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Mitchell, Margaret and David: Third Generation - Page 10

The following data is extracted from David and Margaret Mitchell Genealogy.

Mitchell, Margaret and David: Third Generation - Page 10

Children by first marriage :-356 Emma E.; 357 Anna M. Children by second marriage:358 Thomas H. Of six others four were still born and two lived but a short time.

98. Winter, David Espy (16). Deceased.

99. Winter, John Ambrose (16). Deceased.

100. Jackson -Forsythe-Dobbs, Jane (1 7) ; b. July 21, 1822. m. Rev. James Forsythe, June 18, 1845 ; moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where Mr. Forsythe had charge of a Seceder church. He died in 1853. She married, Nov., 1855, Edward O'Hale Dobbs, popularly known in Cedar Rapids as "Squire Dobbs," from long having held the office of justice of the Peace. In early life he was a singing teacher. He died Nov., 1866. She died Feb. 1, 1874.

Children by first marriage:-

359 Anna M.;
360 David J. M;
361 Mary R.

Children by second marriage:

362 Jennie M.;
363 Edward C.; 364 Ella V.

101. Jackson-Clemens, Martha Espy (1'7) ; b. Feb. 29, 1824. m. Rev. William Clemens, and accompanied him to Africa, where they both labored as missionaries in the

Source: David and Margaret Mitchell Genealogy

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