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Isaac Curtis Bacon Jr.

Birth	:	2 Dec 1841 Marietta, Washington County, Ohio, USA
Death	:	28 May 1920
Burial	:	Buck Creek Cemetery, Delaware County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.3365000, -91.3425000
Description	:	Isaac Curtis Bacon was the son of Isaac and Ann (Taylor) Bacon. He married Eliza Green Hogg on October 5, 1865 in Delaware County, Iowa. (Book A Page 178) She was the daughter of Robert Shelby and Charlotte (Worley) Hogg. To this union eight children were born Charlotte, Isaac, Minnie, Ellen, James, Kittie, Fannie, and Charles. Written by Dori Chrisp 47796684. I. C. Bacon, living in Union township, was born December 2, 1841, in Marietta, Washington county, Ohio. His father, Isaac Bacon, was a native of the state of New York, born July 8, 1807, and, having arrived at years of... Read More	Isaac Curtis Bacon was the son of Isaac and Ann (Taylor) Bacon. He married Eliza Green Hogg on October 5, 1865 in Delaware County, Iowa. (Book A Page 178) She was the daughter of Robert Shelby and Charlotte (Worley) Hogg. To this union eight children were born Charlotte, Isaac, Minnie, Ellen, James, Kittie, Fannie, and Charles. Written by Dori Chrisp 47796684. I. C. Bacon, living in Union township, was born December 2, 1841, in Marietta, Washington county, Ohio. His father, Isaac Bacon, was a native of the state of New York, born July 8, 1807, and, having arrived at years of manhood, he wedded Ann Taylor, who was born in Lancashire, England, March 7, 1807. They became parents of two sons, John Louis and I. C. The former, born September 4, 1836, died in 1914, in Union township, in the home of his brother, I. C., with whom he lived after the death of his wife, Hattie Andrews. He was married twice and had children by both marriages, three of whom are now alive, Charles, Mary Flanagan and Speda Rogers. It was in the year 1854 that Isaac Bacon removed from Ohio to Iowa, settling in Union township, Delaware county, where he purchased one hundred and sixty acres of land. I. C. Bacon always remained at home with his father and, being the only heir, inherited the estate, to which he has since added one hundred and twenty acres, so that his farm now comprises of two hundred and eighty acres of rich and productive land. The father died December 5, 1879, and the mother passed away on the 23d of April, 1896. On the 5th of October, 1865, Mr. Bacon was united in marriage to Miss Eliza G. Hogg, who was born September 29, 1845, in Hawesville, Kentucky, a daughter of Robert and Charlotte (Woarley) Hogg, the former a native of Kentucky and the latter of Indiana. They were married in the Hoosier state and, removing westward, reached Union township, Delaware county, Iowa, April 16, 1846. They were thefirst settlers of the township and Mrs. Bacon was at that time six months old. They took up their abode in the timber and built a log house, Mr. Hogg keeping a store in one corner of the building andconducting a gunsmith shop in another corner. He manufactured guns at a period when they were largely needed both for the hunt and for use against unfriendly Indians. In the Hogg family were twelve children, of whom four died in infancy. The others were: Eliza, now Mrs. Bacon; Ann, who by her first marriage to Edward Garrison had eleven children and since the death of her first husband has becomethe wife of a Mr. Huygens; James Harvey, proprietor of a restaurant in Kansas, who married Emma Berlin and has six children; Milton, a farmer of Nebraska, who has been married twice and had two children by his first marriage and eight by the second; Oren, who is working in a vineyard in California and is married and has two children; Caroline, who became the wife of Paul Berlin and died in 1909, while of her fourteen children eight are now living; Verona, the wife of John Welch, a lawyer of Monticello, Iowa, by whom she has three children; and Otis, a farmer who died in 1896. