Pitcher - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Joseph L. Pitcher, Schoharie County, New York

ChristineCrapser — 13 Aug 2008 6:20:23 GMT

Help, please!!! I am at a dead end, My gr.gr.grandfather was Joseph L. Pitcher, b.1822,N.Y.,d.1898, N.Y., he married Maria Hannay. He's burried in Eminance, Schoharie county, New York. He lived in No.Blenhime, Schoharie county, when he was married and up untill his death. I haven't been able to find him prior to that. I can't find his parents, I have some papers from a cousin, that contain some documents that he may have come from Dutches County, N.Y., but nothing concreate. Any one have Joseph in there tree or know of his family? Any help would be truly appricated.
Thanks,
Christine

Ebenezer Pitcher

donpit52 — 12 Feb 2008 3:52:37 GMT

Research has sent me to Oneida New York for Ebenezer Pitcher. He moved his family therefrom Vermont. I am hunting for any kind of info on his location and family. I need help big time. I havr totally lost this family. W. Pitcher

lewis henry charles pitcher

eileenvine1 — 26 Jul 2008 8:48:50 GMT

I am looking for the son's of lewis h c pitcher Graham Lewis Pitcher was born in 1942 in brixworth his mother was called Cathorine Ball his other son is called Brain Frederick Pitcher.

If anyone can help, I am looking in the U.K

Emily Bertha PITCHER

janndg — 21 Jun 2008 10:54:31 GMT

Looking for linage of Emily Bertha PITCHER, born 1890 Plymouth, Devon, England, married 1908 Plymouth, Devon, England. Married either Harold Harcourt Piercy or Richard William Henry Warren. Could have immigrated with husband to Australia in 1910.
Any information appreciated.

I'm looking for info. on Nathen W Pitcher.

amandrews1984 — 16 Jun 2008 10:26:26 GMT

Nathen W Pitcher was born in about 1860 in New York he moved to Connectitcut, married Annie Kenney and had 5 children, one who is my great grandmother Margaret Ann Pitcher. I believe his father was William H. Pitcher who was born in Connectitcut and his mother was Francis F. N/A who was born in New York. Any information would be great, thanks.

Martha Bryant, Pitcher

WaynePitcher1 — 27 Nov 2004 7:28:12 GMT

I have a Marriage certificate of marriage for Martha Bryant to Norman Pitcher in Oxford township, Butler County, Ohio on 8/3/1820 they got married and it was recored on 10/13/1820. Martha was born in Connecticut in 1794 and I have no parents or siblings. Everything seems to start in Ohio. My aunt did research but now is 84 years old and I have taken the staff any info will be appreciated so very much.

Pitchers in Upstate NY

jaburke2 — 11 Jun 2004 8:57:37 GMT

I am looking for information on William H. Pitcher born June 27, 1819 dide Unknown Married to Elizabeth Roberts born July 30, 1825 dide Feb. 15, 1898. They are my Great Great Great Great Great Grandparents.

Pitchers in Ohio

Stephanie Pitcher Ellinghausen — 8 Jun 2000 6:22:56 GMT

I am just starting my search and know that atleast several generations of my family stayed in Ohio. Any help or advice would be wonderful!

Pitchers N.Y./Ohio

jadith1 — 14 Mar 2002 3:23:50 GMT

My gggggrandfather was Benjamin Pitcher, son of Elijah and Jemine. He married a woman named Rachel------ and had at least two children, Guerdon, and Jane. Guerdon married a Rachel Crary in Kirtland, Ohio and Jane married Elihu Benton and also moved to Kirtland. This was in the last half of the 1700's and first half of the 1800's. I'm trying to find out who Benjamin's wife family were.

Pitcher family Mo and Ks

laceyloops — 22 Apr 2002 7:33:11 GMT

My grandfather, Hubert Bryan Moyer's mother was a Pitcher. Mo was where he was born

A story ; LEMAN HARMON PITCHER Just stayed a while

DeeDavidson97 — 30 Oct 2006 8:10:43 GMT

Raymond and George Pitcher / Trafalgar, Indiana

lewmoco — 29 May 2002 9:15:38 GMT

seeking forefathers and relatives of my great-uncle (Ray) and his brother.

Trafalgar is southwest of Indianapolis, near Franklin, Indiana.

