Ellen Belote was originally buried in the Bellevue Pioneer Cemetery where you can find more information about her. This memorial page is a duplicate to indicate she was transferred and to show her tombstone at Sunset Hills.∼She descended from the Lovett family (the first settlers of Virginia), who came over from England in the days of John Smith. The Belote family moved to Minnesota in 1869, where her husband, Asa W Belote passed away before 1880. She had eight children; four girls and four boys. They moved on to South Dakota before ending up in Washington. Ellen's remains were removed to the Garden of Rest in Sunset Hills Memorial Park.
Ellen Belote was originally buried in the Bellevue Pioneer Cemetery where you can find more information about her. This memorial page is a duplicate to indicate she was transferred and to show her tombstone at Sunset Hills.∼She descended from the Lovett family (the first settlers of Virginia), who came over from England in the days of John Smith. The Belote family moved to Minnesota in 1869, where her husband, Asa W Belote passed away before 1880. She had eight children; four girls and four boys. They moved on to South Dakota before ending up in Washington. Ellen's remains were removed to the Garden of Rest in Sunset Hills Memorial Park.
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