Married Mary, daughter of Sir Anthony Chester, Bart., and they had 10 children:

1. Edmund Bell, Esq., of Beaupré Hall (died 1666 unmarried)

2. Robert Bell (died 1640)

3. Mary (died unmarried 1646)

4. Henry (died young)

5. Beaupré (died young)

6. Francis Bell, Esq. (survived father and older brothers to inherit, m. Dorothy Oxburgh, descendants)

7. Sinolphus (died young)

8. Elizabeth (died young)

9. Anthony (died young)

10. Philip, of Wallington, Governor of Barbadoes (d.s.p. March 1677-8, no wife cited)

NO. SON. THOMAS.

https://archive.org/details/genealogicalmem01wategoog/page/n160/mod...

Information on Robert Bell is sketchy. It is now thought that he never came to the New World, but that his son Thomas did in 1635.

A Robert Bell Jr. is listed as holding 37 acres in Virginia in 1618 and as among the "Names of Adventures that Dislike Ye P'nt Proceedings of Buziness in Ye Virg. and S. Ilands Companyes" in 1623. He is also named in the "List of Persons Fit to be Governor and Deputy Governor of Virginia & Somer Islands Companies" in April 1624. This may or may not be this Robert Bell (but is certainly not a son).

In 1624, Robert Bell was appointed by James I as one of fifty-two Commissioners to determine the form and structure of a new government for Virginia as a Royal Colony. The government structure devised by the Commission replaced the Virginia Company of London as the governing authority in the
settlements.

https://espl-genealogy.org/MilesFiles/site/p1219.htm#i121818 (use with care, as not all information may be accurate).