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| 1887 | First visit to Colorado | ||||||
| 1897 Feb 21 | J. E. Bell seen struck by avalanche, but rescue parties can't find his body | ||||||
| 1897 Feb 24 | Digs out of avalanche in Ouray CO - mail carrier. See also second article from March 7. Worked for Judge John C. Bell of Montrose (formerly TN), and lately for Ollie Eldridge. | ||||||
| 1895 Mar 15 | Attended dinner given by Mr and Mrs Charles W. Hill | ||||||
| 1898 | Spanish American War | ||||||
| 1899-1900 | Prospected along Crooked Creek, interior of Nome, 16 miles across the hills from Council City; wintered with twenty other miners | ||||||
| 1900, 1901 | Prospected in the Natural Bridge country | ||||||
| 1901 Jan 1 | Worked as miner in Stratton Independence | ||||||
| 1901 Apr | Stratton Independence shift boss for 15 mo. | ||||||
| 1902 Jan 15 | Gunfight in Stratton Independence | ||||||
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aft Jan 15 1902 |
? | Marlborough Express NZ | Mining | Mine Thieves Cornered | |||
| 1902 May | Quits Independence mine to become reporter | ||||||
| 1902 May 25 | Jack goes undercover to report on the real character of an actor. | ||||||
| 1902 Jun 14 | Marries second wife Catharine Burnett Mercur | ||||||
| 1902 Jul 6 | Disagrees with Apr 4, 1902 McClaren analysis of silver mine; doesn't say, but logically by Jack Bell | ||||||
| 1902 Aug 10 | Death of an old miner, "Dad" Rose, in Alaska; see also "Old Bill" Cotton | ||||||
| 1902 Aug 17 | Ad that they need apartment | ||||||
| 1902 Sep 1 | Jack gives friend, Capt. Hudson, his Masonic button before Hudson's balloon flight | ||||||
| 1902 Oct 6 | Writes about the Jan 15, 1902 shootout in Independence mine | ||||||
| 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 | Prospected in the Natural Bridge country | ||||||
| 1903 | Quits as general agent of Independence mine to prospect in Fremont County Mountains | ||||||
| 1903 Jan 5 | Jay Miller tells the story of the silver mine gunfight | ||||||
| 1903 Feb 8 | Quoted as calling William Cotton 'Old Bill' Cotton; see also Death of "Old Dad" | ||||||
| 1903 Jun 3 | New copper district discovered by Bell; mined placer ground - Dahlonega GA; abt year - Montana; Globe AZ | ||||||
| 1903 Jun 22 | Man captured in Independence mine shootout dies | ||||||
| 1904 | Jack Bell's Buckskin leases (copper-gold) started stampede | ||||||
| 1904 Jan 11 | 01-05 | Denhver Post | Personal | First news report of attack on "Polly Pry" publisher, Mrs. Anthony | |||
| 1904 Jan 12 | 11 | Rocky Mtn Daily News | Personal | A Bit of Gunplay | |||
| 1904 Jun 4 | Jack, correspondent for Denver Post, takes picture of mountain sheep | ||||||
| 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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| 1904 Jul | ? | Outdoor Life (pdf) | Nature |
Old Mose (also Conquest of the King of the Grizzlies) |
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| 1905 Jul 2 | The Wolf Dance, by An Old Plainsman | ||||||
| 1905 Aug 24 | CCR: Jack Bell, wife Catherine and (step-) daughter have returned to Canon City | ||||||
| 1905 Sep 17 | Shoots man-eating tiger in India, An Old Plainsman tells Jack Bell's story | ||||||
| 1905 Oct 15 | Interview with horse thief | ||||||
| 1905 Oct 20 | Acting as guard to E.M. Johnson | ||||||
| 1905 Nov 5 | Son Bradley Evans Bell born in Canon City. Jack's mother was Sarah Evans. | ||||||
| 1905 Nov 6 | Telegram about Arizona arriving - Apparently Catharine not big on name Arizona. | ||||||
| 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 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 19 | Jack Bell Gold Mining Company established in Nevada | ||||||
| 1906 Jul 20 | Wife Catherine badly injured in fall from horse; Bell is out mining and unavailable | ||||||
| 1906 Sep 30 | Wife Catharine elected to Colorado State Central Democratic Committee | ||||||
| 1906 Oct 5 | Strikes it rich; Bell view named for him; Jack Bell Gold Mining | ||||||
| 1906 Nov 22 | Jack sends in report of mining situation; created stampede in Buckskin and Bell View. | ||||||
| 1906 Dec 13 | Jack Bell stock sells for 35 cents per share | ||||||
| 1906 Dec 29 | Details of great strike in Buckskin mine | ||||||
| 1906 Dec 30 | Ad for 30 cents per stock for Jack Bell | ||||||
| 1907 Jan 7 | 01 | Oakland Tribune | Mining | Sensation of the Goldfield District; lease had problems from lack of timbers | |||
