Bell, Frank J Capt b. 1836 Ceres, Allegany, New York, USA d. 1 Apr 1894: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Bell, Frank J Capt

1836 - 1894 (58 years)

Name	Bell, Frank J [1]
Suffix	Capt
Birth	1836	Ceres, Allegany, New York, USA [1]
	Frank J Bell in the U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Name: Frank J Bell Gender: Male Birth Place: NY Birth Year: 1836 Spouse Name: Ruth Wheeler Marriage State: DC Number Pages: 1 Source Citation Source number: 1194.150; Source type: Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents; Number of Pages: 1
Gender	Male
Civil War	1861 [2]
	helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane's old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain.
	FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, DC, age 58. Born at Ceres of English parents, inclined to the Quaker faith. In spring of 1861 helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane’s old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain. Served with honor during whole of war, and retained in service during part of reconstruction era. Shot through the body at Antietam; one lung entirely destroyed; with this wound still open, he insisted in going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. Compelled to give up active military life, was transferred to the Veterans’ Reserve Corps. Was clerk in War and Interior Departments. For many years a special examiner of the Pension Bureau, serving in different parts of the country, from Kansas to Florida; in New York and Pennsylvania. Fine literary taste and has written many beautiful things, many of which have appeared in the Journal. One in this issue. My Dead: Over the mantle a group I see, the faces of dear ones gone before, A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown sea Which we all must cross, to return no more. A brother who fell ‘mid the deadly strife of a battlefield as he led his men Where the air was with hurtling missiles rife, And hand to hand was the struggle for life As our broken lines were stored again.
Battle of Antietam	17 Sep 1862	Antietam Battlefield, Antietam, Maryland, USA [2]
	shot throught the body; one lung entirely destroyed;
	FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, D.C., age 58. Born at Ceres of English parents, inclined to the Quaker faith. In spring of 1861 helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane's old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain. Served with honor during whole of war, and retained in service during part of reconstruction era. Shot through the body at Antietam, one lung entirely destroyed; with this wound still open, he insisted in going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. Compelled to give up active military life, was transferred to the Veterans' Reserve Corps. Was clerk in War and Interior Departments. For many years a special examiner of the Pension Bureau, serving in different parts of the country, from Kansas to Florida; in New York and Pennsylvania. Fine literary taste and has written many beautiful things, many of which have appeared in the Journal. One in this issue. My Dead: Over the mantle a group I see, the faces of dear ones gone before, A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown sea Which we all must cross, to return no more. A brother who fell `mid the deadly strife of a battlefield as he led his men Where the air was with hurtling missles rife, And hand to hand was the struggle for life As our broken lines were stored again.
Battle of Gettysburg	1863	Gettysburg, Adams, Pennsylvania, USA [2]
	With this Antietem wound still open, he insisted on going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg.
	FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, D.C., age 58. Born at Ceres of English parents, inclined to the Quaker faith. In spring of 1861 helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane's old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain. Served with honor during whole of war, and retained in service during part of reconstruction era. Shot through the body at Antietam; one lung entirely destroyed; with this wound still open, he insisted in going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. Compelled to give up active military life, was transferred to the Veterans' Reserve Corps. Was clerk in War and Interior Departments. For many years a special examiner of the Pension Bureau, serving in different parts of the country, from Kansas to Florida; in New York and Pennsylvania. Fine literary taste and has written many beautiful things, many of which have appeared in the Journal. One in this issue. My Dead: Over the mantle a group I see, the faces of dear ones gone before, A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown sea Which we all must cross, to return no more. A brother who fell `mid the deadly strife of a battlefield as he led his men Where the air was with hurtling missles rife, And hand to hand was the struggle for life As our broken lines were stored again.
Obituary	FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, DC, age 58. Born at Ceres of English parents, inclined to the Quaker faith. In spring of 1861 helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane’s old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain. Served with honor during whole of war, and retained in service during part of reconstruction era. Shot through the body at Antietam; one lung entirely destroyed; with this wound still open, he insisted in going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. Compelled to give up active military life, was transferred to the Veterans’ Reserve Corps. Was clerk in War and Interior Departments. For many years a special examiner of the Pension Bureau, serving in different parts of the country, from Kansas to Florida; in New York and Pennsylvania. Fine literary taste and has written many beautiful things, many of which have appeared in the Journal. One in this issue. My Dead: Over the mantle a group I see, the faces of dear ones gone before, A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown sea Which we all must cross, to return no more. A brother who fell ‘mid the deadly strife of a battlefield as he led his men Where the air was with hurtling missiles rife, And hand to hand was the struggle for life As our broken lines were stored again.
Name	Capt Frank Bell [3]
Name	Frank Bell [2, 4, 5]
Occupation	Agent in the Pension Bureau after the war [5]
_MILT	Civil War, Union side, rank of Major- "sadly mutilated by rebel bullets..." [5]
	"Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. He had been a brave soldier, but was sadly mutilated by rebel bullets, and suffered almost as much, if not quite so, from rebel boasting at Washington, where he was an agent in the Pension Bureau. He left a wife, one daughter and three sons."
