4. Janet m. Thomas Hudson - lived in Hills River, Alberta

(Frank Bell said that she married James Hodgson and lived in Montrose, near Alberton, PEI - no information)

5. Levenia m. Malcolm Matheson — lived in Vancouver, BC. 6. David (1858—1927) {see Bell, David}

*7. George Washington (Osh) 111 (1861-1955) [see below]

8. Archibald M. (1862 - Jan. 14, 1863) - died at the age 0f4 months 9. Russell unmarried - moved to British Columbia

10. Amanda (Amelia) b. 1869 — moved to the United States

11. Emma (1871 — Mar. 1930) - after George 11 died, Emma and her mother — moved to a home close to the present church in Stanley Bridge. They kept a boarding house and many travellers who came to the village to do business stayed with them. These travellers would have to be taken to Breadalbane the next day to travel to their destination by train. Emily Burgoyne recalls attending dances at the Bell home. She refers to local “fiddlers Wall and Old Marks". Emma married Matthew Little and moved to British Columbia. No information.

12. Lucy m. Charles Kielly {see name “Kielly”}

13. Margaret (1873—1948) m. Ewen MacKenzie - They farmed in South Rustico. After their family reached the adult age, Margaret and Ewen moved to Hunter River.

14. James T. (1875 - April 10, 1908) - unmarried - died soon after completing his studies to become a Medical Doctor.

15. Benjamin (1877-_) - married - no information

7. GEORGE WASHINGTON (Osh) 111 (Oct. 31, 1860 - Dec. 7, 1955) m. Sophia Bishop (Feb. 15, 1871 - Mar. 30, 1953) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop, of Summerside.

As a young boy he went to sea in vessels built by his father, George Bell. He remembers watching the famous Marco Polo founder off the shores of Cavendish in 1883. The famous ship’s figurehead in the form of a carved elephant was at one time in the possession of the Bell family. They lived on the home farm on the Campbellton Road until 1906, when they sold the farm to Edward MacEwen Jr. also of the Campbellton Road. From there they moved to Summerside East. George held the position of Harb0ur Master at the Summerside wharf. He was also an avid horseman. “Osh” and Sophie had three children.

1. Gladys (1892 June 25, 1987) 111. Beverly Owen (1891-1971). They lived in New York. He was a journalist, photographer, and playwright. They had one daughter who died young. Megan Longworth Owen (1922—1929)

An interesting report is given in The Guardian, Dec. 14, 1967 about Gladys and Beverly Owen. It states that Gladys graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music and was a lead singer with the San Carlo opera company. She also sang for the Metropolitan Opera Company. Beverly was the son of Alfred and Francis (Longworth) Owen, formerly from Charlottetown. Beverly had one of his plays, Abegweit, accepted for the spring productlon on the Confederation Centre stage in Charlottetown. Its setting was to have been in Stanley Bridge. After reading this report, one wonders what happened to keep this play from being staged.

2. Inez d. Jan. 25, 1993 In. Charles I. Bacon (June 24. 1908 — Mar. 4, 1989). Charles worked for the Summerside Electrical Company. He continued with this work after he and 1115 family moved to Cornwall, Ontario. They had two children: Sy1v1a - Sudbury, Ont.

and George - Fredericton, NB. 3. George Lorne IV. (Dec. 21, 1898 — Apr. 24, 1918)

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