Pitman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Michael Ted Pitman

bookworm53 — 2012-05-17 18:55:59Z

Good to hear from you! I am sending a email at this time. I called and left a message for you.

Jane

Re: Michael Ted Pitman

derrickpitman — 2012-05-15 01:24:18Z

To bookworm53. Please call me or email me I am his son and he did not die. He is alive in Texas. Derrickpitman@yahoo.com my cell number is 832-638-9988. Thank you

Pitman grouping in Orange Texas

LizabethLinscomb — 2012-05-12 11:23:54Z

I have a family grouping of Linscombs in 1870 Orange county TX census that I think might actually be Pitmans. They are William born 1852 in LA, Samuel born 1856 in LA, Sarah born 1858 in Texas, Theodore born 1860 in Texas, and Julia born 1866 in Texas. Next door are the adults A. Linscomb and Nancy Linscomb who I think are actually Austin Fork and Nancy Ella Smith Pitman Fork. Austin married Nancy on 29 Jun 1870. The census was taken 2 Aug 1870. This might just be stretching it a bit but if this grouping fits a missing piece of your Pitman family, please let me know. Austin Fork was the brother in law of Sophie Linscomb Fork/Farque. Other Linscomb researchers cannot ID this family. The Sarah might be Sarah Elizabeth Pitman who married Christopher Columbus Murphy in Orange in 1874.

Re: Pitman-Newport, Wales

lisabberry — 2012-03-01 17:35:42Z

I tryed to send an email to your email it would not send. try to send any info on the pittman dna project to my email at lisabberry@embarqmail.com please lisa bradberry

Re: Pitman-Newport, Wales

DanPittman500 — 2012-02-29 21:32:27Z

Whoops! I forgot to add my direct email address (for the DNA Project information). Contact me at: dan.pittman@comcast.net

Re: Pitman-Newport, Wales

DanPittman500 — 2012-02-29 21:27:06Z

Lisa...I have been managing the Pittman DNA Project since March 2004. We test male Pit(t)mans (Y-chromosones) and currently have about 117 participants. Contact me direct and I will give you the basic information about the Pittman Project.
Thanks
Dan

Re: Pitman-Newport, Wales

lisabberry — 2012-02-29 20:30:55Z

Hello my name is Lisa Bradberry My Great grandmother was Elizabeth Pitman. She was Born in England and came to America in 1887 with at least 1 brother as children. My mother use to say that there was welsh, scotish and english in the mix. I would like to try some DNA testing. Do you know anything on that?

Re: Rebecca Pitman/Pittman

VictoriaPittman — 2012-02-17 22:43:06Z

Hello Marty
I believe your Rebecca Pittman is the daughter of William Pittman b. between 1770-1780 of Cambria Co. PA. I found William because I think he is my G-g-g grandfather. He can be found in these censuses: Summerhill Twp. Cambria Co., PA in 1830 but written as William Petman. He was listed as being 40-50, 1 son 0-5, 1 son 5-10, 1 son 20-30, 1 daughter 10-15. His wife was 40-50.
He was next found in Washington Twp. Cambria Co. PA in 1840. He is listed as being 60-70 years old has a wife 60-70 years old and has 2 male children at home that are 15-20 years old.
I think William and his wife probably died before the 1850 census.

William and his wife (unknown)had at least 6 children:
1)Benjamin 1800-1877 m. Elizabeth Smyers
2)Rebecca Pittman abt 1807 m. Philip D. George
3)Elias Pittman b. between 1810-1820
4)daughter Pittman b. between 1815-1820
5)John Pittman b.abt 1820 m. Hannah b. abt 1825
6)Jacob Pittman b. abt 1825 m. Margaret

Many of these children can be found living in these townships with their families in the censuses. Let me know if you can't find them.

My line is from William's son Benjamin. I had been looking for Benjamin's father for years and after looking at one of his daughter's obits, I found out he was living close to this William in Cambria Co.at that time. They were the only Pittman family in all of Cambria Co. at that time. Benjamin also named his first child William. This is great evidence that William is his father but I need official documentation to completely proove it. Benjamin Pittman and wife Elizabeth Smyers moved to Green Twp. Indiana Co. somewhere in the early 1840's. I can send you his tree if you want it.

