Burrell Bell was born 1724 in Albemarle Parish, Virginia, son of John Bell and Hannah.[1]
"29 Aug 1746. Samuel & Sarah STOKES to John STOKES, 200 ac called “John Stokes” where John STOKES now lives, patented to Silvanus STOKES 28 Sep 1732 and patented to Samuel STOKES 29 May 1742, S Nottoway, N Raccoon Swamp, Halfway Branch, High Hills Path. Witness: Silvanus STOKES, Burrell BELL, Robert BERRY. (Bk 4:463)"[2]
He married Sarah Van Pelt before 26 Oct. 1756.[3]
Following deeds from Bertie County, North Carolina:
He patents land in Bertie County, North Carolina in 1757.[4]
"In 1759 Burrell Bell sold to John Kaile 100 acres on the westward side of Blount’s Pocoson joining Luke White Sr., James Burros, and Burwell Bell."[5]
"On Sep 7, 1759, Burrell Bell to Joshua Burross for 171 acres on the south side of Flatt Swamp joining Absolum Harrell."[6]
"Sep 8, 1759, Burell Bell, gent to Joseph Harris for 228 acres on Mare Branch joining James Fletcher, Wm. Williamson, James Burress, and Flatt Swamp."[7]
He and his wife deeds land in 1784 in Sussex County, Virginia.[8]
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