Mary Herrick Baldwin was the daughter of Gamaliel Baldwin and Rebecca Herrick Stebbins.
On Janurary 2, 1766 she married Capt. Jonathan Giddings.
They had nine children:
Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
James Andrus Giddings (1771–1889)
Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
She was very prepossessing in appearance, of an affectionate nature, and greatly beloved in the community. She was very kind to the needy, and the worthy poor found in her a friend. She was admitted to the Congl. Church of the North Society, Apl. 28, 1772.
Inscription:
widow of Jonathan Giddings
aged 79 years
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
On Janurary 2, 1766 she married Capt. Jonathan Giddings.
They had nine children:
Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
James Andrus Giddings (1771–1889)
Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
She was very prepossessing in appearance, of an affectionate nature, and greatly beloved in the community. She was very kind to the needy, and the worthy poor found in her a friend. She was admitted to the Congl. Church of the North Society, Apl. 28, 1772.
Inscription:
widow of Jonathan Giddings
aged 79 years
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
Mary Herrick Baldwin was the daughter of Gamaliel Baldwin and Rebecca Herrick Stebbins.
On Janurary 2, 1766 she married Capt. Jonathan Giddings.
They had nine children:
Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
James Andrus Giddings (1771–1889)
Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
She was very prepossessing in appearance, of an affectionate nature, and greatly beloved in the community. She was very kind to the needy, and the worthy poor found in her a friend. She was admitted to the Congl. Church of the North Society, Apl. 28, 1772.
Inscription:
widow of Jonathan Giddings
aged 79 years
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
On Janurary 2, 1766 she married Capt. Jonathan Giddings.
They had nine children:
Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
James Andrus Giddings (1771–1889)
Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
She was very prepossessing in appearance, of an affectionate nature, and greatly beloved in the community. She was very kind to the needy, and the worthy poor found in her a friend. She was admitted to the Congl. Church of the North Society, Apl. 28, 1772.
Inscription:
widow of Jonathan Giddings
aged 79 years
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
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