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0188 - Bell Cemetery

Staves, Cleveland County, Arkansas

 Bell Cemetery

Bell Cemetery - November 7, 1910

Land for Church and Cemetery given by Barbara Worthern and Benjamin Pinckney Bell

There are 63 pictures associated with this cemetery. If you would like to browse the unlabeled pictures, just click on the above picture and it will take you to the full set. Please note: these pictures and this compilation are copyrighted and you may NOT repost, reuse, or recycle these pictures or listing without my permission. Additions or corrections may be sent to ArkansasTies@ArkansasTies.com.
 

Last Name First Name Middle Name Birth Date Death Date Notes
Bell Barbara C. April 6, 1878 August 24, 1966 Married Benjamin P. Bell on March 21, 1897.
Bell Benjamin P. August 13, 1875 April 16, 1961 Married Barbara C. Bell on March 21, 1897.
Bell Benjamin (Jr.) P.      
Bell Bertha G. February 8, 1898 June 27, 1910 Daughter of B.P. & B.C. Bell.
Bell C. Kenneth December 8, 1941 December 8, 1999  
Bell C. Quenton January 29, 1921 April 18, 1999 Married Vanita Word Bell on March 22, 1941.
Bell Child   December 19, 1911 December 19, 1911 Children of B.P. & B.C. Bell
Bell Doyle Benjamin October 8, 1901 August 28, 1975  
Bell Jimmy Doyle   November 2, 1928 Infant Son of Jennie and Doyle Bell.
Bell Robert B. June 23, 1833 July 28, 1912 28th Wisconsin Infantry. Co. F.
Bell Sally A. May 30, 1850 July 9, 1920  
Bell Vanita Word May 27, 1924 September 19, 1996 Married C. Quenton Bell on March 22, 1941.
Bell William   1793 1860 War of 1812. Cpl. NC Militia.
 

 William Bell

 

Bell William Jonathan February 3, 1873 December 21, 1960 Married Willie B. Bell on June 3, 1900.
Bell Willie B. October 30, 1875 December 19, 1959 Married William Jonathan Bell on June 3, 1900.
Bell Worthen J. March 15, 1915 September 3, 1988  
Newton Vestal Tatam May 23, 1913 February 10, 1996  
Nutt William Alexander December 16, 1869 February 9, 1911  
Roberts Annie Tatum 1879 1913  
Roberts Edgar M. 1875 1948  
Roberts Jasper F. May 4, 1851 1921  
Roberts Herman     January 13, 1934 Military marker.
Roberts Mary Marsh 1905 1933  
Shults Harold   July 27, 1901 October 18, 1989  
Shults Mary L. 1865 1953  
Shultz Clarence E. 1898 1940  
Shultz Robert L. July 14, 1891 October 10, 1966  
Smith Corinne Bell February 12, 1917   Married Jess H. Smith on December 20, 1940.
Smith Jess H. August 8, 1916 April 24, 1987 Married Corinne Bell on December 20, 1940.
Spainhour Ida B. November 4, 1882 January 12, 1940  
 

 Bell Cemetery

 

Spainhour Pearl Tatam January 28, 1882 March 19, 1954  
Spainhour Willis C. January 25, 1878 July 16, 1966  
Tatam Amelia C. 1856 1926 Wife of William W. Tatam.
Tatam Noel   1905 1910  
Tatam Robert   February 9, 1883 May 2, 1936  
Tatam William W. 1853 192 Husband of Amelia C. Tatam.
Walsh Nathan Edward April 8, 1918 July 17, 1951 Son of W.E. & Ruth Walsh. Member of Church of Christ.
Walsh Ruth B. February 7, 1884 January 11, 1967 Married W.E. Walsh on June 19, 1906.
Walsh W. E. May 26, 1890 June 14, 1968 Married Ruth B. Walsh on June 19, 1906.
White Becky Burns January 6, 1938 July 23, 1992 Married Clifford W. White on December 19, 1958.
White Clifford W. June 5, 1931
 
Married Becky Burns White on December 19, 1958.
 

 Bell Cemetery

Overview of Bell Cemetery

White Gladys Bell January 4, 1905 April 27, 2003 Wife of John Allen White.
White John Allen July 21, 1900 December 17, 1976 Husband of Gladys Bell White. World War I (1) Private, U.S. Army.
Willhelm Melissa J. 1852 1943  
Zimmer Herbert F. August 8, 1880 January 8, 1962  
 

 Bell Cemetery

In Memory of
Robert B. Bell
1833-1912

&

Sally A. Bell
1850-1920

Bell Heirs not buried in this cemetery

William Jonathon Bell
1873 - 1960

O.K. Bell
1901 - 1990

Charles Benjamin Bell
1906 - 1981

Edrie Bell Daniels
1911 - 1972

Zelma Bell Green
1915 - 1979

Robert Cecil Bell
1939 - 1990

Margaret Bell Lydick
1947 - 1984

James Russell Lydick
1976 - 1989

B.B. Bell
1908 - 2001

Benjamin P. Bell
1875 - 1961

Mildred Bell Griffin
1899 - 1985

Bunyan Bell
1906 - 1974

Benjamin P. Bell Jr.
1915 - 1945

Lillian Griffin Johnson
1919 - 1958

Jeanette Bell Malone
1932 - 1967

Leland Johnson
1945 - 1958

Christopher Malone
1964 - 1988

Robert Clinton Hamilton
1983 - 1983

Alice Bell Shults
1878 - 1960

Carl Ware Shults
1897 - 1978

Robert Luther Shults
1900 - 1978

Porter Levon Shults
1905 - 1973

Charles William Shults
1916 - 1939

Gertrude Shults Hamilton
1902 - 1996

Mary E. Bell
1880 - 1900

John K. Warriner
1914 - 2000

William Newton Bell
- 2004

Raymond G. JOhnson
1943 - 2002

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Notes on Bell Cemetery:

I enjoyed the web photos of the cemetery very much. Also the photos of the memorial on the courthouse lawn. Just writing to clear up a little mystery (and mis-spelling) concerning one of the names on the memorial and on one of the cemetery markers . . .

Benjamin P. Bell Jr. was my dad and was killed in World War II (the name you listed in the memorial list was "B.B. Bell Jr." Not a big deal though, I have a copy of his 1945 obituary in which he was listed as "B. P. Ball Jr." Which brings me to a little history concerning the white marble cross with his name on it in the Bell Cemetery. B. P. was the son of Benjamin P. and Barbara C. Bell and brother to C. Quenton Bell, Doyle Bell, Gladys Bell White and the other children born of the marriage of B.P. and Barbara that died very young. If you look closely at the pictures showing the "Bell heirs not buried in this cemetery" you'll notice his name along with his 1915 birth date and 1945 date of death. He was interred in the Maargraten U.S. Military Cemetery in the Netherlands and still rests there today. It always grieved my grandparents, aunts and uncles that my Mother never had his body moved back "home" so, while a few of them were still alive, my brother and I decided to have an exact copy of his WWII military marker made up and placed in the cemetery. We plan to have a brass plaque made up explaining what the stark white cross with only a name on it is all about but haven't gotten around to it yet.

You may have noticed some new fencing around the old church when the photos were taken. We have an active family group dedicated to keeping up the old cemetery and also planning some renovation to the old church.

Keep up the good work. The web site is great!!

B. P. Bell (actually B. P. Bell IV but I go by B.P. Sr.)

karonmaepaul @ yahoo.com

June 11, 2007

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