Anna Baldwin, 1786-1872, daughter of Maj. Isaac and Hannah Sackett (DeLancey) Baldwin, was married, July 17, 1811, to Stephen Sedgwick, of Ithaca, N. Y., son of Gen. John Sedgwick, of Cornwall, Conn. On Sept. 12, 1819, she was married to her second husband, Hon. Daniel Gott, of Pompey Hill and Syracuse, N. Y., son of Hazard Gott, of Hebron, Conn.
Anna Baldwin Sedgwick-Gott is reputed to have been a woman of great beauty, remarkable intellect and unusual scholastic attainments. Both of her husbands were able lawyers. Stephen Sedgwick, her first husband, died comparatively young. Daniel Gott, her second husband, served two terms in Congress.
From Sackets of America pg. 142
Another source noted that Stephen and Anna divorced about 1818 and she married Daniel Gott who had been Stephen's law clerk.
Anna Baldwin Sedgwick-Gott is reputed to have been a woman of great beauty, remarkable intellect and unusual scholastic attainments. Both of her husbands were able lawyers. Stephen Sedgwick, her first husband, died comparatively young. Daniel Gott, her second husband, served two terms in Congress.
From Sackets of America pg. 142
Another source noted that Stephen and Anna divorced about 1818 and she married Daniel Gott who had been Stephen's law clerk.
Anna Baldwin, 1786-1872, daughter of Maj. Isaac and Hannah Sackett (DeLancey) Baldwin, was married, July 17, 1811, to Stephen Sedgwick, of Ithaca, N. Y., son of Gen. John Sedgwick, of Cornwall, Conn. On Sept. 12, 1819, she was married to her second husband, Hon. Daniel Gott, of Pompey Hill and Syracuse, N. Y., son of Hazard Gott, of Hebron, Conn.
Anna Baldwin Sedgwick-Gott is reputed to have been a woman of great beauty, remarkable intellect and unusual scholastic attainments. Both of her husbands were able lawyers. Stephen Sedgwick, her first husband, died comparatively young. Daniel Gott, her second husband, served two terms in Congress.
From Sackets of America pg. 142
Another source noted that Stephen and Anna divorced about 1818 and she married Daniel Gott who had been Stephen's law clerk.
Anna Baldwin Sedgwick-Gott is reputed to have been a woman of great beauty, remarkable intellect and unusual scholastic attainments. Both of her husbands were able lawyers. Stephen Sedgwick, her first husband, died comparatively young. Daniel Gott, her second husband, served two terms in Congress.
From Sackets of America pg. 142
Another source noted that Stephen and Anna divorced about 1818 and she married Daniel Gott who had been Stephen's law clerk.
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