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About Nathaniel Bacon of Middletown
Son of Nathaniel Bacon
Warning
Do not Merge This Nathaniel Bacon of Middletown, CT, with Nathaniel Bacon of Barnstable, MA. Jacobus proved they are two different men, and only one, the Nathaniel of Barnstable, is the son of William Bacon of Stretton, England. See TAG vol 47:136. Much disinformation has been published. Please use caution and seek consensus from profile managers. thank you, Dellinger-332
Parents and English Origins
See note above regarding the disambiguation of This Nathaniel Bacon of Middletown, CT and Nathaniel Bacon of Barnstable. The later was son of William [Jacobus in TAG 47:136]
Michael Johnson Wood, in NEHGR 168:33 (2014) shows the origins of this family of Nathaniel Bacon of Middletown, CT, in Bramford, Suffolk, England. Nathaniel1 Bacon of Middeltown, CT was son of Nathaniel (A) Bacon bp 22 mar 1599 Bramford, Suffolk, England and an unknown wife. Nathanial (A) Bacon is son of Thomas (B) Bacon bp 4 Nov 1561 in Bramford, Suffolk, England who married 1st and unknown wife and 2nd about 1595 Lore Clench. Thomas (B) Bacon was burid 26 Oct 1610 in Bramford, Suffolk, England. His widow Lore m/2 Edward Helmes. Both Nathaniel (A) Bacon and Andrew1 Bacon (bp Bramford, Suffolk 21 Oct 1596) were sons of Thomas (B) Bacon and his 2nd wife Lore Clench. Edward Helmes left a will dated 23 Jul 1626 proved 22 Sep 1626 naming Andrew Bacon of Dedham, Essex and his younger brothers Nathaniel and Daniel [Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 110 Hele, Probate 11/150/13]. This makes Andrew1 uncle to Nathaniel1. According to Anderson in the Great Migration Project Andrew1 Bacon arrived in 1637 in Hartford. Andrew1 Bacon had previously married Mary Sherman by 2 Sep 1625 in Dedham, Essex [She bp Bramford, Suffolk 21 Oct 1596 called "sister Bacon in New England by her brother Samuel" [note 172 in Anderson, "Timothy Stanley" in Great Migration 2:462-466]. She died and Andrew1 Bacon married 2nd to Elizabeth widow of Timothey1 Stanley. Andrew1 Bacon removed to Hadley, MA and died 14 Oct 1669 leaving his estate to his nephew Nathanial1 Bacon of Middletown, CT. (Andrew being childless). Nathanial1 Bacon of Middletown, CT had followed his uncle arriving later [New England by 1648-1649 and Middletown before April 1653].
Emigration: From England to Hartford to join his uncle Andrew Bacon (1596-1699) c. 1648-1649 (CBRMC); to Middletown before April 1653.(FFS, CBRMC)
Death: January 27, 1705/6, Middletown, Conn.(MVR, BCVR)
Occupation & Public Service: Farmer; chosen town constable in 1654; later fence viewer, hay warden, pound keeper, rate maker, surveyor of highways, & townsman/selectman.
http://middletown1650.org/Bacon.html
Nathaniel Bacon (1650) / Ann (Miller) Bacon
Name: Nathaniel Bacon
Birth: c. 1630, possibly in Bramford, England. (FFS & others) (Compiler's Note: Nathaniel Bacon's birthplace of "Stretton, Rutland, England" commonly seen in print for many years began with a genealogical error by Nathaniel Almoran Bacon in his 1845 genealogy of Jabez Bacon of Woodbury, Conn. The error was later widely circulated in Royal Hinman's 1852 edition of his Catalog of the Names of the First Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Connecticut, pg. 99, and in later compilations by other editors. For a century the misjudgment has been addressed by notable genealogists, including Donald Lines Jacobus and F.F. Starr, yet the error continues to multiply on the Internet. For more information see the in-depth profile of Nathaniel Bacon in the Member Area of this web site. An informative discussion of research on this topic in England is in this posting on the Bacon List at RootsWeb: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BACON/2001-06/0991689875)
Emigration: From England to Hartford to join his uncle Andrew Bacon (1596-1699) c. 1648-1649 (CBRMC); to Middletown before April 1653.(FFS, CBRMC)
Death: January 27, 1705/6, Middletown, Conn.(MVR, BCVR)
Occupation & Public Service: Farmer; chosen town constable in 1654; later fence viewer, hay warden, pound keeper, rate maker, surveyor of highways, & townsman/selectman.(FFS)
Marriage: m.(1) Ann Miller, about 1652, Middletown, Conn. (b. 1636, England; d. July 6, 1680, Middletown, Conn.) She was the daughter of Thomas Miller & Isabel (unknown surname) Miller of England, Rowley, Mass., and Middletown, Conn.; m.(2) Elizabeth Pierpont, April 17, 1682, Middletown (b. 1661; d. before February 24, 1697/8).(MVR, BCVR)
Children: 10 children with first wife Ann Miller between 1653-1675. One child with 2nd wife Elizabeth Pierpont in 1682. (See in-depth profile in Member Area for details.)
from: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ctsmfsd/Bacon.html
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GEDCOM Note
per Nancy E. Schott 15 Karlswood Rd Hebron CT 06248-1211
[Subj: Bacons 4/28/1999 From: fschott@ix.netcom.com (The Schott Family) To: Olsalte@aol.com Hi, I noticed you have Bacon information on ancestry.com. I am in the process of putting together a book of all desc. of Nathaniel Bacon of Middletown, Ct. I am hoping you would be willing to share your information with me and could send it to me directly. For some reason I have been unsuccessful at downloading from ancestry. I am trying to contact everyone I find so that no one gets left out. Nancy Schott]
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Nathaniel Bacon of Middletown's Timeline
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Bramford, Suffolk, England (United Kingdom)
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April 14, 1655
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Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
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February 14, 1656
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Essex, Middlesex County, Connecticut, United States
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June 20, 1659
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Middletown, Connecticut
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July 20, 1659
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Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
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March 14, 1661
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Middletown, Connecticut
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May 14, 1661
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Essex, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
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April 7, 1664
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Middletown, Connecticut Colony
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