Death	1 Apr 1894 [3, 5]
	"Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. He had been a brave soldier, but was sadly mutilated by rebel bullets, and suffered almost as much, if not quite so, from rebel boasting at Washington, where he was an agent in the Pension Bureau. He left a wife, one daughter and three sons." Capt Frank Bell Birth: 1836 Death: 1894 Civil War Veteran Family links: Spouse: Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Children: Horatio Bell (1864 - 1869)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305379 _____________ Horatio Bell Birth: 1864 Death: 1869 Drowned July 16, 1869 Age 5 Yrs. 1 Mo. & 16 Days Family links: Parents: Frank Bell (1836 - 1894) Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305381 photo: Added by: Sandy Skipper 6/14/2011 "Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. He had been a brave soldier, but was sadly mutilated by rebel bullets, and suffered almost as much, if not quite so, from rebel boasting at Washington, where he was an agent in the Pension Bureau. He left a wife, one daughter and three sons." age 58- 5th son of John Bell.
Burial	Aft 1 Apr 1894	Evergreen (King) Cemetery, Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA [3, 6]
	BELL, Frank Ruth W 1836 1894 s/o John & Jane King Bell C W Vet - Major A1-34 Capt Frank Bell Birth: 1836 Death: 1894 Civil War Veteran Family links: Spouse: Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Children: Horatio Bell (1864 - 1869)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305379 _____________ Horatio Bell Birth: 1864 Death: 1869 Drowned July 16, 1869 Age 5 Yrs. 1 Mo. & 16 Days Family links: Parents: Frank Bell (1836 - 1894) Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305381 photo: Added by: Sandy Skipper 6/14/2011 BELL, Frank Ruth W 1836 1894 s/o John & Jane King Bell C W Vet - Major A1-34 Evergreen (King) Cemetery, Ceres, PA, section A1-34
Person ID	I19693	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Bell, John jr, b. 2 Mar 1796, Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England d. 2 May 1874, Bells Run, Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 78 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	King, Jane, b. 3 Mar 1796, Asylum, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA d. 2 Jun 1873, Ceres, Allegany, New York, USA (Age 77 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	23 Jan 1818	Ceres, Allegany, New York, USA
	familysearch 20170812 Name Rowland Robinson Bell Sex Male Birth 7 APR 1844 Genesee, Allegany, New York Death 6 MAR 1906 Tucumcari, Quay, New Mexico Burial 6 March 1906 Tucumcari, Quay, New Mexico Residence 1850 Genesee, Allegany, New York, United States 1855 Genesee, Allegany, New York, United States Family Members Spouses and Children Rowland Robinson Bell 1844-1906 • L3SQ-MZZ ? Elizabeth Benson 1847-1920 • KPQ1-LDR ? Marriage: 13 AUG 1874 Genesee, Allegany, New York Children (8) Harriet Eloise Bell 1875-Deceased • 9VPP-VPT ? Ralph Mack Bell 1877-1933 • 9VPP-VPB ? Robert Snowden Bell 1878-1963 • KNYV-HBD ? Margaretta Elizabeth Bell 1880-1957 • KNYV-HB6 ? Flora Jane Bell 1881-1956 • 9VPP-V5J ? Caroline H Bell 1882-1946 • 9VPP-V5P ? Rollo Robin Bell 1884-1929 • L3S3-1YW ? John Benson Bell 1885-1936 • KNYV-HBF ? Parents and Siblings John Bell 1792-1874 • LZPZ-1CZ ? Jane King 1796-1878 • LZ2F-715 ? Marriage: 23 January 1818 Children (15) Nathaniel D Bell 1815-Deceased • LZ2X-LTZ ? Daniel C Bell 1820-Deceased • LZ2X-G9G ? Jane Bell 1822-1907 • LZ2F-WH4 ? Horatio Bell 1822-1864 • KJMH-WZ6 ? Caroline Bell 1823-1906 • LZ2F-WCY ? Mary Bell 1825-Deceased • L4TP-HKL ? Mary Bell 1828-Deceased • LZ2X-GJF ? Wilson P. Bell 1828-Deceased • L4TP-ZCL ? Margaretta Bell 1829-Deceased • LZ2X-GPD ? Robert Newton Bell 1830-1870 • LZ2X-P4J ? Maria K Bell 1833-Deceased • LZ2X-PXZ ? Francis J. Bell 1836-1894 • KJMH-WQB ? Francis K Bell 1836-Deceased • LZ2F-WJX ? Hannah Elizabeth Bell 1838-1918 • LCZB-RF3 ? Rowland Robinson Bell 1844-1906 • L3SQ-MZZ familysearch 20170812 jcw- Ralph Mack Bell 9VPP-VPB death: May 1933 birth: 8 June 1877, Genesee, Allegany, New York father: Rowland Robinson Bell L3SQ-MZZ mother: Elizabeth Benson KPQ1-LDR LDS
Issue, jt	"13 children- 6 sons & 6 daughters"(?)
Married	Dec 1818	Ceres, Allegany, New York, USA [7]
	Ceres, NY side- 13 children: 6 sons, 6 daughters (I count 13 -jcw20170521)
	Jane King Bell Birth: 1796 Death: 1873 Father: Francis KING b: 10 NOV 1758 in Claverham, Somerset, England Mother: Katherine KENWAY b: BET 1760 AND 1764 in Dorset or Somerset, England Fact: First American born child Married: John BELL Jr b: 02 MAR 1796 in Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England Married: 28 DEC 1818 in Ceres Children: Francis King BELL b: 25 NOV 1819 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Ely Welding BELL b: 09 NOV 1820 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Horatio BELL b: 21 APR 1822 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Caroline BELL b: 07 SEP 1823 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Mary S BELL b: 28 SEP 1825 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Jane Ann BELL b: 06 SEP 1826 in Ceres, Allegany Co., NY Peter BELL b: 08 JAN 1828 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Margaretta BELL b: 29 JAN 1829 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Robert Snowden BELL b: 04 APR 1830 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Maria King BELL b: 04 NOV 1831 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY John Francis BELL b: 14 APR 1836 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Hannah Eliza BELL b: 28 FEB 1838 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY Rowland Robinson BELL b: 07 APR 1844 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY contributed 2014 by Zoe Tom #47000374 Family links: Parents: Francis King (1758 - 1814) Katherine Kenway King (____ - 1801) Spouse: John Bell (1792 - 1874)* Children: Robert Newton Bell (____ - 1870)* Francis King Bell (1819 - 1819)* Caroline Bell (1823 - 1906)* Maria K Bell (1833 - 1859)* Margretta Bell (1834 - 1850)* Hannah Bell Hackett (1838 - 1918)* Siblings: John King (1784 - 1865)* Mary King Swayne (1787 - 1855)* Martha King Bell (1790 - 1885)* James King (1791 - 1835)* Jane King Bell (1796 - 1873) Rebecca King (1798 - 1798)* *Calculated relationship Note: Compiled by PHGS Members: Dan & Sally Maxson Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County, Pennsylvania, USA Created by: MSue Record added: Dec 30, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 102825620
Family ID	F1932	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Weber, Ruth, b. 1837 d. 1917 (Age 80 years)

