Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Bell, Enoch Palmer August 11, 1915
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Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark August 13, 1915

BELL - At his residence, 310 Boush Street, Wednesday, August 11, 1915, at 10:20 
p.m., ENOCH P. BELL, in the 70th year of his age.
Funeral services from the above residence THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. 
Friends of the family invited to attend.  Interment, Magnolia Cemetery.
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Enoch P. Bell, son of the late I.T. and Nancy Anne Bell, died Wednesday night at 
his residence, 310 Boush Street, in his seventieth year.  He had resided in 
Norfolk for thirty-five years and was well known and highly regarded. He was a 
marine engineer. He is survived by his wife, four sons, I.T., C.F., A.E. and 
E.L. Bell of Norfolk; two daughters, Mrs. R.S. Weaver of Victoria, Va. and Mrs. 
M.T. Tarrall of Norfolk; one brother, J.P. Bell of Princess Anne County and one 
sister, Mrs. A.G. Duncan of Norfolk. The funeral will be held at 4 o'clock this 
afternoon at the residence and interment will be in Magnolia Cemetery.

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark August 13, 1915
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The funeral of Enoch P. Bell took place at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon from 
the residence, 310 Boush Street, and was very well attended. Members of the 
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, an organization with which he was 
connected, were present. Services were conducted by Rev. H.M. Fugate, pastor of 
the Park Place Baptist Church, and the pallbearers were: C.M. Sewell, D.B. 
Williams, A.W. Brock, J.E. Morrisette, citizens, and R.L. Goelet and C.E. 
Thurston from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. There was especially 
pretty music rendered during the service by Harrell Kemp, who sang "Lead Kindly 
Light" and "Asleep In Jesus." The floral designs were very handsome. Mrs. Bell's 
boarders gave a pretty design and there was another one from her servants. There 
was also a beautiful floral blanket from members of the family.

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark August 14, 1915

Additional Comments:
Per death certificate, obituary and cemetery records death date on tombstone is in 
error.

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