From: "A History of Stamford" by Charles D. Griffin
RANSFORD BALDWIN was a Connecticut man and became a tax-payer in the town in 1801 or before, and continued one until after 1815. He kept a public house on the west side of the river in Hobart, and was a non-resident while the Delaware River formed the town line through the village. He sold his tavern stand and purchased a place on the west side of the Delaware just outside the limits of the village of Stamford where he resided several years, but changed to Hobart where he died on the fifth of May, 1854, at the age of 86 years.
RANSFORD BALDWIN was a Connecticut man and became a tax-payer in the town in 1801 or before, and continued one until after 1815. He kept a public house on the west side of the river in Hobart, and was a non-resident while the Delaware River formed the town line through the village. He sold his tavern stand and purchased a place on the west side of the Delaware just outside the limits of the village of Stamford where he resided several years, but changed to Hobart where he died on the fifth of May, 1854, at the age of 86 years.
From: "A History of Stamford" by Charles D. Griffin
RANSFORD BALDWIN was a Connecticut man and became a tax-payer in the town in 1801 or before, and continued one until after 1815. He kept a public house on the west side of the river in Hobart, and was a non-resident while the Delaware River formed the town line through the village. He sold his tavern stand and purchased a place on the west side of the Delaware just outside the limits of the village of Stamford where he resided several years, but changed to Hobart where he died on the fifth of May, 1854, at the age of 86 years.
RANSFORD BALDWIN was a Connecticut man and became a tax-payer in the town in 1801 or before, and continued one until after 1815. He kept a public house on the west side of the river in Hobart, and was a non-resident while the Delaware River formed the town line through the village. He sold his tavern stand and purchased a place on the west side of the Delaware just outside the limits of the village of Stamford where he resided several years, but changed to Hobart where he died on the fifth of May, 1854, at the age of 86 years.
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Died May 5, 1854
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