William Mitchell

Birth30 August 1748 - Glascow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom of Great Britain

Death12 Mar 1806 - Bristol, Hartford, Connecticut, USA

MotherSarah Ann Newman

FatherWilliam Henry Mitchell

Born in Glascow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom of Great Britain on 30 August 1748 to William Henry Mitchell and Sarah Ann Newman. William Mitchell married Mary Alton and had 11 children. He passed away on 12 Mar 1806 in Bristol, Hartford, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents

William Henry Mitchell
1726 - 1794

Sarah Ann Newman
1728 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Mary Alton
1754 - 1823

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Samuel Augustus Mitchell
1792 - 1868

George Mitchell
1774 - 1852

John Smith Mitchell
1783 - 1849

Thomas Mitchell
1779 - 1852

Polly Smith Mitchel
1776 - 1795

Stephen Mix Mitchell
1789 - 1844

Laura Lucy Mitchell
1772 - 1840

William Alton Mitchell
1780 - 1803

Almira Mitchell
1787 - 1869

Henrietta Mitchell
1785 - Unknown

Hannah Matthews (Mitchell)
1776 - 1808

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