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 Jesse Baldwin, ___

'''Jesse Baldwin''' was born 8 December, 1757  [Pension app, ''Family Register''? His will, dated, lists children and wife Harriet, RWF papers. "Birth: 1757 Newark, New Jersey, Death: 8-17-1839 Newark, New Jersey." source?]

He died at Newark, New Jersey, 17 August, 1839, æ. 82. "At Newark on Saturday, 17th Aug., Jesse Baldwin, formerly a merchant in New York, an officer in the Revolutionary war, and a soldier under the Great Captain of our salvation. He died triumphantly in the Christian faith, in the 82d year of his age." [b. 1757, ''Army and Navy Chronicle,'' 1839, p. 159, Rev pension,]

He married '''Margaret DeHart''' "They were married by the Rev Mr Caldwell at Elizabeth town 27 December, 1779" [''Family Register'']. 

She was born 6 September 1754, Died 12 March, 1791 [Family Register] (she was baptized at St. Johns church, Elizabethtown, New Jersey, 15 Dec., 1754) daughter of [[Mattias DeHart, 1723|Mattias DeHart]] and Catherine Kingsland [].

===Children of Jesse Baldwin and Margaret DeHart, ___ listed in Will, Essex probate:=== 
#'''Marie Baldwin''', Born 20 March, 1783 [Family Register]  married 1808, Dutch Reformed Church, Manhattan, '''[[Charles Augustus Foote]]''' of Delhi, New York. She died 29 August, 1824.  
#'''Louisa Baldwin,''' married [[John Low]], [RWF papers] had daughter Emily. Louisa Low, died October 1847, buried at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Section F, Lot 65; [findagrave;153728765] A John Low, same section and lot, buried Section H, Lot 55, but dies in 1846 [findagrave;153728722].
#'''Harriet Baldwin,''' b.  married '''[[Aaron Vanderpoel]].''' She died April, 1837 [wikip] "Harriet G. Vanderpool Oct 1847, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Section F, Lot 65," [findagrave;154857977]
#'''Dr Oliver B. Baldwin''' died January, 1876, buried, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Section F, Lot 63 [findagrave;146600312]
#'''Caleb Baldwin''' in letters to his cousin, Rensselaer Foote, "C Baldwin."
#'''Catherine Baldwin''', born 4 March, 1782 [Family Register], married [[James Bruen]], of Newark, New Jersey, afterwards of [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]. 
## Had: ''James McWorther Buren,'' born Newark 30 July, 1818. Alexander M. Bruen M.D., who gave a handsome property at Perth Amboy, New Jersey to be used as a Minister's Home, was his first cousin. He was prepared for college under the private tuition of Samuel Baldwin, of Newark, New Jersey. Mr. Bruen joined the Sophomore Class of Princeton College in the all of 1835, and became a member of the Cliosophic Society. We have a distinct remembrance of him in those student days, and can see his pleasant smile, his easy and genial manner. He was apparently overflowing with good to all around him. He remained at Princeton only one year partly on account of his health. he studied at University of Penn and Union Theological Seminary. He was a minister at Dutch Reformed Church, Camptown, Irvington, N.J, and Union Chapel Middleville, which he built. Mr Bruen died at the home of his son Rev. [[James De Hart Bruen]] then pastor of the Presbyterian Church Clayton, now Belvidere, New Jersey. ['''William Edward Schenck,''' ''Biography of the Class of 1838 of the College of New Jersey at Princeton, New Jersey,'' Philadelphia, 1889, p. 171.]
#'''William DeHart Baldwin,''' b. 1786. Died 14 May, 1825, "at Newark, 4th inst William De Hart Baldwin, 39, s. of Jesse." [''Army and Navy Chronicle'']

He married, 2nd, at Germantown Harriet Barnet/Burnet 15 June, 1793 [Hunterdon county m.r.]. She was the daughter of ___ and widow of ___ Owen, "who lived but a short time" after their marriage [Rev pension] Burnet, Pheobe listed below. family is buried in Mount Pleasant Newark. 

