National archives deceased estates | |
| Mitchell, Cecil Charles - Estimated year of death: 1918 |  |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1937 | |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1900 | |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1885 | |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1897 | |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1949 | |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1900 | |
| Mitchell, Charles - Estimated year of death: 1937 | |
| Mitchell, Charles Alfred - Estimated year of death: 1930 | |
| Mitchell, Charles Boyd - Estimated year of death: 1972 | |
| Mitchell, Charles Edward - Estimated year of death: 1946 | |
| Mitchell, Charles George Albert - Estimated year of death: 1961 | |
| Mitchell, Charles Sidney - Estimated year of death: 1916 | |
| Mitchell, Herbert Charles - Estimated year of death: 1941 | |
| Mitchell, John Charles - Estimated year of death: 1913 | |
| Mitchell, William Charles - Estimated year of death: 1927 | |
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