Daniel T Baldwin parents are Clark Baldwin (1752-1821) and Phedemia Prindle (1757-1805)
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Daniel T. Baldwin was one of our founding fathers of Lorain, and his father-in-law was John S. Reid, and was one of our founding fathers of Lorain.
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Daniel T Baldwin, "United States Census, 1830"

Name: Daniel T Baldwin
Event Place: Black River, Lorain, Ohio
Page Number: 36
Affiliate Publication Number: M19
Affiliate Film Number: 135
GS Film number: 0337946
Digital Folder Number: 004411249
Image Number: 00080
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U.S., Appointments of U.S.Postmasters, 1832-1971 about Daniel T. Baldwin

Name: Daniel T. Baldwin
Post Office Location: Black River, Lorain, Ohio
Appointment Date: 15 Dec 1841
Volume #: 9
Volume Rear Range:
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When Squire Reid passed away in 1831, Daniel T. Baldwin succeeded him as post master and the name of the tiny office was changed from the "The Mouth of Black River" to just plain "Black River."

Source: Early Days in Lorain by William Wickens, SC 977.1231 WI, Page 46
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Biography

(2nd son born to this name)

Daniel Tousey Baldwin, son of Clark Baldwin and Phedeme Prindle; born Feb 18, 1792.[1]

Sources

↑ Pg 443 Baldwin genealogy Baldwin, Charles Candee. The Baldwin genealogy From 1500 To 1881 (The Leader Printing Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1881)
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Daniel Tousey Baldwin – born in Newtown, Conn., Feb. 18, 1792; lived and died in Charleston (now Lorain), Lorain County, Ohio. He married Sophia Reid, sister of Conrad Reid, of that place. He was a zealous Presbyterian, and a strict disciplinarian, who whipped his children, and attended the Church with them with great regularity. He was a member of the Legislature more than once. He was a believer in Black River Harbor, and active in the city-lot speculation in that place, from 1835 to 1838, his wife inheriting an ample property there. The speculations were unfortunate. Some of his property, levied on by an odd mode of collecting debts, after his death, judgment against his administrator, is now contested by his heirs. He died, it is said, about 1847 or 1848.
1019. Charles C.+
2020. Henry Clay, d. y.
1021. Glover Clarke, d. y.

Reference: Baldwin gen. By Chas. Candees Baldwin. Cleveland, 1881. (974 p.): 443, 468, 710.

Source: Ancestry.com