====children of Jesse and Harriet Barnet/Burnet:====
#'''[[John Abeel Baldwin]],''' b. 1810 in New York City. [obit]
#'''Jesse [DeHart?] Baldwin?''' Jesse Baldwin jr. b abt 1800-3 [pension]

===Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, New Jersey===
*Jesse Baldwin BIRTH	unknown DEATH	Oct 1847 BURIAL Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, [Section F, Lot 65] Findagrave, 146590507

*Harriet Baldwin, born 1768 died 3 Dec 1849 (aged 80–81) Mount Pleasant cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, [Section F, Lot 63, findagrave;146576231]

*Margaret Baldwin BIRTH	unknown, DEATH	Oct 1847, BURIAL Mount Pleasant Cemetery Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, PLOT Section F, Lot 65 [Findagrave, 146594554]

*'''William D. Baldwin,''' BIRTH, unknown DEATH, Oct 1847 <br>BURIAL, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, PLOT, Section F, Lot 65. [findagrave;146599731]

*Charles Baldwin died Apr 1851 Buried, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, PLOT	Section C, Lot 62 [findagrave;144657068]

*Dr Oliver B. Baldwin died Jan 1876 buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, [findagrave;146600312]

*'''William Baldwin,''' Private, [1st?] Infantry, under Capt. Pike, 5'8" blue eyes, fair complexion. Of Newark N.J. Oct. 30, 1807, Fort Adams, Lt. Owen. Order Columbian Spring Oct. 8, Transferred to Capt. Jno Campbell's Co. 2nd U.S. Infy — [Col Brook?] 1807 to 1808... Appt'd Corpl from 1" inst. Present April & Nov. 10/10 ... Regtl ___ 1811 to 1814, Tried by C.M. at Fort Stoddert, Feby 15/11, drunkenness — 6 days confinement & liquor stopped. 
<blockquote>Present April 1/11 — Tried by C.M. at Ft. Stoddert, Aug 7/11 drunkenness and acquitted — 
Present Oct 10/" & Jany 26/12 — Roster 1812, 
Present March 1/12, March 7 & April 1812 — Tried by C.M. at Ft. Stoddert, June 29 or 30/12, disobedience of orders & neglect of duty — acquitted — 
Tried Dec 8/12 for drunkenness — reduced to Prison Capt. Sacketts Co. — 
Present  Dec 23/12 & March 22  April & July 6/12 — Book 100 [DR?] Capt Miller's Co., 
Died 6/14 at Charlotte of fever. ''[U.S. Army Register of Enlistments, 1798–1914]''
Name: '''William De Hart Baldwin,''' Born abt 1786; Father: Jesse Baldwin
Died: 4 May 1825 at Newark, New Jersey, æ. 39 [New York Evening Post, 14 May, 1825 New York, Call Number: 83432]</blockquote>

One of these had a son, Caleb. mentioned in Jesse Baldwin's letter to [nephew/cousin] Rensselaer W. Foote. 

*Samuel Baldwin born 1787. He died Nov 1878 (aged 90–91) Newark, Essex County, New Jersey. Buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Section P, Lot 118 [findagrave;146598362]

