Hannah is descended from George Partridge, Puritan immigrant to Plymouth, Mass in the late 1630's. She is Hannah-4, Samuel-3, John-2, George-1. Her Puritan immigrant lines include immigrants Stephen Tracy, William Kemp, Ralph Partridge (not related to George), and Samuel Seabury, as well as early Connecticut settlers Thomas Rose and Robert Allyn.
She was the first wife of Daniel Baldwin I. Married Nov 16, 1730. They had five children: Daniel II, Hannah, Ebenezer, Deborah, and Phebe.
Place of death and burial is a guess. Daniel Baldwin married, second, a Conn girl in 1743 in Conn. So, it would appear that Hannah died while the family was still in Conn, but whether Mansfield or Norwich is not known to this biographer. The family then apparently moved, with the second wife as mother, at some point before the Revolution, to Dover, Vermont.
She was the first wife of Daniel Baldwin I. Married Nov 16, 1730. They had five children: Daniel II, Hannah, Ebenezer, Deborah, and Phebe.
Place of death and burial is a guess. Daniel Baldwin married, second, a Conn girl in 1743 in Conn. So, it would appear that Hannah died while the family was still in Conn, but whether Mansfield or Norwich is not known to this biographer. The family then apparently moved, with the second wife as mother, at some point before the Revolution, to Dover, Vermont.
Hannah is descended from George Partridge, Puritan immigrant to Plymouth, Mass in the late 1630's. She is Hannah-4, Samuel-3, John-2, George-1. Her Puritan immigrant lines include immigrants Stephen Tracy, William Kemp, Ralph Partridge (not related to George), and Samuel Seabury, as well as early Connecticut settlers Thomas Rose and Robert Allyn.
She was the first wife of Daniel Baldwin I. Married Nov 16, 1730. They had five children: Daniel II, Hannah, Ebenezer, Deborah, and Phebe.
Place of death and burial is a guess. Daniel Baldwin married, second, a Conn girl in 1743 in Conn. So, it would appear that Hannah died while the family was still in Conn, but whether Mansfield or Norwich is not known to this biographer. The family then apparently moved, with the second wife as mother, at some point before the Revolution, to Dover, Vermont.
She was the first wife of Daniel Baldwin I. Married Nov 16, 1730. They had five children: Daniel II, Hannah, Ebenezer, Deborah, and Phebe.
Place of death and burial is a guess. Daniel Baldwin married, second, a Conn girl in 1743 in Conn. So, it would appear that Hannah died while the family was still in Conn, but whether Mansfield or Norwich is not known to this biographer. The family then apparently moved, with the second wife as mother, at some point before the Revolution, to Dover, Vermont.
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