*Assuming his twin daughters were born not long before their baptismal date in July 1785, I think we can safely say he was alive approximately 9 months earlier, in Oct 1784.
Name
Name: Samuel Washburn III
Birth
"Derby Vital Records":
Born January 6, 1751 in Derby, New Haven, Connecticut
Connecticut Colony
From John Maltby:
Samuel Washburn (Jr.) and Sarah Beach had children, including:
Samuel Washburn (3rd), born on 6 Jan. 1751 in Derby,[1] married (____) in ca. 1773, and lived in Derby. Samuel Washburn was not found in Connecticut in the 1790 or 1800 federal censuses.
He had at least 3 children, including:
Jerusha Washburn, baptized on 26 Nov. 1774 in St. James’ Church, Derby.
Anna Washburn, a twin, baptized on 8 July 1785 in St. James’ Church, Derby.
Sarah Washburn, a twin, baptized on 8 July 1785 in St. James’ Church, Derby.
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