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NameElizabeth Bacon 
[97, Vol II, p. 226], [56, Suffolk of 1561, pub Harleian 1881, Bacon, p. 159]
[97, Vol II, p. 226], [56, Suffolk of 1561, pub Harleian 1881, Bacon, p. 159]Birthca 1541
Death1621
GeneralElizabeth 'the elder'.
FatherSir Nicholas Bacon (1509-1579)
MotherJane Fernley (-<1557)
Spouses
1Sir William Peryam [55, p. 49], [36], [56, Herts, pub 1886 by Harleian, Dockwra article p. 49], [67, Adam Littleton, Vol II, p. 204], [56, Beds of 1634, pub Harleian 1884, Rotherham, p. 192], [167, Sir William Periam, pp. 625-8], [56, Devon of 1620, pub Harleian 1872, Pole, p. 214], [72, Peryam’s article, pp. 512-3]
[55, p. 49], [36], [56, Herts, pub 1886 by Harleian, Dockwra article p. 49], [67, Adam Littleton, Vol II, p. 204], [56, Beds of 1634, pub Harleian 1884, Rotherham, p. 192], [167, Sir William Periam, pp. 625-8], [56, Devon of 1620, pub Harleian 1872, Pole, p. 214], [72, Peryam’s article, pp. 512-3]FatherJohn Peryam (-1572)
MotherMargaret Hone
Notes for Elizabeth Bacon
From Suffolk Visit'n,
m. (1) Sir Robt Doyley, (2) Sir Henry Nevill of Berks, (3) Sir Wm Peryent, LCJ of Common Pleas.
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From Lipscomb’s “Bucks”, Vol II, p. 226;
“Dame Elizabeth Periam, wife of Sir William Periam, Knt. and widow of Sir Robert D’Oyley of Greenland House, bequeathed an estate in Halton parish [near Aylesbury] to Archbishop Laud, to be disposed of at his discretion for the benefit of one of the Colleges in oxford; and the Archbishop founded with it a fellowship and two scholarships in Balliol College. Lady Periam died in 1621; she was daughter of Sir Nicholas Bacon, knt. Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, and third wife of Sir William Periam, who was successively a Justice of the Common Pleas, and Chief Baron of the Exchequer, but had by her no issue. He died in 1604, in the 70th year of his age, and was buried in Crediton, in Devonshire.”
This confirms that she was not the mother of Jane Peryam.
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m. (1) Sir Robt Doyley, (2) Sir Henry Nevill of Berks, (3) Sir Wm Peryent, LCJ of Common Pleas.
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From Lipscomb’s “Bucks”, Vol II, p. 226;
“Dame Elizabeth Periam, wife of Sir William Periam, Knt. and widow of Sir Robert D’Oyley of Greenland House, bequeathed an estate in Halton parish [near Aylesbury] to Archbishop Laud, to be disposed of at his discretion for the benefit of one of the Colleges in oxford; and the Archbishop founded with it a fellowship and two scholarships in Balliol College. Lady Periam died in 1621; she was daughter of Sir Nicholas Bacon, knt. Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, and third wife of Sir William Periam, who was successively a Justice of the Common Pleas, and Chief Baron of the Exchequer, but had by her no issue. He died in 1604, in the 70th year of his age, and was buried in Crediton, in Devonshire.”
This confirms that she was not the mother of Jane Peryam.
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