George Washington Bell was the son of Fielding Bell (1792-1858) and Jane (Carroll) Bell (1789-1844), natives of Kentucky. Fielding Bell Sr. fought in the War of 1812. He came to Clay County, Missouri in 1836 and began farming.
George Washington Bell had the following known siblings:
Helen Mary Bell 1817 – 1877
William Mason Bell 1819 – 1851
Edwin Daniel Bell 1820 – 1888
Fielding Bell Jr. 1822 – 1892
Jane Bell 1825 – 1826
Matilda Ann Bell 1826 – 1907 (George's TWIN)
Sarah Jane Bell 1830 – 1921
Sanford Tolifero Bell 1833 – 1851
On March 26, 1852, George married Frances Ann Long. They had the following known children:
William Sanford Bell 1853 – 1938
Mary Bell 1854 – 1876
Rebecca Jane Bell 1856 – 1957
James Long Bell 1858 – 1861
James Stewart Bell 1861 –
Hugh Robertson Bell 1863 –
Fleetwood Bell 1868 – 1936
Allena Olethia Bell 1874 – 1879
George Washington Bell fought in the Mexican War in 1846 with the 1st Regiment of Missouri Volunteers under Col. Alexander W. Doniphan.
George also fought for the Confederacy in 1862 in the Civil War in the 61st Regiment EMM under Capt. Patton.
George Washington Bell had the following known siblings:
Helen Mary Bell 1817 – 1877
William Mason Bell 1819 – 1851
Edwin Daniel Bell 1820 – 1888
Fielding Bell Jr. 1822 – 1892
Jane Bell 1825 – 1826
Matilda Ann Bell 1826 – 1907 (George's TWIN)
Sarah Jane Bell 1830 – 1921
Sanford Tolifero Bell 1833 – 1851
On March 26, 1852, George married Frances Ann Long. They had the following known children:
William Sanford Bell 1853 – 1938
Mary Bell 1854 – 1876
Rebecca Jane Bell 1856 – 1957
James Long Bell 1858 – 1861
James Stewart Bell 1861 –
Hugh Robertson Bell 1863 –
Fleetwood Bell 1868 – 1936
Allena Olethia Bell 1874 – 1879
George Washington Bell fought in the Mexican War in 1846 with the 1st Regiment of Missouri Volunteers under Col. Alexander W. Doniphan.
George also fought for the Confederacy in 1862 in the Civil War in the 61st Regiment EMM under Capt. Patton.
George Washington Bell was the son of Fielding Bell (1792-1858) and Jane (Carroll) Bell (1789-1844), natives of Kentucky. Fielding Bell Sr. fought in the War of 1812. He came to Clay County, Missouri in 1836 and began farming.
George Washington Bell had the following known siblings:
Helen Mary Bell 1817 – 1877
William Mason Bell 1819 – 1851
Edwin Daniel Bell 1820 – 1888
Fielding Bell Jr. 1822 – 1892
Jane Bell 1825 – 1826
Matilda Ann Bell 1826 – 1907 (George's TWIN)
Sarah Jane Bell 1830 – 1921
Sanford Tolifero Bell 1833 – 1851
On March 26, 1852, George married Frances Ann Long. They had the following known children:
William Sanford Bell 1853 – 1938
Mary Bell 1854 – 1876
Rebecca Jane Bell 1856 – 1957
James Long Bell 1858 – 1861
James Stewart Bell 1861 –
Hugh Robertson Bell 1863 –
Fleetwood Bell 1868 – 1936
Allena Olethia Bell 1874 – 1879
George Washington Bell fought in the Mexican War in 1846 with the 1st Regiment of Missouri Volunteers under Col. Alexander W. Doniphan.
George also fought for the Confederacy in 1862 in the Civil War in the 61st Regiment EMM under Capt. Patton.
George Washington Bell had the following known siblings:
Helen Mary Bell 1817 – 1877
William Mason Bell 1819 – 1851
Edwin Daniel Bell 1820 – 1888
Fielding Bell Jr. 1822 – 1892
Jane Bell 1825 – 1826
Matilda Ann Bell 1826 – 1907 (George's TWIN)
Sarah Jane Bell 1830 – 1921
Sanford Tolifero Bell 1833 – 1851
On March 26, 1852, George married Frances Ann Long. They had the following known children:
William Sanford Bell 1853 – 1938
Mary Bell 1854 – 1876
Rebecca Jane Bell 1856 – 1957
James Long Bell 1858 – 1861
James Stewart Bell 1861 –
Hugh Robertson Bell 1863 –
Fleetwood Bell 1868 – 1936
Allena Olethia Bell 1874 – 1879
George Washington Bell fought in the Mexican War in 1846 with the 1st Regiment of Missouri Volunteers under Col. Alexander W. Doniphan.
George also fought for the Confederacy in 1862 in the Civil War in the 61st Regiment EMM under Capt. Patton.
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