Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Baptism29 Aug 1620, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England53830
Memo1690?
EducationProbably a graduate of Cambridge53837
FatherRev James Bacon (ca1596-1670)
MotherMartha Woodward (ca1596-)
Misc. Notes
Most importantly he (Nathaniel Bacon) was the first cousin of Nathaniel Bacon, the rebel.53809
Pg 159 Nathaniel Bacon Sen appears to have Marr1: Ann Smith, a widow, who was perhaps Ann Bassett, as Capt William Bassett calls Nathaniel Bacon brother53822
Pg 159 Nathaniel Bacon Sen appears to have Marr1: Ann Smith, a widow, who was perhaps Ann Bassett, as Capt William Bassett calls Nathaniel Bacon brother53822
Research
Image789of1048 Rev James Bacon Marr1: ____ and had: Hon Nathaniel Bacon, bapt: 1620 d: 169253823 (son of Rev James Bacon’s 1st wife not Martha Woodward?)
Spouses
Birthca 1620
Misc. Notes
Image801of1048 Pg 378 Mrs Ann (Bassett) Smith, widow53823
No Children
Memo67 yrs
FatherRichard Kingsmill (ca1600-)
Misc. Notes
St Paul’s Episcopal Church, Norfolk, VA53809 (Her? birth and death dates are not conducive to being the parents of Elizabeth who married John Nuthall)
Affixed in an upright position to the inner East wall of our church is a rather large gray tombstone. This unusual tombstone, although broken in 3 sections, is English in origin bearing the elaborately carved Coat of Arms of the Taylor & Kingsmill family. Beneath the Coat of Arms is this inscription: “Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth wife of the Honorable Nathaniel Bacon, Esq. Who Departed his(sic) life the 2nd day of Nov 1691 in the 67th yrs of her age” The woman whose inscription is on this large tombstone was Elizabeth Kingsmill Bacon, b: 1625, a d/o Richard Kingsmill of James City County. Her 1st husband was William Tayloe(sic) whom she marr at age 15. Aft his d: bef 1676 she Marr: Nathaniel Bacon Sr 1620-1690 of Kings Creek Plantation in York Co VA. Most importantly he was the first cousin of Nathaniel Bacon, the rebel.
Affixed in an upright position to the inner East wall of our church is a rather large gray tombstone. This unusual tombstone, although broken in 3 sections, is English in origin bearing the elaborately carved Coat of Arms of the Taylor & Kingsmill family. Beneath the Coat of Arms is this inscription: “Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth wife of the Honorable Nathaniel Bacon, Esq. Who Departed his(sic) life the 2nd day of Nov 1691 in the 67th yrs of her age” The woman whose inscription is on this large tombstone was Elizabeth Kingsmill Bacon, b: 1625, a d/o Richard Kingsmill of James City County. Her 1st husband was William Tayloe(sic) whom she marr at age 15. Aft his d: bef 1676 she Marr: Nathaniel Bacon Sr 1620-1690 of Kings Creek Plantation in York Co VA. Most importantly he was the first cousin of Nathaniel Bacon, the rebel.
Research
John Nuthall (s/o John Nuthall & Mary Hyde) marr. Elizabeth Bacon Holloway 1645, d/o Nathaniel Bacon & Elizabeth Kingsmill Taylor47086 (Is she the mother of Elizabeth Bacon (b: 1609) who marr: John Nuthall?)
Elizabeth Bacon d/o Nathaniel Bacon & Elizabeth Kingsmill47339 (Is she the mother of Elizabeth Bacon?)
John Nuthall Marr: Elizabeth Bacon d/o Nathanial Bacon & Elizabeth Kingsmill Taylor31138 (Is she the mother of Elizabeth Bacon?)
Elizabeth Bacon d/o Nathaniel Bacon & Elizabeth Kingsmill47339 (Is she the mother of Elizabeth Bacon?)
John Nuthall Marr: Elizabeth Bacon d/o Nathanial Bacon & Elizabeth Kingsmill Taylor31138 (Is she the mother of Elizabeth Bacon?)
Marriageaft 167653824