The Mitchell Family Magazine 1-2
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An Edward Mitchell was born in Charles Town in 1700. His son James lived in Roanoke County, Virginia, and left descendants. (Am. Ancestry, Vol. XI, p. 116).
A map printed by Harman Mall in 1715 shows that at least two Carolina plantations, situated respectively on the north and south outlets of the Edisto River, about five miles from the coast, were then occupied by families named Mitchell. Edward Crisp's map undated, but "engraved by John Harris in Bull-head Court, Newgate Street. London" — an...d "sold at the Carolina Coffee House inBirchin Lane" gives "Eph. Michel" as the owner of the plantation on the South Edisto and "Ja. Michel" as the owner of the one on the North Edisto.
Most of the South CaroHna Mitchells previous to 1750 were found in Colleton and Granville Counties in the southern section of the Colony and were more or less closely related. Many of them belonged to a family of Scotch Presbyterians who had settled in St. Bartholo- 65 icfifj^i'ro sdJ v.- CSV I !fio5 ?i.
tfJ-^ mew's Parish about the beginning of the Eighteenth Century.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Edward Mitchell was born in Charles Town in 1700. His son James lived in Roanoke County, Virginia, and left descendants. (Am. Ancestry, Vol. XI, p. 116).
A map printed by Harman Mall in 1715 shows that at least two Carolina plantations, situated respectively on the north and south outlets of the Edisto River, about five miles from the coast, were then occupied by families named Mitchell. Edward Crisp's map undated, but "engraved by John Harris in Bull-head Court, Newgate Street. London" — an...d "sold at the Carolina Coffee House inBirchin Lane" gives "Eph. Michel" as the owner of the plantation on the South Edisto and "Ja. Michel" as the owner of the one on the North Edisto.
Most of the South CaroHna Mitchells previous to 1750 were found in Colleton and Granville Counties in the southern section of the Colony and were more or less closely related. Many of them belonged to a family of Scotch Presbyterians who had settled in St. Bartholo- 65 icfifj^i'ro sdJ v.- CSV I !fio5 ?i.
tfJ-^ mew's Parish about the beginning of the Eighteenth Century.
What to read after The Mitchell Family Magazine 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clemens, William Montgomery, 1860-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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