>
>
>Check it out for yourself. About 30% of it has been transcribed online at
>http://www.flinthills.com/~bacon/Bacon/Preface.html
OK, I've added a blurb including quotes from you as
http://www.quarterman.org/books/baldwin.html
>I don't know where you plug in to the Bacon family, but I lucked out. About a
>ll the information that could tie in to the SC/Liberty County Bacons has been
>transcribed.
>
>If it's accurate, which many Bacons seem to accept, it could be a useful tool
>for the Quarterman branch which descends from Thomas Quarterman and Rebecca Ba
>con. That would include children and grandchildren of Mary Ethel, her sister
>Leila, and other siblings mentioned in the Quartermans of Liberty County book.
> There are also people in Liberty County with the surname Bacon who would fin
>d the Baldwin book helpful if they can trace back to Michael Bacon who left Ma
>ssachusetts for South Carolina.
SOunds very interesting.
>-Connie
John S. Quarterman <jsq@quarterman.org>
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