G.F. Barger

William Kavanaugh Oldham

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Charles Warner Harris

Ruth ??? [Boon]

Celia Boon

John Harris Miller

James Miller

Frances Harris

Mary Howell Harris

Charles Lee Harris

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Isaac Thomas Bell

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0th District, Lexington, Ed 60, page 13, line 33: Bell, Ike, age 34, drummer, all b. Tenn; Lizzie, age 28, wife, keeping house, all b. Tenn; James, age 9, son; Willie, age 7, son, Johnnie age 4, son; Annie, age 4, daughter. 1900 Census, Tulare County, California, ED 70, page 33, line 66, Dwelling 281, family 283, 411 Goshen Ave. Visalia: Isaac T. Bell, head, b. 7mo, 1844, age 55, married 32yrs, all b. Tenn, real estate agent; Elizabeth, wife, b. 1mo, 1851, age 49, married 32 yrs, mother of 5, 4 living, b. Tenn, mother b. N.C; Anna M, dau, b. 3 mo, 1877, age23, single, all b. Tenn, student. 1910 Census, Tulare County, California, ED 206, page 48, Ward 2, Dwelling 75, 411 Goshen Avenue, Visalia: Isaac T Bell, heaqd, age 65, married 42 years, father b. Ohio, Lawyer, land office practice; Sarahpna, wife, age 59, married 42 years, mother of 4, 4 living, both parents b. N.C. Great Register of Voters, Tulare County, California, 1892, page 3, #230: Bell, Isaac Thomas, age 48, 5'9", light complexion, blue eyes, light hair, born in Tennessee, resides Visalia. History of Central California Counties of Fresno, Tulare, and Kern, Lewis Publishing, Chicago, 1892, pages 637-638: Isaac T. Bell, one of the business men of Visalia, Tulare County, California, was born in Sumner County, Tennessee, July 17, 1844. His grandfather, Absalom Bell, emigrated from Scotland to this country and settled in Maryland. To him and his wife three children were born, two sons and one daughter. One of these sons, Tyree H. Bell, born in Tennessee in 1815, is the father of Isaac T. He married Mary Ann Walton, a native of Tennessee and a relative of the distinguished Sir Isaac Walton of England. To them nine children were born, seven of whom are living - all in California. The subject of our sketch was educated in one of the primitive log schoolhouses of old Tennessee and remained on the farm until lhe was sixteen years old, when he became a soldier on the Confederate side of the great civil war. He entered the service as a private in Company F, Seventh Tennessee Cavalry under General W H Jackson, and afterward under General N B Forest. He was promoted to aid-de-camp to General Tyree H Bell, his father, and served in that capacity till the close of the war. At the battle of Guntown, Mississippi, he was twice wounded. After the war Mr. Bell became a traveling salesman for a St. Louis firm, and continued thus employed untile 1868. About this time he was married to Miss Elizabeth Smith, a native of his own State. He then engaged in the mercantile business in Newbern and Lexington until 1874, when he was elected Circuit Clerk of the County of Henderson, and filled that office until 1878. From that time until 1883 he was again employed as a salesman. In the latter year he came to California, settled on the plains in Fresno County and engaged in farming. In 1886 he removed to Visalia and was clerk in the United States Land Office during the administration of President Cleveland, his father being receiver during that time. Mr. Bell is now a member of the firm of Jeffuds & Bell, and is doing an extensive real-estate and land office business, both members of the firm being experienced in their line of work and having extensive tracts of land for sale. To Mr. and Mrs. Bell five children have been born, one of whom is deceased. those living are James W., William J., John Tyree, and Annie May. Mr. Bell has been a member of the I.O.O.F. for twenty-four years and has passed all the chairs in the different branches of that order. He represented his lodge four years in Tennessee, and also represented the encampment in the Grand Lodge. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He is a steward in the church and had been a superintendent of the Sunday school for fourteen years. By all who know him he is regarded as a useful, influential and enterprising citizen. Visalia Morning Delta, Thursday, June 4, 1914: DEATH CLAIMS WELL KNOWN VISALIA MAN I.T. Bell succumbs to Long Illness at Home in Visalia I. T. Bell, well known pioneer of this county passed away at his home on Goshen Avenue in this city Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The deceased was past 77 years of age and leaves a host of friends who will mourn his death. Mrs. I. T. Bell, wife of the deceased, William J. Bell of San Francisco, James Bell of Los Angeles and John Bell, sons of the deceased were present at the time of his death. Mrs. S. C. Dunlap, a daughter, is at present touring in the east and word could not be sent her as her address was unknown. The funeral has been set fro Friday morning at 10 a.m. and will take place form the Bell residence on Goshen avenue. The services are in charge of Reverend Fenton of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The deceased was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge and was in high standing of the Grand Encampment of the I.O.O.F. of which he held the office of Grand Senior Warden. Tulare County Death Records, Book 14, page 12, Cerftificate 22: Isaac Thomas Bell, date of death, 3 June 1914; date of birth 17 July 1844; age 69 years, 10 months, 17 days; occupation, land lawer; place of birth, Tennessee; resided in Visalia, 28 years; resided in California, 31 years; informant, William J. Bell of San Francisco; cause of death, ascites of col. tumor of abdominal muscles; date of burial, 5 June 1914; blace of burial, Visalia City Cemetery, lot 17, block 13, Section A, grave south west 1.

Russell Bell

Susan Bell

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Cynthy Anne Bell

Josiah Walton Bell

Tyree Alexander Bell

John Richard Bell

Josiah Walton

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Sarah "Sally" Walker

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Frances Jarman

Absalom B Bell

Ann Beasley

Thomas H Bell

Theodosia Michie

Sarah Ann Bell

Edgar Allen Walton

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Edmund Brown

Josiah ÒJoeÓ Ernest Walton

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Minerva "Minnie" May Walton

Henry Alexander Walton

Anne Elizabeth Walton

Forest B Walton

Sophia Douglass Green

William Green Bell

Margaret Green Bell

Dr. Richard Nuckolls

William J Douglass