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A William Baldwin, very probably his son, signed a petition to His Majesty in Behalf of Governor Berkeley in 1676 praising his administration.(17 C-161)He was therefore a Loyalist.
He married is Sept. 6, 1679, Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow, widow of Thomas Barlow whose will was recorded April 9, 1679. (BK A-179)As Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin she presented an inventory of Thomas Barlow’s estate on June 6, 1679. (Id 200)
Mr. Lundie Barlow, in his chapter on the Barlow family which will appear in Volume II of this series, states that Elizabeth was probably a sister of George and Thomas Moore.They were sons of John Moore, Burgess of Isle of Wight 1640 (5V233).John Moore patented 300 acres on the western Branch of Nansemond River March 11, 1664, 200 acres granted John Bryan March 18, 1662, who sold to said Moore and 100 acres for the transportation of John Moore’s wife and John Clarke. (C. P. 480)John Moore probably died in Nansemond leaving wife Ann who afterwards married a Mr. Baron and then Anthony Matthews.