Please do not suggest an edit to add Robert Baldwin findagrave # 175312406 as the father of this Richard Baldwin UNLESS YOU SEND A SUGGEST A CORRECTION AND LIST YOUR SOURCE FOR YOUR INFORMATION. So far there is no solid "proof" of who the father of Richard Baldwin is. Please see the research and many sources listed below.
This memorial and biography was created by serious genealogists and nothing will be considered without source information:
Thank you to Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens for creating and maintaining this memorial until the time came to transfer it to me, his descendant. The bio below is courtesy of them (except where noted). Thank you to Anne Shurtleff Stevens for entrusting this memorial to me.
11-26-16 The bio below was provided by Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens when I was gifted the memorial.
"Richard was the son of Sir John Baldwin and Agnes Dormer, and the grandson of William Baldwin and Jane Aylesbury, William Dormer and Agnes Jane Launcelyn.
Richard married Ellen Apuke. They were married in 1524 at Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire and had the following children:
* Agnes
* Alice
* Henry
* John
* Cicely
* Richard
* Lettice
His will was dated 16 January 1552, written at Aston Clinton.
Richard Baldwin was a Yeoman."
There is additional information from various sources listed below. These people either were asked if their information could be posted or they requested their information be posted for consideration.
April 21, 2022 Ruth Randall, Findagrave # 47335469 gave permission to post the following:
"Regarding cautions made on the findagrave website regarding naming of a father for RICHARD BALDWIN, findagrave #48691724: I offer conclusions made by this impressive researcher, who reports totally from primary sources in England. He wrote in 1884, but I found no more recent articles on the subject in the Register.
Source: Col. Joseph L. Chester, of London, Eng., regarding 20 years of research on the Baldwin Family of Aston, Clinton County, Bucks. NEHGS Register 38 (1884): 160-293.
"(I)n pursuing my investigations I have taken full abstracts of every Baldwin will and record of administration existing in the two Registries named, beyond which is would be useless to go, as the wills of Buckinghamshire people were proved in one of these two courts. I have also examined every reference to the name at the Public Record Office, and obtained all there is to be had from the Patent Rolls, Fines, Subsidies, Inquisitions, Chancery Proceedings, et cetera. I have also visited Aston Clinton and obtained every entry of the name of Baldwin from the Parish Registers. . . . I have only to add that, as I shall give my authority of every statement made, the entire account may be unhesitatingly relied upon."
Col. Chester continues with findings of all named Baldwin in early records, citing "dead ends" and the lack of proof to connect the family in an unbroken line—hence, he proposes "a new Baldwin pedigree." He says:
"(Due to lack of certainty) I prefer to commence the new pedigree with two brothers, Richard and John, concerning whom the testimony is positive, leaving the possible identifications of their progenitors, as it must be left, to the chance of accident."
He proposes starting with: RICHARD BALDWIN, likely the elder of the two brothers, who made his will at Aston Clinton "16 Jan. 6 Edw. VI [1552-3]," in the sixth year of the reign of King Edward the 6th, which was proved 21 Feb 1552-3. **This Richard Baldwin is memorial number 48691724 . "
I personally have reviewed:
4-29-17 - Baldwin Sir John English Origins of New England Families Second Series Vol.I page 71.
4-29-17 The Baldwins of Dundrige, Chesham In Co. Bucks by A. Vere Woodman, F.S.A. of Wing Bucks (which as far as I could tell did not list a father for Richard.
Per Sharon Marshall (fag member 47740199) "There is a book "Baldwin genealogy" written by Charles Candee Baldwin. There is a section of said book titled Richard of Bucks County, England. This book cites court records that say the will of this Richard was proven on Feb. 21, 1552/53 by his executors." You would need to type: https:// before the writing below to link to the website for the book.
archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald
Kathleen Werner - member # 47799732 provided information that conflicts with the above parentage of Richard Baldwin.
"I have been researching Richard and have found that he was not the son of John. "Richard BALDWIN b. about 1503 of Aston Clinton, co. Bucks, England m. about 1526 Ellen APUKE. His father is NOT the Sir John BALDWIN that many books mention. "Sir John BALDWIN had no male heirs. His properties were acquired prior to 1506 and were settled upon his wife Ann, who survived him and held it in dower. It was inherited by Thomas PAKINGTON, son of his daughter Agnes and Robert PAKINGTON. Agnes became a widow and her 17 yr. old son rented the Dundridge Manor to a Richard BALDWIN who was probably a rich relative."
