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[MITCHEL], Sarah
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Name [MITCHEL], Sarah Gender Female Death Sep 1781 Fulsby, Kirkby On Bain, Lincolnshire, England
Burial 18 Sep 1781 Kirkby On Bain, Lincolnshire
Person ID I8475 Edgoose Last Modified 27 Jan 2026
Family Children 1. MITCHEL, George d. Yes, date unknown [Mother: natural] 2. MITCHEL, Thomas d. Yes, date unknown [Mother: natural] 3. MITCHEL, Sarah d. Yes, date unknown [Mother: natural] 4. MITCHEL, Ann d. Yes, date unknown [Mother: natural] 5. MITCHELL, John d. Yes, date unknown [Mother: natural] Family ID F3126 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Jan 2026
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SARAH MITCHEL widow formerly [??????????] (17??-1781)
Sarah MITCHEL widow of Fulsby was buried at Kirkby on Bain, Lincolnshire, on 18 September 1781.
An Index of the Will of Sarah MITCHEL [sic], widow, of Tumby, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 9 May 1781. Probate was granted on 20 May 1786.
01*Sarah MITCHEL, the Testatrix.
02 George MITCHEL, grazier, of Baumber. Son of the Testatrix.
03 Thomas MITCHEL, of Kirkby-on-Bain, son of the Testatrix.
04 Sarah ROWLANDS of Baumber, Lincolnshire, daughter of the Testatrix.
05 Ann, wife of John DANDISON of Fulsby, daughter of the Testatrix.
06 John DANDISON, husband of Ann DANDISON
07 Unnamed children of Ann DANDISON.
08 Mary BARKER, granddaughter of the Testatrix.
09 Ann BARKER, granddaughter of the Testatrix.
10 John MITCHELL [sic], son of the Testatrix, executor.
11 Abra[ha]m HANSONE, witness.
12 James EDGOOSE (circa 1738-1792), witness.
13 Charles OSTE
(Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1786/155)
Probate of her will was not granted until 20 May 1786. James EDGOOSE (died 1792) signed as a witness.
(Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1786/155)
NOTES & QUERIES:
Ann MITCHEL, single, of Kirkby-on-Bain, married John DANDISON, single, of Wrangle, Lincolnshire, at Kirkby-on-Bain by licence on 20 March 1765.
(MB1765/467)
Sarah BARKER, widow, of Baumber, Lincolnshire, married 30 year old Ellis ROWLANDS of Baumber, Lincolnshire, there by licence on 21 August 1778.
(MB1778/293 and 294)
(revised 29 November 2019)

