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Mitchell Campbell King was the son of teacher, lawyer and Judge Mitchel King (Kingo) and his first wife Susanna Campbell. The elder King headed to
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Mitchell C. King was the second-oldest; and with him began the family tradition in using his mother's maiden name
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Mitchell C. King married Elizabeth Laura Middleton in Charleston. They had eleven children. King was buried in
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from Charleston Medical College and settled on one of the family's farms in South Carolina and
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Zwei unbekannte Briefe Bismarcks: gerichtet an seinen Göttinger Jugendfreund Mitchell C. King
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in 1810 and both married on 23 February 1811 in Charleston. They had seven children.
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portrait of Mitchell Campbell King (1832/33 in Göttingen wearing the Hanoverian
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in remembrance of the family's Scottish heritage. He studied medicine at the
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Vol. 202 (1966), pp 352–362 (in German with text of the letters in English)
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in Germany. In Göttingen he was friends with Amory Coffin (1813–1884) from
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In the summer time the King family lived in the mountains of
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Kösener Korpslisten 1910, 70. Göttingen (Hannovera), No. 121
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Burials at Magnolia Cemetery (Charleston, South Carolina)
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People from Flat Rock, Henderson County, North Carolina
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Silhouette
colours
student cap
Charleston, South Carolina
planter
Carolinas
South Carolina
Campbell
Charleston Medical College
Göttingen University
Coffin Point Plantation
John Lothrop Motley
German Chancellor
Otto von Bismarck
Corps Hannovera Göttingen
German Student Corps
academic fencing
M.D.
Georgia
Flat Rock
North Carolina
Henderson County
Library of Congress
Otto-von-Bismarck-Stiftung
Friedrichsruh
Hamburg
German Empire
Presidential libraries
Magnolia Cemetery (Charleston, South Carolina)

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