This memorial and biography was created by serious genealogists and nothing will be considered without source information:
Thank you to Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens for creating and maintaining this memorial until the time came to transfer it to me, his descendant. The bio below is courtesy of them (except where noted). Thank you to Anne Shurtleff Stevens for entrusting this memorial to me.
11-26-16 The bio below was provided by Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens when I was gifted the memorial.
"Richard was the son of Sir John Baldwin and Agnes Dormer, and the grandson of William Baldwin and Jane Aylesbury, William Dormer and Agnes Jane Launcelyn.
Richard married Ellen Apuke. They were married in 1524 at Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire and had the following children:
* Agnes
* Alice
* Henry
* John
* Cicely
* Richard
* Lettice
His will was dated 16 January 1552, written at Aston Clinton.
Richard Baldwin was a Yeoman."
There is additional information from various sources listed below. These people either were asked if their information could be posted or they requested their information be posted for consideration.
April 21, 2022 Ruth Randall, Findagrave # 47335469 gave permission to post the following:
"Regarding cautions made on the findagrave website regarding naming of a father for RICHARD BALDWIN, findagrave #48691724: I offer conclusions made by this impressive researcher, who reports totally from primary sources in England. He wrote in 1884, but I found no more recent articles on the subject in the Register.
Source: Col. Joseph L. Chester, of London, Eng., regarding 20 years of research on the Baldwin Family of Aston, Clinton County, Bucks. NEHGS Register 38 (1884): 160-293.
"(I)n pursuing my investigations I have taken full abstracts of every Baldwin will and record of administration existing in the two Registries named, beyond which is would be useless to go, as the wills of Buckinghamshire people were proved in one of these two courts. I have also examined every reference to the name at the Public Record Office, and obtained all there is to be had from the Patent Rolls, Fines, Subsidies, Inquisitions, Chancery Proceedings, et cetera. I have also visited Aston Clinton and obtained every entry of the name of Baldwin from the Parish Registers. . . . I have only to add that, as I shall give my authority of every statement made, the entire account may be unhesitatingly relied upon."
Col. Chester continues with findings of all named Baldwin in early records, citing "dead ends" and the lack of proof to connect the family in an unbroken line—hence, he proposes "a new Baldwin pedigree." He says:
"(Due to lack of certainty) I prefer to commence the new pedigree with two brothers, Richard and John, concerning whom the testimony is positive, leaving the possible identifications of their progenitors, as it must be left, to the chance of accident."
He proposes starting with: RICHARD BALDWIN, likely the elder of the two brothers, who made his will at Aston Clinton "16 Jan. 6 Edw. VI [1552-3]," in the sixth year of the reign of King Edward the 6th, which was proved 21 Feb 1552-3. **This Richard Baldwin is memorial number 48691724 . "
I personally have reviewed:
4-29-17 - Baldwin Sir John English Origins of New England Families Second Series Vol.I page 71.
4-29-17 The Baldwins of Dundrige, Chesham In Co. Bucks by A. Vere Woodman, F.S.A. of Wing Bucks (which as far as I could tell did not list a father for Richard.
Per Sharon Marshall (fag member 47740199) "There is a book "Baldwin genealogy" written by Charles Candee Baldwin. There is a section of said book titled Richard of Bucks County, England. This book cites court records that say the will of this Richard was proven on Feb. 21, 1552/53 by his executors." You would need to type: https:// before the writing below to link to the website for the book.
archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald
Kathleen Werner - member # 47799732 provided information that conflicts with the above parentage of Richard Baldwin.
"I have been researching Richard and have found that he was not the son of John. "Richard BALDWIN b. about 1503 of Aston Clinton, co. Bucks, England m. about 1526 Ellen APUKE. His father is NOT the Sir John BALDWIN that many books mention. "Sir John BALDWIN had no male heirs. His properties were acquired prior to 1506 and were settled upon his wife Ann, who survived him and held it in dower. It was inherited by Thomas PAKINGTON, son of his daughter Agnes and Robert PAKINGTON. Agnes became a widow and her 17 yr. old son rented the Dundridge Manor to a Richard BALDWIN who was probably a rich relative."
