same sum, with interest likewise, in two years fromthe date of the said lease. Voted : that the advertising the several lots of land at the southend of the Town, to be sold at public auction on the 25th of thismonth, agreeably to a resolve of the Vestry at their last meeting, beomitted as unnecessary. John Crooke, .John Wood,Tho. Arnold,Geo. Champlin,Wm. Miller,Mary Gibbs,Wm. Wilder, .Tho. R. Gardner,Benj. Gardiner,Silas Dean, $ Edward Brinley, j John L. Boss, W. Wood, Mr. Hynde, Mrs. Malbone, Steph. Deblois, Wm. C. Baen, Ann Robinson, Mrs. F. Malbone, Edwd T. Waring, ;;.oo. Dr. Edmund ThomasWaring was born atCharleston, S. C, De-cember 25, 1779, cameto Newport, studied med-icine with Dr. Isaac Sen-ter, and here opened an office and devoted himself to his profession, whichhe followed for more than thirty years. He was one of the founders ofthe Rhode Island Medical Society, in which society he held an office fora number of years. He died at Charleston, January 21, 1835, and his re-mains were brought to Newport and laid in the grave in which his wife,daughter of Francis Malbone, had been placed twelve years before. NEWPORT. RJlOm- ISLAND. 249 April 1, 1805. Whereas, the Vestry has been informed throughthe Reva Mr. Griswokl, of Bristol, that Mr. John Ward, of Litch-field, Ct, who has formerly officiated in this Church as a layreader, would, upon receiving an invitation, accept the office of As-sistant Minister and School-master. Voted : that he be invited to said office, and requested to qualifyhimse
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