If anyone knows who this William is or what his wife's name was I would love to find out!!! I think they came from NJ and England before that. My Pittman father had a DNA test which traces this line to Southern England! R1b1b2

I would love to trade any info on these families.
Thanks, Vicky Pittman Courte of Orlando

Re: Pitman John Matthew

HPittman33 — 2012-02-12 10:27:03Z

Thanks for replying. Sorry taking so long to thank you. I got a bit mixed up how to reply. Many Pitman's with one "t" could be related but it would be a long journey to find out. Better leave it alone. Have located John Pitman's gravestone and know it is my husband's ancestor. Thank you again.

Re: Pitman Family

LouiseWalker97 — 2012-02-07 05:32:48Z

Nancy Ann Pitman Blackwell was my gg grandmother. She was from Glassy Mt. (her mother was Elizabeth Ballew and John Joshua Pitman). They are related to Solomon (a brother of hers perhaps, but I am not sure). You may have a look at my tree to see if it helps. Information about Clarinda (Judith) Ballew is there as well which may assist you. Also I am interested in any other info you have and may like to share. Feel free to message me! Thank you!

Moses Pittman/Pitman ?>IN>IA>KS>OK

durandjk — 2012-02-06 15:17:00Z

Searching for information on Moses Pittman (? > IN > IA > KS > OK) - specifically the names of his parents. Moses is consistent in saying he's born 1819-20 in Kentucky on censuses. Was married to Mary J. Hutton in 1843 in Parke County, Indiana. Moved then to Iowa, then to Kansas in the 1850s, where he spent 35 years of his life. Then moved to Oklahoma in the 1890s during the land rush there. Died in Canadian County, Okla. in 1900.

He supposedly had a brother living in Whiteside Co., Illinois in 1910. I don't know a name or if it's true. Possibilities for this brother in the 1910 census say they're born in Pennsylvania, and there appear to be online trees for them, without a Moses of the correct age. I know that doesn't mean he doesn't belong with these families, I'm just trying to figure out where he *does* belong, and get some solid proof of that.

His children are: Rebecca, Mary J., Esther, Robert, Sarah and Ambie. All but Robert and Sarah stayed in Kansas.

Re: Pitman John Matthew

lindleyfarm1 — 2012-01-31 06:32:28Z

the first instance of 2 T's was when John recieved his ticket of leave in 1824 when his name was spelt both with 1 t and 2 T's. Some of his sons used 1T and some 2 T's. His Headstone reads Pitman..Les Pittman

Pitman John Matthew

HPittman33 — 2012-01-28 08:20:01Z

When did the surname Pitman become two "t's"?

Re: Pitman, John Joshua and Elizabeth

LouiseWalker97 — 2012-01-26 23:46:19Z

Hi- Elizabeth Ballew Pitman was my ggg grandmother. Here is what I have found so far. On my tree I also have a photo of one of their daughters, Nancy Ann Pitman Blackwell. But if anyone else can elaborate feel free to contact me as I am trying to find more information (especially any Cherokee connection) on this "branch" of my tree. Thanks!

"Millie Linder, a descendant of John Joshua and Elizabeth Ballew Pitman, recounts a legend in her family that Elizabeth was a full-blooded Cherokee. According to this legend, "John Joshua was riding a horse in the Glassy Mountain area and came upon a young indian girl fishing and married her. She was only ten years of age and had her first child at the age of twelve." This would appear, however, to be only legend as Elizabeth's parents are known and have no connection to the Cherokee."

gaolschkiadded this on 10 Feb 2007

George Pitman, Bromley, Kent

andywicks1 — 2012-01-26 07:30:40Z

We are trying to trace my wife's grandfather. Born about 1883/4 in London. Cannot find birth entry or census entries until 1911, but have his marriage to Grace Best in 1905 in Guildford and death in Maidstone Kent in 1941.

Can anyone give us any help or know any information?

Thank you.

Re: NC: Brittain/Britton Pitman

JoyJones422 — 2012-01-10 19:53:09Z

Thank you! I have since found that the other deed also lists Brittain as the father of Nicholas, Timothy, and Levi Pitman.

