Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Family of Phebe Richardson (7179) & Dea. Henry Baldwin

18284. Susanna Baldwin. Born on 30 Aug 1650 in Woburn, MA.35 Susanna died in Woburn, MA, on 28 Sep 1651; she was 1.145

18285. Susanna Baldwin. Born on 25 Jul 1652 in Woburn, MA.35 Susanna died in Woburn, MA, on 4 Mar 1694; she was 41.35

ca 1671 Susanna married Ens. Israel Walker (7368) , son of Samuel Walker (ca 1617-6 Nov 1684) & Anne Sheldon (2060). Born on 28 Jun 1648 in Reading, MA.183 Israel died in Woburn, MA, on 20 Apr 1719; he was 70.35

Israel was freeman 1674.2

Their children include:
18679 i. Israel Walker (Died young) (29 Sep 1672-1 Nov 1683)
18680 ii. Susanna Walker (1 Mar 1674-13 Jun 1699)
18681 iii. Phebe Walker (11 Mar 1676-7 Apr 1743)
18682 iv. Henry Walker (1 Feb 1679-aft 1779)
18683 v. Elizabeth Walker (Died soon) (26 Apr 1681-21 Jan 1682)
18684 vi. Hannah Walker (Died soon) (26 Apr 1681-8 May 1681)
18685 vii. Nathaniel Walker (15 Apr 1682-1 Jul 1759)
18686 viii. Israel Walker (26 Jul 1684-11 Apr 1723)
18687 ix. Hannah Walker (24 Sep 1686-1 Aug 1717)
18688 x. Abigail Walker (26 Sep 1688-)
18689 xi. Edward Walker (6 Nov 1690-)

18286. Phebe Baldwin. Born on 7 Sep 1654 in Woburn, MA.35 Phebe died in Woburn, MA, on 20 Oct 1679; she was 25.35

On 7 Nov 1676 when Phebe was 22, she married Samuel Richardson (7176) , son of Samuel Richardson (1997) (ca 1604-23 Mar 1658) & Joanna Thake (ca 1606-20 Jun 1666), in Woburn, MA.35 Born on 22 May 1646 in Woburn, MA.35 Samuel died in Woburn, MA, on 29 Apr 1712; he was 65.35 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn. “Here lyes ye body of Mr. Samuel Richardson, aged 66 years, died April ye 29th, 1712”.

From the Richardson Memorial:145
    “Samuel Richardson lived upon what has recently [1876] been called the Miller farm, on Richardson’s Row, less than a mile north of the present village of Winchester.  He was a soldier in ‘Philip's war,’ 1675. In the afternoon of April 10, 1676, he was employed in carting manure into his field, accompanied by his son Samuel, a boy between five and six years old.  Looking toward his house, he was surprised at seeing feathers flying about it and other tokens of mischief within.  He also heard the screams of his wife. Apprehending that Indians might be there, he hastened home with his gun, and there found two of his family murdered, viz., his wife Hannah, who had lately been confined, and his son Thomas, twin brother to him who had been with him in the field. On further search, it was found that the infant, only a week old, had been slain by the same ruthless hands. The nurse, it appeared, had snatched it up in her arms upon the alarm of danger, and was making her escape to a garrison house in the vicinity; but so closely was she pursued by the savages, that, finding she could not save herself and the babe too, she let the babe drop, and the Indians dispatched it at once.  Mr. Richardson now rallied some of his neighbors, who went with him in pursuit of the enemy.  Following them some time, they espied three Indians sitting on a rock, fired at them, killed one, and drove the others away.  [Sewalls Hist. of Woburn, p. 119.]
    “His will is dated Feb. 23, 1709-10; proved May 19, 1712; recorded Midd. Prob. Rec., xiii. 68.  He mentions wife Sarah, eldest son Samuel, daughter Elizabeth Wyman, wife of Jacob Wyman, son Zachariah, daughter Sarah Richardson, daughter Hannah Pratt, sons Ebenezer, Eleazar, David, Thomas, and Jonathan, the last being a minor.  He speaks of his brother Stephen and of John Vinton, their land as bordering on his own; of Joseph Richardson, jr., also, and Stephen Richardson, Jr., as his cousins, that is, nephews.”

