James Lucien Bell was born in Adair County, Missouri on February 22, 1867 to Samuel G. Bell, 1825 Virginia, and Mary Johnson Bell, 1842 West Virginia. He was the fourth child and second son in a group of five siblings. Their names and birth order are:
1. William Henry Bell, b: February 2, 1861 in Missouri
2. Nannie Elizabeth Bell, b: June 8, 1863 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Missouri
3. Ella M. Bell, b: 1865 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
4. (James Lucien Bell, b: Feb 22, 1867 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri)
5. Lydia J. Bell, b: 1872 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
He was a farmer and also a carpenter, but in his later years, he worked in merchandising.
James married Margaret Emma Bollinger, b: 1864 in Missouri on April 15, 1898 in Marshfield, Webster County, Missouri. Two children were born of their union.
1. Irene Katherine Bell, b: February 4, 1899 in Seymour, Webster County, Missouri
2. Huldah Margaret "Huldy" Bell, b: May 19, 1905 in Seymour,Webster County, Missouri
Residence:
Adair County, Missouri
Webster County, Missouri
Greene County, Missouri
Beaver County, Oklahoma
Cause of Death:
Burial:
Sources:
Titles:
United States Census, 1880, Missouri
United States Census, 1900, Missouri
United States Census, 1910, Missouri
United States Census, 1920, Oklahoma
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My thanks to Leon Barton for creating this memorial in honor of my great uncle, James Lucien Bell, and for then transferring it to my management - "jaybee"
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Construction of this memorial is in progress
1. William Henry Bell, b: February 2, 1861 in Missouri
2. Nannie Elizabeth Bell, b: June 8, 1863 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Missouri
3. Ella M. Bell, b: 1865 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
4. (James Lucien Bell, b: Feb 22, 1867 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri)
5. Lydia J. Bell, b: 1872 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
He was a farmer and also a carpenter, but in his later years, he worked in merchandising.
James married Margaret Emma Bollinger, b: 1864 in Missouri on April 15, 1898 in Marshfield, Webster County, Missouri. Two children were born of their union.
1. Irene Katherine Bell, b: February 4, 1899 in Seymour, Webster County, Missouri
2. Huldah Margaret "Huldy" Bell, b: May 19, 1905 in Seymour,Webster County, Missouri
Residence:
Adair County, Missouri
Webster County, Missouri
Greene County, Missouri
Beaver County, Oklahoma
Cause of Death:
Burial:
Sources:
Titles:
United States Census, 1880, Missouri
United States Census, 1900, Missouri
United States Census, 1910, Missouri
United States Census, 1920, Oklahoma
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My thanks to Leon Barton for creating this memorial in honor of my great uncle, James Lucien Bell, and for then transferring it to my management - "jaybee"
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Construction of this memorial is in progress
James Lucien Bell was born in Adair County, Missouri on February 22, 1867 to Samuel G. Bell, 1825 Virginia, and Mary Johnson Bell, 1842 West Virginia. He was the fourth child and second son in a group of five siblings. Their names and birth order are:
1. William Henry Bell, b: February 2, 1861 in Missouri
2. Nannie Elizabeth Bell, b: June 8, 1863 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Missouri
3. Ella M. Bell, b: 1865 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
4. (James Lucien Bell, b: Feb 22, 1867 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri)
5. Lydia J. Bell, b: 1872 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
He was a farmer and also a carpenter, but in his later years, he worked in merchandising.
James married Margaret Emma Bollinger, b: 1864 in Missouri on April 15, 1898 in Marshfield, Webster County, Missouri. Two children were born of their union.
1. Irene Katherine Bell, b: February 4, 1899 in Seymour, Webster County, Missouri
2. Huldah Margaret "Huldy" Bell, b: May 19, 1905 in Seymour,Webster County, Missouri
Residence:
Adair County, Missouri
Webster County, Missouri
Greene County, Missouri
Beaver County, Oklahoma
Cause of Death:
Burial:
Sources:
Titles:
United States Census, 1880, Missouri
United States Census, 1900, Missouri
United States Census, 1910, Missouri
United States Census, 1920, Oklahoma
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My thanks to Leon Barton for creating this memorial in honor of my great uncle, James Lucien Bell, and for then transferring it to my management - "jaybee"
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__________________________________________
Construction of this memorial is in progress
1. William Henry Bell, b: February 2, 1861 in Missouri
2. Nannie Elizabeth Bell, b: June 8, 1863 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Missouri
3. Ella M. Bell, b: 1865 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
4. (James Lucien Bell, b: Feb 22, 1867 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri)
5. Lydia J. Bell, b: 1872 in Kirkville, Adair County, Missouri
He was a farmer and also a carpenter, but in his later years, he worked in merchandising.
James married Margaret Emma Bollinger, b: 1864 in Missouri on April 15, 1898 in Marshfield, Webster County, Missouri. Two children were born of their union.
1. Irene Katherine Bell, b: February 4, 1899 in Seymour, Webster County, Missouri
2. Huldah Margaret "Huldy" Bell, b: May 19, 1905 in Seymour,Webster County, Missouri
Residence:
Adair County, Missouri
Webster County, Missouri
Greene County, Missouri
Beaver County, Oklahoma
Cause of Death:
Burial:
Sources:
Titles:
United States Census, 1880, Missouri
United States Census, 1900, Missouri
United States Census, 1910, Missouri
United States Census, 1920, Oklahoma
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My thanks to Leon Barton for creating this memorial in honor of my great uncle, James Lucien Bell, and for then transferring it to my management - "jaybee"
* * * * *
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Construction of this memorial is in progress
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