EVERETT AND MOLSEY PITTMAN

WWooley3 — 2012-01-05 23:26:52Z

Looking for the parents of Everett Pittman and his wife, Molsey Pittman. They married when Everett was about 24 and Molsey was 12 years old. I know that Everett was a cousin to Nathan and his son Albert. But, do not know how they are related. Everett was born in Robeson North Carolina, but then migrated to Marion County, Mississippi.

Michael Ted Pitman

bookworm53 — 2011-12-15 20:50:50Z

I am researching death info about Michael Ted Pitman who was born Jul 1947 at Colorado Springs, Co and died Jul 1993 in San Diego, California. He was the son of Wilford Gail Pitman and Xiva (Hinds) Pitman.

Jane

Re: Will of John Pitman, Southampton Co. VA, 1780

RH9593 — 2011-09-09 16:56:22Z

I ran across your message while researching John Boykin. I am trying to determine whether "my" John Boykin was the SON of Sarah Pitman and John Boykin.
My John Boykin was born Isle of Wight, Va around 1775 and died in Mississippi in 1836. Moved to MS around 1820. Married to a Catherine but don't know if this was the mother of his 5 children, listed as:
Nancy Boykin Harrison b - 1810; married William Harrison
William H Boykin b - 1811
John Pittman Boykin b - 1813; d - 1850 in MS
Drury D Boykin b - around 1818; d - 1864 in Alabama; married Cornelia D Currie in NC in 1849
Simon David Boykin b - 1820; d - 1854 in MS; married Frances (Fannie) Bradley in MS in 1841
All children were born in Southampton, Va
Does any of this sound familiar? Do you know if Sarah and John had a son named John Boykin? Do you know when Sarah died?
At this point I am down to "process of elimination" - pretty much hitting a brick wall. If you have any further info, please contact me - either here or by email address: rh9593@windstream.net Thanks, Pam Hensley

Re: HELP

HenryJohnston12 — 2011-08-23 18:28:19Z

Sorry I do not have an Alice Pitman in my family history. I see in the 1901 Dorset Census there is a 7 year old Alice Pitman who was a visitor on census day.

Re: HELP

phildoe022 — 2011-08-23 12:03:09Z

I am trying to trace My Grandmother,who I sadly never met,Her name was Alice pitman.She Married My Grandfather William Doe in 1918 at Wimborne Dorset,at the Weslyan Chapel.Her address given then was Hampreston,I would be very grateful for any Information anyone could supply.Kind Regards Phil

Re: NC: Brittain/Britton Pitman

myracsims — 2011-08-22 11:46:31Z

Robeson Co., NC DB "P" page 59; 18 May 1808
Think this deed shows that Brittan PITMAN was son of Thomas PITMAN.
Myra

NC: Brittain/Britton Pitman

JoyJones422 — 2011-06-27 20:34:08Z

I'm looking for any info on Britton Pitman. He was born either in Edgecombe County or Robeson roughly between 1775 and 1780, and lived most of his life in Robeson. He married Ruthy Lucas in 1815 and was on the muster rolls for war of 1812.

I know that he got the deed to land in Robeson County from Thomas Pitman, but I don't know if that's his father.

In 1838, he gave the deed to that land to Nicholas, Timothy, and Levi Pittman. Levi sold his share, and Nicholas sold the other two shares. Timothy and Levi both died in 1850 from typhus. Don't know if they're brothers, sons of Britton, or what.

Anyone have anything on any of these guys?

Joy

Josiah Pitman

west20blue — 2011-06-09 20:16:51Z

Am interested in Josiah Pitman in Robeson County North Carolina in 1830. I believe he is the same Josiah Pitman in Randolph County Georgia in 1840. Any help appreciated.

Re: William Morgan Pittman, 1784, Rowan, N. C.

marlalynnwhite — 2011-04-11 02:02:55Z

I realize this thread is a few years old! I'm just now getting back into the groove of researching family connections. I have Thomas Morgan Pitman marrying Gillie (I've seen this spelled multiple ways) Clifton. Not sure where I got her last name. Sorry I can't be of more help...hope you're still out there and need the information!

