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Nathaniel Baldwin II |
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Vital Statistics |
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| Birth Date | Birthplace | Comments | |
| January 2, 1645 | Milford, CT | ||
| Date(s) of Marriage(s) | Spouse(s) | Place(s) of Marriage(s) | Comments |
| March 12, 1671 | Hannah (Botsford) Baldwin | Milford, CT | |
| Date of Death | Place of Death | Burial Site | Cause of Death/Comments |
| June 22, 1714 | Milford, CT | ||
| Father | Spouse(s) | Children | Birth Date |
| Nathaniel Baldwin | Hannah (Botsford) Baldwin | Elizabeth Baldwin | June 9, 1672 |
| Hannah Baldwin | July 11, 1674 | ||
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Mother |
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| Abigail Camp | |||
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Biographical Information |
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| Nathaniel Baldwin was born in Milford, Connecticut, a
township his parents helped found in the Connecticut Colony only a few
years earlier. He married Hannah Baldwin in 1671. His
brother Daniel had married Hannah's sister, Elizabeth, in 1665 and his
brother John married Hannah's sister, Ruth, in 1686. Apparently
the Baldwin and Botsford families were well acquainted, as both families
were founders of the Milford township. Thanks to some in-depth research by members of the Baldwin family, we can trace the Baldwin and Camp lineages back to the early 16th century in England. Eventually, the information about these prior generations will be added to this web site. |
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