Interred on 13 Jan 1892.
Others in Section 119, Lot 4574:
Ada Bacon, 23 Oct 1879
Anna Bacon, 17 Jun 1884
Bryce Read Bacon, 12 May 1883
Daniel P. Bacon, 26 Dec 1879
Daniel R. Bacon, 4 Apr 1968
Ernest Read Bacon, 23 Dec 1890
* Eugene A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Francis H. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865
* Katy Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Male Child of Daniel Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
Mary Bacon, 5 Feb 1885
Mary Bacon, 22 May 1961
Paul Bacon, 12 Oct 1880
Ruth Bacon, 24 Aug 1878
* William A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
*Same interment dates may indicate reburials.
Dr. Charles A. Bacon, formerly of New York, died Saturday in Deland, Fla., at the age of fifty-five. His death was produced by pericarditis brought on by a prolonged immersion in the Indian River a year ago. Dr. Bacon was born and brought up in New York. He was graduated from Columbia College, studied medicine and completed his medical training in Vienna and Berlin. He practised [sic] twenty-three years in New York. He moved to Washington, D. C., six or seven years ago, continuing there the practice of medicine till two years ago. Five years ago he invested in Florida, and purchased two or three orange groves, which he cultivated. He enlisted as assistant surgeon in the army at the time of the battle of White Oaks. Mrs. Bacon, who died two years ago, was a daughter of President Reed, of the University of Missouri. Two children survived him, a girl fourteen years old and a boy of ten. Congressman Henry Bacon, of Goshen, is a brother of Dr. Bacon.
Middletown Times-Press (Middletown, NY), 11 Jan 1892
Others in Section 119, Lot 4574:
Ada Bacon, 23 Oct 1879
Anna Bacon, 17 Jun 1884
Bryce Read Bacon, 12 May 1883
Daniel P. Bacon, 26 Dec 1879
Daniel R. Bacon, 4 Apr 1968
Ernest Read Bacon, 23 Dec 1890
* Eugene A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Francis H. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865
* Katy Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Male Child of Daniel Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
Mary Bacon, 5 Feb 1885
Mary Bacon, 22 May 1961
Paul Bacon, 12 Oct 1880
Ruth Bacon, 24 Aug 1878
* William A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
*Same interment dates may indicate reburials.
Dr. Charles A. Bacon, formerly of New York, died Saturday in Deland, Fla., at the age of fifty-five. His death was produced by pericarditis brought on by a prolonged immersion in the Indian River a year ago. Dr. Bacon was born and brought up in New York. He was graduated from Columbia College, studied medicine and completed his medical training in Vienna and Berlin. He practised [sic] twenty-three years in New York. He moved to Washington, D. C., six or seven years ago, continuing there the practice of medicine till two years ago. Five years ago he invested in Florida, and purchased two or three orange groves, which he cultivated. He enlisted as assistant surgeon in the army at the time of the battle of White Oaks. Mrs. Bacon, who died two years ago, was a daughter of President Reed, of the University of Missouri. Two children survived him, a girl fourteen years old and a boy of ten. Congressman Henry Bacon, of Goshen, is a brother of Dr. Bacon.
Middletown Times-Press (Middletown, NY), 11 Jan 1892
Interred on 13 Jan 1892.
Others in Section 119, Lot 4574:
Ada Bacon, 23 Oct 1879
Anna Bacon, 17 Jun 1884
Bryce Read Bacon, 12 May 1883
Daniel P. Bacon, 26 Dec 1879
Daniel R. Bacon, 4 Apr 1968
Ernest Read Bacon, 23 Dec 1890
* Eugene A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Francis H. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865
* Katy Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Male Child of Daniel Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
Mary Bacon, 5 Feb 1885
Mary Bacon, 22 May 1961
Paul Bacon, 12 Oct 1880
Ruth Bacon, 24 Aug 1878
* William A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
*Same interment dates may indicate reburials.
Dr. Charles A. Bacon, formerly of New York, died Saturday in Deland, Fla., at the age of fifty-five. His death was produced by pericarditis brought on by a prolonged immersion in the Indian River a year ago. Dr. Bacon was born and brought up in New York. He was graduated from Columbia College, studied medicine and completed his medical training in Vienna and Berlin. He practised [sic] twenty-three years in New York. He moved to Washington, D. C., six or seven years ago, continuing there the practice of medicine till two years ago. Five years ago he invested in Florida, and purchased two or three orange groves, which he cultivated. He enlisted as assistant surgeon in the army at the time of the battle of White Oaks. Mrs. Bacon, who died two years ago, was a daughter of President Reed, of the University of Missouri. Two children survived him, a girl fourteen years old and a boy of ten. Congressman Henry Bacon, of Goshen, is a brother of Dr. Bacon.
Middletown Times-Press (Middletown, NY), 11 Jan 1892
Others in Section 119, Lot 4574:
Ada Bacon, 23 Oct 1879
Anna Bacon, 17 Jun 1884
Bryce Read Bacon, 12 May 1883
Daniel P. Bacon, 26 Dec 1879
Daniel R. Bacon, 4 Apr 1968
Ernest Read Bacon, 23 Dec 1890
* Eugene A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Francis H. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865
* Katy Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
* Male Child of Daniel Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
Mary Bacon, 5 Feb 1885
Mary Bacon, 22 May 1961
Paul Bacon, 12 Oct 1880
Ruth Bacon, 24 Aug 1878
* William A. Bacon, 14 Jun 1865 (listed twice)
*Same interment dates may indicate reburials.
Dr. Charles A. Bacon, formerly of New York, died Saturday in Deland, Fla., at the age of fifty-five. His death was produced by pericarditis brought on by a prolonged immersion in the Indian River a year ago. Dr. Bacon was born and brought up in New York. He was graduated from Columbia College, studied medicine and completed his medical training in Vienna and Berlin. He practised [sic] twenty-three years in New York. He moved to Washington, D. C., six or seven years ago, continuing there the practice of medicine till two years ago. Five years ago he invested in Florida, and purchased two or three orange groves, which he cultivated. He enlisted as assistant surgeon in the army at the time of the battle of White Oaks. Mrs. Bacon, who died two years ago, was a daughter of President Reed, of the University of Missouri. Two children survived him, a girl fourteen years old and a boy of ten. Congressman Henry Bacon, of Goshen, is a brother of Dr. Bacon.
Middletown Times-Press (Middletown, NY), 11 Jan 1892
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