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From: "William A. Wilton" <>
Subject: Re: [BALDWIN-L] Re: Aubrey Baldwin Books
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 17:36:32 -0700
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Don;
What about the Baldwin's who were in VT before 1817 as my Wesson (H.?)
Baldwin b in NY but dad in VT. Mom in CT. and then in NY unk where in NEW
YORK of VT.?? What ones would they maybe be apt to be in??
Thanks.
Maxine Baldwin Wilton


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Subject: [BALDWIN-L] Re: Aubrey Baldwin Books


> Susan Whittington wrote:
>
> > Thanks, Donn, for the clarification on the book. Would you happen to
know
> > what film would include Maryland? I'm only interested in knowing the
> source
> > of the entry Zachariah BALDWIN, son of Samuel BALDWIN, Prince Georges
> County
> > Maryland as I don't have them connected that way.
>
> To my knowledge, none of the books includes an immigrant ancestor who
first
> settled in Maryland. Unless you have some indication that the line in
question
> originated in New Englland, I would try first Volume 5, the Pennsylvania
> settlers, and if not found there, then Volume 3, which includes Long
Island. The
> FHL microfiche numbers are 6093213 and 6089174 respectively. There are
> separate indexes for each family line, but spouses are namedd to
distinguish among
> Baldwins with the same given name.
>
> It's quite possible, however, that one of the several early lines in the
> Milford, CT, area, had descendants who moved to Maryland, and would be
listed in
> the remaining volumes.
>
> Donn Devine
>
>
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