Thomas Pitman ( Pittman ) divorce 1857 from wife Nancy Parker Pittman

MisenheimerKY — 2011-03-13 22:59:56Z

June through October 1857 - Divorce of Thomas Pittman & Nancy Parker -

Equitable Summons

The Commonwealth of Kentucky

To the Sherriff of Franklin County , Greeting :

You are commanded to summon Nancy Pitman to answer, in twenty days after the service of this summons on her, a petition filed against her in the Franklin County Court by Thomas Pitman and warn her that her failure to answer , the petition will be taken for confessed, or she will be proceeded against for contempt : and you will make due return of this summons on the first day of the next July Term of said Court .

Witness , Philip Swigert , Clerk of the Franklin Circuit Court , this 13 day of June 1857 .

P. Swigert C.F.C.C.

Executed on Nancy Pitman a copy of the within delivered her June 22nd 1857

S M Noel for H J Morris Shf

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Franklin County Circuit Court

Thomas L Pitman Plaintiff

Nancy Pitman Defendant

The plaintiff Thomas L Pitman states that he was legally married to the defendant Nancy Pitman in the year 1837 in the State of Kentucky

They have both been living in Franklin County for about twelve years last part and both now or ___ therein

The plaintiff charges that the defendant has been guilty of adultery.

That she has time and again been guilty of such lewd and lascivious conduct & proves that she is unchaste

They have five children all under twenty one years of age . The plaintiff has been striving to sustain his family and to maintain the reputation of a virtuous member of the community and to raise his children in decency and so as to be respected.

It is improbable to maintain with the defendant the relations of husband and wife for she has frequently been found with other men at unreasonable hours and in answer to his _______ against it told him she “wanted a younger man “than the plaintiff.

That her conduct for several years past has been so unchaste and immodest as to prevent the plaintiff found from ______ him much to his _______ and to such an _____ him she carried her immodest and lascivious conduct that it has become ______ in the neighborhood .

The plaintiff prays for a divorce from the defendant and for all proper relief .

Thos Pitman

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Thos L Pitman

Nancy Pitman

This cause being submitted and the court being advised .

It is hereby ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff is and is hereby divorced from the defendant and restored to all the rights and privileges of an unmarried man.

It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover against the defendant all his cash herein expended

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Depositions of witnesses taken at the clerk's office of the Franklin Circuit Court in Frankfort on the 2nd day of October 1857 to be read as evidence in an action pending in the Franklin Circuit Court wherein Tho L Pitman is Plff & Nancy Pitman is deft.
Joseph C Smith being of lawful age and first sworn states
Guilty plff. Acts
State what language you have heard the deft Nancy Pitman make use of and when it was you heard it.
Ans. Sometime in April 1857 In a conversation between plff and defendant I heard plff say to deft that he supposed she was dissatisfied and wanted a younger man . She replied that she did want a younger man.
Quest. State what opportunities she offered you to have intercourse with her and what she said to you about it.
Ans. She on one occasion asked me to sleep in her room when the plff was absent. She at the same time told me that she expected Pitman or his friends were watching her, but that she did not care if they were .
Quest Where have both the Plff and deft lived for five years past .
Ans. I can't state
Quest. If you heard the deft say to the plaintiff anything about his catching another man in bed with her state what it was.
Ans. On one occasion I heard her ask Pitman " what he would think if he were to see her in bed with witness
Quest. What has been her conduct and character in as ____ woman
Ans. She bears a bad character for virtue among her acquaintances and further sayeth not.
Joseph Smith

O H P Garnett being of lawful age & first sworn states.
Quest by plff State what you have heard the defendant Nancy Pitman say in reference to her husband and her preferences for other men to him.
Ans. I have heard her say , taking her finger in her hand and screwing it around in her hand , that Pitmans was not bigger than a rut bird , this expression was made in the presence of one or two others beside myself.
Quest State whether or not you have heard her tell any person anything in reference to having intercourse with them.
Ans. I heard that she would come out to him behind the shanty.
Quest. Where have Pitman and the defendant lived for the last five years and where are they now living .
Ans. In Franklin County & they now reside in said county of Franklin.

