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Michael Bacon
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Michael Bacon (abt. 1608 - 1688)
Michael
Bacon
Born about 1608
in Winston, Suffolk, England
ANCESTORS Son of Michael Bacon and Alice (UNKNOWN) BaconBrother of John Bacon, Sarah (Bacon) Hubbard, Daniel Bacon, John Bacon and Alice (Bacon) BancroftHusband of Mary (Jobo) Bacon
— married about 1636 (to 26 Aug 1655) in EnglandHusband of Mary (Unknown) Bacon
— married 26 Oct 1655 [location unknown]Husband of Mary (Haynes) Bacon
— married 28 Nov 1670 in Woburn, MADESCENDANTS Father of Lydia (Bacon) Wood, Michael Bacon Jr, Mary (Bacon) Lakin, Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson and Sarah (Bacon) SimondsDied 4 Jul 1688
in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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Michael Bacon was born in England.
Michael Bacon was born about 1608/09 in England. He was the son of Michael Bacon and Alice (---) Bacon.[1][2]
Michael Bacon is said to have emigrated from Ireland, and was one of the original inhabitants of the town of Woburn, Massachusetts.[3] Michael settled first in Charlestown but soon removed to Woburn and later went to Billerica.[4]
Michael Bacon married three times; all named Mary.[5] Michael's first wife was named Mary (Unknown), and they married about 1635/6 in England. All of his four (or five) children were with his first wife:[2]
Michael Bacon Jr; b. bef.1640, m. daughter of Thomas and Mary Richardson in 1660;[3]
Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson;
Sarah (Bacon) Simonds;
Lydia (Bacon) Wood (Both Thomas W. Baldwin[1] and NEHGR vol. 57[4] omit daughter Lydia.)
Richardson links another daughter, Mary, with Michael and his first wife, as one of their five children,[6] Baldwin also adds her as one of their four children (omitting Lydia) but says that she married Batholomew Gale as his 2nd wife:
Mary (Bacon) Lakin
Michael's first wife died August 26, 1655. Michael married second, Mary (Unknown) Richardson, widow of Thomas Richardson on October 26 of that same year in Woburn, Massachusetts.[7] She died May 19, 1670.[2][3]
He married for his third wife, the widow Mary Noyes, on Nov 28, 1670[3] in Woburn, Massachusetts.[7] Her maiden name was Haynes[5] and she was the widow of Thomas Noyes of Sudbury.[2]
Michael died July 4, 1688[3] in Woburn, Massachusetts.[8]
Note: Some sources have Michael immigrating from England to Massachusetts in 1633;[9] this was actually his father, who came to America, was a signer of the "Dedham Agreement" and then returned to England. In 1640, Michael Bacon Sr. came back to America with his three sons and their families.[1]
Note
Michael Bacon is Bacon 2 in the Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. According to their published genealogy of the Bacon family. Michael Bacon married Mary Marie Jobo on 03 August 1635/6?; in Woburn, Essex, MA. They had 4 children:[10]
Michael Bacon Jr
Mary Bacon
Elizabeth Bacon
Sarah BaconSources
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Baldwin, Thomas W., Bacon Genealogy: Michael Bacon of Dedham, 1640 and his Descendants. Cambridge, MA: Murray and Emery Co., 1915. Accessed 19 July 2017 at HathiTrust (search only) pages 29-30; full view of book available w/subscription at Ancestry.com.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Bartlett, J. Gardner (prepared for William Lincoln Palmer), "Bacon Family of Helmington and Winston, co. Suffolk, England, and of Dedham and Salem, Mass." in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Online database, NEHGS, 2014. NEHGR 90 (July 1936): 302.
↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Vinton, John Adams. (1876). Vol II. The Richardson Memorial; Full History and Genealogy of Ezekiel, Samuel, and Thomas Richardson. Posterity of Thomas Richardson. Portland ME. (pg 506)
↑ 4.0 4.1 The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1847-. Online database w/sub.: Vol. 57 (1903) p. 330.
