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Alice (UNKNOWN) Bacon (abt. 1581 - 1648)
Alice
Bacon
formerly [surname unknown]Born about 1581
in England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling(s) unknown]Wife of Michael Bacon
— married about 15 Feb 1607 in EnglandDESCENDANTS Mother of Michael Bacon, John Bacon, Sarah (Bacon) Hubbard, Daniel Bacon, John Bacon and Alice (Bacon) BancroftDied 2 Apr 1648
in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Alice (UNKNOWN) Bacon migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640).
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Contents
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1 Disputed Origins
2 Biography
3 Research Notes
4 Sources
Disputed Origins
An Alice Blowers was born 2 JAN 1589 in Winston, England, supposedly daughter of Thomas Blower and Susannah Vincent. However, sources do not support this relationship. The alleged parents and dates have been removed.
Biography
http://dunhamwilcox.net/me/me_bio_bacon.htm (I) Michael (1) (or Mighill) Bacon, born probably in county Suffolk, England, held, traditions says, the office of captain of a company of yeomanry in county Suffolk. He went from the north of England to the north of Ireland about 1633, and came to this country about seven years later, settling, about 1640, in Dedham, where he died April 18, 1648. "Dedham Records, Town and Selectmen," has the following: "Agreed vpon that the Towne of Dedham shall enterteyne Mr. Samuell Cooke togehter with his estate And also Mr. Smith & Mr. Bacon all from Ireland & afford to them such accomodacons of vpland & Medowe as their estates shall Requier." From a record made the following month it appears that the wife of Mr. Bacon preced him to Dedham. He was one of the signers of the church covenant of Dedham. In 1644 he granted land to the town for one of the highways. His will, dated April 14, 1648, mentions all his children, except Alice, who died the previous month. His inventory, made April 20, 1649, amounted to 54 pounds 15s 4d. His wife Alice died April 2, 1648. Children, prob. b. in England: Michael, Daniel, John, Alice, Sarah
Alice ____ was the wife of Michael Bacon. Their marriage date is unknown, but perhaps about 1607 in England.
Alice Bacon deceased the 2 of the 2 mo. (2 April 1648) in Dedham, Massachusetts,[1] a couple of weeks before her husband[2]
May have arrived before Michael[citation needed] Joined the church 1641[citation needed]
Arrival in 1640 to Dedham, Massachusetts[3]
Research Notes
? surname Bancroft on a merged profile Looking for LNAB Blower:
Unknown in all the Sources recommended in Great Migration Directory.[4][5]
Unknown in Torreys New England Marriages.[6]Sources
↑ The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1847-. Online database w/sub.: Vol. 57 (1903) p. 330.
↑ Dedham. Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1621-1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2016). https://www.americanancestors.org/DB190/i/13325/128/239001975
↑ U.S. and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, Gale Research, Ancestry.com. Arrival in Dedham, Massachusetts in 1640.
↑ Holman, Mary Lovering, 1868-1947. Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens And His Wife Frances Helen Miller. Concord, N.H.: Privately printed at the Rumford Press, 1948 Vol 1 192-200 [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067408831;view=2up;seq=218 p. 195
↑ Baldwin, Thomas W. Michael Bacon of Dedham, 1640, and His Dexcendants (Cambridge, Massachusetts: 1915. p. 27
↑ Torrey, Clarence Almon. New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Com, 1985
See Also:
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700.
Geni. Alice Bacon (Blower), born 2Jan1589 in Winston, Suffolk, England. Died 2Apr1648 in Dedham, Suffolk, Mass. Daughter of Tomas Blower and Susanna. Wife of Michal Bacon, II. Mother of 9 listed children. NOTE: No sources shown
OurFamilyHistories.] (No longer online) Alice Blower, born 20 Jun 1615 in St Gregory, Sudbury, Suffolk, Enlgland and christened the same date. Died 3Nov1689 in Braintree, Norfolk, Mass. Immigrated Nov 1635 to Boston, Mass. Daughter of Thomas Blower, Jr and Alice Frost.
Banks, Charles Edward, "THE PLANTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH: 1620-1640 Passengers and Ships" ((Baltimore:MD, Genealogical Pub. Co., Inc., 1972) (Orange FHL 974.w2p, pg.172; (Public Records Office MSS., and Drake: FOUNDERS, P. 42)).
Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages: Prior to 1700" ((Baltimore:MD, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1997), NEHGS #B2-84750), p. 79.
U.S. and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, Gale Research, Ancestry.com. Arrival in Dedham, Massachusetts in 1640.