| 1907 Jan 29 | Catharine Bell attends Press Club as editor of Canon City Cannon | ||||||
| 1907 Jan 16 | 06 | NV State Journal | Mining | Jack Bell lease fabulous values | |||
| 1907 Mar 13 | Mining | ||||||
| 1907 Jun 2 | Man captured in Independence mine shootout dies | ||||||
| 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 | NV 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 22 | 57 | Mining Investor | Mining | Marked Improvement in Rawhide District | |||
| 1909 Mar 12 | 114 | Mining Investor | Mining | Record Breaking Strike Reported at Rawhide | |||
| 1909 Mar 20 | 161 | Mining Investor | Mining | More Rawhide Leases Are Now in Good Ore | |||
| 1909 Mar 29 | 170 | Mining Investor | Mining | Increased Tonnage and Value from Rawhide | |||
| 1909 Apr 12 | 220 | Mining Investor | Mining | Too Much Ore for Mills of Rawhide | |||
| 1909 Apr 26 | 256 | Mining Investor | Mining | Sixty-seven Leasers are in Ore at Rawhide | |||
| 1909 May 3 | 274 | Mining Investor | Mining | Rawhide Queen has Three Steady Shippers | |||
| 1909 May 20 | 68 | Mining Investor | Mining | Queen Bethania is the Sensation of Rawhide | |||
| 1909 Jun 6 | 92 | Mining Investor | Mining | Bethania Ore Beats the Rawhide Record | |||
| 1909 Jun 11 | John Bell and Catherine Bell divorce in Fremont County, docket number 3636 | ||||||
| 1909 Jun 14 | 114 | Mining Investor | Mining | Rich Vein Opened on Rawhide Queen Estate | |||
| 1909 Jun 20 | 129 | Mining Investor | Mining | Mint Lease on Grutt Hill is a Good One | |||
| 1909 Jun 26 | 149 | Mining Investor | Mining | Grutt Balloon Hill is Still in the Lead | |||
| 1909 Jul 4 | 163 | Mining Investor | Mining | Another Important Strike in Rawhide | |||
| 1909 Jul 11 | 181 | Mining Investor | Mining | Rawhide Operators are Very Confident | |||
| 1909 Jul 18 | 196 | Mining Investor | Mining | Important Developments on Rawhide Mint Lease | |||
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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 | ||||||
| 1911 Oct 11 | Trenching on the Badger claim near Wedekind District NV | ||||||
| 1911 Nov 5 | Ex-wife Catharine able to register her marriage in Colorado | ||||||
| 1911 Nov 23 | Jack Bell moving to Reno for newspaper project | ||||||
| 1911 Dec 22 | 06 | NV State Journal | Mining | Caused stampede; how Jack Bell lost a fortune | |||
| 1912 May 24 | 06 | NV State Journal | Mining | Prominent, was Superintendent Independence Mine (sometimes called purchasing manager or general manager; 2nd in command) | |||
| 1912 Jun 11 | 06 | NV State Journal | Mining | Inspected Sunshine | |||
| 1912 Sep 12 | Ex-wife Catharine's baby, Robert Van Deusen, Jr. dies | ||||||
| 1913 Oct 11 | Mentions Jack Bell's rich discoveries at the divide between the Alamosa and Navajo rivers | ||||||
| 1914 Jul 28 | Ex-wife Catharine wins post on wage board | ||||||
| 1914 Dec 18 | Ex-wife Catharine's first report for wage board | ||||||
| 1914 Dec 20 | Ex-wife Catharine's board position challenged | ||||||
| 1915 Jan 12 | Ex-wife Catharine offering minimum wage bill | ||||||
| 1915 Feb 7 | Jack and his 2nd wife Laura go prospecting; she breaks her ankle. | ||||||
| 1915 Apr 4 | Ex-wife Catharine gives talk | ||||||
| 1916 Sep 12 | ? | CCR | Personal | Jack Bell Invents a Stove | |||
| 19 Sep 1917 |
799 802 |
Outing | Mining |
The Prospector Goes Camping (with Arthur Chapman) A newspaper man who has prospected and mined for many years and has won and lost fortunes in all sorts of mining propositions from Alaska to Mexico. When the trail opens, this veteran drops the pencil and pen for the miner's pick and prospector's hammer. |
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| 1918 Jun 3 | Enlisted in army in Pittsburgh while living in Verdi - #2544294 - Sgt | ||||||
| 1918 Sep 1 | 1st Sgt | ||||||
| 1918 Sep 15 | Served in France | ||||||
| 1919 Mar 1 | Master sgt | ||||||
| 1919 Jun 22 | Returned from France | ||||||
| 1919 Jul | Honorably discharged | ||||||
| 1919 Aug 14 | Ex-wife Catharine buys ranch | ||||||
| 1920 Jan 20 | Jack and his 2nd wife Laura are in Mercer PA visiting his father, James M. Bell, and his unmarried sister Fannie | ||||||
| 1922 May 22 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Fishing | Stop dumping gravel into river | |||
| 1922 Sep 14 | 01 | Reno Evening Gazette | Air Mail | Airmail Aviator Takes Plunge | |||
