Robert was born in 1825. He was the son of Lyddall Bacon and Mary Carter. He passed away in 1885.
Robert married 08 Jun 1858 in Monroe, West Virginia to Nancy M. Fluke, daughter of Jacob and Miriam Fluke. [1]
From "The Bacons of Mecklenburg County, Virginia and their Ancestors and Decendants by Henry M. Pettus, South Hill, Virginia 1966" :
Papers of his son Nathaniel tell that Rober Carter's farther wanted him to become a doctor, but he would not agree, so he went West as soon as he was 21 years old. he went first to Tennessee where he taught school for a year, and then joined his brothers in an Arkansas cotton raising project. After several years he started to go home, but on passing through what is now West Virginia, he became ill. Recovering, he liked the people there and made it his home. He was a confederate soldier, serving as a Quartermaster in Stonewall Jackson's command.
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