Marriage 1 daughter, 3 sons

Married District of Columbia, USA [1]

Frank J Bell in the U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Frank J Bell
Gender: Male
Birth Place: NY
Birth Year: 1836
Spouse Name: Ruth Wheeler
Marriage State: DC
Number Pages: 1

Source Citation
Source number: 1194.150;
Source type: Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents;
Number of Pages: 1

Children

1. Bell, Horatio, b. 31 May 1864 d. 16 Jul 1869 (Age 5 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F5437 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - 1836 - Ceres, Allegany, New York, USA
	Battle of Gettysburg - With this Antietem wound still open, he insisted on going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. - 1863 - Gettysburg, Adams, Pennsylvania, USA
	Married - - District of Columbia, USA

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		headstone, Evergreen Cemetery, Bell, Frank J Capt, wife Ruth, son Horatio Capt Frank Bell Birth: 1836 Death: 1894 Civil War Veteran Family links: Spouse: Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Children: Horatio Bell (1864 - 1869)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305379
		headstone, Evergreen Cemetery, Bell, Horatio, drowned Horatio Bell Birth: 1864 Death: 1869 Drowned July 16, 1869 Age 5 Yrs. 1 Mo. & 16 Days Family links: Parents: Frank Bell (1836 - 1894) Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305381 photo: Added by: Sandy…
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Notes

