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Mary Ann Mitchell

BirthDec 1866 - Sumter County, Alabama
Death10 Nov 1934 - Epes, Sumter, Alabama
MotherDima Mitchell
FatherHenry Mitchell

Born in Sumter County, Alabama on Dec 1866 to Henry Mitchell and Dima Mitchell. Mary Ann Mitchell married Harry Ellington and had 11 children. She passed away on 10 Nov 1934 in Epes, Sumter, Alabama.

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Parents
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Henry Mitchell
1819 - Unknown
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Dima Mitchell
1827 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Harry Ellington
1863 - Unknown
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Harry Ellington
1900 - 1977
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Flemming Ellington
1893 - 1960
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Louise Ellington
1906 - Unknown
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Nicie Ellington
1885 - 1961
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Nathaniel Ellington
1891 - 1944
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Elbert Ellington
1903 - 1987
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Johnie Ellington
1887 - Unknown
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Bessie Ellington
1889 - Unknown
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Etta Ellington
1901 - Unknown
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James Ellington
1886 - Unknown
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Hezzie Ellington
Unknown - Unknown

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