===Pension Application and Papers, Jesse Baldwin===
*New Jersey. Harriet Baldwin widow of Jesse Baldwin who was a Qr. Master Leiut: & Ensign in the New Jersey Line — increased from $289.26 per annum. Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 348 Dollars and 04 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1843. Certificate of Pension issued the 24 day of July 1845. No. 2462 [https://www.fold3.com/image/11040728 Pension w887]
*Secretary of War, Commissioner of Pensions, 24 July 1845: War Department. Revolutionary Claim. I certify that... the 7th June, 1832, Jesse Baldwin, deceased, who was a Quarter Master, Lieutenant and Ensign in the Revolutionary War, was entitled to a pension of three hundred and forty eight dollars and four cents per annum, commencing on the 4 March, 1831 and ending on the 17th: day of August, 1839 the date of his death, which will be paid upon the production of the proper voucher to Harriet Baldwin his widow,... 
*3 March, 1843, Harriet Baldwin swears under oath in Essex county courthouse, she is 73 years of age and (still) the widow of Jesse Baldwin. 
*2 Feb, 1848, the widow Harriet Baldwin, aged 80 years. 
*26 August, 1839: This is to certify that on the fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord seventeen hundred and ninety-three Jesse Baldwin and Harriet Owen were lawfully united in wedlock before the Revd William Graff p.t. Rector of the Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church of New Germantown N.J. as appears from the following extracted ... 
*22 October, 1839 Samuel Miller JOP records: Joseph C Hornblower Chief Justice of the State of New Jersey and a Resident of the City of Newark, has been well acquainted with Jesse Baldwin ... ever since he was a small boy and the above named Widow Harriet Baldwin (formerly Harriet Owin) soon after her Marriage to the said Jesse Baldwin. And this deponent further saith that he was informed and he believes That Jesse Baldwin died the eighteenth of August last and further that the deponent was present at his Funeral — ... Harriet Baldwin remains a widow and is still Living in the said City of Newark, and has Remained a Widow and Unmarried ever Sense the death of her husband... and is about 70 years of age... for more than 40 years the resided as Husband and Wife... And they have had a number of children together. 
*Lewis Condict July 1832
*5 December, 1850 Jesse Baldwin and Harriet Baldwin, "My late father and Mother" Jesse Baldwin Executor of the Estate of Jesse Baldwin 
*1845: widow Harriet Baldwin and widow Mary Baldwin for several pensions.
*9 Feb, 1843 "A Most excellent + worthy woman" L.V. Kleek
*[https://www.fold3.com/image/11040534?terms=jesse,war,us,revolutionary,new,jersey,baldwin Army Commission, signed by John Hancock.]
*Aaron Vanderpoel, 

===Abraham W. Foote, The Foote Family, Rutland, 1907, 1;1942:===  
*Charles Augustus Foote… m. in 1808, Marie Baldwin daughter of Jesse Baldwin and Margaretta de Hart importing merchant at 161 Broadway, N.Y.
*At Derby Conn 1795. ?[source]

===Newark City directory, 1839:===
Jesse Baldwin, JuN. Wholesale and Retail Hardware Store, 
334 Broad-street, a few doors above the City Hotel. 
===Newark City Directory 1851, 52:=== 
*Jesse Baldwin, Importer of A, 186 Market St. corner of Mulberry, NEWARK, N.J.  Jesse Baldwin, James Henderson

*Seth C Baldwin, b. unknown He died 28 Sep 1828 Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, æ. 67. buried Briggs Cemetery, Ballston Spa, Saratoga County, New York, [findagrave;16237244]

*Seth C Baldwin	born 1793. Died 22 Feb 1848 (aged 54–55) buried Glens Falls Cemetery, Glens Falls, Warren County, New York, [findagrave;128742335]

===Recollections of Alexander Thompson===
<blockquote>Dear Sir,—In explanation of the nature of the [[Tammany Society, New York City|Tammany Society]], of which there is a Diploma in the possession of the New Jersey Historical Society,* I am informed that there is a reference to it in Isaac Collins’ N.J. State Gazette, of May 15th and 22nd, Sept. 4th and 18th, 1786. The Soceity appears to have been formed during, or at the close of the Revolution. <br>The names of the persons inscribed on the Diploma have appeared in various publications of your Society, within a few years past, and two of them will be found in the list of officers of the N.J. Regiments, which I have sent you. <br>Col. William DeHart, the President, was Lt. Col. Of the 2d N.J. Reg’t. <br>The Secretary Eben Elmer, was Surgeon of the same Regiment. <br>Mr. Jesse Baldwin was a Lieutenant and Quartermaster in the Army. 
Of Col. DeHart, I have heard much in connection with Revolutionary matters, at Morristown, where he resided, and it will give me pleasure, to present at some future time, some of my recollections of conversations with one who was nearly related to him, and to myself in a  more extended and valuable communication. 
<br>I am, sir, Very Respectfully, Your Obd. Servant, <br>Alex. B. Thompson. 
William Whitehead, Esq. Corresponding Secr’y of N.J. Historical Society. </blockquote>

