William Mitchell (missionary) - Family

Family

A full list of his children and their spouses is as follows:

  • First wife: Mary Anne Holmes (1803–1831). Married 1826
    • Annie (1826–1917). Married: Edward Lane Courthope
    • Susan Augusta (1828–1867). Married: Philip Lamothe Snell Chauncy
    • William Owen (1829–1914). Married: Isa Izon Bickley
  • Second wife: Frances Tree Tatlock (1806–1879). Married 1832
    • Blaney (1832–1833)
    • Samuel (1834–1908). Married: Mary Ann Bispham
    • Francis Tree (1841–1894). Married Archdeacon James Brown
    • Charlotte (1843–1922). Married (1): Frederick Parker. Married (2): John Adam
    • Andrew Forster (1846–1870) (unmarried)

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