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William Bell

Birth24 Sept 1825 - Haveringland, Norfolk, England
DeathMay 1896 - Stacksteads, Lancashire, England
MotherElizabeth Warner
FatherWilliam Bell

Born in Haveringland, Norfolk, England on 24 Sept 1825 to William Bell and Elizabeth Warner. William Bell married Sarah Waller and had 9 children. He passed away on May 1896 in Stacksteads, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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William Bell
1792 - 1881
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Elizabeth Warner
1791 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Waller
1829 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Elijah Bell
1866 - 1912
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Harriett Ann Bell
1865 - 1950
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Arthur Bell
1852 - 1898
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Richard Waller Bell
1862 - 1894
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Henry Bell
1870 - 1902
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Louisa Bell
1859 - Unknown
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Thomas William Bell
1854 - 1925
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Rosina Elizabeth Bell
1879 - Unknown
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Clara Louisa Bell
1876 - 1881

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