===Service Description:===
1) ALSO ENS CAPT. MORRISON, COL. OGDEN. 
<br>Service: New Jersey, Rank(s): Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster. RESIDENCE: Newark, New Jersey [DAR, Ancestor #:A005289]

He married '''Harriet Owen,''' daughter of ________  
Daughters: 
*Anne Disney
*Jesse ? Phoebe Ann Burnet ?

===Frank Leeds, Esq, communicated, “Inscriptions in St. Augustine, Florida,” ''New England Historical & Genealogical Register,'' October, 1894, 48; p. 464=== 
Jesse Baldwin depart this life on the 14th of March, 1835 aged 34 years. 5 lines of inscription below. A vertical marble slab. This grave close by the following 
Mrs. Ann S. Putnam, who departed this life the 31st of August, 1831 aged 68 years. 

===Baldwin Burnet===

'''Jesse Baldwin,''' born 1803 to Jesse Baldwin? And ? 

He died 29 December, 1852, æ. 49  

He married Phebe Ann Burnet, b. New York City, 17 June, 1810, daughter of [[Smith Burnet]] and Phebe, of New York City. Or married at Essex New Jersey, 18 July, 1829 Phebe Ann Burnet [Essex m.r.]

"[Married] Monday eve last at Newark, by Rev. Mr. Russell, Jesse Baldwin, Jr son of Jesse, formerly a merchant of this city, to Phebe Ann Burnet, dau of Judge Burent of former place." 
*Extacts from the ''New York Evening Post,'' Marriages 1822-25.

===National Society of the DAR Lineage Book, vol. xiii, 1896, Washington DC. 1801===

[[Miss Margaret Nevius Thompson]], born Illinois, 

'''Phebe Ann Baldwin (Burnet)''' Born June 17, 1810 to  Smith Burnet and Phebe Burnet

Death: Died April 13, 1894 in New York, New York, NY.

She married '''Jesse Baldwin''' 
Mother of Laura Baldwin and William Burnet Baldwin 
Sister of Laura Waldron; Jacob Halstead Burnet; David Smith Burnet; Caroline Burnet; Delia Burnet and 1 other 
Managed by: Sarah Farnsworth Hunnewell Last Updated: May 31, 2015

*Jesse Baldwin, husband
*Laura Baldwin, daughter
*William Burnet Baldwin, son
*Phebe Burnet, mother
*Smith Burnet, father
*Laura Waldron, sister
*Jacob Halsted Burnet, brother
*David Smith Burnet. brother
*Caroline Burnet, sister

===Children:=== 
*'''Laura Baldwin'''
*'''William Burnet Baldwin''' 5/14/1825 Newark, 4th inst William De Hart Baldwin, 39, s. of Jesse. [b. 1786 Army and Navy Chronicle]

==Other Baldwins==

===Findagrave, 146593103===
Joseph Baldwin, BIRTH, unknown. DEATH	Sep 1847
<br>BURIAL, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Section A, Lot 48 


Alexander Thompson, RWPA #W18128/BLWt #2191-200-Lieut. 
He married in the home of William DeHart in Morristown, New Jersey on March 4, 1784, Amelia DeHart, a sister of Colonel William DeHart and Jesse (DeHart) Baldwin. He died at West Point in Orange County, New York in September of 1809. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Second Regiment of New York Artillery [Colonel John Lamb’s Regiment of Artilleryman] on May 31, 1779, & in 1793, was re-commissioned as a captain in the United States Army and was still in serving within the Army at the time of his death. He fought in the Battles of Springfield, Brandywine, and Yorktown, and took part in Lieutenant Colonel Marinus Willett’s failed Oswego Expedition of February, 1783. His widow states that both of his feet were frozen in Willet’s Expedition . . . and were near being amputated, but were finally saved there from by the kind attention of an Indian __. 
In the spring of 1783, he carried news of the Cessation of Hostilities to Fort Oswego and presented the news to Major John Ross. A detailed account of his encounter with Major Ross and his travels to and from Fort Oswego are found within the Library of the Society of the Cincinnati in Washington, D.C. and which he states that he had been placed in charge of the artillery units at Fort Plank, Rensselaer, and others. Hereafter follows Thompson's statement on Lieutenant Colonel Marinus Wilett's failed Oswego Expedition.

