The article about Margaret's death as printed in the "News from Alloway" column in the Salem Standard and Jerseyman (NJ) in the Wednesday, December 16, 1908 issue reads:
Mrs. Margaret Bell, wife of Isaiah Bell, a farmer living on the Analuk farm on the Daretown Road, not far from Alloway, died very suddenly about four o'clock Wednesday morning of heart trouble. She had been, apparently, in her usual health on Tuesday and was preparing for the annual hog killing which was to have been held on Wednesday. The deceased was highly respected in the community, where she has spent most of her life of sixty-two years.
Besides her husband, she leaves three sons, Frank and Isaiah Bell, of Alloway, and Samuel Bell, of Salem, and two daughters, Mrs. Hannah Hannah, of Oakland Station, and one married in Philadelphia, whose name we did not learn.
Mrs. Margaret Bell, wife of Isaiah Bell, a farmer living on the Analuk farm on the Daretown Road, not far from Alloway, died very suddenly about four o'clock Wednesday morning of heart trouble. She had been, apparently, in her usual health on Tuesday and was preparing for the annual hog killing which was to have been held on Wednesday. The deceased was highly respected in the community, where she has spent most of her life of sixty-two years.
Besides her husband, she leaves three sons, Frank and Isaiah Bell, of Alloway, and Samuel Bell, of Salem, and two daughters, Mrs. Hannah Hannah, of Oakland Station, and one married in Philadelphia, whose name we did not learn.
The article about Margaret's death as printed in the "News from Alloway" column in the Salem Standard and Jerseyman (NJ) in the Wednesday, December 16, 1908 issue reads:
Mrs. Margaret Bell, wife of Isaiah Bell, a farmer living on the Analuk farm on the Daretown Road, not far from Alloway, died very suddenly about four o'clock Wednesday morning of heart trouble. She had been, apparently, in her usual health on Tuesday and was preparing for the annual hog killing which was to have been held on Wednesday. The deceased was highly respected in the community, where she has spent most of her life of sixty-two years.
Besides her husband, she leaves three sons, Frank and Isaiah Bell, of Alloway, and Samuel Bell, of Salem, and two daughters, Mrs. Hannah Hannah, of Oakland Station, and one married in Philadelphia, whose name we did not learn.
Mrs. Margaret Bell, wife of Isaiah Bell, a farmer living on the Analuk farm on the Daretown Road, not far from Alloway, died very suddenly about four o'clock Wednesday morning of heart trouble. She had been, apparently, in her usual health on Tuesday and was preparing for the annual hog killing which was to have been held on Wednesday. The deceased was highly respected in the community, where she has spent most of her life of sixty-two years.
Besides her husband, she leaves three sons, Frank and Isaiah Bell, of Alloway, and Samuel Bell, of Salem, and two daughters, Mrs. Hannah Hannah, of Oakland Station, and one married in Philadelphia, whose name we did not learn.
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