The ancestry and maiden name of Jane are not known. She was born between 1805 and 1811 in Ohio. She is first seen as a widow in the 1850 census in Walker County, Texas with 12 children. She is last seen in the 1870 census in Limestone County, Texas with her son Francis. She is likely buried in an unmarked grave somewhere in Limestone County.
Jane is believed to have been the wife of a William D. Baldwin who died in Grimes County, Texas in 1849. The document "The Mystery of Jane Baldwin" linked to at the website "The Thompson Family Genealogy" provides a detailed argument for the link between Jane and her children and William.
Jane is believed to have been the wife of a William D. Baldwin who died in Grimes County, Texas in 1849. The document "The Mystery of Jane Baldwin" linked to at the website "The Thompson Family Genealogy" provides a detailed argument for the link between Jane and her children and William.
The ancestry and maiden name of Jane are not known. She was born between 1805 and 1811 in Ohio. She is first seen as a widow in the 1850 census in Walker County, Texas with 12 children. She is last seen in the 1870 census in Limestone County, Texas with her son Francis. She is likely buried in an unmarked grave somewhere in Limestone County.
Jane is believed to have been the wife of a William D. Baldwin who died in Grimes County, Texas in 1849. The document "The Mystery of Jane Baldwin" linked to at the website "The Thompson Family Genealogy" provides a detailed argument for the link between Jane and her children and William.
Jane is believed to have been the wife of a William D. Baldwin who died in Grimes County, Texas in 1849. The document "The Mystery of Jane Baldwin" linked to at the website "The Thompson Family Genealogy" provides a detailed argument for the link between Jane and her children and William.
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