In 1917 when Arthur completed his WW I Registration card, he wrote in Mrs. Hazel V. Bell as Nearest Relative and his occupation was real estate, self employed.
By 1930 Stamford the U. S. Census recorded 9 April, Arthur (43), wife Phoebe H. (27) and his children:
Dorothy J. Bell, 14
Arthur W. Bell, Jr., 11
Betsy (Gertrude) Bell, 10
John T. Bell, 2
along with one household servant.
Their home was on Bedford Street, downtown section of Stamford.
Upon Arthur's passing in July he was still a Real Estate man.
By 1930 Stamford the U. S. Census recorded 9 April, Arthur (43), wife Phoebe H. (27) and his children:
Dorothy J. Bell, 14
Arthur W. Bell, Jr., 11
Betsy (Gertrude) Bell, 10
John T. Bell, 2
along with one household servant.
Their home was on Bedford Street, downtown section of Stamford.
Upon Arthur's passing in July he was still a Real Estate man.
In 1917 when Arthur completed his WW I Registration card, he wrote in Mrs. Hazel V. Bell as Nearest Relative and his occupation was real estate, self employed.
By 1930 Stamford the U. S. Census recorded 9 April, Arthur (43), wife Phoebe H. (27) and his children:
Dorothy J. Bell, 14
Arthur W. Bell, Jr., 11
Betsy (Gertrude) Bell, 10
John T. Bell, 2
along with one household servant.
Their home was on Bedford Street, downtown section of Stamford.
Upon Arthur's passing in July he was still a Real Estate man.
By 1930 Stamford the U. S. Census recorded 9 April, Arthur (43), wife Phoebe H. (27) and his children:
Dorothy J. Bell, 14
Arthur W. Bell, Jr., 11
Betsy (Gertrude) Bell, 10
John T. Bell, 2
along with one household servant.
Their home was on Bedford Street, downtown section of Stamford.
Upon Arthur's passing in July he was still a Real Estate man.
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