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Agnes Mitchell

Birth9 Dec 1819 - Kirkinner, Wigtownshire, , Scotland
Death8 April 1904 - Mochrum Wigtownshire Scotland
MotherCatherine Milligan
FatherPeter Mitchell

Born in Kirkinner, Wigtownshire, , Scotland on 9 Dec 1819 to Peter Mitchell and Catherine Milligan. Agnes Mitchell married James Smith and had 10 children. She passed away on 8 April 1904 in Mochrum Wigtownshire Scotland.

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Parents
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Peter Mitchell
1790 - Unknown
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Catherine Milligan
1796 - Unknown
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James Smith
1817 - Unknown
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Thomas Heron
1809 - 1869
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Thomas Smith
1852 - 1886
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Jane Heron
1859 - 1928
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William Smith
1845 - Unknown
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Martha Smith
1841 - Unknown
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Elisabeth Mccredie Heron
1854 - Unknown
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Peter Smith
1843 - Unknown
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Thomas Heron
1857 - 1940
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Margaret Wallace Heron
1861 - Unknown
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Robert Scott Mcgregor Smith
1834 - 1867
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Elizabeth Smith
1833 - Unknown

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