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Richard H Bell
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I am researching the BELL family from County Downe, Ireland. Moses BELL came to Hendricks county, IN in the 1830's. He married Jane HARBISON, also of County Downe and they had three daughters: Isabella, Eliza Jane, and Mary Ann. They also had two sons: John and Robert. In addition, I am researching the Enoch BARLOW family of Kentucky. He also came to Hendricks county in the 1830's. He married Jane SELLER and they possibly had twelve children. Names of some of the children are James S., Harvey Rice, Theophilus Harrison, Mary W., and John S. Third, I am researching the Hiram GRAY family of Clermont county, OH. He married Roxey YOUNG of New York in 1833. They moved to Kentucky around 1849, stayed one year and returned to Ohio. Around 1857 they moved to Jennings county, IN. Next they went to Missouri where Roxey died in 1873. Hiram then moved the family to Hendricks county. They had nine children, Martha, Mary, Andrew, Harrison F., Lydia M., George O., Margaret, William, and Melvina. Fourth, I am researching the Philemon PHILIPS (later PHILLIPS) family of North Carolina. His father came from Scotland. He married Rachel BOLLARD, and they had eight children. Some of the names are Thomas, Media A., Philemon, Washington, and Ruby. They came to Jennings county, IN by the 1830 census. After his wife died Philemon moved to Hendricks county, IN. These are the primary surnames that I have the most information on. Any information you may have would be appreciated. I am also willing to share the information that I have. |
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