She married Thomas Bell on April 24, 1853.
"On Tuesday afternoon of last week, the good wife of Col. T.W. Bell, of Eugene, passed beyond the shores of time. She was a most estimable lady, one whom everyone respected and loved. She was kind and patient, and bore her long and painful illness with Christian fortitude. For many years she had been a consistent member of the M.E. Church. She was a devoted and affectionate wife, a kind mother, and always had a pleasant word for everyone. In her death, the people of Eugene have lost a noble lady, the children a dear mother, and the husband a true and devoted companion." - Newport Hoosier State, Wednesday, April 29, 1891 (Obituary provided by Carolyn Schwab)
According to Carolyn, Malinda's birth year is questionable. She stated that Malinda was listed in the following census: 1850 - 1830; 1860 - 1828; 1870 - 1839; 1880 - 1846. Carolyn thought that her birth year was 1830.
"On Tuesday afternoon of last week, the good wife of Col. T.W. Bell, of Eugene, passed beyond the shores of time. She was a most estimable lady, one whom everyone respected and loved. She was kind and patient, and bore her long and painful illness with Christian fortitude. For many years she had been a consistent member of the M.E. Church. She was a devoted and affectionate wife, a kind mother, and always had a pleasant word for everyone. In her death, the people of Eugene have lost a noble lady, the children a dear mother, and the husband a true and devoted companion." - Newport Hoosier State, Wednesday, April 29, 1891 (Obituary provided by Carolyn Schwab)
According to Carolyn, Malinda's birth year is questionable. She stated that Malinda was listed in the following census: 1850 - 1830; 1860 - 1828; 1870 - 1839; 1880 - 1846. Carolyn thought that her birth year was 1830.
She married Thomas Bell on April 24, 1853.
"On Tuesday afternoon of last week, the good wife of Col. T.W. Bell, of Eugene, passed beyond the shores of time. She was a most estimable lady, one whom everyone respected and loved. She was kind and patient, and bore her long and painful illness with Christian fortitude. For many years she had been a consistent member of the M.E. Church. She was a devoted and affectionate wife, a kind mother, and always had a pleasant word for everyone. In her death, the people of Eugene have lost a noble lady, the children a dear mother, and the husband a true and devoted companion." - Newport Hoosier State, Wednesday, April 29, 1891 (Obituary provided by Carolyn Schwab)
According to Carolyn, Malinda's birth year is questionable. She stated that Malinda was listed in the following census: 1850 - 1830; 1860 - 1828; 1870 - 1839; 1880 - 1846. Carolyn thought that her birth year was 1830.
"On Tuesday afternoon of last week, the good wife of Col. T.W. Bell, of Eugene, passed beyond the shores of time. She was a most estimable lady, one whom everyone respected and loved. She was kind and patient, and bore her long and painful illness with Christian fortitude. For many years she had been a consistent member of the M.E. Church. She was a devoted and affectionate wife, a kind mother, and always had a pleasant word for everyone. In her death, the people of Eugene have lost a noble lady, the children a dear mother, and the husband a true and devoted companion." - Newport Hoosier State, Wednesday, April 29, 1891 (Obituary provided by Carolyn Schwab)
According to Carolyn, Malinda's birth year is questionable. She stated that Malinda was listed in the following census: 1850 - 1830; 1860 - 1828; 1870 - 1839; 1880 - 1846. Carolyn thought that her birth year was 1830.
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