James E. Bell was know as "Ellis" and is so listed on some of the censuses. He is the son of Charles Summer Bell of Clark Co., Illinois and Margaret Frances Harris, born Iowa.
The original tombstone was removed from the plot at the time his wife died in 1970 and a new stone with both his and his wife's name was set in its place. It is not known how or why this original stone is now located in Riverside County, California.
Thanks to Sue Silver and Carol Mieske for their help in connecting the Southern California stone with its original owner.
The original tombstone was removed from the plot at the time his wife died in 1970 and a new stone with both his and his wife's name was set in its place. It is not known how or why this original stone is now located in Riverside County, California.
Thanks to Sue Silver and Carol Mieske for their help in connecting the Southern California stone with its original owner.
James E. Bell was know as "Ellis" and is so listed on some of the censuses. He is the son of Charles Summer Bell of Clark Co., Illinois and Margaret Frances Harris, born Iowa.
The original tombstone was removed from the plot at the time his wife died in 1970 and a new stone with both his and his wife's name was set in its place. It is not known how or why this original stone is now located in Riverside County, California.
Thanks to Sue Silver and Carol Mieske for their help in connecting the Southern California stone with its original owner.
The original tombstone was removed from the plot at the time his wife died in 1970 and a new stone with both his and his wife's name was set in its place. It is not known how or why this original stone is now located in Riverside County, California.
Thanks to Sue Silver and Carol Mieske for their help in connecting the Southern California stone with its original owner.
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