Josiah Bacon
Lifespan: 1727 - Unknown
Birth: 24 Sep 1727 in Unknown
Occupation: Unknown
Children: Henry Harrison, Nora P., Narcissa, Frank, Emma, Ida, Mary
Parents: Josiah Andrew Wetmore Bacon & Thankful Cornwell Doolittle
Death: Unknown in Unknown
Burial: Unknown
Chapter 1: Early Life in Middletown (1727–1743)
A Childhood in Colonial Connecticut
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A mariner forged by salt and sorrow, Enos weathered loss and war from Maine to Portsmouth, leaving behind a legacy of resilience, love, and ocean-worn strength.
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Read MoreAnn’s quiet strength anchored her through widowhood and war, raising a daughter alone in Maine and embodying the fortitude of New England’s enduring women.
Read MoreFrom the banks of the Piscataqua to the fields of Belgrade, Samuel’s life was one of faithful labor, family devotion, and steady resilience through a century of change.
Read MoreThankful’s name reflected her spirit—steadfast through widowhood, war, and frontier life, she raised a family with strength, remarried with hope, and left behind a legacy written in faith and resilience.
Read MoreBorn to revolution and raised in faith, Elizabeth carved a life of devotion and quiet strength from Connecticut to Saratoga, anchoring generations in the rhythms of hearth and hope.
Read MoreWayland was a devoted soldier and family man whose military service and retail career reflected his steady character and American spirit.
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