1852 —131 T. schooner Singleton sold in Swansea, UK. 1854 -187 T. brigantine Mariner sold in Liverpool, UK, 1854 1854 -98 T. schooner Euphemia transferred to Swansea, UK, 1854

A partial list of vessels built after 1854 include - Robert, G.C.L., Acadian, Juanita, Hunter, Allison, J.W., City Point, Eliza M.

In addition to the above, the Bell men were responsible for having vessels built at Beech Point, St. Eleanor’s, Campbellton (Lot 5), and Mill River (West)

GEORGE BELL I and JEANETTE (McKNIGHT) BELL had a family of eleven children:

(A). JAMES (1808 - May 30, 1897) - born in Scotland — m. NANCY COLE, of Long River. The family lived and farmed on the Mill River Road for a number of years before moving to Long River. They had seven children:

William (Sea Captain) - lived in Springbrook

Jessie - (1839-1843)

Barbara — in Robert Gillespie - lived in Long River

Annabella — m. John Bernard - lived in Irishtown

Jessie — unmarried - lived in Long River

Jasper — m. Annie Doughart - lived in Long River. He was responsible for the construction of the soldiers’ monument at the Geddie Memorial Church.

7. Emmeretta (1853-1854)

(B). LIZZA (ELIZA) (Aug. 7, 1811 - Jan. 11, 1887) born in Scotland m. James Clark {see Clark — Campbellton Rd.}

(C). William (1813 - July 19, 1867) — born in Scotland m. Mahalia Jane Mowatt d. Dec. 29, 1892) William was a Sea Captain. They moved to St. Eleanor’s.

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They had nine children:

George Washington (1841-1904) In. Sarah Jane Fitzgibbon — lived in St. Eleanor’s Eliza m. William Craswell - moved to Western Canada — eight children

John Thomas In. settled in California

Benjamin m. settled in California - two children

Zilpha m. James Sharpe - lived in Summerside - seven children

Marjorie m. Harry Craswell — moved to Vancouver, BC. — ten children

William — no information

Alfonzo Nelson (1861-1955) In. Dixie Chiles — no information

. Herbert - He is believed to have settled in Washington State.

(D)- John (1817-1909) born in Scotland - He settled in Hope River. He and his family owned a farm, were millers and shipbuilders.

John was twice married m. 1. Amelia MacEwen — daughter of John and Mary

(Clark) MacEwen. No family. In. 2. Oct. 20, 1857 to Ellen Simpson (1829 - May 26,

1881) daughter of John and Euphemia (MacNeill) Simpson.

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John and Ellen had a family of nine children:

1. Mary (1858-1869) . ' 2. Amelia Jane (1860-1914) In. Thomas Moan — lived in Spokane, Wash.

3. Emma (1862-1939) unmarried - moved to Kerrewick, Wash. . . . 4. Wellington (1864-1939) In. Lillian Burchel — He was a Sea Captain - lived 1n

Vancouver, BC.

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