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William Bacon

Birthmar 1 1746 - Broadwater, Sussex, England
DeathAug 1802 - Broadwater, Sussex
MotherMargaret Grimstead
FatherRichard Bacon

Born in Broadwater, Sussex, England on mar 1 1746 to Richard Bacon and Margaret Grimstead. William Bacon married Elizabeth Leggatt and had 10 children. He passed away on Aug 1802 in Broadwater, Sussex.

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Parents
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Richard Bacon
1720 - 1781
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Margaret Grimstead
1720 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Leggatt
1747 - 1809
Children Show all
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George Bacon
1771 - Unknown
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William Bacon
1766 - 1766
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William Bacon
1775 - Unknown
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James Bacon
1767 - 1848
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John Bacon
1785 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bacon
1772 - Unknown
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Sarah Bacon
1769 - Unknown
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Richard Bacon
1793 - Unknown
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Henry Bacon
1774 - 1774
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Richard Bacon
1794 - Unknown

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