Wells Last Name
Updated Sep 23, 2019
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Wells Family History & Genealogy

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Wells Last Name History & Origin

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History

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Spellings & Pronunciations

Weil

Nationality & Ethnicity

Israel and Bohemia Ashkenazic[Ashina Royal Clan]

Famous People named Wells

Apekonit(Capt. Williamm Wells)

Early Wellses

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Wells Family Members

- Inez
Inez - Samuel
Samuel - Zyontis

Wells Biographies & Family Trees

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Wells Death Records & Life Expectancy

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Life Expectancy

70.1 years

Oldest Wellses

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Raul Wells
Member since 2015
6
Looking for information on Wells family from Texan and Missouri. My dad Sam was born in Houston. His dad Sam was born in Hagensport, TX. His dad (S.M. in 1900 Census) was from Missouri and I don't have any data on him other than the 1900 U S Census.
Mar 26, 2015 · Reply
Ronnie Wells
Member since 2014
9
About my father: My Daddy was a grate men are my son was a grate man type of thing because how we feel and how we are God Has Made Plain for us and he has a healing My Dad passed away in 07 and i though good of him but not bad of him he was a great a men and i love him and i love him and i won't before bit i cannot forget God has made me and that was a blessing!!!!!!!!!!1



But i love ya dad.
Mar 19, 2014 · Reply
Connie Karle
Member since 2002
46
My grandfather, Oscar Jesse Lee Wells, did not like having such a long name, so he shortened to O.L. Wells. When they moved to Oklahoma, he spent all day handpainting his name on the mailbox. He was very meticulous and everything had to be done just right.
After he was finished, he stood back and admired his handiwork. There on the silver mailbox were bright white letters: O L WELLS
The next day when he went to get his mail, the school children had made a slight adjustment to his name. His mailbox now read: OIL WELLS.
Dec 01, 2002 · Reply