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• Birth	30 Sep 1906	Big Piney, Wyoming
  Sex	Male
  Died	16 May 1951	Salt Lake City, Utah
  Person ID	I011	Ancestors of Sarah Mouchet
  Last Modified	09 Oct 2007
  Father	Stephen Wilson Baldwin, b. 31 Jan 1879, Beaver, UT
  Mother	Dorthea Matai Jensen, b. 21 Apr 1892, Lonstrop, Denmark
  Family ID	F073	Group Sheet
  Family	Fernanda Lina Barp, b. 27 Nov 1911, Tyrol, Italy
  Married	7 Dec 1929	Kemmerer, Wyoming
  Children	1. Waneta Marie Baldwin, b. 16 Feb 1932, Frontier, Lincoln, Wyoming   2. Johanna Dorothea Baldwin, b. 21 Dec 1931
  Family ID	F008	Group Sheet

• Photos		The Baldwin family From left to right: Waneta, Freda, Alvin, Johanna
  		Alvin and Freda Baldwin
  Documents		Alvin Baldwin death certificate
  		Alvin Baldwin obituary

• Notes

  The following story mentions Alvin. It was exerpted from from http://www.bigpiney.com/bigpiney/sommers2.htm Biography of Albert P. "Prof" and May McAlister Sommers Compiled by Jonita Sommers Prof Sommers taught school in Doniphan County, Kansas, in 1896 and 1897. A.P. Sommers was mustered into the 22nd Regiment Kansas Volunteer Infantry for the Spanish American War on May 16, 1898. Prof Sommers died July 9, 1928, from a severe case of high blood pressure which formed a blood clot on the brain causing his death. Prof was in the Cabin Field irrigating with his hired man, Alvin Baldwin, when he began having a stroke. He called to Alvin to help him get on his horse and take him to the house, which was about 1 1/2 miles away. Alvin put Prof on the horse, but he was so weak he fell off before reaching the house. He was put back on the horse, but could not stay there. Baldwin saw Jules J. Giroud fishing and noticed he had a car. They put Prof in the car and took him to the ranch house. Prof walked into the house, but soon had another seizure. Martha gave him artificial respiration until the doctors arrived, but to no avail. Prof passed away with his wife and children by his side. Dr. Jay Wanner from Pinedale and Dr. Vernon L. Looney from Big Piney were called on the telephone to come to the ranch, but nothing could be done.