Sally Pitcher of Culpeper Co Va

oclarke11 — 14 Jan 2008 1:12:50 GMT

Need parents & siblings for Sally b abt 1775. She marr Joel Rouse who was the son of Joseph Rouse & Susannah Railsback. Also need children for Joel & Sally.
Ollie

Pitcher

jaycee190 — 16 Jul 2006 3:29:50 GMT

Hi

Thanks for the reply.

I am trying to find a baptism for an Abraham Pitcher c1790. he married in North Norfolk but I do not know where he was born. I have found references to the name Abraham Pitcher in Mettingham (Sflk) and Mattishall (Nflk) but too early and the only son I can find for this one died very young, so he did not have any children.

I also have a family of Pitchers in Ellough going back to mid 1700s in case they ever linked up.

What details do you have?

I live just outside Bury St Edmunds incidentally. Email me direct if you want to.

Elizabeth Pitcher

Sue Tiffany — 13 Aug 1999 11:07:51 GMT

I am looking for the parents of Elizabeth Pitcher b. ca 1750 probably in KY. Elizabeth married Phillip Goodman, a veteran of the Revolutionary War and she may have received a widow's pension for Philip's service.

Phillip was also born ca. 1750 probably in KY or Virginia. They had 10 children:
Susannah b. ca 1794 m. David Harrington, Daniel, Thomas b. 28 Dec 1802 in Hardin Co., KY., m. Mary Polly Klinglesmith, Dr. James S. b. 28 Mar 1805 m. Pamela Haycraft, William R., Polly m. John Harrington (brother of David m. to Susannah), Abnor, Somira, Manderville, and Malora b. 1810 in KY.

Pitcher family from Montgomery County, Indiana

SherryBurkhardt50 — 18 Oct 2007 5:34:30 GMT

I'm looking for any info on Abram and Sarah Pitcher, they had a daughter Marie A. Pitcher who was born in Crawfordsville in the late 1800's. Would appreciate any info that anyone would have on this.

Rosella or Rosetta Pitcher: Shelbyville, Indiana

ladyames_1 — 25 Apr 2007 3:39:07 GMT

Looking for information on Rosella/Rosetta Pitcher b. abt 1879 in Indiana. Her father was Thomas Pitcher (b. Missouri), son of A. J. Pitcher (b. Indiana) and Luesa (1860 Census), and Idella Oaks.

Rosella married Sherman Ivie in Shelbyville, and by 1910 they were living in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana. I have finally located Sherman's death date (11/25/1919) and burial (Forest Hill Cemetery in Shelbyville), but his obituary has no mention of his wife or children. Additionally, Cemetery records indicate that he was "single" when he was buried.

As of yet, I have been unable to determine a) if they had divorced, or there was a mistake in his records as to marital status, b) when/where Rosella died and is buried.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Marianne Spencer
Indianapolis, Indiana

Stacy Pitcher of Shrewsbury, N.J. in 1887

BasketLady420 — 11 Jul 2007 8:12:34 GMT

Pitcher, Stacy, estate, is listed as being in Shrewsbury, N.J. in 1887.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information from a webpage called "Shrewsbury,NJ 1887 Dog Tax. The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.distantcousin.com/Directories/NJ/1887/ShrewsburyD...

Rev. Mary Pitcher

copet1 — 17 Jun 2007 4:16:37 GMT

Is anyone familiar with Mary Pitcher? She served in Wisconsin as a Freewill Baptist minister. I am President of the Wisconsin Freewill Baptist Historical Society and am trying to find descendants of deceased ministers, like I am, in the hopes of learning more about these people as well as possible orchestrating a “reunion” of the descendants of these ministers in 2008. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

SUSANNA PITCHER, b. 4 Mar 1759, Washington Twp., dau of JAMES & granddau of SAMUEL, m. THOMAS COLE, 1780

Jacqueline4242 — 30 May 2007 6:27:35 GMT

Letter from DONALD LINES JACOBUS,
Genealogist & publisher of the THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST
P. O. Box 3032, Westville Station, New Haven, CT.

to MRS. SCHAFFER, dated August 15, 1950.

excerpts:

SAMUEL & ELIZABETH PITCHER.
Will of SAMUEL PITCHER dated 28 March 1743, proved 7 Oct 1747. (widow - ELIZABETH)
They had 8 children: JAMES PITCHER, b. Norwich, 6 sept 1716, see below (from page 1)

PITCHER FAMILY - Page 4. & 5. (JAMES PITCHER & his children)

JAMES PITCHER, son of SAMUEL, SR., b. at Norwich, 6 Sept. 1716, had no children recorded at Woodbury, but many baptized, chiefly at Washington (Judea), though the eldest was baptized at the adjacent parish of Roxbury as son of JAMES of Judea.

