Father: William Buck 1838-
MOTHER: Sarah Ann Goddard 1839-1914

Adopted FATHER: Mathew Harris 1834-1908

SPOUSE: Samuel Hutchinson 1859-1895
Married: 14 Nov 1879 Baseford, , England

SPOUSE: Joseph Bell 1864-1913
Married: 22 Apr 1896 Evanston, Uinta, Wyoming
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"Frances was born 15 August 1861, at Hucknall Torkard, Nottingham, England. She was born out of wedlock to Sarah Ann Goddard. Her known father was a Mr. William Buck. She was known as Fanny Goddard, until her Mother married Mr. Matthew Harris, 22 July 1867. She then acquired the name of Harris. On 27 November 1907 she was sealed to Mr. Harris and her Mother, Sarah Ann Goddard Harris in the Salt Lake Temple."
THis explanation explains what I have found in our family history. I found it posted on Family Search.
Contributed By DeWittMarciLester · 2014-02-11 20:20:29 GMT+0000 (UTC)
THANK YOU I hope you do not mind I took your info.
I Want Correct Information for MY FAMILY Records. This is not the first bad apple I found in my tree. My Grandmother considers me a bad apple because we are of different faiths but like it or not she is also in my tree. My apologies to other family who push for Matthew Harris as father.
He appears to be a GREAT man in the way he lived his life from what I can find.
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Children of Samuel and Frances:
.Samuel Alvin HUTCHINSON 1880-1925
.Abraham HUTCHINSON 1882-1956
.Sarah Ann HUTCHINSON Martin 1885-1929
.Ada HUTCHINSON Barker 1887-1964
.Charlotte HUTCHINSON 1889-1893
.William HUTCHINSON 1891-1971
.Esther HUTCHINSON LESTER twin 1893-1959
.Alice Hutchinson Lester twin 1893-1937

--Samuel 26 and Frances 24 with children
Olvan 3 and Abram 1--arrived in the United States on the Ship: SS Nevada
Leaving Liverpool 9 Apr 1884
Arriving New York 19 Apr 1884
. This small family settled in Wyoming,and grew their family. Samuel went to work in the mines. On 20 March 1895 an Explosion in Mine #5, killed about 60 people. Samuel was one of those killed.
. That kind of disaster in such a small community left many widows with fatherless children. James and Thomas Hutchinson, two of Samuel's Brothers were also killed in this explosion.
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Francis married Joseph Bell in 1896.
Children of Francis and Joseph are:
.Annie BELL Marsh Mayling 1896-1974
.George Walter BELL 1899-1970
.Clarence BELL 1901-1986
.Frances BELL Lester 1903-1979
.Joseph BELL 1905-1966
.Earl BELL 1907-1976


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Thank you Gary P. for providing below information.
According to cemetery records: Bell, Francis Harris Hutchinson; aged 83; buried 8/19/1944 cause chronic my...

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THANK YOU Angela Cable for the Rock Springs Obit.

Rock Springs Daily Rocket, Aug 18, 1944
PIONEER RESIDENT DIES WEDNESDAY AT HOME IN EVANSTON

EVANSTON—Aug. 18—(Special)—Mrs. Frances Harris Hutchinson Bell, 83, died at her home in Evanston on Wednesday, August 16, of causes incident to age.

She was born Aug. 15, 1861, in Nottinghamshire, England, a daughter of Matthew and Sarah Goddard Harris. She married Samuel Hutchinson in England Oct. 24, 1879, and they came to America with her parents and settled in Almy in 1883. To this union eight children were born.

After the death of her husband, who was killed in the mines in 1895, she married Joseph E. Bell in the Salt Lake City L.D.S. temple, and went to live on a ranch near Hilliard. Six children were born tot his union. The family moved to Evanston in 1929. Mr. Bell died in 1913.

Survivors include ten sons and daughters: Abraham and William Hutchinson, George and Earl Bell, all of Evanston; Joseph Bell of Mountain View, Clarence Bell of Helper, Utah; Mrs. Ada Barker of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Esther Lester and Mrs. Frances Lester of Evanston, and Mrs. Annie Maylin of Ogden; two brothers, Ephraim Harris of Hilliard, and Walter Harris of Evanston; 87 grandchildren, 102 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon in the Evanston first ward L.D.S. chapel, with Bishop Ralph Ashton officiating. Interment will be in the Evanston city cemetery, under the direction of the Gilbert Bills mortuary.

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