Raymond Martin Bell
Also known as
Martin Raymond Bell
Born 1907-01-01
Died 1999-04-12
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL44605A
- WikidataQ102057716
- VIAF165441971
- ISNI0000000113308117
Top Subjects
- Pennsylvania (49)
- Pennsylvania -- Genealogy (31)
- Washington County (Pa.) (9)
- Washington County (Pa.) -- Genealogy (8)
- United States (7)
- Bell family (6)
- Nixon family (5)
Books by Raymond Martin Bell
Total count: 129
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Founders of the Bell familya record of pioneer settlers in Mifflin County, PennsylvaniaBaker & Goodman1929-01-01
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Our Sigler ancestorsearly settlers in Mifflin county, Pennsylvania1934-01-01
The Washington County (Pennsylvania) ancestors of vice-president Richard M. NixonR.M. Bell1953-01-01
West with the Milhous and Nixon familiesa story of the forebears of Richard Milhous Nixon1954-01-01-
The family of Anthony Trimmer, Sr., who died 1754 in Roxbury Township, Morris County, New Jerseys.n.1954-01-01
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Ohio circuit 1793an early Methodist circuit in northern West Virginia and western PennsylvaniaBell1956-01-01
From James to Richardthe Nixon line1957-01-01-
The Baskins-Baskin family, Pennsylvania, Virginia, South CarolinaBell1957-01-01
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The Ensminger familyDiemeringen, Alsace; Cocalico, Pennsylvania; Williamsport, Maryland; Cowpasture, Virginia.1958-01-01
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The Seibert familyWolfersweiler, Saar, Tulpehocken, Pennsylvania, Clear Spring, Maryland, Martinsburg, West VirginiaR.M. Bell1959-01-01
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Early townships in Greene County, Pennsylvania1961-01-01
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The Townships of Mother Cumberlandincluding Bedford, Blair, Centre, Cumberland, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin and Perry Counties, Pennsylvania1962-01-01
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Ohio Circuit, Methodist Protestantformed 1829s.n.1962-01-01
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The Trimmer family, New Jersey, Pennsylvanias.n.1962-01-01
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Cold weather in Pennsylvania, 1790-1963R.M. Bell1963-01-01
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Methodist circuits in central Pennsylvania before 1812C.F. Berkheimer1963-01-01
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Methodism in the Wheeling, West Virginia district, 1785-1810R.M. Bell1963-01-01
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Methodism comes to UniontownR.M. Bell1964-01-01
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Methodist source materials, as illustrated in the Western Christian advocate, 1834-44R.M. Bell1964-01-01
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Andrew Baskin, Esq.Kershaw and Lancaster Counties, South Carolina, and other Baskin notesR.M. Bell1965-01-01
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Hockhocking, Ohio, Methodist Circuit, 1803-1811.1966-01-01
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Your future in physicsRosen Press1967-01-01
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The descendants of Samuel Martin, 1775-1842, of Mifflin County, Pennsylvania1967-01-01
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Your future in physics[1st ed.]Rosen Press1967-01-01
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Estate records 1781-96 and deed records 1782-85 in Washington County, Pennsylvania.1967-01-01
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Family record of Paul Geiger, born 1723, Berwangen, Baden-Württemberg, died 1798, Geigertown, Berks Co., Penna.1967-01-01
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The Wotring-Woodring family of Pennsylvania3d ed.1968-01-01
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Searching in western Pennsylvania.Detroit Society for Genealogical Research1968-01-01
From James to Richardthe Nixon line.2d ed.1969-01-01-
Your future in astronomy[1st ed.]R. Rosen Press1970-01-01
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A genealogist's postscriptnotes on Baskin, Seibert, Wotring, Bell.1970-01-01
The ancestry of Richard Milhous Nixon.2d ed.1970-01-01-
The family of Paul Trimmer (c1750-c1834) of Washington County, Pennsylvania.1971-01-01
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The Clemson family of PennsylvaniaWashington and Jefferson College1971-01-01
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The Ensminger family of Pennsylvania.Rev.1971-01-01
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The Buchanan family of Lewistown, Pennsylvania.1972-01-01
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James Kelly of Letterkenny Twp., Franklin Co., Pa., and his descendants.Rev.1973-01-01
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Television in the thirtiesUniversity Microfilms1974-01-01
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The Baskin(s) family, South Carolina-Pennsylvania, with Stephens and Martin notesBell1975-01-01
