First child of Louis Anderson and Nancy Annie Sanders Almand was born at the home of her parents in Morgan County, Georgia. She was the typical spinster. She dressed to the hilt with a hat and gloves when going to church. I have a black hat that has an attached veil and purse that she used as her best.Her needlework could be rivaled by none.After her parents died,she remained in the home in Comer, Georgia. Her sister,Josie A. Chandler,lived one block over and her sister-in-law,Mattie N.Almand,next door.After her sister died of heart issues and possible medicine complications,Ollie Bell could not cope and was admitted to the State Hospital in Millidgeville where she died.She blamed herself for the death of her sister.In our times, she would not have been committed.Gail Hannah 47186089
Her name is also spelled Belle, May Belle named for her. They both used e when they wanted.
Her name is also spelled Belle, May Belle named for her. They both used e when they wanted.
First child of Louis Anderson and Nancy Annie Sanders Almand was born at the home of her parents in Morgan County, Georgia. She was the typical spinster. She dressed to the hilt with a hat and gloves when going to church. I have a black hat that has an attached veil and purse that she used as her best.Her needlework could be rivaled by none.After her parents died,she remained in the home in Comer, Georgia. Her sister,Josie A. Chandler,lived one block over and her sister-in-law,Mattie N.Almand,next door.After her sister died of heart issues and possible medicine complications,Ollie Bell could not cope and was admitted to the State Hospital in Millidgeville where she died.She blamed herself for the death of her sister.In our times, she would not have been committed.Gail Hannah 47186089
Her name is also spelled Belle, May Belle named for her. They both used e when they wanted.
Her name is also spelled Belle, May Belle named for her. They both used e when they wanted.
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Ollie Bell Almand
1890-1970
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