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David Bacon

Birth14 Mar 1729 - Bacons Neck, Cumberland, New Jersey, USA
Death06 Jun 1809 - Philadelphia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherELIZABETH TEST SAYRE
FatherJohn, The Elder Bacon

Born in Bacons Neck, Cumberland, New Jersey, USA on 14 Mar 1729 to John, The Elder Bacon and ELIZABETH TEST SAYRE. David Bacon married Mary Trotter and had 10 children. He passed away on 06 Jun 1809 in Philadelphia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John, The Elder Bacon
1697 - 1755
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Elizabeth Test Sayre
1701 - 1755
Spouse(s)
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Mary Trotter
1727 - 1793
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Mary Trotter
1734 - 1802
Children Show all
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Joseph Bacon
1756 - 1829
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Hannah Bacon
1765 - 1829
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Elizabeth Bacon
1752 - 1780
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Rebecca Bacon
1754 - 1817
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Mary Bacon
1759 - 1807
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John Bacon
1757 - 1759
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David Bacon
1763 - 1764
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John Bacon
1761 - 1762
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David Bacon
1766 - 1767
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Rachel Bacon
1734 - 1768

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