↑ 5.0 5.1 New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol. 1, Page 63. https://www.americanancestors.org/DB1568/i/21174/63/426875358; BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 1/wf Mary [?JOBS] (-26 Aug 1655); by 1639/40, ca 1635, 31 Aug 1624?; Woburn Coltman Anc. 13; Stevens-Miller 195, 197; NYGBR 48:312; Reg. 56:365, 90:302; LBDF&P ,294; Fish Anc.; Sv. 1:91; Bacon 29; Clemens: Marriages; Bulla: BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 2/wf Mary (____) RICHARDSON (-1670), w Thomas; 26 Oct 1655; Woburn Backus Anc. 150; Reg. 56:365, 89:350, 90:302; Snow-Estes 1:284; Charlestown 812; Bacon 29; Richardson Mem. 506; Sv. 1:91; Vinton Mem. 391; Bassett-Preston 2: BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 3/wf Mary (HAYNES) NOYES, w Thomas; 28 Nov 1670; Woburn Reg. 35:218, 56:365, 57:330, 90:302; NYGBR 48:312; Bacon 30; Haynes 58; Richardson 506; Vinton Mem. 391; Blake-Torrey 122; Bassett-Preston 233; Bennett etc. (1931) 25
↑ Richardson, Douglas "The English Origin of the Lakin Family of Reading and Groton, Massachusetts" The American Genealogist TAG 70 (July 1995):142, at 147-148.
↑ 7.0 7.1 Vital Records of Woburn, Massachusetts - Marriages. Accessed online at MA-VitalRecords.org.
↑ Johnson, Edward F., comp., "Woburn records of births, deaths, marriages, and marriage intentions, from 1640 to 1900." Woburn, MA: Andrews, Cutler, & Co., 1890-1919. Accessed online at HathiTrust. Deaths page 8.
↑ Passenger and immigration lists index, 1500's-1900's; ancestry.com online database: Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Farmington Hills, MI, USA
↑ Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal, Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.
See Also:
"English Ancestry of New England Families" vol 1. p. 60
Massachusetts and Maine families (pg 218)--needs full citation
Manuscript, [ Hugh D. Miller, comp. ], Genealogy: Ethel P. Miller/Hugh D. Miller, 1985, copy in possession of author
American Marriages Before 1699: Ancestry.com, online database- Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1997. Original data - Clemens, William Montgomery. American Marriage Records Before 1699. Pompton Lakes, NJ, USA: Biblio Co., 1926.
Michael Bacon (Nos. 2950 and 3014) on the Parker1 sheet, ascends from Lyman De Platt to Clarissa Josephine Leavitt, Mary Ellen Huntsman, Solinda Eastman Parker, both her parents Zadock and Mirriam Parker (1st cousins), through their fathers Isaac and Solomon Parker (brothers), to Solomon Parker, Samuel Parker, Abigail Lakin, and Mary Bacon (1475 and 1507), who married John Lakin, and who was the daughter of the couple that follow.
MICHAEL BACON
Parker Pedigree #s 2950, 3014; FamilyTree # 94F5-3SX
Michael, the eldest son of Michael Bacon and Alice was born about 1608, possibly at Winston, Suffolk, England. Tradition says he held the office of captain of a company of yeomanry in County Suffolk. He married in Winston on August 31, 1624, Marie Jeve (read at Jobo; pedigree numbers 2951, 3015; FamilyTree # MD46-VX4).
According to Brown’s History of Bedford, Massachusetts, he went from England to the North of Ireland about 1633, seven years prior to coming to New England. The following is taken from the Dedham Records [Dedham Record, Towne and Selectmen, Volume III, page 68], dated May 26, 1640 [Thomas W. Baldwin, Bacon Genealogy (Cambridge, Mass.: Murray and Emery Co., 1915), page 24): “Agreed upon that the towne of Dedham shall enterteyne, etc... [as well as] Mr. Smith and Mr. Bacon all from Ireland and afford to them such accomodations of vpland and medowe as their estates shall Requier."
He arrived in Dedham, Massachusetts in 1640 with his father; however, he was of Charlestown by December 18, 1640, where he subscribed to "Town Orders" for the then projected town of Woburn, of which he shortly became one of its original inhabitants.
Michael Bacon, of Woburn, was chosen, April 13, 1644, surveyor of highways for the town of Woburn.
He bought of Robert Shaw in 1648, a farm in the northwesterly part of Cambridge (now Bedford), including “all the meadow adjacent to the great swamp, near the East corner of Concord bounds, that fals in Cambridge boundes.†Another source says that this transaction occurred in 1653 when “he and William Simms, bought two hundred acres of land.â€
The Shawsheen River runs from this “great swamp,†and on which Mr. Bacon is said to have erected a saw and grist mill before 1675. This mill was burned by the Indians at the time of King Philip’s War. In August 1675, the town of Billerica, when providing defense against the Indians in the King Philip’s War, assigned Michael Bacon to garrison “No. 10,†under command of Timothy Brooks.