Children of John COBB and wife Anna PARROTT: 
Lucinda, born Nov. 2, 1774, died 1777; 
Elenor, born Feb. 18, 1777, died Apr. 12, 1777; 
Henry, born May 23, 1778, married Maria BALDWIN, of Newark, died June 25, 1857. She was born Jan. 5, 1786, died Mar. 1, 1864. Both buried at Parsippany. 
John, born Oct. 19, 1780, died 1782; 
John Joline, born Aug. 23, 1784, married Jane JACOBUS, July 9, 1811, died Feb. 4, 1846. He was a physician. His wife was born Aug. 15, 1790. Both buried at Parsippany. 
Jane, born Aug. 7, 1786, married James S. CONDIT, died July 25, 1855, buried at Parsippany; 
Samuel Allen, born Jan. 10, 1790, died Sept. 27, 1795; 
"A son", died young; 
Israel, born Nov. 11, 1794, died 1794.

[http://books.google.com/books?id=f1dMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA204&lpg=PA204&dq=jesse+baldwin+%2B+margaret+dehart&source=bl&ots=AqPvYhj8yo&sig=3Zj9qfOwHonnTWRu6m0MQMdiWLQ&hl=en&ei=5cCSS4TQCIS0tgfrhsTUCg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CAwQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=&f=false Abram Foote; Foote Genealogy, lists Baldwins here:]

==Jesse Baldwin (1803–1881) m. Phebe Ann Burnet (1810–1894)==
===Findagrave;60380092===

'''Jesse Baldwin''' was born at 2 August, 1803 to 

He died at Newark? 28 December, 1881 [Inscription, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, New Jersey: ''Jesse Baldwin, Born August 2, 1803
Died December 28, 1881 --- Phebe Ann Burnet His Wife Born June 1810 Died April 13, 1894 : Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord.

==[https://jerseyhistory.org/manuscript-group-291-baldwin-brown-coe-family-newark-nj-papers-1776-1893-bulk-date-1800-1845/?highlight=jesse%20baldwin The New Jersey Historical Society contains the following collection]==

Summary:

Letters and documents of the Baldwin-Brown-Coe family of Newark, New Jersey.  Includes a list of Benjamin Coe’s property destroyed in Newark “by the enemy” (November 1776), and correspondence of the following: Samuel Baldwin (1754-1850), Eunice Brown Parkhurst (1745-1833), and Reverend Joseph Riggs.  Samuel Baldwin lived in Charleston, South Carolina and Suzanna Johnson in Lebanon, Ohio.

Gift of Emma L. Tompkins, 1944.

===Biographical Note:===

The Baldwin, Brown, and Coe families were early Newark residents who became related through marriage.

Eunice Baldwin (1745-1833) married Daniel Brown (1747-1776) and they had two children together: Susanna (1769-1860) and [[Samuel Baldwin]] (1771-1859). Daniel Brown died of exposure early in the Revolution, leaving his wife a young widow. In 1788, Eunice remarried to Caleb Parkhurst (1744-1817) and became the stepmother of his eight children.