1. SAMUEL, bapt. at Roxbury, 31 Jan. 1747/8.
2. ELIZABETH, bapt. 12 May 1751, m. 10 Oct 1771, ISAAC NEWTON.
3. BENJAMIN, bapt. 20 May 1753, (he may have m. Watertown, 29 Oct. 1777, JERUSHA WELTON, d. Watertown 19 June 1796 in
her 45 year: issue recorded at Watertown: LOIS, b. 14 Oct. 1778; TRUMAN, b. 19 June 1780; LEVERETT, b. 23 April 1782.
4. SARAH, bapt. 5 Nov. 1754.
5. JAMES NATH, (JAMES WORTH by another copy) bapt. 1 April 1761.
6. TRUMAN, bapt. 3 Sept. 1762.
7. JERUSHA, bapt. 4 May 1758, m. 8 March 1780, GIDEON ROBERTS.
8. SUSANNA, bapt. 4 Mar 1759 m. THOS. COLE 18 Nov 1780.
9. NATHAN, bapt. 28 April 1769.
10. JONATHAN, bapt. 1 Jan 1770.
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IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America
SUSANNAH PITCHER Female
Birth: 04 MAR 1759 Washington Twp, Litchfield, Connecticut
Father: JAMES PITCHER
Messages: Extraction of birth information from statewide indexes for Vermont and Connecticut.
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Washington CT Marriages as found in Early Connecticut Marriages by Frederick Bailey 1749 to 1799
Thomas Cole & Susanna Pitcher ..... 18 Nov 1780
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The Old Burying Ground of Ancient Westbury and Present Watertown"
by the Sarah Whitman Trumbull Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1938.
31 Capt. Thomas Cole - "In memory of Capt. Thomas Cole who died Jan 10, 1823 aged 62 years."
32 Susanna Cole - "In memory of Susanna Cole relict of Capt. Thomas Cole who died Dec. 21, 1831 aged 73 years. "
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My special THANKS to STEPHEN FERRISS for sending this information to me.

Jacqueline Sleeper Russell
Website:
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SRCH&...

Re: John H. Pitcher/ Elizabeth Digges

Milburn W. Lawson — 7 Nov 2000 7:07:47 GMT

I have marriage license of the above named and also pictures of John H. Pitcherand also a picture of John H. with his mother and father and brothers and sisters. The picture is old and still in the frame. These articles are of no interest to me and I am trying to get them in the hands of someone connected to John H. and Elizabeth. These were left when my brother-in-law died . He was the son of louise Pitcher Lewis ,daughter of John H. and Elizabeth. Hope I can find a home for them. Thanks

LOOKING FOR ILLINOIS PITCHERS

PATTIPITCHER — 31 Dec 2004 9:59:40 GMT

THIS IS ALL I KNOW:MY GF WAS WM THOMAS PITCHER,SR.;HIS BROTHER WAS HARRY AND THEIR MOTHER WAS NETTIE PITCHER COY,BORN IN IND.SUPPOSEDLY, THEIR FATHER WAS A RIVERBOAT PILOT.ANY HELPIS APPRECIATED.

PITCHER family NORFOLK UK to ?USA ?AUSTRALIA

amandawood53 — 14 Oct 2002 8:34:44 GMT

several of our PITCHER ancestors emigrated from Norfolk UK in the early 1900s.All were born around Sandringham, West Newton, Massingham,Their parents are buried in Dersingham.I think 3 boys and at least 2 girls emigrated.I do have lots of photos, census info,and family 'tales'.Does anyone have descendants from this part of Norfolk?

Joshua Pitcher, Mary Polly Pitcher

Cwestern27 — 25 Jan 2007 4:43:32 GMT

I am looking for information on Mary Polly Pitcher born 1824 and married John Scott Byrd in Madison Co. Ky. I think she is the daughter of Joshua Pitcher and maybe Nelly Brook, she had sisters Nancy, Sally and a brother James. I would be interesting in information on any of this family. I would be glad to share what I have.

Headstone found/Lillian W. Pitcher 1900-1929

crmoore92 — 20 Mar 2007 11:10:24 GMT

Story of the discovery of this stone in bay at LIttle Egg Harbor Twnsp, Ocean, NJ. Link below tells the story

http://www.ocobserver.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/2007031...

