Nathaniel Mitchell

Birth12 Jul 1884 - child of William Lyons and Sarah Crabtree

Death22 APR 1935 - Fletcher Chapel Cemetery, South Charleston, Ohio/cemetery can not find his grave/cemetery says there was a fire and some of the records were destroyed/died of Epithelioma back of right ear

MotherSamantha Ann Jackson

FatherGeorge W Mitchell

Born in child of William Lyons and Sarah Crabtree on 12 Jul 1884 to George W Mitchell and Samantha Ann Jackson. Nathaniel Mitchell married Nellie Mae Lyons and had 4 children. He passed away on 22 APR 1935 in Fletcher Chapel Cemetery, South Charleston, Ohio/cemetery can not find his grave/cemetery says there was a fire and some of the records were destroyed/died of Epithelioma back of right ear.

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Parents

George W Mitchell
1858 - 1939

Samantha Ann Jackson
1859 - 1902

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Nellie Mae Lyons
1889 - 1961

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Anna Elizabeth Mitchell
1924 - 2002

Margaret Mitchell
1928 - 1929

Mary Helen Mitchell
1926 - 2005

Marjorie Mitchell
1928 - 1929

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