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| 1873 | Henry Livingston Lansing and his wife Catharine buy a summer house in Niagara-on-the-Lake, which they name Woodlawn; it was renamed Randwood by later owners. | ||||||
| 1873 Sep 4 | Catharine's parents marry; Brev. Brig. Gen. Henry L. Burnett marries Sarah Gibson Lansing; Groomsmen: Generals [Joseph] Fullerton and [Benjamin Dana] Fearling, Col. Lewis M. Dayton; present: Senator Sherman, ex-President Fillmore | ||||||
| 1873 | The Lansings sell their Buffalo house at 274 Delaware Avenue, and live in the Canandiagua house and Woodlawn. | ||||||
| 1873 Sep 4 | Catharine born in Buffalo NY, daughter of Brev. Brig. Gen. Henry L. Burnett and Sarah Gibson Lansing | ||||||
| 1877 Feb 11 | Catharine's mother Sarah dies, buried in Buffalo Forest Lawn Cemetery | ||||||
| 1880 | Lives with great-grandmother Gibson, grandmother Lansing, and brother in Canandaigua | ||||||
| 1881 Sep 15 | Catharine Burnett's great-grandmother Gibson dies, buried in Canandaigua West Avenue Cemetery, Section I | ||||||
| 1889 Sep 30 | Catharine's grandfather, Henry Livingston Lansing, dies in Canandaigua, buried in Buffalo Forest Lawn Cemetery | ||||||
| 1892 | Lives with grandmother Lansing, and brother in Canandaigua | ||||||
| 1882 Jan 31 | Father marries again; Agnes Suffern Tailer | ||||||
| 1893 Jan 20 | Only sibling, brother Lansing, dies, buried in Buffalo Forest Lawn Cemetery | ||||||
| 1895 Nov 30 | Catharine Burnett to marry Robert Jewett Mercur | ||||||
| 1896 Jan 5 | Catharine Burnett marries Robert Jewett Mercur | ||||||
| 1897 Jan 11 | Catharine B. Mercur has daughter Catharine in Niagara-on-the-Lake Canada | ||||||
| 1897 Oct 25 | Catharine's grandmother, Catharine Olivia Gibson Lansing, dies in Canandaigua, buried in Buffalo Forest Lawn Cemetery | ||||||
| 1900 | Catharine divorced and living alone with daughter in Canandaigua | ||||||
| 1902 Jun 14 | Marries second husband, John E. (Jack) Bell | ||||||
| 1902 Aug 17 | Ad that they need apartment | ||||||
| 1902 Oct 28 | Just back from long trip to east; going on to new job in Victor as purchasing agent; 2nd in command | ||||||
| 1903 | Canon City CO Phonebook - Bell, John E (C B), miner, res 420 Macon ave. | ||||||
| 1903 | Quits as general agent of Independence mine to prospect in Fremont County Mountains | ||||||
| 1903 Jun 3 | New copper district discovered by Bell; mined placer ground - Dahlonega GA; abt year - Montana; Globe AZ | ||||||
| 1904 | Jack Bell's Buckskin leases (copper-gold) started stampede | ||||||
| 1904 Jul 4 |
Jack, Catharine, Catharine's first cousin, Ernest Lansing, and a school teacher friend leave for big trip. Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Mexico |
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| 1905 May 11 | Jack Bell's son, Bradley Evans Bell, is born in Canon City | ||||||
| 1905 Aug 24 | CCR: Jack Bell, wife Catherine and (step-) daughter have returned to Canon City | ||||||
| 1905 Oct 20 | Jack Bell working as guard in Canon City Penitentiary | ||||||
| 1905 Nov 6 | Telegram about Arizona arriving | ||||||
| 1905 Dec 17 | Bought Canon City Clipper. | ||||||
| 1905 Dec 21 | Has control of Canon City Clipper | ||||||
| 1906 |
Bell, Mrs. Katherine, mgr Canon City Cannon, res 420 Macon The Canon City Cannon, every Wednesday, by the Fremont Publishing Company, Inc., Jack Bell, Editor and Manager, Sub. Price $1 a Year in Advance |
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| 1906 | Jack Bell and son Bradley at 420 Macon residence | ||||||
| 1906 Apr 20 | Catharine Bell gathering relief supplies for San Francisco earthquake | ||||||
| 1906 Apr 22 | Catharine Bell gathering relief supplies for San Francisco earthquake; worries for husband supposed to have been in SF | ||||||
| 1906 May 19 |
Finds rich district of copper; was Lieutenant of Colorado National Guard under Sherman Bell Bell View is 5 miles east of Buckskin |
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| 1906 Jun | Son Bradley on pillow; in high chair | ||||||
| 1906 Jun 19 | Jack Bell Gold Mining Company established in Nevada | ||||||
| 1906 Jul 20 | Catherine badly injured in fall from horse; husband Bell is out mining and unavailable | ||||||
| 1906 Sep 14 | Canon City Cannon: The joy of camping out; Catharine and son Bradley camping out | ||||||
| 1906 Sep 30 | Catharine elected to Colorado State Central Democratic Committee | ||||||
| 1906 Oct 5 | Strikes it rich; Bell view named for him; Jack Bell Gold Mining | ||||||
| 1906 Dec 30 | Ad for 30 cents per stock for Jack Bell | ||||||
| 1907 Jan 29 | Catharine Bell attends Press Club as editor of Canon City Cannon | ||||||