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon became the parents of eight children. Charlotte Ann, the eldest, born June 26, 1866, was married September 17, 1884, to Edward Porter, a farmer of Deer Creek, Minnesota, and they have become parents of fourteen children, of whom twelve are yet living. They also have one grandchild, making Mr. and Mrs. Bacon great-grandparents. Isaac Robert, born December 7, 1867, is operating his father's farm. Minnie, born March 13, 1869, is the wife of Evan Dufoe, and they have three children and one grandchild. Nellie, born January 14, 1871, is the wife of Melvin Dolley, a cement worker at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and they have five children and two grandchildren. James Milton, born December 19, 1874, and now cultivating a farm adjoining his father's, married Miss Lillie Barker and they have three children. Kitty Irene, born October 19, 1876, is the wife of William Myers, of Hopkinton, and they had one child. Fanny, born January 14, 1882, is the wife of Byron Smith, a farmer of Union township, and they have two children. Charles, born March 10, 1887, is connected with his brother in operating the home farm. He wedded Miss Eveline Orr and they have three children, Vera, Harvey and Neva, aged eight, six and five years respectively. Mr. Bacon has been school director and township trustee. He has been a hard worker all his life and his industry, determination and careful management have won him a place among the substantial farmers of Union township. When Mrs. Bacon 's parents came here there was not a house between their home and Delhi and on the trail to Anamosa there was but one house. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bacon, therefore, are representatives of old pioneer families and have themselves witnessed much of the development and progress of the county leading to its present prosperity. ~ source: History of Delaware County, Iowa and its People, Illustrated, Volume II. The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1914, Chicago. Page 474-476. Call Number 977.7385 H2m; LDS microfilm #934937. ~transcribed and contributed by Constance Diamond for Delaware County IAGenWeb E-mailed to me from Peter Schultz 47162993. History of Deleware County, Iowa Vol 2 Page 475. On the 5 of October 1865, Mr. Bacon was united in marriage to Miss Eliza G. Hogg, who was born September 29, 1845, in Hawesville, Kentucky, a daughter of Robert and Charolette (Woarley) Hogg, the former a native of Kentucky and the latter of Indiana. They were married in the Hoosier State and, removing westward, reached Union township, Deleware County, Iowa, April 16, 1846. They were the first settlers of the township and Mrs. Bacon at that time was six-months old. They took up their abode in the timber and built a log house, Mr. Hogg keeping a store in one corner of the building and conducting a gunsmith shop in the other corner. He manufactured guns at a period they were largely needed both for the hunt and for use against unfriendly Indians. Of the Hogg family, there were twelve children, of whom four died in infancy. The others were Eliza, now Mrs. Bacon; Ann, who by her first marriage to Edward Garrison had eleven children and since the death of her first husband has become the wife of Mr. Huygens; James Harvey, proprietor of a restaurant in Kansas, who married Emma Berlin, and has six children; Milton, a farmer of Nebraska, who has been married twice and has two children by his first wife and eight by his second; Oren, who is working in the vineyard of California and is married and has two children; Caroline, who became the wife of Paul Berlin and died in 1909, while of her fourteen children eight are now living; Verona, wife of John Welch, a lawyer in Monticello, Iowa, by whom she has three children; and Otis, a farmer who died in 1896. Added by Dori 47796684.

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Family Members:

Parent

Isaac Curtis Bacon Sr.

(1807 - 1879)

Ann Taylor Bacon

(1807 - 1896)

Spouse

Eliza Green Hogg Bacon

(1845 - 1923)

Siblings

John Louis Bacon

(1836 - 1913)

Children

Charlotte Ann Bacon Porter

(1866 - 1924)

Isaac Robert Bacon

(1867 - 1916)

Minnie Isabel Bacon Dufoe

(1869 - 1965)

James Milton Bacon

(1874 - 1945)

Kittie Irene Bacon Myers

(1876 - 1972)

Fannie Verona Bacon Smith

(1882 - 1964)

Charles Curtis Bacon

(1887 - 1954)

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