Married Eli Baldwin on Aug. 3, 1834 in Hancock Co., Indiana.
They were the parents of:
~ Rachel P. Baldwin (1835–1915)
~ Sarah Baldwin (1836–1850)
~ Catherine Baldwin (1839– )
~ John L. Baldwin (1840–1913)
~ Garrett Baldwin (1841– )
~ Polly Baldwin (1841–1841)
~ Emily A. Baldwin (1847–1904)
~ Emmitt Baldwin (1848–1848)
~ Joseph T. Baldwin (1855– )
~ William Baldwin (1856– )
I'm making this memorial for Sarah here at Hays Cemetery, although I do not have positive proof that she is buried here. Since other family members are buried here, it seems natural that she is also. After Eli's death she was living with her daughter, Rachel Murphin, according to the 1870 Census - (Rachel is also buried here). If anyone has "proof" that Sarah is NOT buried here, please let me know and I will update the memorial.
The photo from Eli's memorial, of the markers was taken by Colleen Sanders Broyles on April 9, 2013 -- so you can see that this cemetery has evidently been vandalized and the markers are not where they should be. Although no marker seems to have Sarah's name on it, I still firmly believe she is here.
They were the parents of:
~ Rachel P. Baldwin (1835–1915)
~ Sarah Baldwin (1836–1850)
~ Catherine Baldwin (1839– )
~ John L. Baldwin (1840–1913)
~ Garrett Baldwin (1841– )
~ Polly Baldwin (1841–1841)
~ Emily A. Baldwin (1847–1904)
~ Emmitt Baldwin (1848–1848)
~ Joseph T. Baldwin (1855– )
~ William Baldwin (1856– )
I'm making this memorial for Sarah here at Hays Cemetery, although I do not have positive proof that she is buried here. Since other family members are buried here, it seems natural that she is also. After Eli's death she was living with her daughter, Rachel Murphin, according to the 1870 Census - (Rachel is also buried here). If anyone has "proof" that Sarah is NOT buried here, please let me know and I will update the memorial.
The photo from Eli's memorial, of the markers was taken by Colleen Sanders Broyles on April 9, 2013 -- so you can see that this cemetery has evidently been vandalized and the markers are not where they should be. Although no marker seems to have Sarah's name on it, I still firmly believe she is here.
Married Eli Baldwin on Aug. 3, 1834 in Hancock Co., Indiana.
They were the parents of:
~ Rachel P. Baldwin (1835–1915)
~ Sarah Baldwin (1836–1850)
~ Catherine Baldwin (1839– )
~ John L. Baldwin (1840–1913)
~ Garrett Baldwin (1841– )
~ Polly Baldwin (1841–1841)
~ Emily A. Baldwin (1847–1904)
~ Emmitt Baldwin (1848–1848)
~ Joseph T. Baldwin (1855– )
~ William Baldwin (1856– )
I'm making this memorial for Sarah here at Hays Cemetery, although I do not have positive proof that she is buried here. Since other family members are buried here, it seems natural that she is also. After Eli's death she was living with her daughter, Rachel Murphin, according to the 1870 Census - (Rachel is also buried here). If anyone has "proof" that Sarah is NOT buried here, please let me know and I will update the memorial.
The photo from Eli's memorial, of the markers was taken by Colleen Sanders Broyles on April 9, 2013 -- so you can see that this cemetery has evidently been vandalized and the markers are not where they should be. Although no marker seems to have Sarah's name on it, I still firmly believe she is here.
They were the parents of:
~ Rachel P. Baldwin (1835–1915)
~ Sarah Baldwin (1836–1850)
~ Catherine Baldwin (1839– )
~ John L. Baldwin (1840–1913)
~ Garrett Baldwin (1841– )
~ Polly Baldwin (1841–1841)
~ Emily A. Baldwin (1847–1904)
~ Emmitt Baldwin (1848–1848)
~ Joseph T. Baldwin (1855– )
~ William Baldwin (1856– )
I'm making this memorial for Sarah here at Hays Cemetery, although I do not have positive proof that she is buried here. Since other family members are buried here, it seems natural that she is also. After Eli's death she was living with her daughter, Rachel Murphin, according to the 1870 Census - (Rachel is also buried here). If anyone has "proof" that Sarah is NOT buried here, please let me know and I will update the memorial.
The photo from Eli's memorial, of the markers was taken by Colleen Sanders Broyles on April 9, 2013 -- so you can see that this cemetery has evidently been vandalized and the markers are not where they should be. Although no marker seems to have Sarah's name on it, I still firmly believe she is here.
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