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Esther Baldwin

Birth1740 - Townsend, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
DeathNot Available - Massachusetts, USA
MotherAbigail (Sarah) Lawrence
FatherJacob Baldwin

Born in Townsend, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 1740 to Jacob Baldwin and Abigail (Sarah) Lawrence. Esther Baldwin married Ebynezer Giles and had 8 children. She passed away in Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Jacob Baldwin
1704 - 1760
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Abigail (Sarah) Lawrence
1708 - 1810
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Ebynezer Giles
1737 - Unknown
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Rachel Giles
1771 - 1825
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Joel Giles
1776 - 1857
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Elizabeth Giles
1761 - 1826
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Ebenezer Giles
1759 - 1838
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Sarah "Sally" Giles
1766 - 1834
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John Giles
1762 - 1825
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Esther Giles
1769 - 1848
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Hannah Giles
1777 - 1861

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