Marriage date: 1st 12/22/1842
Marriage place: Guernsey County, Ohio

Wife: Almira LAWRENCE
Birthdate: 6/14/1816
Birthplace: New Hampshire
Death date: 4/28/1881
Place of death: Topeka, Kansas
Burial: Topeka Cemetery Association
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Robert MITCHELL
Sex: M
Birthdate: 8/20/1843
Birthplace: Guernsey County, Ohio
Death date: 9/3/1843
Place of death: Guernsey County, Ohio
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Child No. 2: George W. MITCHELL
Sex: M
Birthdate: 12/16/1844
Birthplace: Guernsey County, Ohio
Death date: 2/25/1847
Place of death: Guensey County, Ohio
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Child No. 3: Robert Lawrence MITCHELL
Sex: M
Birthdate: 2/7/1849
Birthplace: Guernsey County, Ohio
Death date: 3/17/1912
Place of death: Topeka, Kansas
Burial: Prairie Home Cemetery
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Spouse's name: Mary Margaret KEETS

Child No. 4: Edward MITCHELL
Sex: M
Birthdate: 10/9/1850
Birthplace: Guernsey County, Ohio
Death date: 2/8/1933
Place of death: Valencia, Shawnee County, Kansas
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Child No. 5: Albert P. MITCHELL
Sex: M
Birthdate: 12/12/1853
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Child No. 6: John MITCHELL
Sex: M
Birthdate: 8/23/1856
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Death date: 3/6/1859
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Documentation:
*No Tree Has Branches That Fight Amongst Themselves: Mitchell Family History 1700 to Present by Helen Mitchell Daniels, Columbus, Ohio; October 1980.

Note: In 1871 George J and Almira Lawrence Mitchell bought 640 acres of land in Shawnee County, Kansas and moved there with family. The deed to this land designates it as: "All of Section seven, Township ten, South of Range fifteen East, Shawnee County, Kansas (with other lands)." Topeka Land Association. Original owners of this land were the United States and the Pottawatomie indians who sold it, for one dollar per acre to the Santa Fe Railroad in 1869. Thomas Ewing Jr. (brother-in-law), bought the land and in turn sold it to George J. Mitchell. The homestead has been owned by Mitchell's and is now owned by 5th generation, Robert Lee Mitchell.