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Baldwin family

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Works: 481 works in 587 publications in 2 languages and 1,797 library holdings
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The Baldwin family papers consist of business records, journals, and some personal correspondence pertaining largely to the affairs of Luke Baldwin (b. 1797) of Boston and Brookline, and Samuel P. Baldwin of Grafton, Massachusetts.
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Cyrus Baldwin (1740-1790) papers series contains his personal correspondence, financial and legal papers, estate papers, and almanacs, including records of his general stores in Woburn and Dunstable, Mass. Loammi Baldwin (1745-1807) papers series includes personal and business correspondence, real estate and estate papers, maps, memos, drawings, almanacs, deeds, diaries, and other materials, relating to family affairs, his activities as chief engineer of the Middlesex Canal, real estate, a trip (1794) to Philadelphia, Pa., and other subjects. Cyrus Baldwin (1773-1834) papers series consists of his personal and business correspondence, bills and receipts, legal and estate papers, almanacs, and diaries, pertaining to Middlesex and other canals, the estate of Loammi Baldwin (1745-1807), and family matters. Benjamin F. Baldwin's (1777-1821) papers contain correspondence, financial, legal and military papers, almanacs, memo books, survey books, and other papers, documenting personal affairs, engineering projects, trips to Baltimore, Md., Washington, D.C., and other cities, lands owned, and surveying roads in Massachusetts and North Carolina.
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Deeds, leases, and estate papers, chiefly of Timothy and Zaccheus Baldwin (d. 1831), relating to properties owned in Branford and vicinity; together with notes, genealogical materials, and other papers, of Rev. E.C. Baldwin, local historian and pastor of First Congregational Church, chiefly reflecting his interest in local history.
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The papers detail the personal lives and professional careers of several generations and family lines of the Baldwin family. The legal, political, and business activities of family members in Connecticut, New York, and elsewhere are documented. Major topics include: family, women, law, education, Connecticut and New York politics and government, New Haven, Connecticut, and Yale University.
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Correspondence, diaries, ledgers, account books, legal papers, Baldwin genealogy, and other business and personal papers, chiefly of Simeon Baldwin (1761-1851), lawyer, judge, mayor of New Haven, and U.S. Representative from Connecticut; of his son, Roger Sherman Baldwin (1793-1863), lawyer, state legislator, governor, and U.S. Senator from Connecticut; and Roger's son, Simeon Eben Baldwin (1840-1927), judge, newspaper editor, and governor of Connecticut.
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Bills, receipts, notes of Jacob Baldwin; also bond to him, 1788, by Margaret Thurber and Richard Thurber promising not to charge, beyond damages already paid, for any costs incurred in raising illegitimate child. Bills of sale to Hannah Baldwin for household and personal items, 1830's; MS. poetry; a letter of A.B. Lansing, storekeeper of Palmyra, written to Huldah Lansing; letter of John Mather to Alfred Baldwin; notes and receipts of Dollarville Baldwin; miscellaneous clippings; election tickets for town of Benton; and genealogical notes on the Baldwin family.
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Civil War letters and diary of George W. Baldwin of the 136th New York Volunteer Regiment; other correspondence; and MS. lyrics and tune for Civil War song.
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Photographs of family pets, boating, the family residences at Cleveland and Shadybrook Farm (Lake County, Ohio), and other subjects; together with correspondence (1923-1924) to Henry Baldwin.
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Letters and documents relating to Moses Kent, Noah Baldwin, and other family members.
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Legal and financial records and correspondence of members of the Barbour family of Hartford, Connecticut. The papers of Lucius A. Barbour include deeds for land in New York, Minnesota, California, Indiana, and Hartford; memoranda of lands purchased in the West; records of the Edmund Case estate; stock records; agreements, his own will, and probate records; and documents related to the Eagle Gold and Silver Mining Company. His son Lucius Albert Barbour is represented in the collection by letters from Goodrich H. Barbour of Ohio, Edwin C. Barbour of Michigan or Indiana, and George, Fidelia and Willis Baldwin of New York State.
