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Gideon Harrison Mitchell

BirthSeptember 20, 1817 - Old Trap, Camden County, North Carolina
DeathNovember 29, 1882 - Old Trap, Camden County, North Carolina
MotherChloe Coats
FatherHenry Mitchell

Born in Old Trap, Camden County, North Carolina on September 20, 1817 to Henry Mitchell and Chloe Coats. Gideon Harrison Mitchell married Chloe Duncan and had 11 children. He passed away on November 29, 1882 in Old Trap, Camden County, North Carolina.

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Henry Mitchell
1786 - Unknown
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Chloe Coats
1795 - Unknown
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Chloe Duncan
1814 - 1854
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Rebecca Mitchell Burgess
1849 - 1923
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Margaret Mitchell
1845 - 1935
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Harriet D Mitchell
1841 - 1911
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Chlotilda Mitchell
1836 - 1885
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Caroline Virginia Mitchell
1848 - 1933
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Jane Duncan Mitchell
1850 - 1915
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Sarah Ann Mitchell
1840 - Unknown
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Abey Mitchell
1843 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mitchell
1846 - Unknown
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Arck Ann Mitchell
1852 - Unknown
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Mary Duncan Mitchell
1839 - 1885

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