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Re: Bellville Family Research

rlbellville — 2011-06-22 00:30:48Z

Hello
I just started doing this last week and ran across your post. Wesley Bellville was my grandfather and Jack was my dad, Elmer, John and Jerry were my dads brothers. They also had 3 sisters named Luella, Dora and June. All the brother and Luella and Dora have passed. As far as I know June is still alive and living in Akron, Oh. I hope this help and is not too late.

Robert L. Bellville

Marriage of Jacob Belville of Delaware county

midge1249 — 2011-03-24 22:03:43Z

From the Pennsylvania Mercury newspaper of Nov 12, 1789

At Wilmington, Mr. Jacob Belville, to the accomplished Miss Polly Barr, both of New Castle Hundred.
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Note: "Polly" is a nickname for "Mary"

Myrtle and Louella Alphea Belville / Bellville McDonough Co., IL

jehomer — 2010-11-13 14:02:34Z

Am trying to find any info on two daughters of Jacob Noose Belville and Mary Compton (Matheny) Belville. Myrtle Julia Belville married Louis Marion Hamilton and died in 1902. They had a daughter, Ethel. Where is Myrtle buried? Can't find her in Prairie City, IL cemetery where she should be. Also Louella Alphea Eliza married W. Fred Akers and she died in 1906. Where? They seem to disappear after they marry. Any help would be greatly appreciated. :)

Re: Harriet M. Bellville in Cincinatti

DVB01 — 2010-03-21 17:24:19Z

Thanks for the post. I am not connected to the line except by friendship. I do want to find a direct descendant of Harriet M. Bellville who married Charles Gegner. I have some materials I want to put in the proper hands.

Re: Harriet M. Bellville in Cincinatti

GailGuinn55 — 2010-03-21 15:52:30Z

My grandmother was Bernice Bellville from Saginaw, Michigan, who had a daughter Harriet Etta Ingram. Bernice's parents were Arthur Bellville and Lavina Railling. They lived in Toledo, Ohio. We are probably connected...the Bellville Family seemed to lived in Michigan and Ohio State. You can see my family tree on My Heritage.com and Ancestry.com. I would be more than happy to share information.

BELLVILLE Evelyn 1907-1975

t42Moore — 2009-01-03 13:49:00Z

BELLVILLE Evelyn 1907-1975

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Harriet M. Bellville in Cincinatti

GailGuinn55 — 2008-07-07 14:22:42Z

My grandmother was Bernice Bellville, born in 1902 in Saginaw, Michigan to Arthur (1877) and Lavina Bellville (1882) who lived and died in Toledo, Ohio. Both parents died within three months of each other in 1916. My mother who was named Harriet Etta Ingram, which we never really knew where the name Harriet originated. Even though my mother's birth certificate says Harriet Etta Ingram, my grandmother always told her that her name was Harriet Marcella Ingram. Do you think our families are connected?

Re: Etta Bellville

GailGuinn55 — 2008-06-25 19:34:48Z

I trying to find out if Bernice is my grandmother...she was the daughter of Arthur and Lavina Bellville, both died in 1916 when Bernice would have only been 14 years old. She was orphaned after her father died in May 25, 1916. Bernice was born April 5, 1902, in Saginaw, Michigan, but they lived in Toledo, Ohio where the parents were buried in Willow Cemetary.

Any help would be greatly appreciated..Thanks, Gail

Re: Harriet M. Bellville in Cincinatti

GailGuinn55 — 2008-06-23 16:26:37Z

My grandmother was Bernice Bellville born in 1902 in Saginaw, Michigan, parents, Arthur and Verna or Vina not sure...just wondering if our relatives are related some how. Supposedly Arthur and his wife died in an accident in Toledo, Ohio around 1911. Any information would be so appreciated. I am new at this searching and kind stuck as well.

The killing of Charles Belville at McAlester, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 2007-10-31 15:59:03Z

Appears in "The Landmark" 25 April 1914, Rush Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma

EASTER ROBBERY ENDS IN DEATH

Night Watchman Kills Burglar at McAlester

McAlester – Charles Belville, 18, is dead and Otto Giguer, 19, is in the county jail as the result of an attempt to rob a South Main Street Store early Easter morning. Homer Noel, a third member of the gang, escape. The killing of Belville and the arrest of Giguer was effected by James McCully, night patrolman. McCulley saw them inside the store from a front window and ordered them to surrender. Noel ran, while the other two attempted to hide behind boxes and McCulley, expected trouble, fired. When Belville fell mortally wounded, Giguer yelled his capitulation.

Re: William Belleville

2006-10-21 04:31:17Z

My grandfather lived in Gateneau Point Quebec and he died in 1959 at the civic hospital in Ottawa his wife was Catherin Crepin (Belleville) she purchased my dad'smat 1275 Shillington Avenue west end Ottawa

Re: William Belleville

BillCharron58 — 2005-11-29 17:24:31Z

My grandfather on my mother,s side lived in Gateneau Quebec My grandfather worked at the mill.When my granfather died my grandmother purchased our home in Ottawa at 1275 Shillinton Ave. and we moved to Osgoode Ontario. My grndmother was Cathrine Crepin my grandfather.s children are. George (Buck) Gwen,Rose my mother Mack, William, Gaston,Marcel,Victor,Louie.

Re: Bellville Family Research

Gwiwer1989 — 2005-10-09 13:08:28Z

My great-grandpa's name was Thomas Bellville from my mom's side. What is the origin of the surname Bellville?

Lloyd Belville, soldier's letters, 1918