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Leave a message for others who see this profile.Login to post a comment. Anne BBlower-51 and UNKNOWN-187332 appear to represent the same person because: Her maiden name is unknown, there is no support for surname Blowerposted Apr 30, 2018 by Anne B Anne BI've added some sources. I don't see any reason or even mention of the surname Blower. Has someone gotten the 2nd wife of Michel the first, Grace Bloweres, conflated with this wife of 2nd Michael:? Even the dozen "sources" used on the Ancestry trees all say Alice ___ even though the trees say Alice Blower.posted Apr 15, 2018 by Anne B Jillaine SmithSteve, changing an LNAB is the technological equivalent of merging two profiles, which is why, as Michael points out, we seek to confirm the LNAB before completing a merge. And we haven't yet confirmed they're the same person. Michael Bacon had a spouse named Alice, and it looks like one Alice Blower was born to Thomas and Susannah. We need to confirm that these two Alices are the same person.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Jillaine Smith Michael StillsA LNAB should be decided BEFORE the merge. There is a technical reason for this as it reduces the number of redirects to the final, agreed upon profile.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Michael Stills Steve SelbredeIt seems to me that two profiles should be merged whenever they are clearly the same person. The question of what the LNAB was is a completely different issue, which can be resolved after any merge.
If the standard is to never do anything until we can "prove" who someone was, few things will ever get done.
A solution to issues like this is simple: merge the two profiles, keeping Blower as LNAB, but marking the parents as "uncertain" with a note regarding any controversy.
posted Apr 03, 2018 by Steve Selbrede Jillaine SmithBlower-51 and UNKNOWN-187332 are not ready to be merged because: We need a source that Michael Bacon's wife was Alice Blower.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Jillaine Smith Jillaine SmithWe still need a better source for the Blower maiden name. The first four sources on this profile are *highly* derivative and untrustworthy. Until we can prove who she was, I've project-protected Unknown-187332 and marked the proposed merge as unmatched.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Jillaine Smith Steve SelbredeUNKNOWN-187332 and Blower-51 appear to represent the same person because: Same person. Note that the source in Unknown refers to her children, which are listed in Blower-51. The death dates are just 4 days apart, April 2 may be the most likely. The 1589 DOB is supported by the Geni source.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Steve Selbrede Jillaine SmithWe need proof of the maiden name of the wife of Michael Bacon.posted Jan 02, 2017 by Jillaine Smith[Living Stone]Blowers-79 and Blower-51 appear to represent the same person because: Independent research supports correct surname of Blower, born 2 Jan 1589 and died 29 Mar 1648. She is the daughter of Thomas Blower and Susanna Vincent. Married to Michael Bacon on 15 Feb 1607.posted Jul 05, 2014 by [Living Stone]
Alice (UNKNOWN) Bacon (abt. 1581 - 1648)
Alice
Bacon
formerly [surname unknown]Born about 1581
in England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling(s) unknown]Wife of Michael Bacon
— married about 15 Feb 1607 in EnglandDESCENDANTS Mother of Michael Bacon, John Bacon, Sarah (Bacon) Hubbard, Daniel Bacon, John Bacon and Alice (Bacon) BancroftDied 2 Apr 1648
in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Profile manager: Puritan Great Migration Project WikiTree [send private message]Profile last modified 10 Mar 2021 | Created 8 Jan 2013This page has been accessed 649 times.
Alice (UNKNOWN) Bacon migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640).
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Discuss: PGM
Contents
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1 Disputed Origins
2 Biography
3 Research Notes
4 Sources
Disputed Origins
An Alice Blowers was born 2 JAN 1589 in Winston, England, supposedly daughter of Thomas Blower and Susannah Vincent. However, sources do not support this relationship. The alleged parents and dates have been removed.
Biography
http://dunhamwilcox.net/me/me_bio_bacon.htm (I) Michael (1) (or Mighill) Bacon, born probably in county Suffolk, England, held, traditions says, the office of captain of a company of yeomanry in county Suffolk. He went from the north of England to the north of Ireland about 1633, and came to this country about seven years later, settling, about 1640, in Dedham, where he died April 18, 1648. "Dedham Records, Town and Selectmen," has the following: "Agreed vpon that the Towne of Dedham shall enterteyne Mr. Samuell Cooke togehter with his estate And also Mr. Smith & Mr. Bacon all from Ireland & afford to them such accomodacons of vpland & Medowe as their estates shall Requier." From a record made the following month it appears that the wife of Mr. Bacon preced him to Dedham. He was one of the signers of the church covenant of Dedham. In 1644 he granted land to the town for one of the highways. His will, dated April 14, 1648, mentions all his children, except Alice, who died the previous month. His inventory, made April 20, 1649, amounted to 54 pounds 15s 4d. His wife Alice died April 2, 1648. Children, prob. b. in England: Michael, Daniel, John, Alice, Sarah
Alice ____ was the wife of Michael Bacon. Their marriage date is unknown, but perhaps about 1607 in England.
Alice Bacon deceased the 2 of the 2 mo. (2 April 1648) in Dedham, Massachusetts,[1] a couple of weeks before her husband[2]
May have arrived before Michael[citation needed] Joined the church 1641[citation needed]
Arrival in 1640 to Dedham, Massachusetts[3]
Research Notes
? surname Bancroft on a merged profile Looking for LNAB Blower:
Unknown in all the Sources recommended in Great Migration Directory.[4][5]
Unknown in Torreys New England Marriages.[6]Sources
↑ The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1847-. Online database w/sub.: Vol. 57 (1903) p. 330.
