On August 14, 2023, Bruce Garver composed the following first draft of a "bio" of John Smith Baldwin (14 Apr 1822 – 28 Dec 1893). This "bio" will be revised and enlarged as new data becomes available. Appreciated will be any suggestions for improving the accuracy of this "bio" and for adding pertinent information to it.
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John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) was born on April 14, 1822, at Elizabeth, seat of Union County, New Jersey, to Smith Baldwin (1787 - 1823) and Mary Passel (Stiles) Baldwin (1788–1848). Of their four children, John Smith Baldwin was the youngest.
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ADD A PARAGRAPH ABOUT JOHN's TWO WIVEs and HIS & THEIR CHILDREN....
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During the Civil War, John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) served from August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865, as a bugler and the "Principal Musician" in Company "I" of the 52nd Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
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During the years 1857 to 1862 and 1865 to 1893, John Smith Baldwin served as the superintendent of Wesleyan Cemetery in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, excluding only his years of voluntary military service -- August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865 -- to the United States during the Civil War.
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On December 28, 1893, John Smith Baldwin died at the age of seventy-one in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, where he was interred two days later at Wesleyan Cemetery in Section D, Lot 14, Grave 04.
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John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) was born on April 14, 1822, at Elizabeth, seat of Union County, New Jersey, to Smith Baldwin (1787 - 1823) and Mary Passel (Stiles) Baldwin (1788–1848). Of their four children, John Smith Baldwin was the youngest.
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ADD A PARAGRAPH ABOUT JOHN's TWO WIVEs and HIS & THEIR CHILDREN....
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During the Civil War, John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) served from August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865, as a bugler and the "Principal Musician" in Company "I" of the 52nd Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
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During the years 1857 to 1862 and 1865 to 1893, John Smith Baldwin served as the superintendent of Wesleyan Cemetery in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, excluding only his years of voluntary military service -- August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865 -- to the United States during the Civil War.
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On December 28, 1893, John Smith Baldwin died at the age of seventy-one in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, where he was interred two days later at Wesleyan Cemetery in Section D, Lot 14, Grave 04.
On August 14, 2023, Bruce Garver composed the following first draft of a "bio" of John Smith Baldwin (14 Apr 1822 – 28 Dec 1893). This "bio" will be revised and enlarged as new data becomes available. Appreciated will be any suggestions for improving the accuracy of this "bio" and for adding pertinent information to it.
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John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) was born on April 14, 1822, at Elizabeth, seat of Union County, New Jersey, to Smith Baldwin (1787 - 1823) and Mary Passel (Stiles) Baldwin (1788–1848). Of their four children, John Smith Baldwin was the youngest.
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ADD A PARAGRAPH ABOUT JOHN's TWO WIVEs and HIS & THEIR CHILDREN....
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During the Civil War, John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) served from August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865, as a bugler and the "Principal Musician" in Company "I" of the 52nd Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
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During the years 1857 to 1862 and 1865 to 1893, John Smith Baldwin served as the superintendent of Wesleyan Cemetery in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, excluding only his years of voluntary military service -- August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865 -- to the United States during the Civil War.
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On December 28, 1893, John Smith Baldwin died at the age of seventy-one in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, where he was interred two days later at Wesleyan Cemetery in Section D, Lot 14, Grave 04.
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John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) was born on April 14, 1822, at Elizabeth, seat of Union County, New Jersey, to Smith Baldwin (1787 - 1823) and Mary Passel (Stiles) Baldwin (1788–1848). Of their four children, John Smith Baldwin was the youngest.
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ADD A PARAGRAPH ABOUT JOHN's TWO WIVEs and HIS & THEIR CHILDREN....
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During the Civil War, John Smith Baldwin (1822- 1893) served from August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865, as a bugler and the "Principal Musician" in Company "I" of the 52nd Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
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During the years 1857 to 1862 and 1865 to 1893, John Smith Baldwin served as the superintendent of Wesleyan Cemetery in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, excluding only his years of voluntary military service -- August 10, 1862, until June 3, 1865 -- to the United States during the Civil War.
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On December 28, 1893, John Smith Baldwin died at the age of seventy-one in Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, where he was interred two days later at Wesleyan Cemetery in Section D, Lot 14, Grave 04.
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