O H P Garnett

Kentucky Franklin County
I W Franklin an examiner of Franklin County do certify that the forgoing depositions of Charles C Smith and O H P Garnett were taken before me and were read to and subscribed by them respectively in my presence at the time and place and in the action mentioned in the ______ the said Smith & Garnett being first sworn by me that the actions should be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth and their statements were reduced to writing by me in their presences . The plff & Jno Romans his attorney were alone present at the examination .
Witness my hand this 2nd day of October 1857.
W Franklin Exr'
Exrs fee $2 paid by plff

Re: M. Cain Pittman and Lydia Martin.

wamy2k — 2011-03-07 19:35:13Z

Dewey Hobson Martin was born 5 Feb 1899. His mother Lydia (Martin) Pittman died 8 Feb 1899 due to complications of delivery. Dewey was raised by Lydia's older brother Henry Franklin Martin and eventually took the Martin sir name. Lydia Martin's parents were Joel Foster Martin b.1839 d.1891 and Charlotte Caroline Jones b.1848 d.1925-1930.

I am William A. Martin, Dewey's grandson. I have this information firsthand from Dewey and also from Amanda Martin who was Henry Franklin Martin's wife and Dewey's adopted mother.

Your Pittman decendants are well documented. Please let me know if you need a hand elsewhere. Are you a decendant of William Burl Pitman or Urel Pitman. I can't seem to find a Selmer by Connie.

Re: Anyone familar??

WLawrence2182 — 2011-02-27 19:36:19Z

I am not aware at this time who might be Lewis Andrew Pitman’s parents. As Don G. commented, we thought possibly William “Longhunter” Pitman/ Sally Webb might be his parents or his grandparents because in the period of 1802 - 1816, Lewis Pitman lived in the vicinities of some of the family members of William Pitman and his brother Thomas Pitman.

However, no documentation connecting Lewis to these two families has been found and now Y-DNA testing has proved the two family lines are not related, even in the long ago past. DNA test results for Lewis Pitman and for the family lines of William “Longhunter” Pitman and also of Thomas Pitman are shown on the webpage of the Pitman/Pittman DNA Project.

Results on the Pitman Project webpage and search results within the Family Tree DNA Company’s database give some “Pitman” matches to Lewis at the 12 marker level but when markers through the 25 and 37 marker levels are compared, the matches prove to not be close enough in time to, as yet, prove helpful.

Research by a professional Genealogist in Kentucky some years ago and additional research on our own has resulted in some intriguing questions and possible results. It MAY be that Lewis Pitman, Priscilla Pitman/ Peter Brunt, Rachel Pitman/John Compton and Polly Pitman/Jonathan Manley, Jr. are connected someway. Polly Pitman Manley is proved as a daughter of Priscilla Pitman Brunt by the marriage record of Polly Pitman to Jonathan Manley, Jr. in Warren county KY.

30 Jul 1795, Mercer Co. KY, Peter Brunt married Priscilla Pitman.
1800, Peter Brunt is in a tax list in Washington co. KY which is adjacent to Mercer co.
18 May 1801, Washington co KY, John Compton married Rachel Pitman
25 Dec 1802, Mercer co KY, Lewis Pitman marred Nancy Johnston
1804, Lewis Pitman is on a Mercer co. tax list.

1 Apr 1805, Warren Co. KY, marriage bond for Jonathan Manley, Jr. and Polly Pitman. Consent is given by Peter Brunt, step father of Polly. We have been unable to identify Priscilla Pitman’s maiden name or her Pitman husband’s given name
28 Sep 1807, Warren co KY, Lewis Pitman buys land.
14 Nov, 1807, Warren Co. KY, LEWIS PITMAN, JOHN COMPTON, and PETER BRUNT all are witnesses on a land deed.
2 Dec 1809, Warren Co KY, Lewis and Nancy Pitman sell the land purchased in 1807.

1810 Census, Lewis Pitman is living in Butler co KY while Peter Brunt, John Compton and Jonathan Manley, Jr. are listed in the 1810 Warren county census living near each other.

1816/17, Lewis Pitman moves from Butler Co. KY to Orange county Indiana and 1829 he moves to Macoupin co. Illinois.
The Manleys move to Greene co. Illinois and Peter Brunt and the Comptons stay in the Warren and Barren cos. area of KY.

Re: Anyone familar??

DonaldGreen1492 — 2011-02-26 20:54:09Z

Dan

I have been searching for a long time but haven't come up with anything with proof.

