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16. Littleham Susanna Mitchell Thomasine Mitchell Thomas Mitchell Arthur J 16. Littleham Susanna Mitchell Thomasine Mitchell Thomas Mitchell Arthur J. Mitchell (Bideford) 1773- (Bideford) 1819- (Bideford) 1843-1865 (Buckland Brewer) 1882- John Mitchell marr 1840 @ 1 son marr @ Ilsham 1909 Dorothy Mary Mitchell (Littleham) 1744- Mary Mitchell Bideford to Louisa G. Bawden 1913- (Bideford) 1775- Samuel W. Blight William H. Mitchell marr 2 children marr 1797 c.1814 Samuel Mitchell (Buck' Brewer) c.1887-1904 Andrew W Brimblecombe @ Bideford to (Bideford) 1848-51 Thomas H.Mitchell 1911-79 John Whitehouse (Littleham) 1890-1963 Thomas Mitchell Richard B. Mitchell marr Edna Mary Mitchell (Littleham) 1746-49 Philip Mitchell (Bideford) 1822-1892 William Henry Mitchell ????????? 1924- (Bideford) 1776- (Bideford) 1859- George Mitchell marr 1795 (Littleham) c.1893- @ Bideford to 1st marr marr marr @Bideford 1916 George Mitchell Philip Mitchell Joan Lendon Susanna Cann Emily Elston Ellen Mayne Squires 1916-1918 (Littleham) 1748- (Northam) 1822-79 (Bideford) c.1865- c.1897-1969 Herbert Henry Mitchell 2nd marr 1879 @ John Mitchell (Bideford) 1919-1974 1st marr 1773 Elizabeth Mitchell Bideford to (Littleham) c.1903- 1st marr No children (Bideford) 1778- Mary Bates John Mitchell @ Bideford to marr @ Bideford 1795 (Parkham) c.1835- (Bideford) c.1862- Gwendolene Joan Jarvis Mary Martin James Beer marr Ethle Mitchell 2nd marr Patricia Ann (Bideford) -1784 (Torrington) Elizabeth (Bulkworthy) c.1891- Sybil Gladys Farleigh 1917-67 Thomas Mitchell (Bulkworthy) c.1867- 3rd marr Robert George Thomas Mitchell (Bideford) 1785-1835 Mary Elizabeth Mitchell Ann Clements b. 1720 ish marr @ Bideford 1818 James Mitchell (Merton) 1864- d. 1773 2nd marr 1785 Jane Barns Thomas Mitchell (Bideford) 1864-1885 marr 1883 Torrington dist' Elizabeth M. Martin @ Bideford to (Bideford) 1795- (Bideford) 1825- Charles Martin (Andover Hants) c.1885 marr 1744 Thomasine England Sarah Mitchell marr @ Bideford 1845 Arthur Mitchell (Nether Wallop) c.1859 Charles Martin @ Littleham (Bideford) (Bideford) 1789- Maria Incledon (Bideford) 1846-59 Grace Ann Mitchell (Andover Hants) c.1887 marr (Shirwell) c.1821- (Merton) 1866-68 John Martin Mary Tithecott John Madge Mary Mitchell John Mitchell (Andover Hants) c.1888 b. 1719 Littleham Tamzin Mitchell (Littleham) 1800- Elizabeth Mitchell (Merton) 1868- Dorothy Martin d. 1768 Littleham (Bideford) 1792- (Littleham) 1825-26 William Harry Mitchell (Nether Wallop) c1890 daughter of Sarah Mitchell (Merton) 1872- Phillip and Grace Edward Mitchell (Littleham) 1803- William Mitchell Susan Mitchell Tithecott (Braunton) 1776-1803 marr @ Littleham 1825 (Merton) 1840- (Merton) 1874- marr 1798 Philip Shaxton Thomas Mitchell @ Bideford c.1803 Littleham (Merton) 1842- Grace Ann Mitchell Edward Mitchell Elizabeth Langbridge 1st marr 1863 (Beaford) c.1876- John Lee (Littleham) 1753-1809 John Mitchell Susan Skinner Ellen Mitchell (Beaford) 1900- (Merton) 1814-1850 (Merton) c.1843-73 (Beaford) c.1880- marr @ Braunton 1775 William Mitchell marr 1838 2nd marr @ marr Herbert Lee (Braunton)1778-1828 @ Merton Beaford 1875 John Lee (Beaford) 1901- Catherine Roberts marr 1813 Grace Stacey Eliza Diment (Beaford) c.1870- (Braunton) 1751-1803 @ Merton (Merton) c.1819 (Beaford) c.1844-86 Rosa Mitchell daug of John & Mary Dorothy Copp Mary Mitchell (Beaford) c.1883- (Merton)1789-1869 (Merton) 1816-1892 Eliza Mitchell (Beaford) c.1884- Grace Ann Bessie Lee (Merton) c.1870- (Beaford) 1898- marr @ Beaford 1896 Annie Lee James Lee (Beaford) 1898- William Mitchell Mary Mitchell (Beaford) c.1872- (Merton) 1819- (Merton) 1845- William (Beaford) 1876- Jane Mitchell marr Annie Thomas Mitchell (Merton)1823-23 (Beaford) 1878- (Littleham) 1757- Mary Ann Mitchell John Passmore marr @ Beaford 1905 (Braunton) 1780- (Merton) 1823-23 c.1843- (Winkleigh) Charles Mounce Mary Mitchell marr 1804 Thomas Mitchell (W.Ho!) c.1882- (Littleham)1760-1803 @Littleham (Merton) 1824- John Mitchell Bessie Thomas Cole Jonas Copp Mitchell (Merton) 1848- (Beaford) 1882- (Merton) 1828-30 1st marr @ Merton 1869 Rowland Mitchell Mary Ann Palmer (Merton) 1871-71 c.1842-1898 Rowland Mitchell Catherine Mitchell 2nd marr 1899 (Merton) 1873- (Littleham) 1825- @ L. Torrington William Sloane Mitchell Mary Ann Rooke (Merton) 1875- Edward Mitchell (Petrockstow) c.1846- George Mitchell (Littleham) 1825- Merton) c.1878- (he died in the Boar War. Was a Sgt Major.) marr Eliza Mitchell Charlie Mitchell Elizabeth Beer (Tawstock) 1847- (L.Torrington) c.1882- c 1825 Frithlestock George Mitchell Reuban Mitchell Elizabeth Mitchell (Tawstock 1850-59) (L. Torrington) c.1887- (Littleham) 1828-1906 marr 1850 Sarah Wall @ Melbourne (Aus') 1851- Rose Mitchell Thomas Wall Mary Jane Wall (Vict' Aust')1900-1985 (Aus') 1860- marr Elizabeth Ann Wall Reg Peter-Budge Thomas Mitchell (Aus') 1870- 1890- (Littleham)1831-1913 Henry Mitchell Thomas Mitchell marr1857 Trithena C. Mitchell (Vict' Aust')1902-1964 Base child (Littleham) 1784-1852 @ Victoria Aus' (Aust') 1859-1944 marr Susanna Susanna (Littleham) 1751- marr 1822 Margaret Clark marr Margorie Hannah Mitchell @ Abbotsham (Hobart) 1837-1915 Alfred Wilson 1910-1994 sister to Charity Evans Mary Mitchell Harriet Maria Mitchell Veronica Mitchell Thomas Mitchell ? (Northam) 1799- (Buck' Brewer) 1833-1912 (Aust') 1860-1938 (Vict' Aust')1906- marr @ Aust'ralia marr marr Henry Palmer Alfred Shadbolt Guy Nicholson Fay Mitchell Anne Mitchell Martha Ann Mitchell 1902-1978 (Vict Aus)1927-1989 (Buckland Brewer) 1835- (Aust') 1862-1940 Edward Mitchell marr @ Melbourne 1854 marr (Vict' Aust')1907-1978 Ian Mitchell Thomas Marshall MacFarlane (Vict Aus)1931- (Warks) 1829- Henry Mitchell marr (Australia) 1864- Ester Love Graham Mitchell Faith Mitchell 1908-1989 (Vict Aus)1941-1998 Maria Mitchell (Australia) 1867-1948 Maisie Edna Mitchell (Buckland Brewer) 1840- Thomas Mitchell (Vict' Aust')1909-1997 marr in Australia (Australia) 1868-1923 marr Peter John Mitchell James Pask Ellen Mitchell Edward Cuthbert (Vict Aus)1944- (Australia) 1873- -1989 marr 2 children William Ernest Mitchell Leslie Mitchell Therese J. Turner Janet/Jane Mitchell (Aust') 1874- (Vict' Aust')1914-1986 1947 1842- Alice Maud Mitchell marr marr @ Victoria 1861 (Aust') 1876-1958 Beryl Olvar Adam Arnold marr 1923- Mr Lindsay Thomas Gordan Mitchell Elizabeth Mitchell Sally Mitchell Walter Edward Mitchell (Vict' Aust')1917-2006 (Littleham) 1786-1872 (Littleham) 1808- (Vict' Aus) 1878-1925 marr John Mitchell marr 1900 Myra M. Power (Littleham) 1788- Mabel Jane Knee 1916- Anne Mitchell (Vict' Aus)1877-1953 Alfred Mitchell (Littleham) 1792- Bertha Mitchell (Vict' Aust')1920-2006 marr 1809 (Australia) 1881- marr @ Littleham Isaac Mitchell Gwen Burns William Cole (Australia) 1883- 1920- Margaret Mitchell Geoffrey Mitchell Catherine Mitchell (Australia) (Vict' Aust')1924-1998 (Littleham) 1794- 1886- died young marr Kathleen Burns 1924-.
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