Conan de Moulton

   Another name for Conan is Conan Mynston.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information. ¹³⁸³
bReginald, son of Robert succeeded, and is often wrote de Baconsthorp. Reginald gave to the church or priory of St. Mary at Binham, a rent of 8d. per ann. issuing out of his lands in Letheringsete, and a moiety of that advowson in 1261. [Mon. Angl. v. i. 514] Richard Bacon of Lodne was his son and heir, and married Alice, daughter of Conan, son of Elias de Moulton. Richard bore gules, on a chief argent two mullets sable; and she sable three barrulets, and in chief as many annulets, or, as appears from the pedigree of the Bacon family, in the possession of St. Edmund Bacon Bart.

~An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk, Volume VI, pp. 502-513