FREDERICK BALDWIN
1876-1951
Services held Sunday
For Southside Resident
Funeral Services Were Conducted Sunday At 1:30 P.M., From The Home
At Southside For Frederick Baldwin, 75, Who Died At His Home At
4:00 A.M., Friday, November 9, 1951 Following A Five-Month Illness
Resulting From A Stroke Suffered In May Of This Year.
A Native Of Johnson County And Lifelong Resident Of This City, He
Was Born March 18, 1876, The Son Of The Late George And Rhoda
Dixon Baldwin.
He Was A Veteran Of The Spanish American War And A Member Of The
Methodist Church. A Retired Blacksmith And Farmer, At One Time He
Operated A Blacksmith Shop And Corn Mill Located On The Creek Bank
Behind The Present Grant Wheatley Property. "Booner", As He Was
Called By His Many Friends, Was An Old-Time Banjo Player And Was A
Popular Figure At Many Of The Social Gatherings Of The County.
Surviving Are His Wife, Frances Sublett Baldwin, And Eleven
Children; Six Daughters: Mrs. Mabel Spears, David, Ky; Mrs. Nola
Webb, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bradley, Mrs. Lodessie Endicott, Mrs.
Katherine West, And Mrs. Irene Burke, All Of This City; Five Sons,
William F., George T., And Buster Of This City. Robert L., Carey,
Ohio, And Frederick, Winchester, ……… Continued part missing
Paintsville Herald
Thursday
11-15-1951
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