thank you Joe from Queens for doing some digging for me. I also saw Samuel with his brothers in the census, and looking at the copy of the document saw that a family of Entwistles lived next door.. interesting. What I will need to know is whether it is these two that had baby Agnes. It is certainly possible with a marriage in the year of 1872. With all the Entwistles and plenty of Baldwins in the area, I wouldn't rule out more than one couple of that name. I assume you have Entwistle ancestors? I am fairly new at this, and find that on this website you have to wade through a lot of other data before finding slim information on marriages. Is there a better site where marriages can be sorted out separately? I am also too new to know what GRO stands for. Thanks a lot for giving me enough information to get me closer to finding out what I am looking for.

Also, with another family it looked possible that a mother with children remarried. Not knowing that mother's maiden name, or the first name of the actual father, do you have any suggestions on figuring out who the father might be? the research continues..
J Jr