Possibly could be William "Long Hunter"/ Sarah Sally Webb, but no documents to confirm it.

Don G

Re: Anyone familar??

DanPittman500 — 2011-02-26 19:49:01Z

Any idea who Lewis Pitman's (bc 1782 - 1849) parents were / location? Thanks

Re: Anyone familar??

heidefamily — 2011-02-21 21:06:19Z

Hi I have reason to belelive that you have my great grandfather on your tree. I am not a paying member but, I have been look for info on him since I found out about him.

Walter J Woodman

the picture is the only picture I have of him.

if you can help you can contact me at heidefamilywebsite@gmail.com

Searching for Dennis Pitman in the UK

sharonfreestone_1 — 2011-02-21 06:05:21Z

Hi - I'm searching for a Dennis Pitman who lived in our around Middlesex, UK in 1965 - he would've been in his early 20's then. He knew an Irish woman by the name of Carmel Egan.

Mamie Pitman in Brownwood, TX 1912

drbrownlee — 2011-02-17 06:13:07Z

Mamie is pictured in the 1912 Lasso, yearbook of Howard Payne College in Brownwood, Texas, and is an expression student. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

pitmans of fairfield county ohio

summerbreeze232009 — 2011-02-07 11:55:42Z

Im searching for any information on marion pitman or truman E pitman or any other Pitman of hocking and fairfield county ohio

Robert and Katherine Smallwood Pitman

garbagehunter — 2010-12-10 01:31:52Z

This is a copy of an email I wrote to someone whose email is no longer valid. Saw your post of Oct 09. I have some info and would like to verify with your info. I'm doing Thomas genealogy for my cousin.

I have that Robert Pitman and Katherine Smallwood had
Haywood (may be Robert Haywood) he had
Susannah Pitman who was the mother of
Isabelle Pittman (unknown father). Susannah a few years later married Francis Tinkler.
Isabelle married John H. Thomas. And I have that info pretty well down to the present although I'm still documenting some of it.

If we can be of help to each other email me. Thanks,

Re: Irene (Pitman) Smith, Wilburn Smith, Amy Lee Smith gravestone

rapitman — 2010-11-14 21:56:34Z

My information is that Irene Pitman Smith was the daughter of Buel Grant Pitman (1863-1954) and Dollie Irene Sanderson Pitman (1883-1966), both of Mayfield. Irene had a brother, Mitchell S. PItman (1913-2004) and a sister, Clemmie Mae Pitman Glisson (1914-1987).
Here is Irene's obituary:
Services Today For Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Irene P. Smith, 73, of Water Valley, route 1, died at 9:10 a.m. Thursday at Care Inn Nursing Home.
The widow of Wilburn Smith, Mrs. Smith was a retired employee of the Merit Clothing Company.
She leaves three sons, Charles W. Smith, Iuka, Miss., Wilburn Smith, Jr. and Charles Pitman, of Savanna, Ill., a brother, Mitchell Pitman, of Louisville, a sister, Mrs. Clemmie Mae Glisson, of Mayfield, 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Graveside services were held at 3 p.m. today at Maplewood Cemetery, by the Rev. Gayle Barnes.
Byrn Funeral Home was in charge.
Irene Pitman Smith obituary, "Deaths and Funerals," Mayfield Messenger, 22 October 1982, page 10.

Re: Irene (Pitman) Smith, Wilburn Smith, Amy Lee Smith gravestone

walterpitman — 2010-11-12 11:51:21Z

Irene Pitman is daughter of Walter Newton Pitman from S.Carolina and Frances Tennessee Wasson from Benton County Arkansas

Re: Marie Pitman; Frances & Bertha Pitman

dakotasouth55 — 2010-11-05 00:44:33Z

Her husband, Walter Baird, was my great-uncle. Would like to talk more. Please email me at dakotasouth55@gmail.com.

Re: Marie Pitman; Frances & Bertha Pitman

rjpit74 — 2010-11-04 16:24:34Z

To the best of my knowledge Marie is my Aunt, my father's sister. Her other siblings were Arthur, Ralph (my father), Helen, and Bertha.

Ralph (Jr.)