Please do not suggest an edit to add Robert Baldwin findagrave # 175312406 as the father of this Richard Baldwin UNLESS YOU SEND A SUGGEST A CORRECTION AND LIST YOUR SOURCE FOR YOUR INFORMATION. So far there is no solid "proof" of who the father of Richard Baldwin is. Please see the research and many sources listed below.
This memorial and biography was created by serious genealogists and nothing will be considered without source information:
Thank you to Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens for creating and maintaining this memorial until the time came to transfer it to me, his descendant. The bio below is courtesy of them (except where noted). Thank you to Anne Shurtleff Stevens for entrusting this memorial to me.
11-26-16 The bio below was provided by Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens when I was gifted the memorial.
"Richard was the son of Sir John Baldwin and Agnes Dormer, and the grandson of William Baldwin and Jane Aylesbury, William Dormer and Agnes Jane Launcelyn.
Richard married Ellen Apuke. They were married in 1524 at Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire and had the following children:
* Agnes
* Alice
* Henry
* John
* Cicely
* Richard
* Lettice
His will was dated 16 January 1552, written at Aston Clinton.
Richard Baldwin was a Yeoman."
There is additional information from various sources listed below. These people either were asked if their information could be posted or they requested their information be posted for consideration.
April 21, 2022 Ruth Randall, Findagrave # 47335469 gave permission to post the following:
"Regarding cautions made on the findagrave website regarding naming of a father for RICHARD BALDWIN, findagrave #48691724: I offer conclusions made by this impressive researcher, who reports totally from primary sources in England. He wrote in 1884, but I found no more recent articles on the subject in the Register.
Source: Col. Joseph L. Chester, of London, Eng., regarding 20 years of research on the Baldwin Family of Aston, Clinton County, Bucks. NEHGS Register 38 (1884): 160-293.
"(I)n pursuing my investigations I have taken full abstracts of every Baldwin will and record of administration existing in the two Registries named, beyond which is would be useless to go, as the wills of Buckinghamshire people were proved in one of these two courts. I have also examined every reference to the name at the Public Record Office, and obtained all there is to be had from the Patent Rolls, Fines, Subsidies, Inquisitions, Chancery Proceedings, et cetera. I have also visited Aston Clinton and obtained every entry of the name of Baldwin from the Parish Registers. . . . I have only to add that, as I shall give my authority of every statement made, the entire account may be unhesitatingly relied upon."
Col. Chester continues with findings of all named Baldwin in early records, citing "dead ends" and the lack of proof to connect the family in an unbroken line—hence, he proposes "a new Baldwin pedigree." He says:
"(Due to lack of certainty) I prefer to commence the new pedigree with two brothers, Richard and John, concerning whom the testimony is positive, leaving the possible identifications of their progenitors, as it must be left, to the chance of accident."
He proposes starting with: RICHARD BALDWIN, likely the elder of the two brothers, who made his will at Aston Clinton "16 Jan. 6 Edw. VI [1552-3]," in the sixth year of the reign of King Edward the 6th, which was proved 21 Feb 1552-3. **This Richard Baldwin is memorial number 48691724 . "
I personally have reviewed:
4-29-17 - Baldwin Sir John English Origins of New England Families Second Series Vol.I page 71.
4-29-17 The Baldwins of Dundrige, Chesham In Co. Bucks by A. Vere Woodman, F.S.A. of Wing Bucks (which as far as I could tell did not list a father for Richard.
Per Sharon Marshall (fag member 47740199) "There is a book "Baldwin genealogy" written by Charles Candee Baldwin. There is a section of said book titled Richard of Bucks County, England. This book cites court records that say the will of this Richard was proven on Feb. 21, 1552/53 by his executors." You would need to type: https:// before the writing below to link to the website for the book.
archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald
Kathleen Werner - member # 47799732 provided information that conflicts with the above parentage of Richard Baldwin.
"I have been researching Richard and have found that he was not the son of John. "Richard BALDWIN b. about 1503 of Aston Clinton, co. Bucks, England m. about 1526 Ellen APUKE. His father is NOT the Sir John BALDWIN that many books mention. "Sir John BALDWIN had no male heirs. His properties were acquired prior to 1506 and were settled upon his wife Ann, who survived him and held it in dower. It was inherited by Thomas PAKINGTON, son of his daughter Agnes and Robert PAKINGTON. Agnes became a widow and her 17 yr. old son rented the Dundridge Manor to a Richard BALDWIN who was probably a rich relative."
