Harriet's parents died in the early 1870's and in 1875 she was living in the Baldwin family household (in her hometown in Watertown, Jefferson County, New York). In 1876 or 1877 she married Henry L. Baldwin and by the 1880 census they had two children, Clarence (b. 1877) and Angeline/Angelica (b. 1880).
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Her second husband was Philip Samuel Benjamin and the Benjamins survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Hattie wrote a letter to a friend which appeared in the Watertown, NY Daily Times on 25 April 1906 newspaper stating that their home on Pine Street had burned up in the earthquake's fire and that they were residing in Oakland and were alive and well.
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Her second husband was Philip Samuel Benjamin and the Benjamins survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Hattie wrote a letter to a friend which appeared in the Watertown, NY Daily Times on 25 April 1906 newspaper stating that their home on Pine Street had burned up in the earthquake's fire and that they were residing in Oakland and were alive and well.
[Contributed by Cookie #47469978]
Harriet's parents died in the early 1870's and in 1875 she was living in the Baldwin family household (in her hometown in Watertown, Jefferson County, New York). In 1876 or 1877 she married Henry L. Baldwin and by the 1880 census they had two children, Clarence (b. 1877) and Angeline/Angelica (b. 1880).
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Her second husband was Philip Samuel Benjamin and the Benjamins survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Hattie wrote a letter to a friend which appeared in the Watertown, NY Daily Times on 25 April 1906 newspaper stating that their home on Pine Street had burned up in the earthquake's fire and that they were residing in Oakland and were alive and well.
[Contributed by Cookie #47469978]
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Her second husband was Philip Samuel Benjamin and the Benjamins survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Hattie wrote a letter to a friend which appeared in the Watertown, NY Daily Times on 25 April 1906 newspaper stating that their home on Pine Street had burned up in the earthquake's fire and that they were residing in Oakland and were alive and well.
[Contributed by Cookie #47469978]
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