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Henry Gideon Mitchell

Birth1784 - Amelia, Virginia, USA
Death20 Aug 1859 - Owensboro, Kentucky, USA
MotherAnn (Wife of Evans Mitchell)
FatherEvan Mitchell

Born in Amelia, Virginia, USA on 1784 to Evan Mitchell and Ann (Wife of Evans Mitchell). Henry Gideon Mitchell married Sarah Salley Wagstaff and had 6 children. He passed away on 20 Aug 1859 in Owensboro, Kentucky, USA.

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Evan Mitchell
1710 - 1797
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Ann (Wife Of Evans Mitchell)
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Salley Wagstaff
1784 - 1848
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Christian Allen Mitchell
1804 - 1862
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Minerva Ann Mitchell
1819 - 1867
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John Gideon Mitchell
1820 - 1859
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Rainey Ann Mitchell
1805 - 1860
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Candase Mitchell
1810 - 1843
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Ariel Mitchell
1811 - 1870

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