Priscilla Freeman

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Daughter of "Mr ANGELO, french" [St Ann's, Blackfriars, Baptismal Register]. Her will, proved P.C.C., 1631, mentioned "...all that messuage & tenement wherein --- BACON, Widow, dwelleth, situate & being in Bishopsgate Street, London..." to the benefit during his minority of her grandson John FREEMAN, son of her younger son John FREEMAN; this was undoubtedly the same property of which the leasehold was contested in the Court of Chancery, 1654, in a Bill of Complaint by Elizabeth FARREN, widow (the widow of Peter FARREN, & before him of Nicholas BACON), and Isaac COOKE, the Plaintiffs, and defended by Clement BACON (probably a son of the above widow BACON), Draper of Bishopsgate, (parish of St Peter Upon Cornhill) & his wife Martha.