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About Rebecca Wilkinson
November 16, 1741 Robert and Jane Treat conveyed to Samuel Brisco lands in Milford. This deed, entered on page 113 of volume 10 of the Milford Land Records, was witnessed by Samuel Eells and Rebeckah Eells, and the acknowledgment was taken by Samuel Eells as Justice of the Peace. His third marriage must therefore have occurred between March 7, 1740-41 and November 16, 1741.
The widow REBECKAH BALDWIN lived in the Baldwin homestead on the East side of Wharf street, and upon her marriage with Colonel Samuel Eells simply crossed the street to reside in his house. This interesting fact has been handed down from her granddaughter Freelove (^Baldwin) Stow, who as a child lived with her on the Baldwin place.
She was the daughter of Edward and Rebecca {Smith) Wilkinson and widow of Samuel Baldwin, all of Milford, and was born August 8, 1676.'
April 30, 1747 Colonel Samuel Eells and his wife Rebeckah, Elizabeth Smith and Ruth Collins conveyed to Edmund Treat ^ of two pieces of land near Long Hill ' ' being the first Division of Land Laid on our Rebeckah Wilkinson's right in the Common Land." °
The date of death of Rebeckah ( Wilkinson') Baldwin Eells is unknown, but as her will dated March 14, 1750-51 was presented to the New Haven Probate Court October 16, 1752, it must have occurred between these dates.
In this will she made bequests to her son Samuel Baldwin, her grandson Samuel Baldwin, and granddaughters Mercy and Sybil Baldwin, her son Caleb Baldwin and his son Jared, son Thadeus Baldwin, and to his so7i Ann, her son Peleg Baldwin and his son Hiall Baldwin and Filenah Baldwin and Rebecca Baldwin, her son Joel and his son Joel Baldwin and his daughter Susanna Baldwin, her granddaughter Freelove Baldwin, her grandson Phineas Baldwin, her granddaughter, Catharine Miles and her daughter Rebecca Baldwin.'
On the Probate records in connection with her will appears this entry
" I Consent y* my wife make her Will Sam" : Eells."
The date of Colonel Samuel Eells' s death is not on record.
October 28, 1752, twelve days after the will of his wife Rebecca was probated, he made his will.
Source: "The Eells family of Dorchester, Massachusetts : in the line of Nathaniel Eells of Middleton, Connecticut, 1633-1821 : with notes on the Lenthall family"
http://archive.org/stream/eellsfamilyofdor1903star/eellsfamilyofdor...
1st husband: Samuel Baldwin
Children of Josiah and Mercy Camp Baldwin, born at Milford:
4. Samuel, b. 14 Mar 1674/5; bapt 14 Mar 1674/5; d. at Milford 8 Jan 1737/8 age 63; m. Rebeckah Wilkinson, dau of Edward and Rebecca (Smith) Wilkinson. She m. 2nd Capt. Samuel Eells.
REBECCA WILKINSON BALDWIN. Birth: Aug. 8, 1676 Death: 1752
She was the daughter of Edward & Rebecca Wilkinson and wife of Samuel Baldwin.
Burial: Milford Cemetery Milford New Haven County Connecticut, USA
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Created by: Nareen, et al Record added: Aug 15, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 29052604
Rebecca Wilkinson's Timeline
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August 8, 1676
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Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
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August 13, 1676
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First Church of Milford, Milford, New Haven Co, CT
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February 17, 1700
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Milford, CT, United States
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November 10, 1702
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Milford, New Haven Co. CT
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1704 |
July 26, 1704
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Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States
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February 13, 1708
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Milford, CT, United States
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1711 |
July 11, 1711
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Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States
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1752 |
1752
Age 75
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Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
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