Archibald Mitchell: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

Archibald Mitchell was born 1743.

Archibald married Selah Selia Bass. Selah (daughter of Benjamin Bass, Sr. and Mary Bass) was born 1750, Granville, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

2. William Mitchell was born 1775.
3. Edward Mitchell was born 1775.
4. Robert Mitchell was born 1780.
5. Benjamin Mitchell was born 1782, North Carolina, USA.
6. Zachariah Mitchell died , USA.

Generation: 2

2. William Mitchell (1.Archibald¹) was born 1775.
William married Bythea Hedgebeth 11 Aug 1796, Granville, North Carolina, USA. Bythea died , USA. [Group Sheet]

3.	Edward Mitchell (1.Archibald¹) was born 1775. Edward married Mary Ann Bass 5 Jan 1795, Granville, North Carolina, USA. Mary (daughter of Edward Bass, II and Tamor Anderson) was born Abt 1775, North Carolina, USA; died , USA. [Group Sheet]

4. Robert Mitchell (1.Archibald¹) was born 1780.
Robert married Sophia Bibby. Sophia died , USA. [Group Sheet]

5.	Benjamin Mitchell (1.Archibald¹) was born 1782, North Carolina, USA. Benjamin married Winnie Anderson 19 Dec 1803, Granville, North Carolina, USA. Winnie (daughter of Lewis Anderson and Winnie Bass) was born 1780, North Carolina, USA; died , USA. [Group Sheet]

6.	Zachariah Mitchell (1.Archibald¹) died , USA. Zachariah married Jain Anderson 25 Aug 1795, Granville, North Carolina, USA. Jain died , USA. [Group Sheet] Zachariah married J. Anderson. [Group Sheet]

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