Historic Families of Kentucky by Thomas Marshall Green, Cincinnati, 
1889, reprinted Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1959. p. 12. [Boyle 
county].

THE MITCHELLS. Margaretta, the second daughter of Ephraim McDowell, 
married James Mitchell, also born in Ireland, and, from his name, 
probably one of those who came over in the "George and Ann."  Removing 
to North, and then to South Carolina, in the latter state they prospered 
and accumulted large wealth.  Many children were born to them, of whom 
one, Mary, married, as stated above, James Greenlee.  Inheriting the 
fighting qualities of their rugged progenitor, the old Presbyterian 
Ephraim, they were all the staunchest of Whigs in the Revolution.  Four 
of Margaretta's son were officers of the line in that struggle.  Two 
laid down their lives at Camden.  A third there received the ghastly 
wound from which he died after agonized lingering.  A fourth, Major 
Mitchell, was captured at Charleston. Among the respectable and 
reputable families of South Carolina, none are more so than the 
Mitchells and the descendants of Margaretta McDowell bearing other 
names.  In Kentucky, there is but one branch of her descendants known to 
the writer - that of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, the former venerable cashier 
of the Bank of Kentucky, at Danville.  One of his sons, in wedding the 
beautiful Mary Marshall, married back among his McDowell kindred.  His 
only daughter, Louisa Mitchell, is the wife of Rev. Thomas Clelland, the 
Presbyterian minister at Springfield, Missouri - from a family which has 
given many ministers to the church.

Mitchell Greenlee Marshall Clelland
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Ireland NC SC NJ MO

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