Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Nathan Baldwin (30433) & Elizabeth Rogers
48173. Mary Baldwin. Born ca 1714.55 Mary died in Milford, CT on 10 Oct 1781.65
Mary married Capt. Richard Bristol (16129) , son of Daniel Bristol (6006) (4 May 1671-15 May 1728) & Esther Sperry (ca 1677-). Born on 18 Oct 1708 in New Haven, CT.56 Richard died in Milford, CT, on 30 Jul 1791; he was 82.65
48174. Eunice Baldwin. Born ca 1734. Eunice died in Orange, CT on 16 Mar 1808.
Ca 1760 Eunice married William Fowler. Born on 22 Jul 1732 in Milford, CT. William died in Orange, CT, on 17 Feb 1808; he was 75.

William, son of Jonathan & Hannah (Clark) Fowler.
Their children include:
58964i.
Elizabeth Fowler (10 Feb 1765-10 May 1862)
48175. Sarah Baldwin. Sarah died in Oxford, CT on 12 Jul 1796.305

Children of Arthur and Sarah (Baldwin) Wooster:
    i. a son, bp. 18 Aug 1760 at St. James’ Church, Derby, d. young; and
    ii. Nathan, bp. 18 Aug 1760 at St. James’, d.s.p. 22 Dec 1808 at Oxford æ. 48, m. Ruth (d. ca. 1821).305
Sarah married Arthur Wooster, son of Timothy Wooster (12 Nov 1670-) & Anna Perry (22 Jan 1679-). Born on 26 Mar 1713 in Derby, CT.305 Arthur died in Oxford, CT, on 6 Aug 1796; he was 83.305

Arthur was appointed ensign of Capt. Elihu Hall’s company in the expedition against Canada, Jun 1746.305
48176. Comfort Baldwin. Born on 26 Dec 1729 in Milford, CT.65 Comfort died in Naugatuck, CT, on 1 Jul 1798; she was 68.55 Buried on 4 Jul 1798 in Gunntown Cemetery, Naugatuck.
Comfort first married Elijah Alling (36788) , son of John Alling (17759) (20 Jan 1697/8-ca 1746) & Patience Mix (23 Mar 1699[/1700]-23 May 1786). Born on 7 Dec 1731. Elijah was baptized on 6 Feb 1732. Elijah died on 22 Feb 1777; he was 45.
On 20 Feb 1778 when Comfort was 48, she second married Dea. Thomas Osborn (53625) , son of Joseph Osborn (48126) (ca 1693/4-Dec 1724) & Experience Tolles (36956) (ca 1694-), in Trinity Church, New Haven.55 Born on 1 Jun 1717 in New Haven, CT.56 Thomas died in Naugatuck, CT, on 1 Aug 1807; he was 90.55 Buried in Gunntown Cemetery, Naugatuck.
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