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About Michael Bacon
'Michael Bacon Jr (bef. 1639 - abt. 1707)
- Born before 16 Feb 1639 in Winston, Suffolk, , England [uncertain]
- Died about 13 Aug 1707 in Bedford, Middlesex, Massachusetts
- Son of Michael Bacon Sr. and Mary Jobo
- Brother of Lydia (Bacon) Wood, Mary (Bacon) Lakin, Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson and Sarah (Bacon) Simonds
- Husband of Sarah Richardson married 22 Mar 1660
- Partner of Mary Ball
- Father of Mary (Bacon) Fuller, Sarah Bacon, Abigail Bacon, Michael Bacon III, Jonathan Bacon and Nathaniel Bacon
Biography
From wikitree: (Last modified 22 Mar 2017)
In 1671 Michael fathered his son, Michael, with Mary Ball who was a domestic servant in his household.
Children with Sarah Richardson
- Mary, b. March 1, 1661
- Sarah, b. Aug 24, 1663
- Abigail, b. March 5, 1666/7
- Jonathan b 1672
- Nathaniel b 1675
Children with Mary Ball
- Michael b abt 1671
Notes
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ball-17 cites Diane Rapaport, "The Case of the Rhode Island Runaway," in New England Ancestors Magazine, Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society: Spring 2006 Vol 7, No. 2, pages 54 and 55, citing court records
When Mary [Ball] was 16, her grandparents died and she was "put out to service" with the family of Michael Bacon Jr. in Woburn. He impregnated her. She ran off to Portsmouth, Rhode Island where she was welcomed by Francis Brayton and his wife. When her pregnancy could no longer be hidden, she admitted she was pregnant by Bacon. Brayton took a letter from her to Boston, seeking assistance from Bacon. Mary's father brought charges against Bacon, who landed in prison, but escaped. He was captured a few days later and promised through a 1671 bastardy bond to support his child:
"to sattisfy all ye charges arising for the bringing up ye child of Mary Ball"
Mary returned to Boston and ultimately married about 1672 Cambridge Scotsman William Munro by whom she had ten more children.
Sources
- Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal, Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society....
- John Adams Vinton, The Richardson Memorial; Full History and Genealogy of Ezekiel, Samuel, and Thomas Richardson, Portland ME (1876), vol II, pg 506.
- 'Massachusetts and Maine families from the ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis, Vol-III. Neal-Wright. [database online] Ancestry.com
- The New England Ball Project <http://www.newenglandballproject.com/g0/p1.htm />
- Source: S039406 Title: New England Ancestors (NEHGS) Author: New England Historic Genealogical Society Publication: Established 1845
- http://www.woodbury-ober.com/family.php?famid=F14488&show_full=1
- https://www.wyman.org/Genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I6606&tree=W...
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Michael Bacon's Timeline
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1608
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Winston, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom
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| 1631 |
February 16, 1631
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Winston, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom
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| 1639 |
February 16, 1639
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Winston, Suffolk, England
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February 16, 1639
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Winston,,, England
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February 16, 1639
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Winston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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February 16, 1639
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Winston, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom
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| 1661 |
March 1, 1661
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Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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| 1663 |
June 24, 1663
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Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
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| 1667 |
March 5, 1667
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Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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