↑ Dedham. Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1621-1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2016). https://www.americanancestors.org/DB190/i/13325/128/239001975
↑ U.S. and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, Gale Research, Ancestry.com. Arrival in Dedham, Massachusetts in 1640.
↑ Holman, Mary Lovering, 1868-1947. Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens And His Wife Frances Helen Miller. Concord, N.H.: Privately printed at the Rumford Press, 1948 Vol 1 192-200 [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067408831;view=2up;seq=218 p. 195
↑ Baldwin, Thomas W. Michael Bacon of Dedham, 1640, and His Dexcendants (Cambridge, Massachusetts: 1915. p. 27
↑ Torrey, Clarence Almon. New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Com, 1985
See Also:
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700.
Geni. Alice Bacon (Blower), born 2Jan1589 in Winston, Suffolk, England. Died 2Apr1648 in Dedham, Suffolk, Mass. Daughter of Tomas Blower and Susanna. Wife of Michal Bacon, II. Mother of 9 listed children. NOTE: No sources shown
OurFamilyHistories.] (No longer online) Alice Blower, born 20 Jun 1615 in St Gregory, Sudbury, Suffolk, Enlgland and christened the same date. Died 3Nov1689 in Braintree, Norfolk, Mass. Immigrated Nov 1635 to Boston, Mass. Daughter of Thomas Blower, Jr and Alice Frost.
Banks, Charles Edward, "THE PLANTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH: 1620-1640 Passengers and Ships" ((Baltimore:MD, Genealogical Pub. Co., Inc., 1972) (Orange FHL 974.w2p, pg.172; (Public Records Office MSS., and Drake: FOUNDERS, P. 42)).
Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages: Prior to 1700" ((Baltimore:MD, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1997), NEHGS #B2-84750), p. 79.
U.S. and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, Gale Research, Ancestry.com. Arrival in Dedham, Massachusetts in 1640.
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Leave a message for others who see this profile.Login to post a comment. Anne BBlower-51 and UNKNOWN-187332 appear to represent the same person because: Her maiden name is unknown, there is no support for surname Blowerposted Apr 30, 2018 by Anne B Anne BI've added some sources. I don't see any reason or even mention of the surname Blower. Has someone gotten the 2nd wife of Michel the first, Grace Bloweres, conflated with this wife of 2nd Michael:? Even the dozen "sources" used on the Ancestry trees all say Alice ___ even though the trees say Alice Blower.posted Apr 15, 2018 by Anne B Jillaine SmithSteve, changing an LNAB is the technological equivalent of merging two profiles, which is why, as Michael points out, we seek to confirm the LNAB before completing a merge. And we haven't yet confirmed they're the same person. Michael Bacon had a spouse named Alice, and it looks like one Alice Blower was born to Thomas and Susannah. We need to confirm that these two Alices are the same person.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Jillaine Smith Michael StillsA LNAB should be decided BEFORE the merge. There is a technical reason for this as it reduces the number of redirects to the final, agreed upon profile.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Michael Stills Steve SelbredeIt seems to me that two profiles should be merged whenever they are clearly the same person. The question of what the LNAB was is a completely different issue, which can be resolved after any merge.
If the standard is to never do anything until we can "prove" who someone was, few things will ever get done.
A solution to issues like this is simple: merge the two profiles, keeping Blower as LNAB, but marking the parents as "uncertain" with a note regarding any controversy.
posted Apr 03, 2018 by Steve Selbrede Jillaine SmithBlower-51 and UNKNOWN-187332 are not ready to be merged because: We need a source that Michael Bacon's wife was Alice Blower.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Jillaine Smith Jillaine SmithWe still need a better source for the Blower maiden name. The first four sources on this profile are *highly* derivative and untrustworthy. Until we can prove who she was, I've project-protected Unknown-187332 and marked the proposed merge as unmatched.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Jillaine Smith Steve SelbredeUNKNOWN-187332 and Blower-51 appear to represent the same person because: Same person. Note that the source in Unknown refers to her children, which are listed in Blower-51. The death dates are just 4 days apart, April 2 may be the most likely. The 1589 DOB is supported by the Geni source.posted Apr 03, 2018 by Steve Selbrede Jillaine SmithWe need proof of the maiden name of the wife of Michael Bacon.posted Jan 02, 2017 by Jillaine Smith[Living Stone]Blowers-79 and Blower-51 appear to represent the same person because: Independent research supports correct surname of Blower, born 2 Jan 1589 and died 29 Mar 1648. She is the daughter of Thomas Blower and Susanna Vincent. Married to Michael Bacon on 15 Feb 1607.posted Jul 05, 2014 by [Living Stone]
Families
| Spouse | Michael Bacon (1579 - 1648) |
| Child | Michael Bacon (1608 - 1688) |