
The Bell family lives in the Vicary, and the head of the family is traditionally the vicar of Windlebridge.
The late vicar, James Bell, died, and left the Vicary to his eldest son Horace, who still studies at Windle College, but who already took on the responsibilities for the Windlebridge church.
James' widow, Mrs Kathleen Bell, resides in the Vicary with the two youngest children, Jennifer and John, when the second winter is starting. There is also a young servant boy, Charles Stokes, who Mrs Kathleen took in and gave the opportunity to study with John at the convent.
![]() The Vicary |
![]() Jennifer loves to paint. |
Mary and
Stuart visiting.
Portrait of James Bell |
![]() Mrs Kathleen Bell, widow to the late vicar James Bell, watches the servant boy Charles Stokes play with dog Thursday. |
![]() Winter evening by Windle river. |
![]() The new horse, Prince. |

Family portrait(from second fall):
Back row: Nicholas Black, son in law, Jennifer, Stuart Barry, son in law
Front row: Anne Black, daughter, Horace, Mrs Kathleen, Mary Barry,
daughter
On floor: Youngest son John
Mrs Kathleen was born at Windle Manor, where her brother Sir Patrick lives with his family.
![]() Mrs Kathleen Bell daughter to Sir Roderick and Lady Eileen Windleton of Windleton Manor |
![]() The late vicar James Bell |
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![]() Anne Black married x Black and moved to Windleport |
![]() Horace Bell student at Windle College |
![]() Mary Barry married Stuart Barry and moved to Windleport |
![]() John Bell will leave for Windle College this winter |
![]() Jennifer Bell is still living at home engaged to Maximilian Thorneapple |

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Pets |
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![]() Cat Archeon |
![]() Dog Thursday |
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Thursday in the snow.