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Nancy Evaline Bell

Birth26 August 1832 - Knox County, Tennessee, USA
Death4 March 1911 - Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, USA
MotherNancy Elizabeth Conner
FatherJames Smith (y) Bell (4GGF) (VA to TN)

Born in Knox County, Tennessee, USA on 26 August 1832 to James Smith (y) Bell (4GGF) (VA to TN) and Nancy Elizabeth Conner. Nancy Evaline Bell married George Henry Lonas and had 8 children. She passed away on 4 March 1911 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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James Smith (Y) Bell (4Ggf) (Va To Tn)
1788 - 1861
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Nancy Elizabeth Conner
1789 - 1853
Spouse(s)
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George Henry Lonas
1825 - 1899
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Mary Ann Lones
1851 - 1901
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Martha Belle Lones
1860 - 1947
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Ruth "Rossie" Lones
1863 - 1949
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Emma C "Dennie" Lones
1866 - 1963
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Nancy J Lones
1853 - 1946
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Wiley Franklin Lones
1856 - 1927
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Sarah Elizabeth Lones
1858 - 1916
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Joseph Nasby Lones
1869 - 1951

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