Tenth Generation (Continued)
Tenth Generation (Continued)
Family of Robert Eugene Bell (6346) & Edythe Marina Corbin (Living)
7864. JoAnne Bell (Robert Eugene9, Audrey Evangeline Oxner8, Lillian Elmira Croft7, John William6, John Jacob5, Mary Frederica Weinacht4, Johannes3, Johann Adam Weynacht2, Christian1).
JoAnne married C. Douglas Corkum.
Douglas and JoAnne Corkum lived on Coldbrook, Nova Scotia in 2019.
Douglas and JoAnne Corkum lived on Coldbrook, Nova Scotia in 2019.
Karen married Reid Whynot.
Reid and Karen Whynot lived in East LaHave, Nova Scotia in 2019.
Reid and Karen Whynot lived in East LaHave, Nova Scotia in 2019.
7866. Marilyn Bell (Robert Eugene9, Audrey Evangeline Oxner8, Lillian Elmira Croft7, John William6, John Jacob5, Mary Frederica Weinacht4, Johannes3, Johann Adam Weynacht2, Christian1).
Marilyn married Timothy Neily. Born on 22 Apr 1954 in Middleton, Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Timothy died in Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 16 May 2018; he was 64.
Tim Neily graduated from Mt Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick followed by graduation from St Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1980, Tim moved to Iqaluit, Northwest Territories (later Nunavut) to take on a teaching position at Gordon Robertson Education Centre followed by a position at the Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit. He then headed up the formation of the Nunavut Coroner’s Office with the Department of Justice with the new Nunavut Government in 1999. He served in the capacity as Chief Coroner until his retirement in 2013. He was very involved in community life, having served on the local school board, the Iqaluit District Education Authority, Nunavut Search and Rescue and Emergency Measures and as a local, territorial and international indoor soccer official. He enjoyed his time in Iqaluit, taking part in the great outdoor lifestyle that was at his fingertips. His true passion was to spend time in his woodworking shop where he was designated a true craftsman. His fine woodworking products have been used as awards in national curling events, international sporting events and long-term service awards.138
Tim Neily graduated from Mt Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick followed by graduation from St Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1980, Tim moved to Iqaluit, Northwest Territories (later Nunavut) to take on a teaching position at Gordon Robertson Education Centre followed by a position at the Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit. He then headed up the formation of the Nunavut Coroner’s Office with the Department of Justice with the new Nunavut Government in 1999. He served in the capacity as Chief Coroner until his retirement in 2013. He was very involved in community life, having served on the local school board, the Iqaluit District Education Authority, Nunavut Search and Rescue and Emergency Measures and as a local, territorial and international indoor soccer official. He enjoyed his time in Iqaluit, taking part in the great outdoor lifestyle that was at his fingertips. His true passion was to spend time in his woodworking shop where he was designated a true craftsman. His fine woodworking products have been used as awards in national curling events, international sporting events and long-term service awards.138
7867. Martin E. Bell (Robert Eugene9, Audrey Evangeline Oxner8, Lillian Elmira Croft7, John William6, John Jacob5, Mary Frederica Weinacht4, Johannes3, Johann Adam Weynacht2, Christian1).
Martin and Cheryl Bell lived at Conquerall Bank, Nova Scotia in 2019.
Martin and Cheryl Bell lived at Conquerall Bank, Nova Scotia in 2019.
7868. Peter Bell (Robert Eugene9, Audrey Evangeline Oxner8, Lillian Elmira Croft7, John William6, John Jacob5, Mary Frederica Weinacht4, Johannes3, Johann Adam Weynacht2, Christian1).
Peter and Bridgit Bell ived in Halifax, Nova Scotia in 2019.
Peter and Bridgit Bell ived in Halifax, Nova Scotia in 2019.