"History of Ceres...", p. 56-
"Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. He had been a brave soldier, but was sadly mutilated by rebel bullets, and suffered almost as much, if not quite so, from rebel boasting at Washington, where he was an agent in the Pension Bureau. He left a wife, one daughter and three sons."
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"Early Potter County Obituaries", 9/108- [http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/potter/Obituaries.html]
FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, D.C., age 58. Born at Ceres of English parents, inclined to the Quaker faith. In spring of 1861 helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane's old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain. Served with honor during whole of war, and retained in service during part of reconstruction era. Shot through the body at Antietam; one lung entirely destroyed; with this wound still open, he insisted in going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. Compelled to give up active military life, was transferred to the Veterans' Reserve Corps. Was clerk in War and Interior Departments. For many years a special examiner of the Pension Bureau, serving in different parts of the country, from Kansas to Florida; in New York and Pennsylvania. Fine literary taste and has written many beautiful things, many of which have appeared in the Journal. One in this issue.
My Dead:
Over the mantle a group I see, the faces of dear ones gone before,
A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown sea
Which we all must cross, to return no more.
A brother who fell `mid the deadly strife of a battlefield as he led his men
Where the air was with hurtling missles rife, And hand to hand was the struggle for life
As our broken lines were stored again.
_______________________________

Sources

[S395] Yates Publishing, U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2004;), Frank J. Bell. Source number: 1194.150; Source type: Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents; Number of Pages: 1.
Record for Frank J Bell
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Frank J Bell in the U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Frank J Bell
Gender: Male
Birth Place: NY
Birth Year: 1836
Spouse Name: Ruth Wheeler
Marriage State: DC
Number Pages: 1

Source Citation
Source number: 1194.150;
Source type: Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents;
Number of Pages: 1

Source Information
Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie.
[S288] Potter County, Early Obituaries, (Name: http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/potter/Obituaries.html;), 09/108 Frank Bell, Captain consolidated 20190228HAv-.
FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, D.C., age 58. (4) facts... (4)
FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, D.C., age 58. (3) facts

Born at Ceres of English parents, inclined to the Quaker faith. In spring of 1861 helped to raise and organize co. 1 of the 42nd PA vols., Col. Kane's old Bucktails, of which company he was First Lieutenant, then Captain. Served with honor during whole of war, and retained in service during part of reconstruction era. Shot through the body at Antietam; one lung entirely destroyed; with this wound still open, he insisted in going into battle with his command at Gettysburg, where he lost a leg. Compelled to give up active military life, was transferred to the Veterans' Reserve Corps. Was clerk in War and Interior Departments. For many years a special examiner of the Pension Bureau, serving in different parts of the country, from Kansas to Florida; in New York and Pennsylvania. Fine literary taste and has written many beautiful things, many of which have appeared in the Journal. One in this issue. My Dead: Over the mantle a group I see, the faces of dear ones gone before, A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown sea Which we all must cross, to return no more. A brother who fell `mid the deadly strife of a battlefield as he led his men Where the air was with hurtling missles rife, And hand to hand was the struggle for life As our broken lines were stored again.

[S854] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1700s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), Bell, Capt Frank, wife Ruth, son Horatio.
Record for Capt Frank Bell, Ruth, Horatio
Capt Frank Bell
Birth: 1836
Death: 1894

Civil War Veteran

Family links:
Spouse: Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917)
Children: Horatio Bell (1864 - 1869)*
*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Evergreen Cemetery
McKean County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Sandy Skipper
Record added: Jun 13, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 71305379
_____________
Horatio Bell
Birth: 1864
Death: 1869
Drowned July 16, 1869
Age 5 Yrs. 1 Mo. & 16 Days

Family links:
Parents: Frank Bell (1836 - 1894)
Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917)

Burial:
Evergreen Cemetery
McKean County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Sandy Skipper
Record added: Jun 13, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 71305381

photo:
Added by: Sandy Skipper
6/14/2011

	headstone, Evergreen Cemetery, Bell, Frank J Capt, wife Ruth, son Horatio Capt Frank Bell Birth: 1836 Death: 1894 Civil War Veteran Family links: Spouse: Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Children: Horatio Bell (1864 - 1869)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305379
	headstone, Evergreen Cemetery, Bell, Horatio, drowned Horatio Bell Birth: 1864 Death: 1869 Drowned July 16, 1869 Age 5 Yrs. 1 Mo. & 16 Days Family links: Parents: Frank Bell (1836 - 1894) Ruth J Wheeler Bell (1837 - 1917) Burial: Evergreen Cemetery McKean County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Sandy Skipper Record added: Jun 13, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71305381 photo: Added by: Sandy…

