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Elick Bell

Birth1868 - Anderson County, South Carolina, USA
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Born in Anderson County, South Carolina, USA on 1868. Elick Bell married Mammie Robinson Bell and had 13 children.

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Mammie Robinson Bell
1873 - 1953
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Jobie Bell
1903 - 1928
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Maggie Bell
1893 - Unknown
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Violet Bell
1908 - Unknown
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James Alexander Bell
1902 - 1959
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William Benjamin Bell
1899 - 1938
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John Henry Bell
1910 - Unknown
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Rosa Bell
1897 - Unknown
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Willie M Bell
1914 - Unknown
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Annie Bell
1906 - Unknown
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Lilly Bell
1912 - Unknown
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Buster Bell
1901 - Unknown
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Fannie Mae Gordon
1914 - 1975
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Fannie Bell
1906 - Unknown

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