Furnished by Virginia Brown;
Source; Newton County News by Mize sisters Sept. 26, 1895;
Jeremiah Bell, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, living near Granby, was interred in the Newton Cemetery last Saturday
. He was deacon in the Baptist Church for many years, and lived a most exemplary life. Many will receive the news of his death with sadeness.
Source; Newton County News by Mize sisters Sept. 26, 1895;
Jeremiah Bell, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, living near Granby, was interred in the Newton Cemetery last Saturday
. He was deacon in the Baptist Church for many years, and lived a most exemplary life. Many will receive the news of his death with sadeness.
Furnished by Virginia Brown;
Source; Newton County News by Mize sisters Sept. 26, 1895;
Jeremiah Bell, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, living near Granby, was interred in the Newton Cemetery last Saturday
. He was deacon in the Baptist Church for many years, and lived a most exemplary life. Many will receive the news of his death with sadeness.
Source; Newton County News by Mize sisters Sept. 26, 1895;
Jeremiah Bell, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, living near Granby, was interred in the Newton Cemetery last Saturday
. He was deacon in the Baptist Church for many years, and lived a most exemplary life. Many will receive the news of his death with sadeness.
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