Edward William Derrington Bell

1824–1879 (age 55)

Biography

Edward William Derrington Bell (1824–1879) served in a military capacity during the nineteenth century, contributing to the military establishment during a period of significant imperial and military activity. His career reflected the professional standards and values of Victorian military service.

Bell's burial at St Mary the Virgin Churchyard reflects his connections to his local parish and community. His service in the military, though cut short by his death at fifty-five, represented a life devoted to duty and the service of his nation.

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