Anne Bacon - Needs documentation

Correction: Thomas Bacon, MP *is* cited as the (only?) son of Nathaniel Bacon of Friston by "Anne, da. of Sir Thomas Le Gros of Crostwick, Norf."

However, the article does not name his daughters (it says there were two, one by each of his two wives).

Information on the "granddaughter" who married "the distinguished obstetrician, Hugh Chamberlain" [sic for Chamberlen] is sketchy at best, as is whether she was Nathaniel the rebel's daughter (doubtful) or the daughter of one of his sisters, as is whether the reference is to Hugh the elder or younger.

By the way, it is necessary to be careful about Nathaniel Bacons in Virginia, because there were at least two of them. Nathaniel "the elder" (c.1620–1692) was the son of James and Martha Bacon, and a loyal member of the Colonial government and married twice (both widows) but had no children.