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A history of United Methodism in Greene and Washington Counties, Pennsylvania (mainly the Washington District of the Western Pennsylvania Conference)Bell1977-01-01
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The Dutch Fork settlement of Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, with notes on these families, Deeds (Dietz), Fullenwider (Follenweider), Hupp, Leffler (Löffler), Miller (Müller), Philabaum, Rice (Reis), Winter, and on Zion United Methodist ChurchBell1977-01-01
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The McClenahen familyMifflin County, Pennsylvania2d ed.Bell1977-01-01
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The Dutch Fork settlement of Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvaniawith notes on these families, Deeds (Dietz), Fullenwider (Follenweider), Hupp, Leffler (Löffler), Miller (Müller), Philabaum, Rice (Reis), Winter, and on Zion United Methodist Church2d ed.Bell1978-01-01
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Alexander Stephens, 1727-1814, Scotland-Pennsylvania-Georgia, grandfather of Alexander Hamilton Stephenspublisher not identified1978-01-01
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Supplement, 1978, to The Wotring-Woodring family, 1968the first five generations in Americas.n.1978-01-01
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The family of William Carson, Revolutionary soldier, Mifflin County, PennsylvaniaBell1978-01-01
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The Clemens family, including Mark Twains.n.1978-01-01
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Black persons in early Washington County, PennsylvaniaBell1978-01-01
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The Seiberts of Saarland, Pennsylvania, and West VirginiaR.M. Bell1979-01-01
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Conrad Philabaum, Donegal Township, Washington County, PennsylvaniaBell1979-01-01
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Early records of Washington County, PennsylvaniaBell1979-01-01
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Tax lists of Washington County, Pennsylvania1784-85 and 1793Mahoning County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society1980-01-01
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The Dutch Fork settlement of Donegal township, Washington County, Pennsylvania with notes on the families of Deeds (Dietz), Fullenwider (Vollenweider), Hupp, Leffler (Löffler), Miller (Müller), Philabaum, Rice (Reis), and Winter ; the 1782 attack on Rice's fort by Indians, the Zion United Methodist Church and ministers, Casper Simler, 1751-1802, and George Pfrimmer, 1762-18251980 ed.R.M. Bell1980-01-01
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The Wommers of Saarland and Pennsylvaniaalso spelled Woomer, Womer, Wummer, WumerR.M. Bell and J.A. Woomer1980-01-01
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The Ensmingers of Alsace and PennsylvaniaBell1980-01-01
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Supplement to The Ensmingers of Alsace and Pennsylvaniathe first seven generations in AmericaR.M. Bell1980-01-01
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Richard Henry Lee, 1794-1865, lawyer, professor, ministerR.M. Bell1980-01-01
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The families of William Nichols (d 1814) and John Adams (d 1867) of Caroline County, MarylandR.M. Bell1981-01-01
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The families of George Nicholas Seibert (d 1858) and Leonard Miller (d 1864) of Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, Conrad Smith (d 1879) and John Care (d 1864) of Dauphin County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1981-01-01
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Ohio Methodist circuitsMarietta, 1816-1818, Zanesville, 1818-1820, from the notes of Thomas A. MorrisR.M. Bell1981-01-01
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The Alexander Stephens family, Pennsylvania-GeorgiaR.M. Bell1981-01-01
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The Vollenweider family in AmericaHenry Fullenwider--Kentucky, Jacob Fulle(n)wider--Maryland, Jacob Ful(l)enwider--North Carolina, Ulrich Ful(len)wider--VirginiaR.M. Bell1981-01-01
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Eight central Pennsylvania families of the Tyrone regionBuck, Crocker, Gates, Kelly, Laird, McFarland, Weston, WoodringR.M. Bell1981-01-01
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Emigrants from the Wolfersweiler region of Germany to Pennsylvania, 1730-1750R.M. Bell1982-01-01
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Some New Jersey familiesBunn, Burdg, Clayton, Inskeep, Malmsbury, Trimmer, VankirkR.M. Bell1983-01-01
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John Wolfersberger, Alsace to Pennsylvania, 1730R.M. Bell1983-01-01
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More on early Methodist circuits on the upper OhioR.M. Bell1983-01-01
