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Source S939: Elizabeth Keebler Bacon Bible

• Title	Elizabeth Keebler Bacon Bible
  Author	Elizabeth Keebler Bacon, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bacon Richmond
  Repository	Library of Elizabeth Sewell Geiger
  Source ID	S939
  Linked to Individuals: 14	Benjamin Franklin Bacon Caroline Bacon Charles Franklin Bacon David 'Nelson' Bacon Elbert Bacon Jacob Bacon Jacob Bacon, Jr Julia Elizabeth Bacon Mary Jane Bacon Sarah Elizabeth (Sallie) Bacon William Franklin Bacon William Henry Harrison Bacon Elizabeth Keebler Mary Jane Catherine Thomas
  Linked to Families: 2	Family: Jacob Bacon / Elizabeth Keebler Family: William Henry Harrison Bacon / Mary Jane Catherine Thomas

  
  

• Notes

  According to a note written by Ann Richmond Sewell, Elizabeth Keebler Bacon bought the Bible in Washington County, Tennessee on June 13, 1835 for $2.50. Elizabeth Keebler Baconn gave it to her granddaughter Sarah Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bacon Richmond, who gave it to <i>her</i> granddaughter Ann Richmond (now Sewell), when Ann was about 15. and living next door to Lizzie in Cleveand. Tennesee. Ann spent her adult life in Searcy. Arkansas. By 2000, the Bible's pages were all in plastic sheathes in a loose-leaf binder in her home. At some point, Ann had removed the register to copy it (probably to send the copy to me) and the register never found its way back to the Bible. When Ann died in 2021, the Bible (with just a copy of the register) was passed on to <i>her</i> granddaughter, Elizabeth Sewell Geiger (Elizabeth Keebler Bacon's 4th great-granddaughter). A scanned copy of the register is in this database, attached to the Source Citations that refer to it. and thus to the people whose names and dates are supported by it. - Robin Richmond, Ann Sewell's nephew

  
  

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