Nancy Mitchell

Birthabt 1860 - Tennessee

Death24 Mar 1885 - Not Available

MotherMartha Emaline Banks (M. Daniel W. Mitchell 11 May, 1856 -Divorced) M. Childers 1872-deceased/M. Morris 24 Aug 1904

FatherDaniel Wilson "Wilse" Mitchell (M. Martha E. Banks 11 May 1856/Divorced 1868, M. Malinda Cummings 29 Mar 1879/Lauderdale Co, AL)

Born in Tennessee on abt 1860 to Daniel Wilson "Wilse" Mitchell (M. Martha E. Banks 11 May 1856/Divorced 1868, M. Malinda Cummings 29 Mar 1879/Lauderdale Co, AL) and Martha Emaline Banks (M. Daniel W. Mitchell 11 May, 1856 -Divorced) M. Childers 1872-deceased/M. Morris 24 Aug 1904. Nancy Mitchell married John J. Hawthorn. She passed away on 24 Mar 1885.

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Daniel Wilson "Wilse" Mitchell (M. Martha E. Banks 11 May 1856/Divorced 1868, M. Malinda Cummings 29 Mar 1879/Lauderdale Co, Al)
1832 - 1900

Martha Emaline Banks (M. Daniel W. Mitchell 11 May, 1856 -Divorced) M. Childers 1872-Deceased/m. Morris 24 Aug 1904
1839 - 1905

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John J. Hawthorn
1856 - Unknown

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