Sie ist verheiratet mit William BALDWIN.
Sie haben geheiratet am 5. Februar 1673/74 in St Michael, Church Lane, East Peckham, Kent.Quelle 1
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Anne is referred to as "relict of William Baldwin late of Newington Butts, Surrey. The bond is co-signed by two Londoners, and she signs herself "of Ightham".
The will of Anne Baldwin, widow of Plaxtol (1722) is evidently the wife of William II (she took out the intestacy bond in 1692) - it mentions her daughter Anne Robson (who was executrix) and 3 grandsons, John, Richard & William; son-in-law Isaac Hernden (Elizabeth had evidently died) and grandchildren Anne, Margaret, William & Hester; grand-daughter Anne Baldwin (presumably Hannah, d. of William III).
She also gave away 3 feather beds! Her "kinsman" Rubin Baldwin was to act as trustee for her grandchildren during their minority - this must be her brother-in-law's youngest son.
SOURCE email from Simon Ranger Hill 20/11/2004
Will leaves to daughter Anne Robson £40 plus the £40 bequeathed by Edward Coales (28 Jun 1672); to son-in-law, Isaac Hernden, 1s; to 4 grandchildren, Anne, Margaret, William and Hester Hernden, £7/10/- each at age 21 or marriage (to be put out at interest by her kinsman, Rubin Baldwyn of Plaxtol); to grand-daughter Anne Baldwin, £10 at 21 or marriage (also to be put out at interest) plus a feather bed and its furniture. In the event of any residue, 1 guinea each to grandsons John, Richard & William Robson, then one third of the rest to her daughter Anne and the other two-thirds divided between the 5 grandchildren. One feather bed and its furniture to Anne Robson and another to grand-daughter Anne Hernden. Anne Robson as executrix. Marked and sealed; witnesses Nich. Stephens and Wm. Roffe
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WILLIAM BALDWIN groom and ANN STEPHENS/ www.findmypast.co.uk