In 1882, William married Bridget Biddy Sullivan and to them were born Charles, Stella Ann (Beam) and Thomas Frank. In 1886 the family moved to Kansas. Bridget died in 1890.
William married Eva Almeda Bigsby on August 1, 1891, in Lebanon, Smith County, Kansas. To them were born Clara Etta (St. John), John Berton, Edna, Maude May (Heater), Eva Myrtle (Mullen), Emma, Guyneth, Edgar Roy, Harry Albert, Glen, Ida Lenore (Frydendall), Laura Katherine, and Fred Lee.
DEATH: The Esbon Times
Thursday, November 9, 1933
Esbon, Jewell County, Kansas
"Will Baldwin Dies"
Will Baldwin, who has been making his home with his son-in-law, John Beam and wife near Mankato, dropped dead Saturday while making a delivery of dairy products to customers in Mankato. He was making deliveries on the street east of the Mankato Hotel when his car went dead in the draw near the greenhouse. He tried to start the machine by cranking it by hand, but failed, so he flagged a passing motorist and asked to be pushed up town to a garage. He got into the car to guide it but had no sooner taken his position behind the wheel when he was stricken. A doctor was called and on examination said death had been instantaneous. The deceased had long been a resident of this vicinity, had reared his family here, and always been highly respected. His wife, who died several years ago, is buried in the Esbon Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mr. Baldwin were held at two o'clock p.m. Wednesday (8 Nov 1933) and the remains laid to rest beside those of his wife in the Esbon Cemetery.
In 1882, William married Bridget Biddy Sullivan and to them were born Charles, Stella Ann (Beam) and Thomas Frank. In 1886 the family moved to Kansas. Bridget died in 1890.
William married Eva Almeda Bigsby on August 1, 1891, in Lebanon, Smith County, Kansas. To them were born Clara Etta (St. John), John Berton, Edna, Maude May (Heater), Eva Myrtle (Mullen), Emma, Guyneth, Edgar Roy, Harry Albert, Glen, Ida Lenore (Frydendall), Laura Katherine, and Fred Lee.
DEATH: The Esbon Times
Thursday, November 9, 1933
Esbon, Jewell County, Kansas
"Will Baldwin Dies"
Will Baldwin, who has been making his home with his son-in-law, John Beam and wife near Mankato, dropped dead Saturday while making a delivery of dairy products to customers in Mankato. He was making deliveries on the street east of the Mankato Hotel when his car went dead in the draw near the greenhouse. He tried to start the machine by cranking it by hand, but failed, so he flagged a passing motorist and asked to be pushed up town to a garage. He got into the car to guide it but had no sooner taken his position behind the wheel when he was stricken. A doctor was called and on examination said death had been instantaneous. The deceased had long been a resident of this vicinity, had reared his family here, and always been highly respected. His wife, who died several years ago, is buried in the Esbon Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mr. Baldwin were held at two o'clock p.m. Wednesday (8 Nov 1933) and the remains laid to rest beside those of his wife in the Esbon Cemetery.
Family Members
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Charles William "Charlie" Baldwin
1883–1921
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Stella Ann Baldwin Beam
1885–1974
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Frank Thomas Baldwin
1887–1973
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Clara Etta Baldwin St. John
1891–1986
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Maude May Baldwin Heater
1896–1960
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Eva Myrtle Baldwin Mullen
1898–1984
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Edgar Roy Baldwin
1902–1904
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Harry Albert Baldwin
1904–1989
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Glen Baldwin
1905–1941
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Ida Lenora Baldwin Frydendall
1908–1983
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Laura Katherine Baldwin Edwards
1909–1973
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Fred Lee Baldwin
1910–1958
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