Ann (Lydall) Bacon (1650 - abt. 1705)

Born 1650 in New Kent, New Kent, Virginia

Ancestors

Wife of Edmund Bacon — married 19 May 1682 in Kent, Virginia

Descendants

Died about 19 Jan 1705 at about age 55 in New Kent, New Kent, Virginia

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Biography

Ann (Lydall) Bacon was a Virginia colonist.

Ann was born about 1641.

She married Edmund Bacon^[1] by 12 (or 19?) May 1682.^[2]

Sources

1. ↑ "William & Mary College Quarterly."(WM) Richmond, VA, Whittet & Shepperson, 1902. Vol. X, pp. 267‐8
2. ↑ as described in the following marriage contract:

   MARRIAGE OF ANN LYDDALL TO EDMUND BACON

   on 19th May, 1682, established by contract

   May 12, 1682, New Kent County, Virginia

   Legal document in form of a marriage agreement or contract reciting that a marriage has been solemnized between Mr. Edmd Bacon and Ann Lyddall, daughter of George Lyddall, and in consideration thereof George Lyddall makes over to the said Bacon 1700 acres of land on Black Creek, in the narrowes of York River.

   Signed: George Lyddall

   Acknowledged in New Kent County Court by Lt. Col. George Lyddall unto his son, Mr. Edmd Bacon.

   Job Howes, Deputy Clerk to Thomas Claiborne, Clerk.

   Miss Agreement in Clopton Papers, Duke University Archives

See also:

• Wikidata: Item Q75955209

• The Peerage: Anne Lyddall

• The Edward Pleasants Valentine Papers, Vol. IV, Bacon Family, Abstracts of Records in the Local and General Archives of Virginia Relating to the Families of Allen, Bacon...Langston, Lydall, Vol. IV, pp. 2236-2243, Valentine and Smith, The Valentine Museum Richmond, VA.pp. 2236-2243

• Find A Grave: Memorial #44115313, Ann Lydall Bacon, Saint Peters Episcopal Church, Putneys Mill, New Kent County, Virginia, USA.

• Personal papers and notes of Frances T. Gaulden, Family Biographical Information.

• Harris, Malcolm H. MD."Old New Kent Co." West Point, Virginia, the author,1977.Vol. 1, pp 172‐3;

• John Clopton Papers, Grant from George Lyddall to Edmund Bacon, son‐in‐law, Duke University Archives.