uggested edit: Thank you for your work on Find A Grave. The edits I am suggesting are based on (my transcription)
per U.S., Hinshaw Index to Selected Quaker Records, 1680-1940=Ahira Baldwin; Birth=1 Dec 1819; New Garden Monthly Meeting, IN * Charles Baldwin b. 9-1-1782 (1 Sep 1782) and Sarah Baldwin b. 2-19-1790 (19 Feb 1790) kids include:
Susanna Baldwin b. 6-3-1808 (3 Jun 1808);
Thomas Baldwin b. 3-31-1810 (31 Mar 1810);
Mary Baldwin b. 3-12-1812 (12 Mar 1812);
Lindsey Baldwin b. 3-15-1814 (14 Mar 1814);
John Baldwin b. 3-7-1816 (7 Mar 1816);
Jane Baldwin b. 2-23-1818 (23 Mar 1818);
Ahira Baldwin b. 12-1-1819 (1 Dec 1819);
Abigail Baldwin b. 2-15-1822 (15 Feb 1822);
Sarah Baldwin b. 2-16-1824 (16 Feb 1824);
Quincy Baldwin b. 11-11-1826 (11 Nov 1826);
Ahimaaz Baldwin b. 7-25-1829 (25 Jul 1829)
and
per U.S., Quaker Periodicals, 1828-1929=Abira Baldwin; Male; 68y; Birth=abt 1819; Death=3 Apr 1887 Tonganoxie KS; Title: Western Friend (Baxter Springs); Volumes: 1879 Nov - 1890 Apr (Vol 1 - 11) * Died- at his residence near Tonganoxie, KS, on the 3rd of Fourth Month 1887, Ahira Baldwin aged 68y, 3m, 9d. He was a member of the smaller body of Kansas Yearly Meeting. Only a few days before days before his death, while on a religious visit to that part of the State, the editor of the “Western Friend” appointed meeting for worship at the house of this Friend, on account of his feebleness; he being afflicted with consumption. The tenderness of spirit manifested by tears of love and thankfulness for the occasion, are now remembered, with feelings of comfort, in view of his departure so soon afterwards.
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per U.S., Hinshaw Index to Selected Quaker Records, 1680-1940=Ahira Baldwin; Birth=1 Dec 1819; New Garden Monthly Meeting, IN * Charles Baldwin b. 9-1-1782 (1 Sep 1782) and Sarah Baldwin b. 2-19-1790 (19 Feb 1790) kids include:
Susanna Baldwin b. 6-3-1808 (3 Jun 1808);
Thomas Baldwin b. 3-31-1810 (31 Mar 1810);
Mary Baldwin b. 3-12-1812 (12 Mar 1812);
Lindsey Baldwin b. 3-15-1814 (14 Mar 1814);
John Baldwin b. 3-7-1816 (7 Mar 1816);
Jane Baldwin b. 2-23-1818 (23 Mar 1818);
Ahira Baldwin b. 12-1-1819 (1 Dec 1819);
Abigail Baldwin b. 2-15-1822 (15 Feb 1822);
Sarah Baldwin b. 2-16-1824 (16 Feb 1824);
Quincy Baldwin b. 11-11-1826 (11 Nov 1826);
Ahimaaz Baldwin b. 7-25-1829 (25 Jul 1829)
and
per U.S., Quaker Periodicals, 1828-1929=Abira Baldwin; Male; 68y; Birth=abt 1819; Death=3 Apr 1887 Tonganoxie KS; Title: Western Friend (Baxter Springs); Volumes: 1879 Nov - 1890 Apr (Vol 1 - 11) * Died- at his residence near Tonganoxie, KS, on the 3rd of Fourth Month 1887, Ahira Baldwin aged 68y, 3m, 9d. He was a member of the smaller body of Kansas Yearly Meeting. Only a few days before days before his death, while on a religious visit to that part of the State, the editor of the “Western Friend” appointed meeting for worship at the house of this Friend, on account of his feebleness; he being afflicted with consumption. The tenderness of spirit manifested by tears of love and thankfulness for the occasion, are now remembered, with feelings of comfort, in view of his departure so soon afterwards.
