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Edward Bacon

BirthABT 1544 - Redenhall with Harleston, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherAnne Garneys
FatherRobert Bacon

Born in Redenhall with Harleston, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom on ABT 1544 to Robert Bacon and Anne Garneys. Edward Bacon married Katherine Catherine Gawdy and had 10 children.

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Parents
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Robert Bacon
1510 - Unknown
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Anne Garneys
1510 - 1559
Spouse(s)
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Katherine Catherine Gawdy
1549 - 1600
Children Show all
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Robert Bacon
1570 - 1644
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Charles Bacon
1581 - Unknown
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Nicholas Bacon
1579 - 1585
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Cecily Bacon
1570 - 1586
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Gawdy Bacon
1575 - Unknown
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Thomas Bacon
1576 - Unknown
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John Bacon
Unknown - Unknown
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Edward Bacon
1583 - Unknown
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Honour Bacon
1574 - Unknown
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Robert Bacon
1577 - 1620

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