Carrie P. Pitcher, June 4, born 1882 in Rhode Island

rlbatty — 1 Apr 2004 8:04:50 GMT

Looking for any info on a Carrie P. Pitcher, she was born June 4, 1882 in Rhode Island. She married Thomas Eldred of Rhode Island - they had at least one son named John and possibly other children. Eventually they moved to Nebraska.
Darlene

england, pitcher

linda7942 — 5 Sep 2006 4:08:27 GMT

is there any contacts of my name in norfork ?

PITCHER of Maryland, South Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois

hhard1 — 15 Oct 2006 2:59:23 GMT

Charles Shafer

WaynePitcher1 — 8 Aug 2006 1:00:56 GMT

Any info on charles, siblings or parents. I have all info I need after that to a gg Grandmother. I know that he was in the Rev. Battle of Germantown, he was from Germantown as far as I know. Any help, thank you so much.

Pitcher

jaycee190 — 18 Jul 2006 3:39:18 GMT

I do not think my last message got through. So I am repeating it.

I am trying to find an Abraham Pitcher born c1790, died before 1851 census, states he was born in Norfolk on 1841 census. He married and lived in Thurgarton and Aldborough North Norfolk. I have a family of Pitcher's in Ellough back to the early 1700s and an Abraham son of John from Mettingham who married Mary Reader in 1762 and had a son James who died, which threw out my theory that this Abraham and James were ancestors, unless James had more children that I have not traced.

Any help or more infoprmation appreciated if you have come across this family, or if I have anything that might link with your family, let meknow.

William S Pitcher obituary

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From The Waupaca Post-Waupaca,WI-February 9,1878
DIED-PITCHER-In this city,Monday,Feb 4, 1878,WILLIAM S PITCHER,aged 79 years.
The deceased was born at Bridgeport,Conn, Oct 8,1799.He leaves a wife and a family of three children,Geo.,and Ira Pitcher,and Mrs. D. Barnum.He has resided at this place for twenty-three years. The funeral took place at the Methodist Church last Tuesday under the auspices of the Masons to which order he belonged.

Winona Pitcher Ball

Phyllis Phillips — 3 Apr 2006 2:14:26 GMT

Anyone related to / descended from Winona Pitcher Ball and James W. Ball : A Family Reunion this summer, Sunday, June 4 in Mulberry, Ks. Interested?
Contact Phyllis Phillips, pphillips3@kc.rr.com

Thomas J. Pitcher - obit, Nov 8, 1898, Baltimore, MD

ismithrice1 — 23 Mar 2006 2:41:38 GMT

On Monday, November 7, at 3 A.M., at No. 1517 West Lanvale street, Thomas J. Pitcher, in the 76th year of his age, beloved husband of Jennie Pitcher.

(rest of obit cut off)

--- Not related to me - no additional information

FREDERICK PITCHER

tinanash — 17 Jan 2006 4:03:01 GMT

Good Afternoon. I am trying to find information on an ancestor called FREDERICK PITCHER. He was born in Lynn, Norfolk, UK in 1866. He was on the UK 1881 census aged 15 living in Lynn, Norfolk. I am unable to trace him on the UK 1901 census. I am assuming he emmigrated to the US (from where to where I do not know) between 1881 and 1901. On May 28th, 1935 his name was mentioned in an article in the Lynn News, which said he was living in Muskogee, Oklahoma, US. Other information is that someone in the family has info that he died in Phoenix Arizona in 1953. A story also in the family is that he married a Native American woman, and that he possibly had a grandchild by the name of Fred.

This is sparce information I know, but that's geneology I guess. If there is anything that anyone can offer to help piece together some of this information, I would be very grateful

Regards, Tina

Pitcher Family Reunion in 2007 Milton, MA

Bill — 13 Mar 2006 2:42:34 GMT

Pitcher Family descendants are planning a family reunion in Milton, MA in 2007 at the site of the original Andrew Pitcher residence there. For more information see the web page set up for the reunion at www.pitcherfamilyreunion.com an email address is listed there to ask any questions you may have.

Carlous Schaffer, (Charles Shafer), and Maria Scharlotte Bastress

DonaldWayne_P — 17 Feb 2006 7:24:45 GMT

The info I have on Carlous is that he was born abt. 1760 in Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. I am not sure where this place is, but any info on his parents or siblings, or even the location of this place. Is it even still named Germantown? I added his wife so hopfully a connection can be made.

