website of he and his wife
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6025/filmer_argall.htmThe Filmer family was originally seated at Herst, in the parish of Otterden, Kent, where Robert Filmer lived in the reign of Edward II. Sir Edward Filmer was eldest son of Robert Filmour, prothonotary of the court of Common Pleas in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, who removed to the estate of Little Charleton, in East Sutton, which he had purchased, and died in 1585. Sir Edward increased this estate by purchasing from his brother-in-law John Argall, Esq., the manor of East Sutton; he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth, and served the office of sheriff of Kent 13 James I.
Note: Frequently appeared as atty, in Gen. Ct. at New Haven; Rich ar dwas a freeplanter in Milford in 1639 and made a membe r of thechurc h May 1641, and his wife Feb 5, 1642/3. He w as townclerk, 1648; rep . Gen. Ct., 1660-65. His home lo t was #2consisting of 3 acres on th e west side of the riv er, his
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Richard Baldwin (1622-1665) came from Aston-Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England on the 'Martin" to Milford, Conn in 1638 . Hewas a son of Sylvester Baldwin, Jr. who died on the vo yage toAmerica, and Sarah Bryan. Richard frequently appear ed asattorney in General Court at New Haven, free plante r in 1639,town clerk in 1648, rep to the General Court fro m 1660 to 1665.He died at Hartford, Conn
[phelps.FTW][Brøderbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #3991, Date of Import : Oct25, 1998]
Richard Baldwin (1622-1665) came from Aston-Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England on the 'Martin" to Milford, Conn in 1638 . Hewas a son of Sylvester Baldwin, Jr. who died on the vo yage toAmerica, and Sarah Bryan. Richard frequently appear ed asattorney in General Court at New Haven, free plante r in 1639,town clerk in 1648, rep to the General Court fro m 1660 to 1665.He died at Hartford, Conn
