James Dillon (1858-1939) was born in Greenville County, Ontario. He moved to Winnipeg in 1879, and later to Indian Head, where he worked as a Bell Farm employee from 1883 to 1885.

Jim and Jane both worked on the Bell Farm from 1884 to 1887, when they married and moved onto their own homestead farm near Sintaluta.

John H. Fleetwood (1859-19__), was born in Lincoln, England, and studied to become a bookbinder.

Lived on the Bell Farm from 1884 until 1887 or 1889.

A group of about a dozen men, women and children enjoying lunch in the field during harvest on the Bell Farm. Date unknown at this time.

Alex Martin married Elizabeth Wilson in Scotland. In 1883 they emigrated to Canada, and hired on at the Bell Farm, where Alex looked after the cattle and some 700 pigs.

William Mooney was born in 1871, and moved to Indian Head from Ontario in 1892.

Chief Pasqua was photographed in 1883 by Hall and Lowe of Winnipeg, who took over 20 pictures of the Bell Farm that year for the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Tom Routledge (1857-1893) reportedly selected the land for the Bell Farm and was the superintendent for the first two years.

Alfred Scrimshaw worked on the Bell Farm from 1894 until 1896.

Mary Jane Scott (1853-1919) married William Thomson (1849-1936) on Feb. 14, 1873 in the District of Lauder, County Berwick, Scotland.

Dan Walker standing by the round barn on Sept. 26, 2006. The small square window was the only original window of this design to survive from the 1882 construction.

Lived on the Bell Farm from 1884 and 1887

Deaf mute who worked on the Bell Farm in 1886

Philip worked on the Bell Farm in the 1890s.

Photo of Liggett family ca. 1888 - In 1886 Joseph Liggett briefly worked on the Bell Farm, and moved with his family from their homestead into one of the standard Cottages erected in 1882-83. They

Bell Farm employee and long-term Indian Head residents - Arthur J. Osment (1852-1911) and his wife Loretta [Hendershot].

Worked as a transport driver for Major Bell during the North-West Conflict of 1885

Lived and worked on the Bell farm from 1887 until about 1889.

Worked on the Bell Farm from 1882-1884 - John G. Woods (1856-19__) was born in Chatham, Ontario