Michael served as selectman from Woburn in 1659-1666, 1668, and 1670. He deposed at Woburn, June 17, 1668, age about sixty. In a mortgage recorded on June 8, 1675, he is alluded to as a citizen of Billerica. He was taxed at Billerica in 1679, “only one head tax,†and he died, probably at Billerica on July 4, 1688.
He married 1st, Mary Jeve [see following note] sometimes Jobo (Nos. 2935, 3015), daughter of Richard Jeeve and Mary (being born June 27, 1607, Winston, Suffolk, England; christened there July 27, 1607; and who died August 26, 1655, at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He married 2nd, October 26, 1655, Mary Richardson, widow of Thomas Richardson of Woburn. She died May 19, 1670. Michael married 3rd, November 28, 1670, Mary (Haines) Noyes, daughter of Walter Haines and Elizabeth and widow of Thomas Noyes of Sudbury.
Children of Michael Bacon and Mary Jeve, the first three born at Winston, Suffolk, England, the last two at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts:
Lydia, born about 1637; died November 25, 1674, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts; md. October 28, 1657, Charlestown, Josiah Wood.
Michael, born February 16, 1639/1640; died August 13, 1701, Billerica, Middlesex; he married Sarah Richardson, March 22, 1660, at Woburn.
Mary, born February 18, 1640; died after October 22, 1701, Groton; married before 1658, John Lakin; they being of Groton at the time.
Elizabeth, born January 4, 1642; died 1673, Woburn; married October 22, 1658, Woburn, Lt. John Richardson.
Sarah, born August 24, 1644; died April 11, 1727, Woburn; married September 25, 1677, Woburn, Caleb Simonds.
Note: There seems to be a discrepancy in this instance in the records. One reference has Mary Jobo marrying as his first wife on August 31, 1624, Michael Bacon son of Michael Bacon and Alice. According to this record Mary or Marie Jobo died August 26, 1655 at Woburn and Michael married 2nd on October 26, 1655, widow Mary Richardson. This records says that Michael and Mary had five children, the first three probably born at Winston, Suffolk, England; and the last two at Woburn: 1) Lydia, Michael, Mary, Elizabeth, and Sarah. This records says Michael was born about 1608 at Winston, Suffolk, England. In a deposition before the court of Middlesex Co., Mass. In 1688, he certified that he was about sixty years of age. He married in Winston as noted above in this footnote: August 31, 1624, Mary Jobo.
Sources: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 5:173; 7:230-231, 284; 37:95; 56:264-374; 90:300-302; The Pioneers of Massachusetts, by C. H. Pope, page 26. A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage, Volume 1, page 91; Burke's Dictionary of Families of America, page 2544; Births, Marriages, and Deaths of Dedham, Massachusetts, pages 126, 128; Woburn, Massachusetts Records, pages 14-15; Woburn, Massachusetts Births, page 13; Samuel Sewall, History of Woburn (Boston: Wiggin & Lunt, 1868), pages 592, 638.