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Reason Pumphrey, 1736-1812Maryland-Pennsylvania-West Virginia early MethodistR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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Methodist circuit plans, 1777-1825Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West VirginiaR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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The descendants of Dorcas Armstrong Holt Buchananpioneer woman of Lewistown, Pennsylvania : with a note on Andrew LycansR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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The Wolf family of Washington County, Pennsylvania (also Wolff, Wolfe)R.M. Bell1984-01-01
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The Ely-Ealy families of Washington County, Pennsylvania and their German neighbors, Dennis, Horn, Stricker, WolfR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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The German congregation of Dutch Fork Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, (now Zion United Methodist Church), and its first four preachers, 1774-1837, Henry Fullenwider, (John) Casper Simler, (John) George Pfrimmer, Jacob WinterR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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Family record of Paul Geiger, born 1723, Berwangen, Baden-Württenberg, died 1798, Geigertown, Berks Co., Penna.s.n.1984-01-01
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Residents, 1782-1790, and pioneer families of Donegal Township, Washington County, PennaR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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The ancestry of Samuel Clemens, grandfather of Mark TwainRev.R.M. Bell1984-01-01
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The Carmichael brothers of Mifflin County, PennsylvaniaJohn, James, DanielR.M. Bell1984-01-01
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Samuel Mason, 1739-1803captain in Virginia, judge in Pennsylvania, river pirate in Kentucky, desperado in MississippiR.M. Bell1985-01-01
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James Clemens of Washington County Pennsylvania 1734-1795 and his familygreat-greatuncle of Mark TwainRaymond Martin Bell1986-01-01
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James Clemens of Washington County, Pennsylvania, 1734-1795, and his familygreat-greatuncle of Mark TwainR.M. Bell1986-01-01
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The Lacock family of Washington County, Pennsylvania, with notes on the Eddy, Hughes, Leet, and Vankirk familiesbased on research by Walter Byron Lacock, 1897-1974R.M. Bell1986-01-01
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The Williamson family of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Ohio County, West VirginiaR.M. Bell1986-01-01
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The Byers family of Washington County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1987-01-01
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The Wolfensberger, Wolfersberger familySwitzerland, Alsace, PennsylvaniaR.B. Bell1987-01-01
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The Wright family, Rockingham County, Virginia, Washington County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1987-01-01
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Mifflin County, Pennsylvaniafamilies and records before 1800R.M. Bell1987-01-01
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A study of the Claytons of Monmouth County, New JerseyR.M. Bell1988-01-01
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The Crocker brothers of PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1988-01-01
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The Bells of Stony Creek, Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania3rd ed.R.M. Bell1988-01-01
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Mother Cumberlandtracing your ancestors in south-central PennsylvaniaHearthside Press1989-01-01
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Three heroes of the American RevolutionJohn Martin, d. 1777, Joseph Martin, d. 1777, and their brother-in-law John McClelland, d. 1775 : with notes on Martin, McClelland, Baskins, McCoy of central PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1990-01-01
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The brothers and sisters of Colonel John Armstrong 1717-1795, and of his wife Rebecca 1717-1797 of Carlisle, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1990-01-01
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Methodism moves into central PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1991-01-01
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The ancestry of Maria Ward Kirkpatrick Custer, 1807-1882mother of General George Armstrong Custer, named for Maria's paternal grandfather George Ward and her maternal grandmother Sarah ArmstrongR.M. Bell1992-01-01
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Captain Samuel Mason, Ohio County, (West) Virginia, Washington County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1992-01-01