Contributor: z4critters (48036442) • [email protected]
uggested edit: Thank you for your work on Find A Grave. The edits I am suggesting are based on (my transcription)
per U.S., Hinshaw Index to Selected Quaker Records, 1680-1940=Ahira Baldwin; Birth=1 Dec 1819; New Garden Monthly Meeting, IN * Charles Baldwin b. 9-1-1782 (1 Sep 1782) and Sarah Baldwin b. 2-19-1790 (19 Feb 1790) kids include:
Susanna Baldwin b. 6-3-1808 (3 Jun 1808);
Thomas Baldwin b. 3-31-1810 (31 Mar 1810);
Mary Baldwin b. 3-12-1812 (12 Mar 1812);
Lindsey Baldwin b. 3-15-1814 (14 Mar 1814);
John Baldwin b. 3-7-1816 (7 Mar 1816);
Jane Baldwin b. 2-23-1818 (23 Mar 1818);
Ahira Baldwin b. 12-1-1819 (1 Dec 1819);
Abigail Baldwin b. 2-15-1822 (15 Feb 1822);
Sarah Baldwin b. 2-16-1824 (16 Feb 1824);
Quincy Baldwin b. 11-11-1826 (11 Nov 1826);
Ahimaaz Baldwin b. 7-25-1829 (25 Jul 1829)
and
per U.S., Quaker Periodicals, 1828-1929=Abira Baldwin; Male; 68y; Birth=abt 1819; Death=3 Apr 1887 Tonganoxie KS; Title: Western Friend (Baxter Springs); Volumes: 1879 Nov - 1890 Apr (Vol 1 - 11) * Died- at his residence near Tonganoxie, KS, on the 3rd of Fourth Month 1887, Ahira Baldwin aged 68y, 3m, 9d. He was a member of the smaller body of Kansas Yearly Meeting. Only a few days before days before his death, while on a religious visit to that part of the State, the editor of the “Western Friend” appointed meeting for worship at the house of this Friend, on account of his feebleness; he being afflicted with consumption. The tenderness of spirit manifested by tears of love and thankfulness for the occasion, are now remembered, with feelings of comfort, in view of his departure so soon afterwards.
Contributor: z4critters (48036442) • [email protected]
per U.S., Hinshaw Index to Selected Quaker Records, 1680-1940=Ahira Baldwin; Birth=1 Dec 1819; New Garden Monthly Meeting, IN * Charles Baldwin b. 9-1-1782 (1 Sep 1782) and Sarah Baldwin b. 2-19-1790 (19 Feb 1790) kids include:
Susanna Baldwin b. 6-3-1808 (3 Jun 1808);
Thomas Baldwin b. 3-31-1810 (31 Mar 1810);
Mary Baldwin b. 3-12-1812 (12 Mar 1812);
Lindsey Baldwin b. 3-15-1814 (14 Mar 1814);
John Baldwin b. 3-7-1816 (7 Mar 1816);
Jane Baldwin b. 2-23-1818 (23 Mar 1818);
Ahira Baldwin b. 12-1-1819 (1 Dec 1819);
Abigail Baldwin b. 2-15-1822 (15 Feb 1822);
Sarah Baldwin b. 2-16-1824 (16 Feb 1824);
Quincy Baldwin b. 11-11-1826 (11 Nov 1826);
Ahimaaz Baldwin b. 7-25-1829 (25 Jul 1829)
and
per U.S., Quaker Periodicals, 1828-1929=Abira Baldwin; Male; 68y; Birth=abt 1819; Death=3 Apr 1887 Tonganoxie KS; Title: Western Friend (Baxter Springs); Volumes: 1879 Nov - 1890 Apr (Vol 1 - 11) * Died- at his residence near Tonganoxie, KS, on the 3rd of Fourth Month 1887, Ahira Baldwin aged 68y, 3m, 9d. He was a member of the smaller body of Kansas Yearly Meeting. Only a few days before days before his death, while on a religious visit to that part of the State, the editor of the “Western Friend” appointed meeting for worship at the house of this Friend, on account of his feebleness; he being afflicted with consumption. The tenderness of spirit manifested by tears of love and thankfulness for the occasion, are now remembered, with feelings of comfort, in view of his departure so soon afterwards.
Contributor: z4critters (48036442) • [email protected]
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