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http://www.usgwarchives.org/mo/phelps/burials/phelps_burials_535.htm
1 CONT second marriage - see photo

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West Frankfort Daily American Monday, 18 November 1935
1 CONT WILLIAM G. MITCHELL
1 CONT William G Mitchell, 46, judge of West Frankfort City Court, and a familiar figure in local public affairs for many years, was dead today as a result of an automobile accident near Belleville, early Sunday morning, in which Dr. Frederick Halsey, 59, East St Louis veterinarian, was also killed. Judge Mitchell's death was caused by a broken neck. His body was jurled 25 feet from the car. In the car with Judge Mitchell were Kenneth Robinson, 25, mining official from Colp, and Miss Florence Summers 27, and her sister, Opal, 25. Although the passengers were badly injured, physicians said today all would recover. Judge Mitchell came here from Eldorado where his parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas C Mitchell, still reside.

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Eldorado Journal November 28, 1919
1 CONT THOMAS MITCHELL
1 CONT Thomas Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, was born June 21, 1894. Died at the home of his parents November 20, 1919, aged 25 years, four months and 29 days. He is survived by a father and a mother, three sisters and one half brother and one half sister. One sister and one half brother preceeded him in death. In his early years Thomas was not a Christian but during his last illness he professed faith in Christ. He spoke often of his new found hope and urged and exhorted his loved ones to accept Christ and be saved from the consequences and the wages of a life of sin. In his agony and suffering as the end drew near, he often prayed to be permitted to pass into the life beyond. He requested those who watched with him to sing some songs that were dear to him, and up to the last moments he would lift his voice and join in the singing. Without fear or shudder of sorrow he passed gently at the last into death his one regret was that he had not yielded his life to Christ in earlier years. His last message to loved ones and friends alike was a warning to prepare to meet God. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist church in this city, Friday, November 21, 1919, at 2 p. m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. E. Prince. The body was laid to rest in Wolf Creek cemetery.

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