Believed to have died in Bates Co MO.
Son of Joel Franklin Bellomy and Matilda Ann Rigg
Unmarried, no children.
Shown as "Idiot" in census record.
No marker found. There was a family graveyard next to barn on the farm of Joel Bellomy, where Rozell may have been buried. In the early 1950s there were only wooden crosses and sandstone markers, but the fence was mostly torn down and cattle had free access. The graveyard is probably "lost" or in timber in someone's farm. This Donnegan Grove cemetery, plotted by Bellomy family, may have originated from the Bellomy graveyard.
Son of Joel Franklin Bellomy and Matilda Ann Rigg
Unmarried, no children.
Shown as "Idiot" in census record.
No marker found. There was a family graveyard next to barn on the farm of Joel Bellomy, where Rozell may have been buried. In the early 1950s there were only wooden crosses and sandstone markers, but the fence was mostly torn down and cattle had free access. The graveyard is probably "lost" or in timber in someone's farm. This Donnegan Grove cemetery, plotted by Bellomy family, may have originated from the Bellomy graveyard.
Believed to have died in Bates Co MO.
Son of Joel Franklin Bellomy and Matilda Ann Rigg
Unmarried, no children.
Shown as "Idiot" in census record.
No marker found. There was a family graveyard next to barn on the farm of Joel Bellomy, where Rozell may have been buried. In the early 1950s there were only wooden crosses and sandstone markers, but the fence was mostly torn down and cattle had free access. The graveyard is probably "lost" or in timber in someone's farm. This Donnegan Grove cemetery, plotted by Bellomy family, may have originated from the Bellomy graveyard.
Son of Joel Franklin Bellomy and Matilda Ann Rigg
Unmarried, no children.
Shown as "Idiot" in census record.
No marker found. There was a family graveyard next to barn on the farm of Joel Bellomy, where Rozell may have been buried. In the early 1950s there were only wooden crosses and sandstone markers, but the fence was mostly torn down and cattle had free access. The graveyard is probably "lost" or in timber in someone's farm. This Donnegan Grove cemetery, plotted by Bellomy family, may have originated from the Bellomy graveyard.
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