Only child of Corbit & Margaret (Simpson) Bacon.
Fred appears at age 13 living with his parents in June of 1870 during the US Census of Central City, but not thereafter.
He perhaps died in a mining accident the first week March 1874, as his father Corbit was involved in various mining concerns at that time...
Denver's "Daily Rocky Mountain News" of March 11th said:
"In Central, March 7, Fred. Bacon, in the 17th year of his age."
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(This memorial's original information {courtesy of Pam Erickson} was "Fred Bacon", "Lot 93, Block E", "Son of Corbit & M Bacon", and is per the plot locations and burials mentioned on pp.12-13 of the Masonic Cemetery register book, ie: "MOUNTAIN LODGES CEMETERY RECORD")
Fred appears at age 13 living with his parents in June of 1870 during the US Census of Central City, but not thereafter.
He perhaps died in a mining accident the first week March 1874, as his father Corbit was involved in various mining concerns at that time...
Denver's "Daily Rocky Mountain News" of March 11th said:
"In Central, March 7, Fred. Bacon, in the 17th year of his age."
~ ~ ~
(This memorial's original information {courtesy of Pam Erickson} was "Fred Bacon", "Lot 93, Block E", "Son of Corbit & M Bacon", and is per the plot locations and burials mentioned on pp.12-13 of the Masonic Cemetery register book, ie: "MOUNTAIN LODGES CEMETERY RECORD")
Only child of Corbit & Margaret (Simpson) Bacon.
Fred appears at age 13 living with his parents in June of 1870 during the US Census of Central City, but not thereafter.
He perhaps died in a mining accident the first week March 1874, as his father Corbit was involved in various mining concerns at that time...
Denver's "Daily Rocky Mountain News" of March 11th said:
"In Central, March 7, Fred. Bacon, in the 17th year of his age."
~ ~ ~
(This memorial's original information {courtesy of Pam Erickson} was "Fred Bacon", "Lot 93, Block E", "Son of Corbit & M Bacon", and is per the plot locations and burials mentioned on pp.12-13 of the Masonic Cemetery register book, ie: "MOUNTAIN LODGES CEMETERY RECORD")
Fred appears at age 13 living with his parents in June of 1870 during the US Census of Central City, but not thereafter.
He perhaps died in a mining accident the first week March 1874, as his father Corbit was involved in various mining concerns at that time...
Denver's "Daily Rocky Mountain News" of March 11th said:
"In Central, March 7, Fred. Bacon, in the 17th year of his age."
~ ~ ~
(This memorial's original information {courtesy of Pam Erickson} was "Fred Bacon", "Lot 93, Block E", "Son of Corbit & M Bacon", and is per the plot locations and burials mentioned on pp.12-13 of the Masonic Cemetery register book, ie: "MOUNTAIN LODGES CEMETERY RECORD")
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