Ebenezer Baldwin was born Oct 24, 1734 to Daniel Baldwin and Hannah Partridge in Norwich, New London County, Connecticut.
He married Ruth Swift (daughter of John Swift and Jerusha Clark) on Nov 12, 1761. They owned a farm just outside of Mansfield, Connecticut in an area known as Mount Hope.
Ebenezer and Ruth had a total of eleven children.
Ruth Baldwin - 1662-1764
Elizabeth Baldwin - 1763-1792 (married Andrew Hartshorn)
Ruth Baldwin 1765-?
Hannah Baldwin 1767-1847
Ebenezer Baldwin 1769-1773(buried Old Mansfield Cemetery) John Baldwin 1772-1850 (US Senator, married Polly Huntington 1st, 2nd ?
Jerusha Baldwin - 1776-1848
Polly Baldwin - 1778-1801 (married Josiah Butler)
Samuel Baldwin 1780-,
Eleazer Baldwin 1782-1825 (m. Harriet)
Thomas Baldwin 1787-1878(married Seviah Crane
Four of Thomas and Seviah Baldwin's children are buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery next to Ebenezer and Ruth Baldwin. Hezekiah, Monroe, Amasa and Seviah. Those are the only six Baldwin's buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery. All six headstones are located just behind the flowering dogwood in the photo.
He married Ruth Swift (daughter of John Swift and Jerusha Clark) on Nov 12, 1761. They owned a farm just outside of Mansfield, Connecticut in an area known as Mount Hope.
Ebenezer and Ruth had a total of eleven children.
Ruth Baldwin - 1662-1764
Elizabeth Baldwin - 1763-1792 (married Andrew Hartshorn)
Ruth Baldwin 1765-?
Hannah Baldwin 1767-1847
Ebenezer Baldwin 1769-1773(buried Old Mansfield Cemetery) John Baldwin 1772-1850 (US Senator, married Polly Huntington 1st, 2nd ?
Jerusha Baldwin - 1776-1848
Polly Baldwin - 1778-1801 (married Josiah Butler)
Samuel Baldwin 1780-,
Eleazer Baldwin 1782-1825 (m. Harriet)
Thomas Baldwin 1787-1878(married Seviah Crane
Four of Thomas and Seviah Baldwin's children are buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery next to Ebenezer and Ruth Baldwin. Hezekiah, Monroe, Amasa and Seviah. Those are the only six Baldwin's buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery. All six headstones are located just behind the flowering dogwood in the photo.
Ebenezer Baldwin was born Oct 24, 1734 to Daniel Baldwin and Hannah Partridge in Norwich, New London County, Connecticut.
He married Ruth Swift (daughter of John Swift and Jerusha Clark) on Nov 12, 1761. They owned a farm just outside of Mansfield, Connecticut in an area known as Mount Hope.
Ebenezer and Ruth had a total of eleven children.
Ruth Baldwin - 1662-1764
Elizabeth Baldwin - 1763-1792 (married Andrew Hartshorn)
Ruth Baldwin 1765-?
Hannah Baldwin 1767-1847
Ebenezer Baldwin 1769-1773(buried Old Mansfield Cemetery) John Baldwin 1772-1850 (US Senator, married Polly Huntington 1st, 2nd ?
Jerusha Baldwin - 1776-1848
Polly Baldwin - 1778-1801 (married Josiah Butler)
Samuel Baldwin 1780-,
Eleazer Baldwin 1782-1825 (m. Harriet)
Thomas Baldwin 1787-1878(married Seviah Crane
Four of Thomas and Seviah Baldwin's children are buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery next to Ebenezer and Ruth Baldwin. Hezekiah, Monroe, Amasa and Seviah. Those are the only six Baldwin's buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery. All six headstones are located just behind the flowering dogwood in the photo.
He married Ruth Swift (daughter of John Swift and Jerusha Clark) on Nov 12, 1761. They owned a farm just outside of Mansfield, Connecticut in an area known as Mount Hope.
Ebenezer and Ruth had a total of eleven children.
Ruth Baldwin - 1662-1764
Elizabeth Baldwin - 1763-1792 (married Andrew Hartshorn)
Ruth Baldwin 1765-?
Hannah Baldwin 1767-1847
Ebenezer Baldwin 1769-1773(buried Old Mansfield Cemetery) John Baldwin 1772-1850 (US Senator, married Polly Huntington 1st, 2nd ?
Jerusha Baldwin - 1776-1848
Polly Baldwin - 1778-1801 (married Josiah Butler)
Samuel Baldwin 1780-,
Eleazer Baldwin 1782-1825 (m. Harriet)
Thomas Baldwin 1787-1878(married Seviah Crane
Four of Thomas and Seviah Baldwin's children are buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery next to Ebenezer and Ruth Baldwin. Hezekiah, Monroe, Amasa and Seviah. Those are the only six Baldwin's buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery. All six headstones are located just behind the flowering dogwood in the photo.
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