| 1922 Sep 29 | 04 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Lands giant trout | |||
| 1922 Nov 19 |
01 02 |
NV State Journal | Nature |
Burros Had Much To Do With Building Of The West |
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| 1922 Nov 22 | 04 | NV State Journal | Nature | Letter to editor | |||
| 1922 Nov 26 | 01 | NV State Journal | Air Mail | Hooded Messengers Part 1 | |||
| 1922 Dec 03 |
01 02 |
NV State Journal | Air Mail | Hooded Messengers Part 2 | |||
| 1922 Dec 17 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Nature | The Glorious Glow of the Sangre de Christo | |||
| 1922 Dec 24 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Nature | The Glorious Glow of the Sangre de Christo Part 2 | |||
| 1923 Jan 14 | 38 | Oakland Tribune | Personal | Arthur Chapman writes about Jack Bell | |||
| 1923 Jan 14 | 38 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Hooded Messengers Part 1 | |||
| 1923 Jan 21 | x | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail |
Hooded Messengers Part 2 (See NV State Journaledition) |
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| 1923 Feb 04 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Riders of the Thundercloud | |||
| 1923 Feb 11 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | The Motor Macks | |||
| 1923 Feb 18 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Personal | Gene Fowler writes about Jack Bell | |||
| 1923 Feb 18 | 86 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Bird of the Broken Wing | |||
| 1923 Feb 20 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Nature | Spring birds | |||
| 1923 Feb 18 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Personal | William MacLeod Raine writes about Jack Bell | |||
| 1923 Feb 25 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | When Winslow's Ship Stood Still | |||
| 1923 Mar 04 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | One Jump to Gotham | |||
| 1923 Mar 11 | 05 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Prisoners of the Fog | |||
| 1923 Mar 18 |
04 05 |
Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Settin' 'er Down on the Hump | |||
| 1923 Mar 25 | 04 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | The Night Birds of April | |||
| 1923 Apr 1 |
02 04 |
Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | All Dressed Up in Feathers | |||
| 1923 Apr 8 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Fishing | Lovers of Outdoor Life Ready | |||
| 1923 Apr 8 |
02 04 |
Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Rainbow Circles of the Air Line | |||
| 1923 Apr 15 | 15 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Ships Caught in a Whirlpool | |||
| 1923 Apr 28 | 02 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | Songsters of the Altitudes | |||
| 1923 May 6 | 15 | Oakland Tribune | Air Mail | The Airplane and the Eagle | |||
| 1923 May 13 |
06 10 |
Oakland Tribune | Nature | The Sand Dunes of New Mexico | |||
| 1923 May 18 | 08 | Reno Evening Gazette | Mining | Colorado Men Meet at Golden | |||
| 1923 May 20 | 23 | Oakland Tribune | Nature | Lurking Death | |||
| 1923 Jun 3 |
14 15 |
Oakland Tribune | Nature | Gila Monster | |||
| 1923 Jun 10 | 04 | Oakland Tribune | Nature | Merely Mr. Burro | |||
| 1923 Jun 17 | 14 | Oakland Tribune | Nature | Sangre de Cristo | |||
| 1923 Jun 24 |
02 15 |
Oakland Tribune | Nature | Fightin' the Rainbow (so faint as to be unreadable) | |||
| 1923 Jul 16 | 06 | NV State Journal | Air Mail | Pilot friend has baby girl | |||
| 1923 Aug 26 |
01 07 |
NV State Journal | Air Mail | Thundering Roar of Midnight Mail | |||
| 1923 Sep 30 |
01 05 |
NV State Journal | Nature | Gila Monsters | |||
| 1923 Oct 07 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Nature | The Lurking Death | |||
| 1923 Oct 14 |
01 04 |
NV State Journal | Nature | Cliff Dwellers | |||
| 1923 Oct 15 | 02 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Fishing Season in Neighboring Rivers | |||
| 1923 Oct 28 | 01 | NV State Journal | Birds | Water Ousel NEW | |||
| 1923 Oct 30 | 01 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Wily Carp | |||
| 1923 Nov 01 | 01 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Fishing Season Closed | |||
| 1923 Nov 04 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Mining | Fraction Jack | |||
