Mrs. Bacon was born July 18, 1820, received a good education and became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Her first experience in Allen county was in helping her husband in clearing, burning brush, and such pioneer work, although she had been raised at Liberty, Union county, and was wholly unused to the toil and hardships she willingly shared with her husband. Starting without money ahead, very little furniture, and living mostly on corn bread and pork, they succeeded well and now own 133 acres of valuable land, with handsome buildings.
Valley of the upper Maumee River
with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Published 1889 by Brant & Fuller; Vol 1
Valley of the upper Maumee River
with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Published 1889 by Brant & Fuller; Vol 1
Mrs. Bacon was born July 18, 1820, received a good education and became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Her first experience in Allen county was in helping her husband in clearing, burning brush, and such pioneer work, although she had been raised at Liberty, Union county, and was wholly unused to the toil and hardships she willingly shared with her husband. Starting without money ahead, very little furniture, and living mostly on corn bread and pork, they succeeded well and now own 133 acres of valuable land, with handsome buildings.
Valley of the upper Maumee River
with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Published 1889 by Brant & Fuller; Vol 1
Valley of the upper Maumee River
with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Published 1889 by Brant & Fuller; Vol 1
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