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The family of Abraham Enlow, 1729-1808, East Finley Township, Washington County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1992-01-01
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Taxables of Hanover Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1750-1759 (now part of Dauphin and Lebanon counties)with a note on the Dixon familyR.M. Martin1992-01-01
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The growth of Methodism in West Virginia from 1775 to 1805R.M. Bell1992-01-01
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The Vankirk familyMercer County, New Jersey, Monmouth County, New Jersey, Washington County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1992-01-01
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The Forster families ; and, George BellR.M. Bell1993-01-01
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Ensminger of Alsace and PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1994-01-01
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The Moses Kelly familyBucks County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1994-01-01
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The family of William Bell of Juniata County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1995-01-01
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James Clemens, Jr., 1791-1878 of Saint Louis, MissouriJames was a second cousin of Mark Twain's fatherR.M. Bell1995-01-01
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The Ely-Ealy families of Washington County, Pennsylvania and Knox County, OhioR.M. Bell1995-01-01
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The Cowher family, Centre County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1996-01-01
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The Dysart family, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Pioneers of the Big (Kishacoquillas) Valley, Mifflin County, PennsylvaniaAlexander, Brown, McNitt, Reed, Taylor, and othersR.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Residents of Lewistown, Pennsylvania, 1800R.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Derry Township, now Mifflin County, petitions, 1774-1782R.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Andrew Stephen, ferryman, Perry County, PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1996-01-01
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William Crocker, 1775-1855Huntingdon Co., Pa., Mercer Co., Pa., with notes on DavidsonR.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Seven Bell families of central Pennsylvania about 1750R.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Early settlers in Jacks Valley, now Decatur Township, Mifflin County, PennsylvaniaBell, Carson, Glasgow, Hinds, McClenahen, Parshal, SiglerR.M. Bell1996-01-01
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The McElhatton brothers (also McIlhatton, McHatton) of Bratton Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, 1760-1783R.M. Bell1996-01-01
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Walter Bell, Hanover Township, now Dauphin County, PennsylvaniaBells in Pennsylvania in 1810R.M. Bell1996-01-01
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The Merryman family of Centre County, Pennsylvania with notes on HartlineR. Bell1997-01-01
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Five Methodist families of western Pennsylvania, 1785Henthorn, Jones, Lackey, Murphy, PumphreyR.M. Bell1997-01-01
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Mother of the presidentHannah Milhous Nixon, 1885-1967R.M. Bell (1506 First Ave. North, Coralville)1997-01-01
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The families of McFarland and Buck, Tyrone region of PennsylvaniaR.M. Bell1997-01-01
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AdamsEastern Maryland, Southern Delaware.R.M. Bell1998-01-01
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Radio and television reminiscencesRaymond M. Bell in the Pittsburgh Oscillator (includes Raymond M. Bell radio publications bibliography)2nd ed.Pittsburgh Antique Radio Society1998-01-01
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Jacob Gruber, 1778-1850Methodist preacherR.M. Bell1998-01-01
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More Methodist families--western Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia, eastern OhioR.M. Bell1998-01-01
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A short history of Juniata County, Pennsylvania before 1790with notes on some familiesR.M. Bell1999-01-01
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Ensminger Family of Cocalico, Lancaster County, PennaCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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John Bell of Barree Township, Huntingdon County, PennsylvaniaA Record of His Ancestors and DescendantsCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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From James to Richard, the Nixon Line;Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Baskins-Baskin Family, Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Carolina / by Raymond Martin BellCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01