This memorial and biography was created by serious genealogists and nothing will be considered without source information:
Thank you to Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens for creating and maintaining this memorial until the time came to transfer it to me, his descendant. The bio below is courtesy of them (except where noted). Thank you to Anne Shurtleff Stevens for entrusting this memorial to me.
11-26-16 The bio below was provided by Jerry Ferren and Anne Shurtleff Stevens when I was gifted the memorial.
"Richard was the son of Sir John Baldwin and Agnes Dormer, and the grandson of William Baldwin and Jane Aylesbury, William Dormer and Agnes Jane Launcelyn.
Richard married Ellen Apuke. They were married in 1524 at Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire and had the following children:
* Agnes
* Alice
* Henry
* John
* Cicely
* Richard
* Lettice
His will was dated 16 January 1552, written at Aston Clinton.
Richard Baldwin was a Yeoman."
There is additional information from various sources listed below. These people either were asked if their information could be posted or they requested their information be posted for consideration.
April 21, 2022 Ruth Randall, Findagrave # 47335469 gave permission to post the following:
"Regarding cautions made on the findagrave website regarding naming of a father for RICHARD BALDWIN, findagrave #48691724: I offer conclusions made by this impressive researcher, who reports totally from primary sources in England. He wrote in 1884, but I found no more recent articles on the subject in the Register.
Source: Col. Joseph L. Chester, of London, Eng., regarding 20 years of research on the Baldwin Family of Aston, Clinton County, Bucks. NEHGS Register 38 (1884): 160-293.
"(I)n pursuing my investigations I have taken full abstracts of every Baldwin will and record of administration existing in the two Registries named, beyond which is would be useless to go, as the wills of Buckinghamshire people were proved in one of these two courts. I have also examined every reference to the name at the Public Record Office, and obtained all there is to be had from the Patent Rolls, Fines, Subsidies, Inquisitions, Chancery Proceedings, et cetera. I have also visited Aston Clinton and obtained every entry of the name of Baldwin from the Parish Registers. . . . I have only to add that, as I shall give my authority of every statement made, the entire account may be unhesitatingly relied upon."
Col. Chester continues with findings of all named Baldwin in early records, citing "dead ends" and the lack of proof to connect the family in an unbroken line—hence, he proposes "a new Baldwin pedigree." He says:
"(Due to lack of certainty) I prefer to commence the new pedigree with two brothers, Richard and John, concerning whom the testimony is positive, leaving the possible identifications of their progenitors, as it must be left, to the chance of accident."
He proposes starting with: RICHARD BALDWIN, likely the elder of the two brothers, who made his will at Aston Clinton "16 Jan. 6 Edw. VI [1552-3]," in the sixth year of the reign of King Edward the 6th, which was proved 21 Feb 1552-3. **This Richard Baldwin is memorial number 48691724 . "
I personally have reviewed:
4-29-17 - Baldwin Sir John English Origins of New England Families Second Series Vol.I page 71.
4-29-17 The Baldwins of Dundrige, Chesham In Co. Bucks by A. Vere Woodman, F.S.A. of Wing Bucks (which as far as I could tell did not list a father for Richard.
Per Sharon Marshall (fag member 47740199) "There is a book "Baldwin genealogy" written by Charles Candee Baldwin. There is a section of said book titled Richard of Bucks County, England. This book cites court records that say the will of this Richard was proven on Feb. 21, 1552/53 by his executors." You would need to type: https:// before the writing below to link to the website for the book.
archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald
Kathleen Werner - member # 47799732 provided information that conflicts with the above parentage of Richard Baldwin.
"I have been researching Richard and have found that he was not the son of John. "Richard BALDWIN b. about 1503 of Aston Clinton, co. Bucks, England m. about 1526 Ellen APUKE. His father is NOT the Sir John BALDWIN that many books mention. "Sir John BALDWIN had no male heirs. His properties were acquired prior to 1506 and were settled upon his wife Ann, who survived him and held it in dower. It was inherited by Thomas PAKINGTON, son of his daughter Agnes and Robert PAKINGTON. Agnes became a widow and her 17 yr. old son rented the Dundridge Manor to a Richard BALDWIN who was probably a rich relative."