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Leave a message for others who see this profile.Login to post a comment. Seely (Kenny) FoleyMichael Bacon could not have married anyone in Dedham, MA in 1624 because the town was not founded until 1635. According to Torrey's New England Marriages he was likely married in 1635 in Woburn. I think the bio should be changed. According to an article in the NEHGS Register, the father, Michael Bacon b. 1579 lived in Dedham, MA.posted Dec 27, 2015 by Seely (Kenny) Foley Sandy (Minder) BarnettBacon-3370 and Bacon-563 appear to represent the same person because: in the Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. According to their published genealogy of the Bacon family, Michael and Alice had 5 children: Michael Bacon Jr Sarah Bacon Alice Bacon Daniel Bacon John Bacon.posted Nov 19, 2015 by Sandy (Minder) Barnett Katie PyleBacon-2493 and Bacon-563 appear to represent the same person because: Same son Michael Bacon Jr., husband of Sarah Richardsonposted Oct 24, 2014 by Katie Pyle
Mary (Jobo) Bacon (abt. 1610 - 1655)
Mary
"Marie"
Bacon
formerly Jobo
Born about 1610
in Winston, Suffolk, England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling(s) unknown]Wife of Michael Bacon
— married about 1636 (to 26 Aug 1655) in EnglandDESCENDANTS Mother of Lydia (Bacon) Wood, Michael Bacon Jr, Mary (Bacon) Lakin, Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson and Sarah (Bacon) SimondsDied 26 Aug 1655
in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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1.1 Name
1.2 Marriage & Children
1.3 Note
1.4 Death
2 Sources
3 Gedcoms
Biography
Name
Mary Jobo. [1]Marriage & Children
Michael Bacon Jr. married Mary Marie Jobo 03 Aug 1634 in Woburn, Essex, MA. They had 4 children:
Michael Bacon III
Mary Bacon
Elizabeth Bacon
Sarah BaconNote
Note: Immigrant Englandhttp://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=731af90a-eb09-4b49-84fe-5c5d3bf1eb08&tid=24279608&pid=1721987280Death
Mary Bacon, wife of Michael, died on 26 Aug 1655 in Woburn, Massachusetts.[2][3]Sources
↑ Source: #S54 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Michael Bacon
↑ Johnson, Edward F., comp., "Woburn records of births, deaths, marriages, and marriage intentions, from 1640 to 1900." Woburn, MA: Andrews, Cutler, & Co., 1890-1919. Accessed online at HathiTrust. Deaths page 8.
↑ Source: #S54 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Michael Bacon
Source: S54 Author: Ancestry.com Title: Public Member Trees Publication: Name: Name: Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006; Repository: #R1 NOTE Source Medium: (null) Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Name: The Generations Network, Inc. ; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Source Medium: (null) CONT Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Provo, UT, USA, The Generations Net work, Inc., 2006). Repository: R1
Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal, Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.... Source S-1992136522 Repository: #R-1992163608 Title: Ancestry Family TreesGedcoms
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Mary (Haynes) Bacon (abt. 1645)
Mary
Bacon
formerly Haynes
aka Noyes
Born about 1645
[location unknown]ANCESTORS Daughter of James Hinds [uncertain] and [mother unknown]Sister of John Hinds [half], James Hinds Jr. [half], Benjamin Hinds [half], Mary Hinds [half], James Walker Hinds [half], Sarah Hinds [half], Jonathan Hinds [half] and Thomas Hinds [half]Wife of Michael Bacon
— married 28 Nov 1670 in Woburn, MA[children unknown]Died [date unknown] [location unknown]Profile manager: Katie Pyle [send private message]Profile last modified 4 Nov 2020 | Created 24 Oct 2014This page has been accessed 358 times.Biography
Mary Haynes, married Thomas Noyes; he died; and she married Michael Bacon as his 3rd wife about 28 Nov 1670.[1]
Sources
↑ New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol. 1, Page 63. https://www.americanancestors.org/DB1568/i/21174/63/426875358; BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 1/wf Mary [?JOBS] (-26 Aug 1655); by 1639/40, ca 1635, 31 Aug 1624?; Woburn (Coltman Anc. 13; Stevens-Miller 195, 197; NYGBR 48:312; Reg. 56:365, 90:302; LBDF&P ,294; Fish Anc.; Sv. 1:91; Bacon 29; Clemens: Marriages; Bulla): BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 2/wf Mary (____) RICHARDSON (-1670), w Thomas; 26 Oct 1655; Woburn (Backus Anc. 150; Reg. 56:365, 89:350, 90:302; Snow-Estes 1:284; Charlestown 812; Bacon 29; Richardson Mem. 506; Sv. 1:91; Vinton Mem. 391; Bassett-Preston 2): BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 3/wf Mary (HAYNES) NOYES, w Thomas; 28 Nov 1670; Woburn (Reg. 35:218, 56:365, 57:330, 90:302; NYGBR 48:312; Bacon 30; Haynes 58; Richardson 506; Vinton Mem. 391; Blake-Torrey 122; Bassett-Preston 233; Bennett etc. (1931) 25)
Vinton, John Adams. (1876).Vol II. The Richardson Memorial; Full History and Genealogy of Ezekiel, Samuel, and Thomas Richardson. Posterity of Thomas Richardson. Portland ME. (pg 506)
Michael Bacon (abt. 1608 - 1688)
Michael
Bacon
Born about 1608
in Winston, Suffolk, England
ANCESTORS Son of Michael Bacon and Alice (UNKNOWN) BaconBrother of John Bacon, Sarah (Bacon) Hubbard, Daniel Bacon, John Bacon and Alice (Bacon) BancroftHusband of Mary (Jobo) Bacon
— married about 1636 (to 26 Aug 1655) in EnglandHusband of Mary (Unknown) Bacon
— married 26 Oct 1655 [location unknown]Husband of Mary (Haynes) Bacon
— married 28 Nov 1670 in Woburn, MADESCENDANTS Father of Lydia (Bacon) Wood, Michael Bacon Jr, Mary (Bacon) Lakin, Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson and Sarah (Bacon) SimondsDied 4 Jul 1688
in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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Michael Bacon was born in England.
