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Moses Thomas Bell

Birth25 December 1849 - Green County, Kentucky, United States of America
Death5 May 1929 - Kentucky. He is buried in Shiboley cemetery
MotherSarah Elizabeth Davis
FatherNot Available

Born in Green County, Kentucky, United States of America on 25 December 1849 to Sarah Elizabeth Davis. Moses Thomas Bell married Elizabeth Betty Anderson and had 10 children. He passed away on 5 May 1929 in Kentucky. He is buried in Shiboley cemetery.

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Sarah Elizabeth Davis
1814 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Betty Anderson
1849 - 1911
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Jainsley (Underwood) Martin
1852 - 1926
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Rachel Catherine Bell
1877 - 1967
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Nathaniel Moten Bell
1871 - 1957
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Margaret Luellen (Ludie) Bell
1873 - 1951
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Emma Christy Bell
1879 - 1964
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William Emmett Bell
1885 - 1969
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Martin Flint Bell
1890 - 1972
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Sally Ann Bell
1875 - 1956
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Grover Cleveland Bell
1888 - 1973
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Richard Nevada Bell
1883 - 1958
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Charles Lee Bell
1881 - 1951

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