Mary Caroline Free was born in 1833 in Illinois, probably in Washington County. Her parents were John Page Free and Nancy Strait Free. About 1853, Mary C. Free married A. L. Bell. They had three children, Emma Alice, William M., and Charles Monroe.
About 1875, Mary and A. L. Bell, along with their children, their daughter's husband, and other members of the Bell and Free families, migrated to Texas. A. L. and Mary Bell settled in Travis County near Manor. Other family members settled in various parts of the state.
The Bells became prominent members of the Manor community. They helped raise the children of their daughter, Alice. Their two sons became successful businessmen.
Mary C. Bell died in Manor in 1910. Her husband lived until 1921.
About 1875, Mary and A. L. Bell, along with their children, their daughter's husband, and other members of the Bell and Free families, migrated to Texas. A. L. and Mary Bell settled in Travis County near Manor. Other family members settled in various parts of the state.
The Bells became prominent members of the Manor community. They helped raise the children of their daughter, Alice. Their two sons became successful businessmen.
Mary C. Bell died in Manor in 1910. Her husband lived until 1921.
Mary Caroline Free was born in 1833 in Illinois, probably in Washington County. Her parents were John Page Free and Nancy Strait Free. About 1853, Mary C. Free married A. L. Bell. They had three children, Emma Alice, William M., and Charles Monroe.
About 1875, Mary and A. L. Bell, along with their children, their daughter's husband, and other members of the Bell and Free families, migrated to Texas. A. L. and Mary Bell settled in Travis County near Manor. Other family members settled in various parts of the state.
The Bells became prominent members of the Manor community. They helped raise the children of their daughter, Alice. Their two sons became successful businessmen.
Mary C. Bell died in Manor in 1910. Her husband lived until 1921.
About 1875, Mary and A. L. Bell, along with their children, their daughter's husband, and other members of the Bell and Free families, migrated to Texas. A. L. and Mary Bell settled in Travis County near Manor. Other family members settled in various parts of the state.
The Bells became prominent members of the Manor community. They helped raise the children of their daughter, Alice. Their two sons became successful businessmen.
Mary C. Bell died in Manor in 1910. Her husband lived until 1921.
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