| 1907 Jan 16 | 06 | Nevada State Journal | Mining | Jack Bell lease fabulous values | |||
| 1907 Mar 13 | Was police reporter, now wealthy; Bell View, a copper camp, was named for him; leaving for NY. | ||||||
| 1907 Nov 6 | Catharine publishes "Moods and Tenses" to critical acclaim | ||||||
| 1907 Nov 9 | 1853 | United States investor | Mining | Jack Bell Mining Company | |||
| 1908 Jan 9 | Catharine attends Democratic editors meeting; great cartoon of her | ||||||
| 1908 Mar 24 | Catharine at Democratic meeting; "one of the brainiest women in the state" | ||||||
| 1908 Jul 08 | 06 | Nevada State Journal | Mining | Jack Bell lease sold to Frank Hervey Pettingill | |||
| 1908 Jul 23 | Mrs. Catharine B. Bell, editor of the Canon City Canon, publishes "Hot Shots" | ||||||
| 1909 Feb 28 | Catharine described as having three children | ||||||
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1909 Feb 28 - Sep 16 |
Variations on an article about Catharine as superwoman working mom and mother | ||||||
| 1909 May 30 | Committee chair for Denver Woman's Press Club | ||||||
| 1909 Jun 11 | Catharine became chief clerk of the land board in Denver yesterday; will move to Denver shortly | ||||||
| 1909 Jun 11 | John Bell and Catherine Bell divorce in Fremont County, docket number 3636 | ||||||
| 1909 Sep | Son Bradley with Sister Catharine | ||||||
| 1910 Jan 21 | Women form Democratic club | ||||||
| 1910 Apr 27 | 1910 Census shows Catharine with only one son, Bradley E., and one daughter, Catharine G. | ||||||
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before 1910 Oct 21 |
Mrs. Catharine B. Bell, editor of the Canon City Canon, publishes "Moods and Tenses" | ||||||
| 1910 Oct 21 | Catharine Bell, Jack's ex, married Robert Van Deusen; Van Deusen family | ||||||
| 1911 Nov 5 | Catharine is a notary public. | ||||||
| 1911 Nov 5 | Catharine able to register her marriage in Colorado | ||||||
| 1911 Dec 22 | 06 | Nevada State Journal | Mining | Caused stampede; how Jack Bell lost a fortune | |||
| 1912 Sep 12 | Catharine's baby, Robert Van Deusen, Jr. dies | ||||||
| 1914 Jul 28 | Catharine wins post on wage board | ||||||
| 1914 Aug 6 | Catharine will investigate women's wages | ||||||
| 1914 Dec 18 | Catharine's first report for wage board | ||||||
| 1914 Dec 20 | Catharine's board position challenged | ||||||
| 1914 Dec 20 | Catharine's daughter at D.A.R. meeting | ||||||
| 1915 Jan 12 | Catharine offering minimum wage bill | ||||||
| 1915 Feb 7 | Ex-husband Jack and his 2nd wife Laura go prospecting; she breaks her ankle. | ||||||
| 1915 Apr 4 | Catharine gives talk | ||||||
| 1915 Jun 19 | Catharine's daughter in formal wear | ||||||
| 1915 May 17 | Catharine Burnett named in father's will | ||||||
| 1916 Jan 4 | Catharine Burnett's father dies | ||||||
| 1917 Jun 22 | Catharine's daughter wins poster contest | ||||||
| 1919 Aug 14 | Catharine buys Van Deusen Ranch | ||||||
| 1917 Sep 3 | Catharine's son Bradley dressed up as Mexican bandit for Frontier Day | ||||||
| 1920 | Ex-husband John B.E. Bell appears in 1920 census visiting his father and sister in Mercer PA, along with his new wife Laura | ||||||
| 1927 Jul 31 | Son Bradley is bringing out his own book of poetry, "The Painted Lady." | ||||||
| 1928 Jun 28 | Catharine wins position as Secretary of the State Minimum Wage Board; summarizes her past experience | ||||||
| 1930 | Ex-husband John B.E. Bell appears in 1930 census with third wife Lola | ||||||
| 1934 Mar 20 | Catherine Olivia Burnett Mercur Bell Van Deusen, dies in Denver CO | ||||||
| 1940 Apr 3 | Census for John B.E. Bell | ||||||
| 1941 Jun 16 | 08 | Nevada State Journal | Personal | Lola Bell's Obituary; death notice | |||
| 1948 Jun 16 | Son Bradley teaching leather carving he learned in VA hospitals. | ||||||
| 1952 Aug 9 | Jack Bell dies in Reno NV | ||||||
| 1952 Aug 12 | 02 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Jack Bell's Obituary | |||
| 1952 Aug 13 | 02 | Nevada State Journal | Personal | Jack Bell's Obituary | |||
| 1952 Aug 13 | 04 | Nevada State Journal | Personal | An Old Timer - Another Jack Bell Obituary | |||
| 1955 Sep 23 | Son Bradley Evans Bell (now Bradley T. Van Deusen), dies in San Antonio TX | ||||||
| 1955 Sep 27 | Death notice for Bradley Evans Bell (now Bradley T. Van Deusen) | ||||||
| 1955 Oct 5 | Will of Bradley Evans Bell (now Bradley T. Van Deusen) | ||||||
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GRANDFATHER: JACK BELL: |
GRANDMOTHER: CATHERINE BURNETT: |
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FATHER: BRADLEY EVANS BELL (BRADLEY T. VAN DEUSEN): | |
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Copyright © 2012, Mary S. Van Deusen
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