Schuylkill County census...1890

A Directory of the eleventh census of the population of Schuylkill County : giving the names and ages of males and females, pub

Took late.  1890.

searched in Proquest obituary index

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Title: An address, delivered at Chester, before the Historical Society ofPennsylvania on the 8th of November, 1851 : in celebration of the one hundred and sixty-ninth anniversary of the landing of William Penn at that place

Author:Armstrong, Edward, 1846-1928 ; Historical Society of Pennsylvania(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Language: English ; English ; English
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Title Number: 71759 ------------------------------ Searched PDF under Bell, James.  many marriage records not mine!

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Title:Pennsylvania archives. Second series : printed under direction of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Series 2 Vol 4

Author:Linn, John Blair, 1831-1899 ; Egle, William Henry, 1830-1901 ; Pennsylvania. General Assembly ; Pennsylvania. Secretary of the Commonwealth Language: English ; English ; English
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Title Number: 485590_ser_02_08                ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------    Nothing on Bell or Nothing under Bell or Pruett

Title: Colonial families of America, Vol. 19 Author:Lawrence, Ruth Description:Compiled family history. Includes index.
Language: English ; English ; English
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Title Number: 85451_19    Title: Colonial families of America, Vol. 19Author:Lawrence, Ruth Description: Compiled family history. Includes index.
Language: English ; English ; English
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Title Number: 85451_19    ---------------------------------------------                                 

Clemens. The Bell Family in America

The Bell family in America
Notes
Microreproduction of original published: New York : William M. Clemens, 1913. 45 p.
Subjects
Bell
Format
Books/Monographs (On Film)
Language
English
Publication
Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1970
Physical
on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
References
(Other edition) The Bell family in America
Film Notes
Note - Location [Film]
The Bell family in America -  FHL US/CAN Film [ 496745 Item 5 ]
© 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.

Weeks. Bell Family in America

Title
The Bell family in America : being an account of the founders and first colonial families, an official list of the heads of families of the name resident in the United States in 1790 and a bibliography
Stmnt.Resp.
[by Lyman Horace Weeks]
Authors
Weeks, Lyman Horace (Main Author)
Notes
Microreproduction of original published: New York : W.M. Clemens, 1913. 45 p.
Bibliography: p. 43-45.
Many early pioneers bearing the name Bell settled in New England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Some came directly from Scotland and others came from northern England and southern Ireland. John Bell (b.1679) was the son of Matthew Bell. He was born in Ireland and married Elizabeth Todd in 1712. He came to America in 1719 and settled in Andover, New Hampshire.
Listed in: Genealogy and local history guide, pt. 15.
In: Genealogy and local history / University Microfilms International.
Subjects
Bell
Format
Books/Monographs (On Fiche)
Language
English
Publication
Ann Arbor, Michigan : University Microfilms, 1989
Physical
1 microfiche
Film Notes
Note - Location [Film]
The Bell family in America -  FHL US/CAN Fiche [ 6071521 (1 fiche) ]

Entries in Family search.  Oh my!