Edith V. Pitcher, 1923-1999 [obit]

map2knit — 2 Mar 2006 5:54:57 GMT

Pitchers in Schoharie ,NY

ChristineCrapser — 6 Feb 2006 9:33:45 GMT

I'm looking for info on my g.g. grandfather Joseph L. Pitcher b.1822/d.1898 He had a farm in Blenheim, NY in 1872. Any info on him would be great, especially his parents names and / or where he came from. Thanks

obit Rederick Earl Pitcher

cantorjoeocho — 1 May 2004 9:37:43 GMT

He died in Austin, TX at the age of 62 oon Wednesday, 7 Apr 2004 of lung cancer.
He was a US Navy veteran.
Survived by wife Betty of Austin;son, Fred Pitcher II of Austin and wife Lea Rhoden of Georgetown, TX; daughter, Margie Funkhouser and huabnd Tom of Georgetown;grandchildren, Heather and Brittany Holzgen of Georgetown.
Interment in Forest Oaks Memorial Park, Austin, TX.
Cook-Walden ( 512)892-1172

Eunice Pitcher and children Lucinda, Electa, Jane and Lester, of Cayuga County, NY, in 1850

Alicemhall46 — 9 Feb 2003 5:22:32 GMT

I am looking for information about Eunice Pitcher, who is listed on the US Census of 1850 in Sterling Township, Cayuga County, New York. Eunice was the daughter of Nathaniel Beardsley Whitehead and Elizabeth Trim Whitehead of Oswego County, New York. Her husband's surname was Pitcher, but given name is unknown. Children of Eunice and her husband were: Lucinda, Electa, Jane, and Lester Pitcher. If you have information about this family, please contact me.

Pitcher, Frederick Washington D.C.

smileomatic — 10 Nov 2005 9:02:21 GMT

My dad also have a family member who lost a finger many years ago on a lawnmower. My grandmother use to keep coins in the leggs eggs (plastic eggs that panty holes come in). She died maybe about 28-30 years ago. Any information on any family members would be appreciated.

Pitcher, Frederick Washington D.C.

smileomatic — 10 Nov 2005 8:56:21 GMT

I am looking for family on my dad's side. He was born in Washington D.C. I know his mom and dad passed away some years ago but do not know their names. I believe his brother, cousin or uncle was once the chief of police out there. Can anyone help me?

Pitcher - NY

margie6131 — 19 Jul 2003 2:13:22 GMT

My father Walter Pitcher died a few years back and we never really heard anything about his family. I have been e-mailing a few people to see if they are part of my family history. My dad's parent's names were Howard Pitcher and Nora (Dwyer) Pitcher. They lived in City Island (Bronx) New York. I believe that my grandmother had family in New Jersey, but it's a bit fuzzy. My dad had 8 brothers and sisters, Robert, Forman, William, Richard, Marie, Jeanette, Dorothy and John. If you know of any of the names above or have any information on who my great grandparents might have been, please let me know. Thank you.

Andrew Pitcher

Bev — 15 Feb 2000 10:29:34 GMT

Have info on decendents of Andrew Pitcher who came from England about 1633, died Dec 19, 1660. He had five children: Samuel, Experience, Ruth, Mary and Nathanel.

PITCHER & DURYEA of Charleston South Carolina

hhard1 — 15 Oct 2006 2:59:23 GMT

I am looking for the descendants of Samuel PITCHER, Born 3 March1828 at Yetminster Dorset England.

Migrated to the United States in 1829 and was living in Election District 2, Frederick County, Maryland in the US 1830 Census with parents Barjew PITCHER and Hannah nee MINTERN. They moved to Sycamore Township, Hamilton County, Ohio by the time of 1840 Census.

Samuel PITCHER married Louisa KNIGHT (born England) possibly in South Carolina. All their children were born in South Carolina.

Children:
1. Emma PITCHER (born 1854- ?)
2. Charles S PITCHER (1857-1943) married Elizabeth Frances ?
3. George M PITCHER (1859-1924) married Lena W WINTER – No children surviving
4. Samuel Frederick (born 1862- ?)
5. Walter PITCHER (born 1868- ?)
6. Louisa E PITCHER born 1872, married Robert DURYEA early 1900s, two children Robert DURYEA and Emma L DURYEA
John Taylor PITCHER (1875-1944) – appears not to have married

The family were living in Scranton, Ward 4, Luzerne, Pennsylvania at the time of the 1870 US Census and at Hasell Street, Charleston, South Carolina in the 1880 Census.