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By-laws and lists of books owned by the Washington Library Association in Washington, Conn. Neither volume is dated, though one was used in the late 1880s for Baldwin and Kinney family expenses. The smaller volume contains the by-laws. Both contain lists of books and their authors. The larger volume was recorded by Sarah Kinney of the Romford section of Washington.
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Correspondence of the Baldwin and Hadley families of South Canterbury, Connecticut. Primarily the correspondence of Sarah Louise Hadley, a teacher, and her mother, Sarah Baldwin Hadley. Contains letters from Brooks Hadley, Sarah Baldwin Hadley's husband, as well as their divorce petition. Also includes correspondence from Sarah Baldwin Hadley's siblings, Abram Baldwin, Hannah Burnham Baldwin, Dr. Helen Baldwin, Lucy Baldwin, and Henry Baldwin, as well as the correspondence of her sons, Henry Brooks Hadley and David B. Hadley, and her father, Elijah Baldwin. Includes financial papers, bills and receipts, deeds, estate inventories and probate records, tax records, and journals. School notebooks and notes are also included. Contains some materials related to the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Contains some dried flower specimens as a result of Sarah Baldwin Hadley's membership in the Connecticut Botanical Society. Includes a folder of dairy inspections to Sarah Baldwin Hadley's farm in Canterbury. Genealogy of the Hadley and Baldwin families is included.
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Primarily correspondence between and among generations of a Canterbury, Connecticut family, namely siblings Amy, Esther, Hannah and Elijah Baldwin, Jr. and Elijah Jr. and Sarah Baldwin's children Hannah, Henry, Sarah (who married Brooks Hadley), Lucy, Helen and Abram. Includes probate records, deeds and land surveys, accounts, court documents, military exemptions, bills of sale, bills and receipts, and political memorabilia for additional family members, notably David and Festus Baldwin. Elijah Baldwin Sr. and Jr. were both physicians, the first in Canterbury, the second in Plainfield, Connecticut. Of note are tax and other records from the town of Canterbury.
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Papers of Henry R. Baldwin (1829-1902) and five of his children (A. Van Nest, Henry R., Jr., George V.N., Jr. [sic], Margaret B. and Elizabeth R. Baldwin), together with papers of his brother George Van Nest Baldwin, his brother John V.N. Baldwin and his father Eli Baldwin.
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Material reflects the professional activities of the Baldwins. The elder Loammi Baldwin's work on the Middlesex Canal is recorded in a volume of the history of the canal compiled from Baldwin's papers by his son, James Fowle. It contains a list of canal acts, subscribers, and building contracts along with a discussion of the progress of building from an early land survey to letters that consider the construction of canal boats. Letters from William Weston, also an engineer on the project, were copied into the volume. Notices of payment due dates and meeting times and places document Loammi Baldwin's involvement with the Charles River Bridge.
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Two scrapbooks, some letters, and other materials. The larger scrapbook, constructed by Mary Baldwin, ca. 1927-1934, contains newspaper clippings, invitations, greeting cards, dance cards, programs, letters and notes, telegrams, bridge tallies, and photographs. Her second, smaller, scrapbook contains signatures and toasts, as well as photographs of family and friends.
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The collection contains 15 letters, 1845-1856, from John Hargon, Madison County, Miss., to Edward Lloyd, Easton, Md., regarding the management of Lloyd's Mississippi plantation, the cotton market, the health of plantation slaves, the Mexican-American War, and rising tensions between Northern and Southern states; and letters, 1857-1858, from George F. Brinsfield to Edward Lloyd, regarding the management of Lloyd's plantation.
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Papers include biographical and genealogical notes on Jospeh Baldwin, typescript excerpts from his diary written while a student at Bethany College, West Virginia in 1849 and one letter. The diary includes brief daily entries that document college life, family news and travel in the region.
 
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