[S704] Cemetery, Evergreen, Ceres, PA: http://64.177.36.59/history/cemetery/cemetery.htm, Evergreen Cemetery, Ceres.
Evergreen Cemetery, Ceres, Pa. 201 Frank Bell, Co. I. Pa. Vols. Res. Rifles. Bucktail Reg. 1836 1894 Ruth Bell, his wife, 1837 1917 Horatio Bell, their son, 1864 1869 Horatio Bell, Capt.Co.B.150th Pa. Vols. Apr. 21, 1822 May6,1864 killed at the Battle of Wilderness Ann Mary Bell, Apr. 30, 1830 Nov.9,1889 Maria King Mar. 21, 1903, 74y3md.
[S1558] M.W. Mann & Maria King, History of Ceres and its near vicinity, from its early settlement in 1798 to the present, (Name: Olean, NY: Gillett & Weston, 1896;), 56 f Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. (4) facts 20190228HAv- consolidated.
"Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. (4) facts
Frank, the fifth son of John Bell, died April 1, 1894. (3) facts
He had been a brave soldier, but was sadly mutilated by rebel bullets, and suffered almost as much, if not quite so, from rebel boasting at Washington, where he was an agent in the Pension Bureau. He left a wife, one daughter and three sons."
[S64] Cemetery, Evergreen: Ceres, PA/NY- PaintedHills; (King) .html.
-... BELL, Frank Ruth W 1836 1894 s/o John & Jane King Bell C W Vet - Major A1-34

[S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), Jane King Bell.
Record for Jane King Bell
Jane King Bell
Birth: 1796
Death: 1873

Father: Francis KING
b: 10 NOV 1758 in Claverham, Somerset, England
Mother: Katherine KENWAY
b: BET 1760 AND 1764 in Dorset or Somerset, England

Fact: First American born child

Married: John BELL Jr
b: 02 MAR 1796 in Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England
Married: 28 DEC 1818 in Ceres

Children: Francis King BELL b: 25 NOV 1819 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Ely Welding BELL b: 09 NOV 1820 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Horatio BELL b: 21 APR 1822 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Caroline BELL b: 07 SEP 1823 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Mary S BELL b: 28 SEP 1825 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Jane Ann BELL b: 06 SEP 1826 in Ceres, Allegany Co., NY
Peter BELL b: 08 JAN 1828 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Margaretta BELL b: 29 JAN 1829 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Robert Snowden BELL b: 04 APR 1830 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Maria King BELL b: 04 NOV 1831 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
John Francis BELL b: 14 APR 1836 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Hannah Eliza BELL b: 28 FEB 1838 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY
Rowland Robinson BELL b: 07 APR 1844 in Ceres, Allegany Co, NY

contributed 2014 by Zoe Tom #47000374

Family links:
Parents: Francis King (1758 - 1814)
Katherine Kenway King (____ - 1801)
Spouse: John Bell (1792 - 1874)*
Children: Robert Newton Bell (____ - 1870)*
Francis King Bell (1819 - 1819)*
Caroline Bell (1823 - 1906)*
Maria K Bell (1833 - 1859)*
Margretta Bell (1834 - 1850)*
Hannah Bell Hackett (1838 - 1918)*
Siblings: John King (1784 - 1865)*
Mary King Swayne (1787 - 1855)*
Martha King Bell (1790 - 1885)*
James King (1791 - 1835)*
Jane King Bell (1796 - 1873)
Rebecca King (1798 - 1798)*
*Calculated relationship

Note: Compiled by PHGS Members: Dan & Sally Maxson

Burial: Evergreen Cemetery
McKean County, Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: MSue
Record added: Dec 30, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 102825620

headstone- Jane King Bell
Jane King Bell
Birth: 1796
Death: 1873

Father: Francis KING
b: 10 NOV 1758 in Claverham, Somerset, England
Mother: Katherine KENWAY
b: BET 1760 AND 1764 in Dorset or Somerset, England

Fact: First American born child

Married: John BELL Jr
b: 02 MAR 1796 in Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England
Married: 28 DEC 1818 in…

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