Rev. Benjamin Yancy Mitchell

Birth2-9-1785 - Stafford County, Virginia, USA

Death23 May 1834 - Belleville, Wood County, West Virginia, USA

MotherAnn Nancy Wigginton

FatherJohn Mitchell

Born in Stafford County, Virginia, USA on 2-9-1785 to John Mitchell and Ann Nancy Wigginton. Rev. Benjamin Yancy Mitchell married Nancy Ann Timms and had 12 children. He passed away on 23 May 1834 in Belleville, Wood County, West Virginia, USA.

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Parents

John Mitchell
1750 - 1796

Ann Nancy Wigginton
1756 - 1837

Spouse(s)

Nancy Ann Timms
1787 - 1841

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Mary Johnston Mitchell
1806 - 1864

James Wigginton Mitchell
1809 - 1880

John William Mitchell
1816 - 1888

Elisha Timms Mitchell
1814 - 1886

Ann Susan Mitchell
1811 - 1903

Rebecca Catherine Mitchell
1824 - 1878

Thomas Yancey Mitchell
1822 - 1847

Henry S Mitchell
1828 - 1881

Frances Elizabeth Mitchell
1813 - 1896

Benjamin Wigginton Mitchell
1826 - 1829

Benjamin Botts Mitchell
1819 - 1822

Hiram Pennybacker Mitchell
1833 - 1880

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