Child:
18261 i. Zachariah Richardson (21 Nov 1677-3 Nov 1748)

18287. John Baldwin. Born on 28 Oct 1656 in Woburn, MA.35

18288. Daniel Baldwin. Born on 15 Mar 1659 in Woburn, MA.35 Daniel died in Woburn, MA, on 24 Jan 1718/9; he was 59.145

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).316

On 6 Jan 168[4/]5 when Daniel was 25, he married Hannah Richardson (4836) , daughter of Joseph Richardson (7175) (27 Jul 1643-5 Mar 1718) & Hannah Green (1320) (7 Feb 1646/7-20 May 1721), in Cambridge, MA.35 Born on 21 Oct 1667 in Woburn, MA.35 Hannah died in Woburn, MA, on 28 Sep 1726; she was 58.145

Daniel and Hannah were second cousins since his maternal grandfather and her paternal grandfather were brothers.

Their children include:
13820 i. Hannah Baldwin (21 Aug 1686-)
13821 ii. Phebe Baldwin (Died young) (13 May 1690-10 Mar 1706/7)
13822 iii. Joseph Baldwin (Twin, died young) (15 Mar 1693-12 Mar 1693)
13823 iv. Henry Baldwin (Twin, died young) (16 Mar 1693-12 Mar 1693)
13824 v. Susanna Baldwin (31 Mar 1694-bef 1746)
13825 vi. Daniel Baldwin (16 Dec 1695-5 Sep 1724)
13826 vii. Dorcas Baldwin (Died soon) (18 Oct 1697-7 Mar 1697/8)
13827 viii. Joseph Baldwin (17 Mar 1699-3 Feb 1744/5)
13828 ix. Dorcas Baldwin (11 Aug 1701-26 Jun 1745)
13829 x. John Baldwin (28 Aug 1703-)
13830 xi. Rebecca Baldwin (19 Dec 1705-10 Mar 1735/6)
13831 xii. Benjamin Baldwin (30 Mar 1707-)
13832 xiii. Phebe Baldwin (28 Dec 1708-)

18289. Timothy Baldwin. Born on 27 May 1661 in Woburn, MA.35

Timothy resided at Woburn and Stoneham.145

On 2 Jun 1687 when Timothy was 26, he married Elizabeth Hill, daughter of Ralph Hill (-9 Apr 1695) & Martha Toothaker (ca 1636-4 Jan 1704), in Billerica, MA.35 Born on 28 Jul 1661. Elizabeth died on 26 Jan 1703/4; she was 42.

Children of Timothy and Elizabeth (Hill) Baldwin, the first four born at Woburn:35
    i. Elizabeth Baldwin, b. 29 May 1688, d. 4 Apr 1691;
    ii. Timothy Baldwin, b. 20 Nov 1689;
    iii. Ralph Baldwin, b. 28 Jun 1691;
    iv. Hannah Baldwin, b. 6 Sep 1692, d. same day; and
    v. Elizabeth Baldwin, b. 21 Jun 1695.

18290. Mary Baldwin. Born on 19 Jul 1663 in Woburn, MA.35 Mary died in Woburn, MA, on 8 Jan 1663/4; she was <1.145

18291. Henry Baldwin. Born on 15 Nov 1664 in Woburn, MA.35 Henry died in Woburn, MA, on 7 Jul 1739; he was 74.35

Henry, of Woburn. Henry had all housing of his father, per will, after his mother, Phebe was deceased, and all lands after his father's decease.316

“The last will of Henry Baldwin, date January 9, 1732-33, presented by James Baldwin, left August 6, 1739, probated September 10, 1739, names wife, Abigail; Henry Baldwin, eldest son; sons David, Isaac, Samuel, and daughter, Abigail Converse, and son James Baldwin, executor. He gave wife one-half part of the house, northerly end, both upper and lower rooms, with the cellar under them, his son James had the other part. He confirmed certain gifts. He also gave his son James his sawmill and his rights in said sawmill stream.”316

