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Mitchell Family Online? Absolutely; but certainly not uniquely! Although these pages started out as my family tree project, it soon became very clear that the term 'Family Tree' was never going to just be the story of one family name! My inquisitive nature has caused me to wander into areas of only very distant connections but nevertheless, I hope you find that exploring this site is as interesting as I find researching it's content. Within these pages, details of 14,202 individual people are recorded, including 2,113 unique surnames making up 3,558 families! To list them all on the homepage would be totally impracticable. To see them all, or to select one to view, click here. Alternatively, if you know the name of the person you are looking for, enter it in the search bar at the top of the page or use the advanced search facility.Large parts of the data on these pages wouldn't exist if it weren't for the generous contributions of others. We are always pleased to hear about connections to our families and always welcome comments, suggestions and of course, corrections. Contributions, including photographs and historical documents will always be credited to the donor. Click here to get in touch. Stop Press!29 July 2010: Debt of Gratitude I must record my gratitude to two special people that have contributed a huge amount of information to our family website over the last few weeks. The first of these two people is Patricia from Perth, in Western Australia, for helping to expand our knowledge of the COX families who immigrated there in the early 1800's. Not only has Patricia provided a lot of data, she has also sent me certificates and other supporting documents via "snailmail", much of which is now available on this site for other researchers. The second person deserving of special thanks is Deborah. Originally from Swansea but now living in the north of England, Deborah has provided a huge amount of information, including photographs which has enabled me to expand the Mongers, Powells and Jones' and their connected families ..... Just a reminder folks... to not forget my low cost professional PHOTO RESTORATION and COLOURISING Service which is now up and fully running. I've called the service Now & Then. Check it out at here. If you need more info, email me here. Please check out my Most Wanted section. There just might be something you could help with! This Day in History
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