6 Jan 168[4/]5 Hannah married Daniel Baldwin (22158) , son of Dea. Henry Baldwin (-14 Feb 1697/8) & Phebe Richardson (8294) (ca 1632-13 Sep 1716), in Cambridge, MA.124 Born on 15 Mar 1659 in Woburn, MA.124 Daniel died in Woburn, MA 24 Jan 1718/9.279

In the case of John Seers versus Lieutenant John Wyman, before the council in 1676, Daniel Baldwin, aged seventeen years, testified about the impressment of two horses, and that while pressing a horse belonging to John Wyman, he resisted the constable, said Wyman "suffered his negro servant to beat me with a great stick, and reproved him not." In the same case, on the testimony of several witnesses, Daniel Baldwin is called "grandchild to John Seers," and came with him to Lieutenant Wyman's garrison. The witnesses say Daniel Baldwin abused James Carringbone, negro servant of said Wyman, "both in words and deeds," calling him "Black Roag," and struck him with his gun across his back, and said he would "shute" him. Seers stated that Baldwin was a "solger" who came to Wyman's with him, and that one of Wyman's household struck said Baldwin with a "great stick." The particulars of this interesting case are published in Woburn Men in the Indian and Other Wars, pp. 11-14 (editions of 1897 and 1903).457

On 2 Oct 1688 when Mary was 19, she first married Capt. James Fowle (7254) , son of Lieut. James Fowle (2663) (12th 1st m. 1642 [Mar 1642/3]-17 Dec 1690) & Abigail Carter (3313) (21 Apr 1648-11 May 1718), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 4 Mar 1667 in Woburn, MA.124 James died in Woburn, MA 19 Mar 171[3/]4.124 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes ye body of Captain James Fowle, aged 47 years & 14 dayes, who deceased March ye 19, 1713”. Occupation: cordwainer.

James was selectman of Woburn in 1693 and 1694, also 1700 to 1714, when he died.  He was town clerk from 1701 to 1714.  He was also Captain in the trainbands.279 He died intestate.256

Mary second married Dea. Samuel Walker (8918) , son of Dea. Samuel Walker (3055) (28 Jun 1643-18 Jan 1703/4) & Sarah Reed (3911) (ca 1643-1 Nov 1681). Born on 25 Jan 1667 in Woburn, MA.124 Samuel died in Woburn, MA, on 28 Sep 1744; he was 77.124 Buried in Second Parish Burial Ground, Burlington.

Samuel first married Judith Heywood, second Mary (Richardson) Fowle, widow of James Fowle.

Samuel resided in that part of Woburn which was incorporated in 1730 as the town of Wilminington. He was a deacon from 1709 through 1730 of the original church in Woburn, and afterwards a deacon of the church in the second precince of Woburn which became Burlington.279

Samuel’s will, dated 2 Sep 1744, mentions his wife Mary; sons Samuel and Timothy; daughters Sarah Buck, deceased, Judith Johnson, deceased, Hannah Wyman, Mary Johnson, and Phebe Richardson; the children of Sarah Buck; the children Judith had by her husband Kendall; grandchild, daughter of Judith Johnson by her husband Johnson; and Rev. John Fox and Rev. Supply Clap.133

Second Parish Burial Ground, Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
    Here lyes the body of Deacon Samuel Walker who departed this life Sept. 28, 1744 in the 77th year of his age.

On 12 Apr 1692 when Elizabeth was 21, she first married Capt. John Coggin (18582) , son of John Coggin (6702) (ca 1642/3-) & Mary Long (7694) (say 1645-7 May 1681), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 27 Aug 1666 in Charlestown, MA.106 John died in Woburn, MA, on 17 Feb 1725; he was 58.124 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes buried the body of Captain John Coggin, who deceased February 17th, 1725, in ye 59th year of his age”. Occupation: Cordwainer.

John died intestate and administration was granted to son John, 23 Mar 1724/5 (Middlesex Probate file 4750.) the heirs: John Cogan of Cambridge cordwainer; Joseph Coggen of Wilmington blacksmith; Abigail Snow widow; Mary and Hannah Coggen spinsters; Thomas Coggen husbandman; and Priscilla Coggen spinster of Tewsksbury.32

On 4 Feb 1739 when Elizabeth was 68, she second married Jacob Wyman (22118) , son of Lieut. John Wyman (8279) (ca 1621-9 May 1684) & Sarah Nutt (ca 1624-24 May 1688), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 4 Jun 1665 in Woburn, MA. Jacob died in Watertown, MA, on 31 Mar 1742; he was 76.125 Occupation: tanner.

Jacob was freeman in 1690.125

Jacob’s first wife Elizabeth Richardson (dau. of Samuel Richardson) and second wife Elizabeth (Richardson) Coggin (dau. of Joseph Richardson) were first cousins.

On 24 Oct 1693 when Joseph was 21, he married Mary Blodgett, daughter of Samuel Blodgett (ca 1633-8 Jul 1687) & Ruth Eggleton (8 Nov 1631-14 Aug 1703), in Woburn or Charlestown, MA.124,106 Joseph Richardson & Mary Bloghead, both of Woburn, married by Mr. Charles Morton, Min. of Charlestowne. Born on 15 Sep 1673 in Woburn, MA.124 Mary died in Woburn, MA, on 11 Mar 1752; she was 78.124

On 21 Nov 1695 when Stephen was 21, he married Bridget Richardson (22173) , daughter of Theophilus Richardson (8295) (ca 1633-28 Dec 1674) & Mary Champney (Oct 1635-26 Aug 1704), in Woburn, MA.124 Born ca 1674.279 Bridget died in Woburn, MA on 1 Jul 1750.124 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes ye body of Mrs. Bridget Richardson, wife to Deacon Stephen Richardson, who died July ye 1st, 1750, aged 76 years”.

Stephen and Bridget were second cousins. His grandfather, Samuel Richardson, and her grandfather, Ezekiel Richardson, were brothers.