Marie Pitman; Frances & Bertha Pitman

dakotasouth55 — 2010-11-03 23:55:07Z

Looking for info on Marie Pitman (1888-1910 in South Dakota); daughter of Frances & Bertha Pitman; married to Walter Baird.

Re: Pitman, John Joshua and Elizabeth

vglover55 — 2010-11-03 03:11:41Z

My family Pittman was Salem Rollie Pittman m Angeline England.
He was b 1832 in Claireborn,Tn Indiana. Does this help anyone? I hope.

Re: Pitman, John Joshua and Elizabeth

regidee65 — 2010-11-01 12:30:31Z

I don't have anything as of now, but I will keep looking and try to let you know if i find anything. I am a decendant of his brother Solomen Pitman.
dee

Re: PITMAN Samie and Ada

aharwell43 — 2010-10-31 22:03:01Z

Thanks so much for posting about this headstone. One of my Pitman cousins....

Samuel Eugene Pitman, son of Samuel Carr Pitman and Mary Elotte Watson.

His wife, Ada Pitman, is Ada Cecil Jaynes, daughter of Samuel B. Jaynes and Emma Mae Hamilton.

"Samie" and Ada were married December 06, 1919 in Nolan Co., Texas.

Thanks again!

Pitman, John Joshua and Elizabeth

ronileigh1 — 2010-10-27 19:12:14Z

I am looking for information on John Joshua Pitman and his wife Elizabeth Pitman from the Glassy Mountain area of SC. I can not find any information on them after the 1860 census. However, I believe they may have moved to NC. Please let me know if anyone has any information on them.

PITMAN, Carol VanDeGrift - Jennings- married Richard Pitman

rhvh7 — 2010-09-09 05:27:42Z

Hoping to find relatives of Carol VanDeGrift Jennings Pitman.
Carol, daughter of Dorothy and Warren VanDeGrift dob: 12/22/1936
Married Richard Michael Pitman

If you are a family member, please contact me= (contact info if you click rhvh7 above.

George Michael Pitman

db2n — 2010-09-06 20:12:09Z

I'm looking for anyone with information regarding George Michael Pitman who started 1st grade in school at East Mountain Schools, Upshur County, TX in 1950. We understand that Michael is deceased and we would like to get in touch with any of his family to learn about his life between 1950 and the time of his death. The Grduating class of 1961.....Reunion in 2011.

Re: pitman/pittman/stuart/stewart/steward

coralkajira — 2010-07-23 19:49:34Z

Hi! my Grandmother was Lilly Myrtle Pittman. My Mother was Eunice Mable (Clem) Flanery.

Re: Wyatt Pitman b. 1828 AL

DanPittman500 — 2010-07-18 21:19:02Z

Do these names mean anything to you?

Matthew Pittman Jr. b1784 NC d 1849 Pontotoc Co. MS
Evan Alexander Pittman b 1823 NC d 1888
James Alexander Pittman b 1856 TX d 1947

Wyatt Pitman b. 1828 AL

OnesanNessa — 2010-07-11 01:27:23Z

I'm helping my stepmom learn about her Pitman family. I've traced them back to Pontotoc Co. MS in 1860:

Wyatt Pitman 32 AL
Mary M. 33 AL
William 7 MS
Zachariah? 4 MS (died young?)
Henry 3 MS
Frances 1 MS (Frank)

Mary's maiden name may be Morris. Wyatt's first name may have been Robert or Willliam.

Wyatt was in the Pontotoc Co. Militia in 1863. By 1870, the family had moved to Shelby Co. TN:

Mary Pittman 45 AL
Wyat 45 AL
Wm 16 MS
Henry 13 MS
Frank 12 MS
Jack 8 MS
Rob 5 MS
Cassie 3 MS (Caswell)
Virginia 6/12 TN

Something happened to Wyatt and Mary after 1870. By 1880, their children are found in the homes of neighbors. Perhaps Wyatt and Mary died in the yellow fever epidemic.

Is this family familiar to anyone? Does anyone know who Wyatt's parents were?

Thanks!

Vanessa H.

PITMAN 1 Lily Pearl 1887-1958

t42MountOlivet — 2010-07-03 15:46:21Z

PITMAN 1 Lily Pearl 1887-1958

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 215,827 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.