On 1 Nov 1649 Phebe married Dea. Henry Baldwin in Woburn, MA.124 Henry died in Woburn, MA 14 Feb 1697/8.279

Henry “came from Devonshire, England; probably at first lived in Charlestown a few years; subscribed the ‘Town Orders,’ relative to the settlement of Woburn, December, 1640; settled in Woburn, accordingly, 1641; freeman of the colony, 1652; became a distinguished citizen of the town.  His place of residence was at ‘New Bridge,’ or North Woburn, where some of his descendants in each generation have had their abode, and been large proprietors of land.  He was a selectman of Woburn, 1681, and a deacon of the church from 1686 till his death.”279

    “Henry Baldwin, the immigrant ancestor, probably from Devonshire, in England, was one of the first settlers of the new town of Woburn, and of that part of it which is now known as North Woburn. Here in 1661, he built the ‘palatial house which is still on of the most imposing in the town, and which, though with some changes and occasional improvement,’ has been owned and occupied by his descendants for six generations. The house is the oldest dwelling in Woburn. The estate connected with it and its owner, Colonel Loammi Baldwin, contained in 1801 the large number of 212 acres, valued at $9,000 by the town assessors at that time. A late owner, George R. Baldwin, son of Colonel Baldwin, is succeeded by his daughter, Mrs. Griffith. In 1820, the house was in looks much the same as now. The north chimney, put up by George R. Baldwin, was reputed to be the first ‘single flue’ chimney made in the country. He designed the chimney caps and built a small addition to the rear of the house. On the south, between the house and the canal, was formerly a beautiful garden, with walks and trees, superior to anything of the kind then in this section. All traces of its appointments having long since disappeared, ‘neither fountain, nor arbor, nor walk, nor boat, is there now to hint at the story of the past.’ In 1832, George R. Baldwin occupied the mansion house. Attached to the estate in 1820 was a farm house which, doubled in size, still exists as an attachment to the larger place. Henry Baldwin was a sergeant of the Woburn militia from 1672-85, and deacon of the First Church, Woburn, from 1686 until his death.
    “Henry Baldwin the father, in will allowed April 4, 1698, names his wife, Phebe; sons Henry, Daniel, Timothy, and Benjamin; his son Israel Walker, husband of his daughter, Susanna, and his grandson Israel Walker; his son Samuel Richardson, husband of his daughter Phebe, and his grandson, Zachariah Richardson, son of Phebe; also his two daughters then single, Abigail and Ruth Baldwin.”457

(It’s been said that Henry was the son of Richard and Phillipa (Corbman) Baldwin. Is that correct?)

On 2 May 1654 Theophilus married Mary Champney, daughter of John Champney (ca 1610-bef 1643) & Joanna, in Woburn, MA.124 Born in Oct 1635 in Cambridge, MA.16 Mary died in Woburn, MA on 26 Aug 1704.124

Mary first married Theophilus Richardson, second John Brooks. Theophilus’s mother, Susannah, married second John Brooks father. Susannah had died a couple of years before Mary and Theophilus’s marriage.

On 6 Jun 1659 Josiah married Remembrance Underwood, daughter of William Underwood (ca 1616-12 Aug 1697) & Sarah Pellet (ca 1618-5 Nov 1684), in Concord, MA.279 Born 25 Feb 1639/40 in Concord, MA.279 Remembrance died in Chelmsford, MA 20 Feb 1718/9.

Children of Josiah and Remembrance (Underwood) Richardson, born in Chelmsford, were:
    i. Sarah, b. 25 Mar 1659/60, d. 30 Jan 1748 at Tyngsboro, m. at Chelmsford 19 Sep 1677 Lieut. William Fletcher (b. 21 Feb 1657 at Chelmsford, d. there 23 May 1712, son of Ens. William Fletcher);
    ii. Mary, b. 14 Apr 1662, m. at Chelmsford 17 Sep 1681 Thomas Colburn of Chelmsford, resided at Chelmsford;
    iii. Josiah, b. 18 May 1665;
    iv. Jonathan, b. 8 Oct 1667, d. 21 Feb 1753 at Chelmsford, m. there 8 Nov 1792 Elizabeth Bates (b. 22 Dec 1671 at Chelmsford, dau. of John & Mary Bates of Chelmsford);
    v. John, b. 14 Feb 1669/70, d. 13 Sep 1746, m. 31 Jan 1693/4 Elizabeth Farwell of Chelmsford (b. 9 Jun 1672 at Chelmsford, d. 9 May 1722);
    vi. Samuel, b. 21 Feb 1672/3, d. 28 Apr 1754 at Chelmsford, m. 17 Jan 1702/3 Rachel Howard;
    vii. Remembrance, b. 20 Apr 1674, d. before 1696; and
    viii. Susanna, b. ca. 1676, m. 23 Jan 1696 as his 2nd wife Henry Farwell (b. 17 Dec 1674 at Chelmsford, d. 1738, son of Joseph & Hannah Farewell, widower of Olive who d. 1 Mar 1691/2).279

On 28 Nov 1660 James married Bridget Henchman, daughter of Maj. Thomas Henchman, in Chelmsford, MA.279

Bridget Henchman, also spelled Hinksman, married first James Richardson, second William Chandler.

Children of James and Bridget (Henchmen) Richardson, born at Chelmsford:
    i. Thomas, b. 26 Oct 1661, d. 10 Feb 1700, m. Hannah Colburn (dau. of Edward Colburn of Dracut), resided at Dracut;
    ii. James, b. 24 Nov 1663; and
    iv. Ezekiel, b. 3 Sep 1677, d. ca. 1696, m. Mary Bunker (dau. of Jonathan Bunker, she m. 2nd 2 Feb 1697/8 Moses Barron of Chelmsford).279

On 25 May 1663 Esther married Benjamin Shaw, son of Roger Shaw (-29 May 1661) & Anne. Born ca 1641 in Cambridge, MA. Benjamin died in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire on 31 Dec 1717.