Michael Bacon was born about 1608/09 in England. He was the son of Michael Bacon and Alice (---) Bacon.[1][2]
Michael Bacon is said to have emigrated from Ireland, and was one of the original inhabitants of the town of Woburn, Massachusetts.[3] Michael settled first in Charlestown but soon removed to Woburn and later went to Billerica.[4]
Michael Bacon married three times; all named Mary.[5] Michael's first wife was named Mary (Unknown), and they married about 1635/6 in England. All of his four (or five) children were with his first wife:[2]
Michael Bacon Jr; b. bef.1640, m. daughter of Thomas and Mary Richardson in 1660;[3]
Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson;
Sarah (Bacon) Simonds;
Lydia (Bacon) Wood (Both Thomas W. Baldwin[1] and NEHGR vol. 57[4] omit daughter Lydia.)
Richardson links another daughter, Mary, with Michael and his first wife, as one of their five children,[6] Baldwin also adds her as one of their four children (omitting Lydia) but says that she married Batholomew Gale as his 2nd wife:
Mary (Bacon) Lakin
Michael's first wife died August 26, 1655. Michael married second, Mary (Unknown) Richardson, widow of Thomas Richardson on October 26 of that same year in Woburn, Massachusetts.[7] She died May 19, 1670.[2][3]
He married for his third wife, the widow Mary Noyes, on Nov 28, 1670[3] in Woburn, Massachusetts.[7] Her maiden name was Haynes[5] and she was the widow of Thomas Noyes of Sudbury.[2]
Michael died July 4, 1688[3] in Woburn, Massachusetts.[8]
Note: Some sources have Michael immigrating from England to Massachusetts in 1633;[9] this was actually his father, who came to America, was a signer of the "Dedham Agreement" and then returned to England. In 1640, Michael Bacon Sr. came back to America with his three sons and their families.[1]
Note
Michael Bacon is Bacon 2 in the Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. According to their published genealogy of the Bacon family. Michael Bacon married Mary Marie Jobo on 03 August 1635/6?; in Woburn, Essex, MA. They had 4 children:[10]
Michael Bacon Jr
Mary Bacon
Elizabeth Bacon
Sarah BaconSources
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Baldwin, Thomas W., Bacon Genealogy: Michael Bacon of Dedham, 1640 and his Descendants. Cambridge, MA: Murray and Emery Co., 1915. Accessed 19 July 2017 at HathiTrust (search only) pages 29-30; full view of book available w/subscription at Ancestry.com.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Bartlett, J. Gardner (prepared for William Lincoln Palmer), "Bacon Family of Helmington and Winston, co. Suffolk, England, and of Dedham and Salem, Mass." in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Online database, NEHGS, 2014. NEHGR 90 (July 1936): 302.
↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Vinton, John Adams. (1876). Vol II. The Richardson Memorial; Full History and Genealogy of Ezekiel, Samuel, and Thomas Richardson. Posterity of Thomas Richardson. Portland ME. (pg 506)
↑ 4.0 4.1 The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1847-. Online database w/sub.: Vol. 57 (1903) p. 330.
↑ 5.0 5.1 New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol. 1, Page 63. https://www.americanancestors.org/DB1568/i/21174/63/426875358; BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 1/wf Mary [?JOBS] (-26 Aug 1655); by 1639/40, ca 1635, 31 Aug 1624?; Woburn Coltman Anc. 13; Stevens-Miller 195, 197; NYGBR 48:312; Reg. 56:365, 90:302; LBDF&P ,294; Fish Anc.; Sv. 1:91; Bacon 29; Clemens: Marriages; Bulla: BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 2/wf Mary (____) RICHARDSON (-1670), w Thomas; 26 Oct 1655; Woburn Backus Anc. 150; Reg. 56:365, 89:350, 90:302; Snow-Estes 1:284; Charlestown 812; Bacon 29; Richardson Mem. 506; Sv. 1:91; Vinton Mem. 391; Bassett-Preston 2: BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 3/wf Mary (HAYNES) NOYES, w Thomas; 28 Nov 1670; Woburn Reg. 35:218, 56:365, 57:330, 90:302; NYGBR 48:312; Bacon 30; Haynes 58; Richardson 506; Vinton Mem. 391; Blake-Torrey 122; Bassett-Preston 233; Bennett etc. (1931) 25
↑ Richardson, Douglas "The English Origin of the Lakin Family of Reading and Groton, Massachusetts" The American Genealogist TAG 70 (July 1995):142, at 147-148.
