obit "The Otsego Farmer", Cooperstown, NY), Aug. 7, 1914
F. Augustus Baldwin, a resident of the village of Cherry Valley, was found dead in bed Monday afternoon. Mrs Baldwin had been called on Saturday to attend a funeral of a relative and on her return Monday afternoon discovered Mr Baldwin dead as stated. He had been suffering from heart disease nearly a year. He had been seen by the neighbors shortly after noon on the day of his death and in the opinion of the physician, who was called, he had been dead about two hours. Mr Baldwin and his family moved to Cherry Valley about two years ago from Pleasant Brook and during their residence there made many friends who sympathize with Mrs Baldwin in her sudden bereavement. He was born in Westford, N.Y., on May 31, 1847, enlisted in the Civil War when a very young boy and served three years.
He is survived by his wife and three adopted daughters, Mrs Charles Kilts, of Richfield Springs, Mrs Floyd Diefendorf, of Center Valley, and Miss Gladys Baldwin of Cherry Valley. Funeral services were held at his late home on Genesee Street, Thursday. Interment in the Leesville cemetery.
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F. Augustus Baldwin, a resident of the village of Cherry Valley, was found dead in bed Monday afternoon. Mrs Baldwin had been called on Saturday to attend a funeral of a relative and on her return Monday afternoon discovered Mr Baldwin dead as stated. He had been suffering from heart disease nearly a year. He had been seen by the neighbors shortly after noon on the day of his death and in the opinion of the physician, who was called, he had been dead about two hours. Mr Baldwin and his family moved to Cherry Valley about two years ago from Pleasant Brook and during their residence there made many friends who sympathize with Mrs Baldwin in her sudden bereavement. He was born in Westford, N.Y., on May 31, 1847, enlisted in the Civil War when a very young boy and served three years.
He is survived by his wife and three adopted daughters, Mrs Charles Kilts, of Richfield Springs, Mrs Floyd Diefendorf, of Center Valley, and Miss Gladys Baldwin of Cherry Valley. Funeral services were held at his late home on Genesee Street, Thursday. Interment in the Leesville cemetery.
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obit "The Otsego Farmer", Cooperstown, NY), Aug. 7, 1914
F. Augustus Baldwin, a resident of the village of Cherry Valley, was found dead in bed Monday afternoon. Mrs Baldwin had been called on Saturday to attend a funeral of a relative and on her return Monday afternoon discovered Mr Baldwin dead as stated. He had been suffering from heart disease nearly a year. He had been seen by the neighbors shortly after noon on the day of his death and in the opinion of the physician, who was called, he had been dead about two hours. Mr Baldwin and his family moved to Cherry Valley about two years ago from Pleasant Brook and during their residence there made many friends who sympathize with Mrs Baldwin in her sudden bereavement. He was born in Westford, N.Y., on May 31, 1847, enlisted in the Civil War when a very young boy and served three years.
He is survived by his wife and three adopted daughters, Mrs Charles Kilts, of Richfield Springs, Mrs Floyd Diefendorf, of Center Valley, and Miss Gladys Baldwin of Cherry Valley. Funeral services were held at his late home on Genesee Street, Thursday. Interment in the Leesville cemetery.
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F. Augustus Baldwin, a resident of the village of Cherry Valley, was found dead in bed Monday afternoon. Mrs Baldwin had been called on Saturday to attend a funeral of a relative and on her return Monday afternoon discovered Mr Baldwin dead as stated. He had been suffering from heart disease nearly a year. He had been seen by the neighbors shortly after noon on the day of his death and in the opinion of the physician, who was called, he had been dead about two hours. Mr Baldwin and his family moved to Cherry Valley about two years ago from Pleasant Brook and during their residence there made many friends who sympathize with Mrs Baldwin in her sudden bereavement. He was born in Westford, N.Y., on May 31, 1847, enlisted in the Civil War when a very young boy and served three years.
He is survived by his wife and three adopted daughters, Mrs Charles Kilts, of Richfield Springs, Mrs Floyd Diefendorf, of Center Valley, and Miss Gladys Baldwin of Cherry Valley. Funeral services were held at his late home on Genesee Street, Thursday. Interment in the Leesville cemetery.
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