Son of David Baldwin and Lucy Minerd

Civil War Veteran

1850 Census - Springfield Twp., Summit County, Ohio

David Baldwin 45 Farmer Ohio
Lucy C. Baldwin 43 Ohio
Joseph Baldwin 19 Ohio
David Baldwin 17 Ohio
Lois Baldwin 15 Ohio
Emarette Baldwin 13 Ohio
Timothy Baldwin 11 Ohio
Lydia Baldwin 8 Ohio
Edwin Baldwin 3 Ohio
Lucy Baldwin 1 Ohio
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1860 Census - Springfield Twp., Summit County, Ohio

Timothy Baldwin 21 Farmer Ohio
Lucy Baldwin 53 Ohio
Lydia Baldwin 18 Ohio
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Married Phebe Ball March 30, 1862 in Allen County, Indiana

Founder of the now extinct town of Baldwin. He had the town platted out in 1890.

Timothy Baldwin, a worthy farmer of Jackson township, was born in Summit county, Ohio September 13, 1838. His grandparents were natives of Connecticut, and parents of Ohio; the father died in 1855 but the mother survives at the age of eighty-two years. In 1861, Mr. Baldwin came to Jackson township and settled where he now resides. Mr. Baldwin has followed farming and the mercantile business, except during the period of the Civil War, when he served gallantly in defense of his country. He enlisted in April 1861, in the Nineteenth Ohio and reenlisted in February 1865 in the One Hundred and Fifty Second Indiana serving in the Shenandoah Valley, and being discharged September 4, 1865. He is a member of John Stabler post, G.A.R., and is prominent in his township, having been elected justice of the peace for three successive terms. Mr. Baldwin was married March 30, 1862 to Phoebe E. Ball, the first white child born in Jackson township. Her father was a native of Virginia and her mother of New Jersey.
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Fort Wayne Sentinel
May 1, 1882

Timothy Baldwin, justice of the peace elect in Jackson township, received his commission today from the governor.
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The Weekly Breeze
April 14, 1892

Timothy Baldwin has filed his bond as Justice of the Peace of Jackson township.
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Weekly Breeze
June 11, 1896

Esquire T. Baldwin, informs us that it is quite probable that he will move from his farm in Jackson township, upon which he has resided for over thirty years, next week to his farm recently purchased in the eastern part of Ohio. We regret to hear that such is his intention as he is one of the leading and most energetic citizens of Jackson township and of the city of Baldwin.
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Fort Wayne Daily News
July 30, 1897

Timothy and Pheobe E. Baldwin, to the Oswego Tribe No. 201, I.O.R.M., at Baldwin, lot 4, in town of Baldwin, for $50.
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Married Rebecca Harshman Foor October 1, 1902 in Paulding County, Ohio.

Monroeville Weekly Breeze
March 10, 1910

Louis Roy, the hustling trustee of Jackson township, made a business trip and visited with friends and acquaintences at various points in the northern part of Michigan last week. His main mission was to negotiate and purchased, which he accomplished - an acre of land of Timothy Baldwin, formerly a citizen of Baldwin, and who still owns a tract of land in that section. The purchase was made by Trustee Roy with a view of erecting a new and handsome school building for Baldwin the coming summer. Since assuming the duties as trustee of Jackson township, Mr. Roy has gained the confidence and admiration of the citizens of that township and is predicted that he is going to make an officer equal to any they have ever had.