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Non-cemetery burial, FindAGrave, [need details]. Her grave has not been located. In 1860 US census, Fayette County, Texas, she was living next door to her son, James Carrel Bell. She is not found in the 1870 Census. Silas Bell Sr. was living in Titus County, Texas, in the 1860 census with his son, Zoilus Bell.



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  • Title Non-cemetery burial, FindAGrave, [need details]. Her grave has not been located. In 1860 US census, Fayette County, Texas, she was living next door to her son, James Carrel Bell. She is not found in the 1870 Census. Silas Bell Sr. was living in Titus County, Texas, in the 1860 census with his son, Zoilus Bell. 
    Short Title Non-cemetery burial, FindAGrave 
    Source ID S1603 
    Linked to (1) Lucretia Walker 


 

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