| 1923 Nov 04 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Mining | Tale of Water Ousel Brings Forth Prose & Poetry | |||
| 1923 Dec 02 | 01 | NV State Journal | Air Mail | Can't Down Him | |||
| 1923 Dec 13 | 01 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Reno Carp Club Holds Meeting | |||
| 1923 Dec 22 | 05 | NV State Journal | Film | Movie Director is Busiest Man in Reno | |||
| 1924 Jan 8 | 05 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Carp Club meets after several weeks | |||
| 1924 Jan 18 | 05 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Carp Club President Gets Letter | |||
| 1924 Jan 31 | 05 | NV State Journal | Fishing | New Member Initiation | |||
| 1924 Mar 30 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Misc | Criminal Trial | |||
| 1924 Apr 13 |
01 06 |
NV State Journal | Fishing | Trout fishing on the Anticipation | |||
| 1924 Apr 17 | 05 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Great Crowds Throng River | |||
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1924 Apr 22 1924 Apr 23 |
02 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Caught trout; correction | |||
| 1924 May 25 | 02 | NV State Journal | Fishing | California Trout streams open | |||
| 1924 Aug 2 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Air Mail | Blanchfield killed in crash | |||
| 1926 Jan 10 | 1 | NV State Journal | Nature | Burro trains, rattlesnakes, and ancient dwellers. | |||
| 1926 Jan 24 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Fishing | Chased by the bulls | |||
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1926 Feb 14 1926 Feb 14 |
01 06 |
NV State Journal | Mining | Incidents in the life of a Prospector | |||
| 1926 Apr 10 | 01 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Ad for fishing article | |||
| 1926 Apr 11 |
01 03 |
NV State Journal | Fishing | Best fishing holes | |||
| 1926 May 7 | ? | NV State Journal | Nature | Story read to group | |||
| 1926 May 31 | 04 | NV State Journal | Military | Buddies All | |||
| 1926 Jul 08 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Nature | Jack Bell on radio | |||
| 1926 Jul 09 | 08 | Reno Evening Gazette | Nature | Jack Bell on radio | |||
| 1926 Jul 08 | 08 | NV State Journal | Nature | Jack Bell on radio | |||
| 1926 Jul 08 | 08 | Oakland Tribune | Nature | Jack Bell on radio | |||
| 1926 Jul 09 | 03 | NV State Journal | Nature | Jack Bell on radio | |||
| 1926 Jul 09 | 05 | NV State Journal | Nature | Paragraph on coming talk | |||
| 1926 Aug 2 | 01 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Verdi threatened by fire again | |||
| 1926 Aug 6 | 03 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Named to State Police | |||
| 1926 Aug 22 | 02 | NV State Journal | Mining | Tribute to Ray Baker | |||
| 1926 Sep 7 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Verdi Stops All Speeders | |||
| 1926 Sep 19 | 02 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Season near close | |||
| 1926 Oct 10 | 01 | NV State Journal | Snakes | Jack Bell quoted on snakes | |||
| 1926 Oct 24 | 10 | NV State Journal | Nature | Get Acquainted with Nevada's Birds | |||
| 1926 Dec 01 | 10 | NV State Journal | Mining | God's Acre in the Desert | |||
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1927 Jan 02 1927 Jan 02 |
08 11 |
NV State Journal | Mining | Tribute to Wiggins | |||
| 1927 Feb 06 |
01 05 |
NV State Journal | Air Mail | Air Mail plane crash | |||
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1927 Mar 20 1927 Mar 20 |
01 04 |
NV State Journal | Nature | Mister Burro | |||
| 1927 Apr 9 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Fishing | Only true fish stories | |||
| 1927 Jul 31 | Son Bradley is bringing out his own book of poetry, "The Painted Lady." | ||||||
| 1928 Jun 28 | Ex-wife Catharine wins position as Secretary of the State Minimum Wage Board; summarizes her past experience | ||||||
| 1929 May 13 | 10 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Fender Bender | |||
| 1929 Jun 13 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Democratic delegate | |||
| 1929 Sep 20 | 03 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Chinese Banquet | |||
| 1930 Apr 2 | Census for Jack and Lola | ||||||
| 1930 Aug 21 | 14 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | First listing married to Lola | |||
