Per cemetery records, Charles S. Baldwin, born 1883, died 1917, buried Mar 28 1917 in CC 122, the only Baldwin in that plot, but with his mother, Agnes Bean.
Per Ohio County Marriage Records, on Mar 8 1917 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Carl S. Baldwin of Meadville, a brakeman, 30, born in Meadville, son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, married Bessie L. Bronson of Cleveland, 27, born in Meadville, PA, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson; first marriage for both.
On Mar 2 1918 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie L. Baldwin, 18, daughter of Harry and Flora Hobaugh Bronson, married Harry R. Haven, 27, son of Henry and Emma Powers Haven; his first, her second marriage.
On Dec 27 1923 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie Haven, 22, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson, married Harry A. Harris, 33, son of Henry and Allie Herron Harris; second marriage for both (??).
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Mar 28 1917:
Charles S. Baldwin, 30, a railroad brakeman, was killed at Barberton, OH, last Saturday. He was born in Brownsville.
Most of his life was spent at Cleveland and Meadville. He had been working for the Pennsylvania Railroad for a year, and was killed in the discharge of his duties.
He leaves his mother, Mrs. T. R. Font, of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Carl Patterson of Meadville; and an aunt, Mrs. S. C. Shaffer of Franklin.
Committal services were at Franklin Cemetery, conducted by Rev. S. V. Carmany. A delegation of 20 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, accompanied the body here from Meadville.
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Son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, per sister's marriage license and death certificate.
Per Ohio County Marriage Records, on Mar 8 1917 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Carl S. Baldwin of Meadville, a brakeman, 30, born in Meadville, son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, married Bessie L. Bronson of Cleveland, 27, born in Meadville, PA, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson; first marriage for both.
On Mar 2 1918 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie L. Baldwin, 18, daughter of Harry and Flora Hobaugh Bronson, married Harry R. Haven, 27, son of Henry and Emma Powers Haven; his first, her second marriage.
On Dec 27 1923 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie Haven, 22, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson, married Harry A. Harris, 33, son of Henry and Allie Herron Harris; second marriage for both (??).
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Mar 28 1917:
Charles S. Baldwin, 30, a railroad brakeman, was killed at Barberton, OH, last Saturday. He was born in Brownsville.
Most of his life was spent at Cleveland and Meadville. He had been working for the Pennsylvania Railroad for a year, and was killed in the discharge of his duties.
He leaves his mother, Mrs. T. R. Font, of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Carl Patterson of Meadville; and an aunt, Mrs. S. C. Shaffer of Franklin.
Committal services were at Franklin Cemetery, conducted by Rev. S. V. Carmany. A delegation of 20 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, accompanied the body here from Meadville.
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Son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, per sister's marriage license and death certificate.
Per cemetery records, Charles S. Baldwin, born 1883, died 1917, buried Mar 28 1917 in CC 122, the only Baldwin in that plot, but with his mother, Agnes Bean.
Per Ohio County Marriage Records, on Mar 8 1917 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Carl S. Baldwin of Meadville, a brakeman, 30, born in Meadville, son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, married Bessie L. Bronson of Cleveland, 27, born in Meadville, PA, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson; first marriage for both.
On Mar 2 1918 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie L. Baldwin, 18, daughter of Harry and Flora Hobaugh Bronson, married Harry R. Haven, 27, son of Henry and Emma Powers Haven; his first, her second marriage.
On Dec 27 1923 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie Haven, 22, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson, married Harry A. Harris, 33, son of Henry and Allie Herron Harris; second marriage for both (??).
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Mar 28 1917:
Charles S. Baldwin, 30, a railroad brakeman, was killed at Barberton, OH, last Saturday. He was born in Brownsville.
Most of his life was spent at Cleveland and Meadville. He had been working for the Pennsylvania Railroad for a year, and was killed in the discharge of his duties.
He leaves his mother, Mrs. T. R. Font, of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Carl Patterson of Meadville; and an aunt, Mrs. S. C. Shaffer of Franklin.
Committal services were at Franklin Cemetery, conducted by Rev. S. V. Carmany. A delegation of 20 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, accompanied the body here from Meadville.
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Son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, per sister's marriage license and death certificate.
Per Ohio County Marriage Records, on Mar 8 1917 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Carl S. Baldwin of Meadville, a brakeman, 30, born in Meadville, son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, married Bessie L. Bronson of Cleveland, 27, born in Meadville, PA, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson; first marriage for both.
On Mar 2 1918 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie L. Baldwin, 18, daughter of Harry and Flora Hobaugh Bronson, married Harry R. Haven, 27, son of Henry and Emma Powers Haven; his first, her second marriage.
On Dec 27 1923 in Cuyahoga Co, OH, Bessie Haven, 22, daughter of Harry and Flora Shade Bronson, married Harry A. Harris, 33, son of Henry and Allie Herron Harris; second marriage for both (??).
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Mar 28 1917:
Charles S. Baldwin, 30, a railroad brakeman, was killed at Barberton, OH, last Saturday. He was born in Brownsville.
Most of his life was spent at Cleveland and Meadville. He had been working for the Pennsylvania Railroad for a year, and was killed in the discharge of his duties.
He leaves his mother, Mrs. T. R. Font, of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Carl Patterson of Meadville; and an aunt, Mrs. S. C. Shaffer of Franklin.
Committal services were at Franklin Cemetery, conducted by Rev. S. V. Carmany. A delegation of 20 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, accompanied the body here from Meadville.
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Son of Charles and Agnes Seaton Baldwin, per sister's marriage license and death certificate.
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