Bell & Houx : and some related families, a genealogy and social history  Hawks, William H. (William Hoover), b. 1929
Bell & Smith connections in Britain, Canada & elsewhere  Phillips, R. H. D., 1921-
Bell  Wharton, Ruth Bell
Bell - Hurst, Brewer - Lanier, Davis - Pettis, Strong - Hosford  Hosford, F. M.
Bell - Sharpe (final revision) : containing genealogical and some biographical sketches and illustrations on Bidelspach(er)-Bell families in America and their origin, the Beutelsbach-Beut(t)elspacher families in Germany with allied families of Langenstein (Germany and America) and Sharpe and allied families in America : allied families to Bell: Attmore, Edwards, George, Laussat, Rakestraw, Stroop, Stull, Zene; allied families to Sharpe: Greene, Polk, Reese, Tumlin and others  Bell, Frank F. (Frank Frederick), 1888-
Bell - Sharpe : the Bidelspach(er) and Bell families in the United States of America and their origin, the Beutelsbach - Beutelspacher family in Germany  Bell, Frank F. (Frank Frederick), 1888-
Bell : Colonel Joseph Bell of Carteret County and some of his descendants  Delamar, Marybelle, 1882-1966
Bell : family Bible record transcript
Bell : family Bible records, ca. 1786-1918
Bell : family genealogy and summaries, ca. 1736-1885
Bell : family history  Carruth, John, 1750-1828
Bell : genealogical data, 1669-1930  Lord, Robert E.
Bell and Booth family temple records  Bell, William, 1831-1908
The Bell and Thomson families : and supplements on the Ashby and Norfleet descendants  Mastin, Mary Emma Dunn, 1889-
Bell baptisms, marriages & burials in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1813-1861 : extracted from the parish registers of All Saints, St. Andrew's, St. John's, & St. Nicholas', together with burials at Ballast Hills, Westgate Hill & Newcastle general cemeteries  Bell, George
Bell chimes  International Bell Society (Springfield, Vermont)
The Bell family  Colby, Ruth L.
Bell family
The Bell family  Anjou, Gustave, 1863-1942
The Bell family  Bell, Harry
The Bell family : "the James and Isaiah Bell chart"  Bell, Susan Alsop
Bell family : genealogical data
Bell family : Henry Oscar Bell  Bell, Thomas C. (Thomas Collier)
Bell family : the Bells of Mason County, Kentucky, Charles Bell and Daniel Bell, including descendants and some related families  Ball, Helen A. (Helen Anna Trippe), 1920-
Bell family : the Sally Bell Coggeshall line  Roberts, Gillian M.
The Bell family : with the "Narrative" of William Bell and excerpts from the diaries of Beecher Bell  Clark, Arthur H. (Arthur Henry), 1912-
Bell family Bible records [1863-1913]
Bell family Bible records, 1835-1893
Bell family Bible records, 1849-1958
Bell family Bible records, 1861-1887
Bell family Bible records, 1912-1917
Bell family Bible records, ca. 1782-1851
first of 900 entries

Adams-Bell Genealogies and Allied Families (mostly Virginia Bells)

Adams-Bell Genealogies and Allied Families by Jewell Bell Krauss.  1982.

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Notes:  Mostly Bells in Virginia

Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. XIX: John Bell Tilden Journal extracts.

Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. XIX.
Philadelphia Publication of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1895.

Extracts from the Journal of Lieutenant John Bell Tilden, Second
Pennsylvania Line, 1781-1782. By John Bell Tilden Phelps.
{Portrait.) 61, 208


EXTRACTS PROM THE JOURNAL OF LIEUTENANT
JOHN BELL TILDEN, SECOND PENNSYLVANIA
LINE, 1781-1782.
CONTRIBUTED BY JOHN BELL TILDEN PHELPS.
[John Bell Tilden, whose ancestors were the Tyldens, of Kent, England, was born in Philadelphia, December 9,1761. In his eighteenth year he left Princeton College and joined the Continental army, being
commissioned, May 28,1779, ensign in the Second Eegiment Pennsylvania Line, commanded by Colonel Walter Stewart. He was subsequently promoted to second lieutenant, his commission to date from July
25, 1780. At the close of the war he was honorably mustered out of the service, and became a member of the Pennsylvania Society of the Cincinnati. In 1784 he married Jane, daughter of Joseph and Martha
Chambers, of York, Pennsylvania, and settled in Frederick County, Virginia, where he practised medicine until the close of his life. Some time prior to 1824 he was ordained to the ministry of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and during the agitation of the question of lay representation, he advocated the equal rights of the laity with the clergy in the legislative department of the Church, for which he and other
prominent members were expelled for so-called heresy. In 1872 the Church admitted its error by adopting lay representation into its polity.

Long before the subject of African slavery took a political shape, Dr. Tilden manumitted his slaves and sent them to Liberia with one year's outfit. He died July 31, 1838, at New Town (now Stephen City),
Virginia.] August 1,1781.—Remained in camp all day. The country adjoining the most fertile I have seen in Virginia, and the county famed for its patriotic ladies. August 2.—This day we marched to.........................