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Frederick Baldwin

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Frederick Baldwin

Birth
Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, USA
Death
9 Nov 1951 (aged 75)
Johnson County, Kentucky, USA
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Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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Funeral Services Were Conducted Sunday At 1:30 P.M., From The Home At Southside For Frederick Baldwin, 75, Who Died At His Home At 4:00 A.M., Friday, November 9, 1951 Following A Five-Month Illness Resulting From A Stroke Suffered In May Of This Year.

A Native Of Johnson County And Lifelong Resident Of This City, He Was Born March 18, 1876, The Son Of The Late George And Rhoda Dixon Baldwin.

He Was A Veteran Of The Spanish American War And A Member Of The Methodist Church.

A Retired Blacksmith And Farmer, At One Time HeOperated A Blacksmith Shop And Corn Mill Located On The Creek Bank Behind The Present Grant Wheatley Property. "Booner", As He Was Called By His Many Friends, Was An Old-Time Banjo Player And Was A Popular Figure At Many Of The Social Gatherings Of The County.

Surviving Are His Wife, Frances Sublett Baldwin, And Eleven Children; Six Daughters: Mrs.Mabel Spears, David, Ky; Mrs.Nola Webb, Mrs.Mary Elizabeth Bradley, Mrs.Lodessie Endicott, Mrs.Katherine West, And Mrs.Irene Burke, All Of This City; Five Sons,William F., George T., And Buster Of This City. Robert L., Carey,Ohio, And Frederick, Winchester, ……… Continued part missing

Paintsville Herald Thursday November 15,1951
Funeral Services Were Conducted Sunday At 1:30 P.M., From The Home At Southside For Frederick Baldwin, 75, Who Died At His Home At 4:00 A.M., Friday, November 9, 1951 Following A Five-Month Illness Resulting From A Stroke Suffered In May Of This Year.

A Native Of Johnson County And Lifelong Resident Of This City, He Was Born March 18, 1876, The Son Of The Late George And Rhoda Dixon Baldwin.

He Was A Veteran Of The Spanish American War And A Member Of The Methodist Church.

A Retired Blacksmith And Farmer, At One Time HeOperated A Blacksmith Shop And Corn Mill Located On The Creek Bank Behind The Present Grant Wheatley Property. "Booner", As He Was Called By His Many Friends, Was An Old-Time Banjo Player And Was A Popular Figure At Many Of The Social Gatherings Of The County.

Surviving Are His Wife, Frances Sublett Baldwin, And Eleven Children; Six Daughters: Mrs.Mabel Spears, David, Ky; Mrs.Nola Webb, Mrs.Mary Elizabeth Bradley, Mrs.Lodessie Endicott, Mrs.Katherine West, And Mrs.Irene Burke, All Of This City; Five Sons,William F., George T., And Buster Of This City. Robert L., Carey,Ohio, And Frederick, Winchester, ……… Continued part missing

Paintsville Herald Thursday November 15,1951

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