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Kim Milne kimmilne1 at gmail.com
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From: Dorothy Gaunt <doffo46 at gmail.com>
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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2025 03:08:02 +0000
Subject: Fw:  Whitehaven Pacquet March 18 1777

Hoping that this works

*We hear that the Rev. Mr. Bacon, formerly of St. Bees School, is appointed
to the Curacy of Merrington in the county of Durham, in the room of the
Rev, Mr. Carter, formerly of Blindcrake near Cockermouth, removed to the
curacy of Worksop in Nottinghamshire.*

The Reverend John BACON (1754-1827) married in 1780 to Anne KITCHING
(1759-1790) was my 5xgt grandfather.  Interesting to note that his
appointment was reported in the newspaper before it actually happened.  The
below-mentioned Margaret McCallum provided me with a wealth of papers
documenting the Reverend  Bacon’s career, and I recommend them to any
researchers who are lucky enough to find a clergy in their family.

*Biographical information from email of Margaret McCallum, Durham
University Sept 2009, from Biographical Card Index of northern clergy
compiled by Roy Hudleston.*

*Further information from Ms McMcCallum: His ordination papers as priest
(SSR/EA/CLO/3/1/1778/10) - four sheets, are held at Durham Universtiy, .
These include a copy of his baptismal certificate at Harrington, and his
nomination by James Smith, vicar of Merrington, as his curate at Merrington
at a salary of 10 pounds a year, on 2 August 1778.*

Dorothy Gaunt
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