USANNA SHEPPARD, _Mile End Road_, _Middlesex_. 97 4mo. 16 1850

BETTY SHIPLEY, _Derby_. Widow of John Shipley, of Uttoxeter. 86 2mo. 3
1850

MARGARET SIKES, _Ashburton_, _Ireland_. Wife of William Sikes. 48 5mo.
4 1850

ALICE SILL, _Kendal_. 82 6mo. 1 1850

GEORGE SIMPSON, _Birkenhead_. 58 7mo. 5 1850

SUSANNA SMITH, _Drynah_, _Mountmelick_. Widow of Humphry Smith. 80
11mo. 19 1849

MARY SMITH, _Darlington_. 77 3mo. 2 1850

ABIGAIL SMITH, _Preston_. 70 5mo. 12 1850

HANNAH SMITH, _Walton_, _Liverpool_. Wife of Henry H. Smith. 58 1mo. 23
1850

CASSANDRA SMITH, _Birmingham_. Died at Dover. 49 9mo. 27 1849

JOHN SMITH, _Winchmorehill_. 77 7mo. 11 1850

ELIZABETH SNOWDEN, _Bradford_. Daughter of John and Ann Snowden. 21
7mo. 21 1850

MARY ANN SPARKES, _Exeter_. 41 2mo. 3 1850

ELIZA COLE SPARKES, _Exeter_. Daughter of Thomas and Esther Maria
Sparkes. 1 4mo. 29 1850

JOSEPH SPENCE, _York_. An Elder. 75 9mo. 26 1850

CHARLES SPENCE, _Darlington_. Son of Charles and Hannah Spence. 6 12mo.
8 1849

MARY SPENCER, _South Lodge, Cockermouth_. 69 6mo. 30 1850

WILLIAM SQUIRE, _Stoke Newington_. 59 3mo. 24 1850

DORCAS SQUIRE, _King's Langley_, _Hempstead_, _Herts_. 67 1mo. 9 1850

CATHERINE DYKE STADE, _Aberavon_, _Glamorgan_. Daughter of J. and R. D.
Stade. 6 11mo. 26 1849

SUSANNA STANILAND, _Hull_. 78 8mo. 26 1850

JAMES STEEVENS, _Basingstoke_. 59 2mo. 25 1850

MARY STRETCH, _Nantwich_. Widow of Richard Stretch. 80 3mo. 25 1850

ELIZABETH STRETCH, _Finedon_. Widow of Samuel Stretch, of Hortherton,
Cheshire. 75 2mo. 27 1850

SARAH TACKABERRY, _Ballygunner_, _Waterford_. Widow. 88 5mo. 12 1850

GEORGE NORTH TATHAM, _Headingley_, _Leeds_. 78 5mo. 19 1850

JAMES TAYLOR, _Heston_, _near Brentford_. 79 2mo. 7 1850

BENJAMIN THOMPSON, _Spring Hill_, _Lurgan_. 77 3mo. 19 1850

THOMAS THOMSON, _Dublin_. Son of Benjamin and Sarah Thomson. 23 11mo.
21 1849

PHILIP H. L. THORNTON, _Sidcot_. Son of William and Catherine Thornton.
22 6mo. 5 1850

The subject of this memoir was a native of Kingsbridge, Devonshire; and
was educated among Friends. He was not by birth a member of our Society,
but was received into membership a short time previous to his death.
Having been adopted by his uncle, he was taken to Ireland, when about
fourteen years of age, as an apprentice to one of the Provincial Schools,
of which his uncle was the superintendent.

Endowed with natu