Andrew Kitchen 1824-

[up2you2]

I have found Andrew Kitchen 1824- birth, his parents Henry B Kitchen 1797-1883 and Mary Drake 1806-1862, his two wives Jane Miller 1828-1958 and Matilda Ellison 1832-1893, along with his eight children.
However I cannot find Andrew's death details. He appears on the Census of 1860, 1870 and 1880.
His daughter Matilda again is the only one that I cannot find her death details.

The only glue I have found is near Memphis, Michigan:

In the 1925 "History of the East Michigan Conference of the Free Methodist Church" by Rev. M. DeVoist.  It listed the charter members of the Chapel Society.
 
Quotes- (pg. 154) "Under the labors of Rev. C. H. Sage... several persons...were converted..."  and, "The neighbourhood was situated about three miles distant, in a North-Easterly direction."   Which was at Lamb Rd. and Memphis Ridge (M-19).

And, "A partial list of the charter members at the Chapel were: ...Andrew Kitchen; Matilda Kitchen; Thomas Kitchen; Mary Kitchen and others."

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[*Sandra*]

The last sighting Riley, St Clair, Michigan - 1880

Andrew Kitchen   aged 54 years. born Canada.
Matilda E. Kitchen aged 47 years. born Canada.   
Thomas A. Kitchen aged 21 years. born Canada.   
Jane Kitchen aged 19 years. born Michigan.

There is a FIND A GRAVE entry for a Matilda Kitchen in Tennessee. Is that the same one 

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25120230



Sandra

[*Sandra*]

Posting census for info purposes. Wales, St Clair, Michigan 1860

Andrew Kitchen   34 Matilda Kitchen   28
Elsie Kitchen   10 Charlotte Kitchen   8
Cath Kitchen   6 Levi Kitchen   4
Thomas Kitchen   2 Matilda Kitchen 1 month

Little Matilda is not listed with the family in 1870 Wales, St Clair, Michigan.

Andrew Kitchen   46 and Matilda Kitchen 37
Thomas Kitchen   11 Jane Kitchen   9 Ruth Kitchen   7

Sandra

[up2you2]

This is Matilda's Mother, also named Matilda:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25120230

Perhaps the younger Matilda and Father are both buried in the same place.

[*Sandra*]

Guessed it might be - as per reply 1 - worth checking with the cemetery to see if Andrew is also there.  Perhaps Matilda would have been buried in Michigan if she died as an infant.

Sandra