Kate Beatrice Dorothy Mitchell
Kate Beatrice Dorothy Mitchell (1892-1974)
Born in London as Kate Beatrice Dorothy Taplin the daughter of William George Taplin, a Traveller
1915 Married at lewisham to Christopher Gibbs Mitchell, a merchant
1920 Birth at Mitcham of son Peter Mitchell. In 1978 Peter Mitchell was awarded the Nobel Prize for his contribution to the understanding of biological energy transfer through the formulation of the chemiosmotic theory. 'His mother was a shy and gentle person of very independent thought and action, with strong artistic perceptiveness'.[1]
1933 Royal Aero Club Certificates No. 11545: Avro Club Cadet – Airwork School of Flying
1974 Died at Bodmin