Eunice's son, Samuel B. Brown, learned the craft of chair making from his uncle in New York and set up a factory and store in Newark, New Jersey. He married Hannah Halsey Ward (1776-1831) in 1793 and with her had ten children: Hannah Matilda (1794-1878), Abby Ward (1796-1880), Eliza Baldwin (1798-1858), William Fountain (1800-1800), Daniel Baldwin (1802-1850), [[Albert Halsey]] (1804-1864), Samuel Baldwin (1807-1807), Samuel Baldwin (1811-1863), Harriette Antoinette (1813-1885), and William Mortimer (1816-1864). The chair business was extremely lucrative, and the family prospered until the War of 1812 and later the Civil War, when trade with the south slowed and eventually stopped. Samuel B. Brown's sons followed him into the family business. Samuel B. Brown, Jr. set up a branch store in Vicksburg, Mississippi in 1833 and his brother, Daniel B. Brown, helped at both the Vicksburg and Newark stores.

Hannah and Samuel Brown's daughter Abby Ward Brown married Joseph Davis Coe (1800-1874) in 1825.  Joseph D. Coe was the son of Sarah Davis (1774-1853) and Sayers Coe (1772-1851) and the grandson of Bethia Grummon (1744-1816) and Benjamin Coe (1738-1818). The Coes were prosperous Newark farmers who maintained a large estate with [[enslaved workers]]; Joseph D. Coe, however, joined his father-in-laws chair making business. Abby Ward Brown and Joseph D. Coe had seven children together: Caroline Matilda (b.1826), Emma (1828-1831), Albert Benjamin (b.1831), Silvester (1833-1839), Alexander (1835-1875), Julia Emarintha (b.1837), and Ernest Eugene (1841-1910).

===Sources:===
*Sayre, Mortimer F. Brown and Sayre Ancestry: Three Centuries in Northern New Jersey (Spahr & Glenn: Columus, Ohio, 1971).

Provenance Note:

The Baldwin-Brown-Coe Family Papers were donated to the New Jersey Historical Society by Emma L. Tompkins in 1944.  Two items were later transferred into the collection. The Samuel B. Brown bond (folder 2) was taken from Manuscript Group 1, The Alphabetical Series, and the “Biographical Sketch of Sarah Coe,” written by Sarah E. Parkhurst (folder 12) was transferred from Manuscript Group 25, Miscellaneous Manuscripts.

===Scope and Content Note:===

The collection has been divided into four series: Baldwin Family, Brown Family, Coe Family, and Miscellaneous. The collection spans the time period from 1776-1893, with bulk dates ranging from 1800-1845. While the documents are from a large number of individuals, they do not really focus on any one person or any nuclear family. The collection covers generations, reaching back to the grandparents of both Hannah Ward Brown and her husband, Joseph D. Coe. Items in the collection include correspondence, receipts, and legal documents such as indentures and bonds.  The correspondence covers such topics as religion; death; marriage; business ventures in South Carolina and in Vicksburg, Mississippi; life in Lebanon, Ohio; Princeton Theological Seminary; family matters; and missionary work.

*Manuscript Group 540, Samuel Baldwin (1754-1850) Papers

==Sources==
*Baldwin Gen, 375 (mush.--dff) 
*Cleveland Fam, 1624
*Mathers Refugees, 
*Pardee Gen, 134
*Scovil Fam 366
*Trans, Feb 28, 1923, 413
*Baldwin Supp, 1054, 1299 (this is mush too. no De Harts some Jesses)
*Rev War Recs, NJ 421, 835
Feb 18, 1920
Pa Insur War Rec 1791-1815 nj 10
*Baldwin, Jesse, Adm Francis M, 21 May, 1835, Liber page, bond book, 33-284-29 from: Gertrude Barber, Index of Letters of Administration filed in New York County, 1743-1875, inclusive, NY, 1950;
*[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/21695129/jesse-baldwin Jesse Baldwin 1753–1803, Bloomfield, New Jersey]
*[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/60380092/jesse-baldwin Jesse and Phoebe Ann Burnet.]
*caleb baldwin, minister in china https://commons.ptsem.edu/?keywords=caleb%20baldwin&qtext=(caleb%20AND%20baldwin)%20sort%3arelevance
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