Wait a minute! My point in sending the wills of COEBURN, WILLIAM dated February 2, 1733 and of HANNUM, JOHN. dated July 13, 1730 is that Anthony Baldwin can't be the son in law of Coeburn in 1733 AND of Hannum in 1730!!! Anthony Baldwin's will is dated in 1753 & it clearly names Margery (Hannum) as his wife. SO she was his second wife. But if you go by the date of Coeburn's will, the Coeburn daughter would HAVE to be Baldwin's second wife. Again, see the problem???...Barbara beeezeee@aol.com Here is Anthony Baldwin's will: _Wills of Chester Co., Pa 1748-1766_ p103 Baldwin, Anthony. Newlin. Jun 9, 1753. Sept. 5, 1760 To wife Margery 1/3 of all estate real and personal and 40 pds more. To eldest son William 5 pds. To second son Joseph 5 pds. To grandson William Edwards 5 pds at 21. To daughter Elizabeth 5 shillings. To brother Thomas Baldwin and wife the 6 acres of land they now live on during their lives. Remainder of estate real and personal to be divided among my youngest children, viz., Anthony, George, John, Thomas, Martha, Hannah, Robert, Ann, Margery and Sarah. Executors: Wife and son Anthony Witnesses: Philip Taylor, Thomas Stubbs, James Trimble.