Alexander W Mitchell

Birth25 Apr 1856 - Stellarton (Part/Partie), Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada

Deathaft 1930 - Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, United States of America

MotherMary Elizabeth 'Bettie" Long Mitchell

FatherJames Mitchell

Born in Stellarton (Part/Partie), Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada on 25 Apr 1856 to James Mitchell and Mary Elizabeth 'Bettie" Long Mitchell. Alexander W Mitchell married Christie J Coulton and had 11 children. He passed away on aft 1930 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, United States of America.

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Parents

James Mitchell
1829 - Unknown

Mary Elizabeth 'Bettie" Long Mitchell
1838 - 1916

Spouse(s)

Christie J Coulton
1859 - 1930

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David Alexander Mitchell
1877 - Unknown

Edgar J Mitchell
1887 - 1958

Clifford Butler Mitchell
1889 - 1969

James A Mitchell
1882 - Unknown

Orlando D Mitchell
1899 - 1993

Earle Bruce Mitchell
1893 - 1907

Eugenie Eva Mitchell
1885 - 1960

Janie Mitchel
1886 - Unknown

Mary Mitchell
1880 - Unknown

Amando Mitchell
1881 - Unknown

Dand Mitchel
1877 - Unknown

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