| 1930 Sep 9 | 10 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Has article in Sep 9 Liberty | |||
| 1931 Apr 16 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola back from LA | |||
| 1931 Oct 13 | 06 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola in San Francisco | |||
| 1932 Jan 12 | 02 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola in San Francisco | |||
| 1932 Dec 19 | Claire K. Vance dies in plane crash (not by Jack Bell) | ||||||
| 1933 Jan 27 | 01 | NV State Journal | Mining | Independence Mine Superintendent; gunfight | |||
| 1933 Feb 15 | 04 | NV State Journal | Personal | Birthday | |||
| 1933 May 30 | 01 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola is divorce queen | |||
| 1934 Feb 15 | 04 | NV State Journal | Personal | Birthday | |||
| 1934 Mar 20 | Jack Bell's first wife, Catherine Olivia Burnett Mercur Bell Van Deusen, dies in Denver CO | ||||||
| 1935 Jan 29 |
01 04 |
NV State Journal | Personal | Lola moves back to Verdi | |||
| 1935 Feb 15 | 04 | NV State Journal | Personal | Birthday | |||
| 1936 Feb 15 | 12 | NV State Journal | Personal | Birthday | |||
| 1937 Feb 15 | 12 | NV State Journal | Personal | Birthday | |||
| 1937 Apr 18 | 05 | NV State Journal | Personal | Fender bender | |||
| 1937 Jul 14 | 09 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Deed given to wife | |||
| 1937 Jul 22 | 07 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Going to Mercer for sick sister | |||
| 1937 Sep 16 | 11 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Sister died; Jack in auto accident | |||
| 1938 Apr 7 | 02 | NV State Journal | Personal | Lola had eye problem | |||
| 1938 Aug 28 | 02 | NV State Journal | Personal | John Chapman is visiting | |||
| 1939 | 12 | NV State Journal | Personal | Jack Bell's phone number in Verdi was 7 | |||
| 1939 Feb 7 | 10 | NV State Journal | Personal | Lola testifies in libel suit | |||
| 1940 Apr 3 | Census for John B.E. Bell | ||||||
| 1940 Aug 4 | 17 | NV State Journal | Fishing | Gets trout limit | |||
| 1941 Jun 11 | 02 | NV State Journal | Personal | Lola goes to hospital | |||
| 1941 Jun 14 | 10 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola Bell sick | |||
| 1941 Jun 16 | 08 | NV State Journal | Personal | Lola dies | |||
| 1941 Jun 16 | 08 | NV State Journal | Personal | Obituary | |||
| 1941 Jun 16 | 13 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola Bell to be buried in NY | |||
| 1941 Jun 16 | 16 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Lola Bell's Obituary | |||
| 1942 May 25 | 8 | Reno Evening Gazette | Fishing | Caught 9 lb mackanaw | |||
| 1941 Jun 20 | 16 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Asks Probate for Lola Bell | |||
| 1948 Jun 16 | Son Bradley teaching leather carving he learned in VA hospitals. | ||||||
| 1951 Nov 06 | 02 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Loved but often cussed | |||
| 1952 Aug 9 | Jack Bell dies in Reno NV | ||||||
| 1952 Aug 12 | 02 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Obituary | |||
| 1952 Aug 13 | 02 | NV State Journal | Personal | Obituary | |||
| 1952 Aug 13 | 15 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Jack Bell Funeral | |||
| 1952 Aug 13 | 04 | NV State Journal | Personal | An Old Timer - Another Jack Bell Obituary | |||
| 1952 Aug 21 | 12 | NV State Journal | Personal | Legal notice of property; again 8/27 | |||
| 1952 Aug 30 | 15 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal |
Jack Bell ashes going to family plot in Mercer PA |
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| 1952 Sep 1 | 15 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Jack Bell Memorial plans | |||
| 1952 Nov 30 | 14 | NV State Journal | Personal | His eccentric will | |||
| 1952 Dec 1 | 11 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Fight over who administers his estate | |||
| 1952 Dec 31 | 11 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | Review of 1952 includes Jack's death | |||
| 1954 Jul 04 | 22 | NV State Journal | Personal | Legal settling of Jack Bell's Estate | |||
| 1955 Sep 23 | Jack Bell's 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) | ||||||
| 1960 Jan 19 | 11 | Reno Evening Gazette | Personal | He's still remembered for the birds | |||
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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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