Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 
1887, Jessamine Co.

GEORGE S. MITCHELL is a son of Boswell and Susan (Robinson) Mitchell,
natives of Fayette County, Ky.  The mother died in 1840, and the father
in 1866, in Fayette County.  The grandfather was Richard Mitchell. The
maternal grandfather was Benjamin Robinson.  Richard Mitchell was a
native of Maryland, and settled in Fayette County, Ky., late in the 
last century.  George S. Mitchell was born May 23, 1813, in Fayette 
County, near the Clark County line.  He was reared on the homestead, 
and in 1840 moved to Jessamine County and purchased his present 
residence, situated on the Union Mills Pike, about five miles from 
Nicholasville, in Marble Creek District.  The place contains 300 acres, 
and Mr. Mitchell is principally engaged in breeding mules and stock of 
various kinds.  He was married in 1835 to Miss Mary Eastin, daughter of
Capt. A. F. Eastin, of Fayette County.  This lady died in 1836.  In 
1840 Mr. Mitchell married Miss Louisa Soper, daughter of Charles Soper, 
of Bourbon County, Ky., and to this union have been born the following 
children: Mollie (Mrs. James McConathey), Thomas F., Emma J., Charles 
S. and Alonzo P.  Mr. Mitchell was elected, in 1842, justice of the 
peace, and continued in office for twelve years.  He is a member of
East Hickman Baptist Church.

Mitchell Robinson Eastin Soper McConathey
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Fayette-KY Bourbon-KY Clark-KY MD

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