On 4 May 1692 when Henry was 27, he married Abigail Fiske, daughter of Lieut. David Fiske (1624-14 Feb 1710/1) & Seaborn Wilson (ca 1628-12 Jan 1720/1), in Woburn, MA.35 Born on 1 Feb 1674.316 Abigail died in Jan 1771.145

Children of Henry and Abigail (Fiske) Baldwin, born at Woburn:35
    i. Henry Baldwin, b. 12 Jan 1693;
    ii. David Baldwin, b. 9 Apr 1696, d. 23 Jun 1770 at Sudbury, m. Abigail Jennison (b. 18 Dec 1702, d. 12 Jun 1767, dau. of William & Elizabeth (Golding) Jennison, of Sudbury), resided at Watertown;
    iii. Isaac Baldwin, b. 20 Feb 1700 , d. 12 Maer 1759 at Sudbury, m. 24 Mar 1726 Mary Flagg (b. 5 Dec 1702 at Woburn, d. 23 Sep 1744 at Sudbury, dau. of Ebenezer & Elizabeth (Carter) Flagg);
    iv. Abigail Baldwin, b. 13 Feb 1702, d. 4 Sep 1704;
    v. James Baldwin, b. 11 Jul 1705, d. 12 Jun 1709 ;
    vi. Abigail Baldwin, b. 19 Nov 1707, d. bef 1751, m. John Converse, resided at Leicester, MA;
    vii. James Baldwin, b. 19 Oct 1710; and
    viii. Samuel Baldwin, b. 31 Aug 1717, d. 21 Jul 1778 at Weston, m. 1st 23 Mar 1741/2 Elizabeth Jones of Weston (b. 25 Mar 1715, d. 7 Feb 1757, dau. of James & Sarah (Moore) Jones of Weston), m. 2nd 30 Mar 1758 Sarah Deming of Needham (d. 2 Mßay 1760 æ. 39), m. 3rd 25 Mar 1762 Rebecca Cotton (b. 14 Nov 1725, d. 16 Jan 1795, dau. of John & Mary (Gibbs) Cotton).316

Their children include:
29583 i. Henry Baldwin (12 Jan 1693-7 Jul 1739)
29584 ii. Capt. David Baldwin (9 Apr 1696-23 Jun 1770)
29585 iii. James Baldwin (19 Oct 1710-28 Jun 1791)

18292. Abigail Baldwin. Born on 20 Aug 1667 in Woburn, MA.35

Children of John and Abigail (Baldwin) Reed, born at Woburn:
    i. Susanna Reed, b. 13 Sep 1706;
    ii. Henry Reed, b. 13 Jun 1708; and
    iii. Amos Reed, b. 25 May 1710.35

On 4 Dec 1705 when Abigail was 38, she married John Reed (15784) , son of Ralph Reed (5817) (ca 1630-4 Jan 1712) & Mary Peirce (6766) (ca 1636-15 Feb 1701), in Woburn, MA.35 Born ca 1660 in Woburn, MA.2 John died on 3 Mar 1733 in Woburn, MA.35

18293. Ruth Baldwin. Born on 31 Jul 1670 in Woburn, MA.35

Ruth had a daughter, Mary, born at Woburn 9 May 1692.35 Ruth was unmarried and alive in 1698 at the date of her father’s will.316

18294. Benjamin Baldwin. Born on 20 Jan 1673 in Woburn, MA.35 Benjamin died on 28 Apr 1736; he was 63.145

Benjamin married Hannah [Baldwin]. Hannah died on 28 Sep 1736.145

Children of Benjamin and Hannah Baldwin, born at Woburn:
    i. John Baldwin, b. 1697; and
    ii. Benjamin Baldwin, b. 25 Oct 1701.35

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