Isaac Baldwin Jr. - Knoll Cemetery, Lowman, NY - American Revolutionary War Veteran Graves on Waymarking.com

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According to Find a Grave there were soldiers in the graveyard when the Baldwins started burying their family members, at least 3 of whom were Revolutionary War Veterans. Later Indians and British soldiers were moved here when the Chemung Canal was built.

"Fourth son of Isaac and Patience (Rathbun) Baldwin, among the first comers to the Chemung Valley. He was only 14 at the time of the Newtown battle, but had enlisted with his father to help regain their interests in the Wyoming Valley of PA."

Location type: Revolutionary War Veteran Cemetery Date of Birth: 1/8/1765 Date of Death: 11/21/1815 Cause of death: Died Later Grave Marker Text: fron Find a Grave "Inscription: In memory of Isaac Baldwin, Jr. Son of Isaac and Patience Baldiwn, who was born In the Co. of Norwich, Connecticut Jan 8, 1765 and died in Elmira, Tioga Co. NY 21 Nov 1815" text is faint Ranks: Not listed

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