↑ 7.0 7.1 Vital Records of Woburn, Massachusetts - Marriages. Accessed online at MA-VitalRecords.org.
↑ Johnson, Edward F., comp., "Woburn records of births, deaths, marriages, and marriage intentions, from 1640 to 1900." Woburn, MA: Andrews, Cutler, & Co., 1890-1919. Accessed online at HathiTrust. Deaths page 8.
↑ Passenger and immigration lists index, 1500's-1900's; ancestry.com online database: Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Farmington Hills, MI, USA
↑ Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal, Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.
See Also:
"English Ancestry of New England Families" vol 1. p. 60
Massachusetts and Maine families (pg 218)--needs full citation
Manuscript, [ Hugh D. Miller, comp. ], Genealogy: Ethel P. Miller/Hugh D. Miller, 1985, copy in possession of author
American Marriages Before 1699: Ancestry.com, online database- Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1997. Original data - Clemens, William Montgomery. American Marriage Records Before 1699. Pompton Lakes, NJ, USA: Biblio Co., 1926.
Michael Bacon (Nos. 2950 and 3014) on the Parker1 sheet, ascends from Lyman De Platt to Clarissa Josephine Leavitt, Mary Ellen Huntsman, Solinda Eastman Parker, both her parents Zadock and Mirriam Parker (1st cousins), through their fathers Isaac and Solomon Parker (brothers), to Solomon Parker, Samuel Parker, Abigail Lakin, and Mary Bacon (1475 and 1507), who married John Lakin, and who was the daughter of the couple that follow.
MICHAEL BACON
Parker Pedigree #s 2950, 3014; FamilyTree # 94F5-3SX
Michael, the eldest son of Michael Bacon and Alice was born about 1608, possibly at Winston, Suffolk, England. Tradition says he held the office of captain of a company of yeomanry in County Suffolk. He married in Winston on August 31, 1624, Marie Jeve (read at Jobo; pedigree numbers 2951, 3015; FamilyTree # MD46-VX4).
According to Brown’s History of Bedford, Massachusetts, he went from England to the North of Ireland about 1633, seven years prior to coming to New England. The following is taken from the Dedham Records [Dedham Record, Towne and Selectmen, Volume III, page 68], dated May 26, 1640 [Thomas W. Baldwin, Bacon Genealogy (Cambridge, Mass.: Murray and Emery Co., 1915), page 24): “Agreed upon that the towne of Dedham shall enterteyne, etc... [as well as] Mr. Smith and Mr. Bacon all from Ireland and afford to them such accomodations of vpland and medowe as their estates shall Requier."
He arrived in Dedham, Massachusetts in 1640 with his father; however, he was of Charlestown by December 18, 1640, where he subscribed to "Town Orders" for the then projected town of Woburn, of which he shortly became one of its original inhabitants.
Michael Bacon, of Woburn, was chosen, April 13, 1644, surveyor of highways for the town of Woburn.
He bought of Robert Shaw in 1648, a farm in the northwesterly part of Cambridge (now Bedford), including “all the meadow adjacent to the great swamp, near the East corner of Concord bounds, that fals in Cambridge boundes.†Another source says that this transaction occurred in 1653 when “he and William Simms, bought two hundred acres of land.â€
The Shawsheen River runs from this “great swamp,†and on which Mr. Bacon is said to have erected a saw and grist mill before 1675. This mill was burned by the Indians at the time of King Philip’s War. In August 1675, the town of Billerica, when providing defense against the Indians in the King Philip’s War, assigned Michael Bacon to garrison “No. 10,†under command of Timothy Brooks.
Michael served as selectman from Woburn in 1659-1666, 1668, and 1670. He deposed at Woburn, June 17, 1668, age about sixty. In a mortgage recorded on June 8, 1675, he is alluded to as a citizen of Billerica. He was taxed at Billerica in 1679, “only one head tax,†and he died, probably at Billerica on July 4, 1688.
He married 1st, Mary Jeve [see following note] sometimes Jobo (Nos. 2935, 3015), daughter of Richard Jeeve and Mary (being born June 27, 1607, Winston, Suffolk, England; christened there July 27, 1607; and who died August 26, 1655, at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He married 2nd, October 26, 1655, Mary Richardson, widow of Thomas Richardson of Woburn. She died May 19, 1670. Michael married 3rd, November 28, 1670, Mary (Haines) Noyes, daughter of Walter Haines and Elizabeth and widow of Thomas Noyes of Sudbury.
Children of Michael Bacon and Mary Jeve, the first three born at Winston, Suffolk, England, the last two at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts:
Lydia, born about 1637; died November 25, 1674, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts; md. October 28, 1657, Charlestown, Josiah Wood.
Michael, born February 16, 1639/1640; died August 13, 1701, Billerica, Middlesex; he married Sarah Richardson, March 22, 1660, at Woburn.
Mary, born February 18, 1640; died after October 22, 1701, Groton; married before 1658, John Lakin; they being of Groton at the time.
Elizabeth, born January 4, 1642; died 1673, Woburn; married October 22, 1658, Woburn, Lt. John Richardson.
Sarah, born August 24, 1644; died April 11, 1727, Woburn; married September 25, 1677, Woburn, Caleb Simonds.
Note: There seems to be a discrepancy in this instance in the records. One reference has Mary Jobo marrying as his first wife on August 31, 1624, Michael Bacon son of Michael Bacon and Alice. According to this record Mary or Marie Jobo died August 26, 1655 at Woburn and Michael married 2nd on October 26, 1655, widow Mary Richardson. This records says that Michael and Mary had five children, the first three probably born at Winston, Suffolk, England; and the last two at Woburn: 1) Lydia, Michael, Mary, Elizabeth, and Sarah. This records says Michael was born about 1608 at Winston, Suffolk, England. In a deposition before the court of Middlesex Co., Mass. In 1688, he certified that he was about sixty years of age. He married in Winston as noted above in this footnote: August 31, 1624, Mary Jobo.
Sources: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 5:173; 7:230-231, 284; 37:95; 56:264-374; 90:300-302; The Pioneers of Massachusetts, by C. H. Pope, page 26. A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage, Volume 1, page 91; Burke's Dictionary of Families of America, page 2544; Births, Marriages, and Deaths of Dedham, Massachusetts, pages 126, 128; Woburn, Massachusetts Records, pages 14-15; Woburn, Massachusetts Births, page 13; Samuel Sewall, History of Woburn (Boston: Wiggin & Lunt, 1868), pages 592, 638.
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Leave a message for others who see this profile.Login to post a comment. Seely (Kenny) FoleyMichael Bacon could not have married anyone in Dedham, MA in 1624 because the town was not founded until 1635. According to Torrey's New England Marriages he was likely married in 1635 in Woburn. I think the bio should be changed. According to an article in the NEHGS Register, the father, Michael Bacon b. 1579 lived in Dedham, MA.posted Dec 27, 2015 by Seely (Kenny) Foley Sandy (Minder) BarnettBacon-3370 and Bacon-563 appear to represent the same person because: in the Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. According to their published genealogy of the Bacon family, Michael and Alice had 5 children: Michael Bacon Jr Sarah Bacon Alice Bacon Daniel Bacon John Bacon.posted Nov 19, 2015 by Sandy (Minder) Barnett Katie PyleBacon-2493 and Bacon-563 appear to represent the same person because: Same son Michael Bacon Jr., husband of Sarah Richardsonposted Oct 24, 2014 by Katie Pyle
Mary (Jobo) Bacon (abt. 1610 - 1655)
Mary
"Marie"
Bacon
formerly Jobo
Born about 1610
in Winston, Suffolk, England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling(s) unknown]Wife of Michael Bacon
— married about 1636 (to 26 Aug 1655) in EnglandDESCENDANTS Mother of Lydia (Bacon) Wood, Michael Bacon Jr, Mary (Bacon) Lakin, Elizabeth (Bacon) Richardson and Sarah (Bacon) SimondsDied 26 Aug 1655
in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Profile manager: Jerry Barnard [send private message]Profile last modified 5 Jun 2020 | Created 19 Nov 2015This page has been accessed 1,171 times.Contents
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1 Biography
1.1 Name
1.2 Marriage & Children
1.3 Note
1.4 Death
2 Sources
3 Gedcoms
Biography
Name
Mary Jobo. [1]Marriage & Children
Michael Bacon Jr. married Mary Marie Jobo 03 Aug 1634 in Woburn, Essex, MA. They had 4 children:
Michael Bacon III
Mary Bacon
Elizabeth Bacon
Sarah BaconNote
Note: Immigrant Englandhttp://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=731af90a-eb09-4b49-84fe-5c5d3bf1eb08&tid=24279608&pid=1721987280Death
Mary Bacon, wife of Michael, died on 26 Aug 1655 in Woburn, Massachusetts.[2][3]Sources
↑ Source: #S54 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Michael Bacon
↑ Johnson, Edward F., comp., "Woburn records of births, deaths, marriages, and marriage intentions, from 1640 to 1900." Woburn, MA: Andrews, Cutler, & Co., 1890-1919. Accessed online at HathiTrust. Deaths page 8.
↑ Source: #S54 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Michael Bacon
Source: S54 Author: Ancestry.com Title: Public Member Trees Publication: Name: Name: Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006; Repository: #R1 NOTE Source Medium: (null) Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Name: The Generations Network, Inc. ; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Source Medium: (null) CONT Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Provo, UT, USA, The Generations Net work, Inc., 2006). Repository: R1
Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Quarterly Journal, Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.... Source S-1992136522 Repository: #R-1992163608 Title: Ancestry Family TreesGedcoms
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Mary (Haynes) Bacon (abt. 1645)
Mary
Bacon
formerly Haynes
aka Noyes
Born about 1645
[location unknown]ANCESTORS Daughter of James Hinds [uncertain] and [mother unknown]Sister of John Hinds [half], James Hinds Jr. [half], Benjamin Hinds [half], Mary Hinds [half], James Walker Hinds [half], Sarah Hinds [half], Jonathan Hinds [half] and Thomas Hinds [half]Wife of Michael Bacon
— married 28 Nov 1670 in Woburn, MA[children unknown]Died [date unknown] [location unknown]Profile manager: Katie Pyle [send private message]Profile last modified 4 Nov 2020 | Created 24 Oct 2014This page has been accessed 358 times.Biography
Mary Haynes, married Thomas Noyes; he died; and she married Michael Bacon as his 3rd wife about 28 Nov 1670.[1]
Sources
↑ New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol. 1, Page 63. https://www.americanancestors.org/DB1568/i/21174/63/426875358; BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 1/wf Mary [?JOBS] (-26 Aug 1655); by 1639/40, ca 1635, 31 Aug 1624?; Woburn (Coltman Anc. 13; Stevens-Miller 195, 197; NYGBR 48:312; Reg. 56:365, 90:302; LBDF&P ,294; Fish Anc.; Sv. 1:91; Bacon 29; Clemens: Marriages; Bulla): BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 2/wf Mary (____) RICHARDSON (-1670), w Thomas; 26 Oct 1655; Woburn (Backus Anc. 150; Reg. 56:365, 89:350, 90:302; Snow-Estes 1:284; Charlestown 812; Bacon 29; Richardson Mem. 506; Sv. 1:91; Vinton Mem. 391; Bassett-Preston 2): BACON, Michael2 (?1608-1688) & 3/wf Mary (HAYNES) NOYES, w Thomas; 28 Nov 1670; Woburn (Reg. 35:218, 56:365, 57:330, 90:302; NYGBR 48:312; Bacon 30; Haynes 58; Richardson 506; Vinton Mem. 391; Blake-Torrey 122; Bassett-Preston 233; Bennett etc. (1931) 25)
Vinton, John Adams. (1876).Vol II. The Richardson Memorial; Full History and Genealogy of Ezekiel, Samuel, and Thomas Richardson. Posterity of Thomas Richardson. Portland ME. (pg 506)
Events
| Birth | 1608 | England | |||
| Death | 1688 | Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay, British America | |||
| Marriage | Mary Unknown |
Families
| Spouse | Mary Unknown (1612 - 1670) |
| Child | Michael Bacon Jr (1639 - 1701) |
| Father | Michael Bacon (1579 - 1648) |
| Mother | Alice Unknown ( - ) |