The family appear to remain in South Carolina with a number of descendants.

Any help readers could give to locate marriages and deaths of the Pitcher family, or to make contact with living next of kin would be much appreciated.

Sincerely

Heather Hardwick, Hampton East, Victoria, Australia

Clara (Carrie) E. Pitcher - obit 1883 NY

WJFjelstad — 20 Aug 2005 7:52:21 GMT

Obituary:
The St. Lawrence Herald
Friday October 19, 1883
Miss Carrie Pitcher, formerly of Gouverneur, late in the employ of N. L. Stone, Photographer, Potsdam, NY died on Saturday morning last of typhoid fever. Miss Pitcher it will be remembered lived in the family of Wm Whitney of this place previous to her removal to Potsdam. She was a young lady of fine personal appearance, unblemished character, and loved and respected by all who knew her. Gouverneur Free Press.

Clara E. Pitcher (aka: Carrie) was born about 1859 in Winona, MN the daughter of William L. and Phebe F. (Hubbard) Pitcher, both originally of Martinsburg, Lewis Co, NY.

Pitcher, William G. (OBIT PA 8-12-2005)

myobituarysite — 14 Aug 2005 12:06:59 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 8-12-2005
Deceased: Pitcher, William G. (OBIT PA 8-12-2005)
Age: 62
Last Address: Dillsburg, PA
Death date: 8-10-2005
Birth date: 2-27-1943
Birth place: Algona, IA

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Maria Palmer Pitcher Beardmore 1829 - 1911 obits

Pitcher99 — 28 Apr 2006 3:41:25 GMT

Amelia A. (Gowen) Pitcher 1832 - 1923

Pitcher99 — 28 Apr 2006 3:41:25 GMT

From Waupaca County News
January 4, 1923
Waupaca, Wis.

OLD RESIDENT DIES

Amelia A. (Gowen) Pitcher was born in Centerville, New York state on March 21,1832, and answered the call to the Great Beyond, from the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.C. Boyce, on the first day of 1923, she having reached the advanced age of 90 years, nine months and ten days. General debility was the cause of her death.

At the age of 16 she became a member of the Presbyterian church. On August 22, 1855, she was united in marriage to Ira C. Pitcher at Rockdale, Penn. She and her husband came to Waupaca, and resided in this city a short time then moving to Farmington where she has since lived. To this union four children were born, Ralph of Milwaukee, Frank of Seattle, Eva Boyce of Farmington, and Putnam of West Allis. She also is survived by one brother A. W. Gowen of Burnes, Oregon; two step-children Delal of of Burnes, Oregon, and Wallace of Buchannan, Mich., seven grand children and two great grand children. She was one of the oldest residents of the Town of Farmington.

The funeral was held from the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.C. Boyce, at 1:45 o'clock this Thursday afternoon, Rev. E.M. Oliver of the Methodist church officiating. Her remains find their resting place in Lakeside cemetery, beside those of her husband, who crossed to the Other Side on June 28, 1910.

PITCHER Ira C. 1830 - 1910

Pitcher99 — 28 Apr 2006 3:41:25 GMT

PITCHER from Kent England

ElwynRIGBY — 30 Apr 2002 1:04:12 GMT

Searching for any PITCHER families from Kent England. The name was PILCHER sometimes in the 1700s'.
Elwyn RIGBY - Australia

PITCHER/MARSHALL/PATTIT(PETTIT)MOAK,ROWBACK,CASLER

joycehughes83 — 15 Sep 2001 10:30:08 GMT

ANCESTERS FROM SHARON, NEW YORK,LEESVILLE AND MAPLETOWN, N.Y. HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED

CLIFFORD PITCHER

glenda42303 — 10 Jun 2005 1:36:04 GMT

Clifford L. Pitcher was born Feb 9, 1885 in MI to Charles Pitcher and his first wife Rosa Bell, who married second to Orin D. Wescott. In 1900, he lived with his mother and step-father in Allegan Co., MO. By 1910 they moved to Washington State and lived in Vancouver in Clark Co. Clifford married Sophia ______ and they had a daughter Gertrude, who was probably their only child. In the 1920 census, they lived in Marshall Co., IO where he was a construction worker. By 1930 they lived in Seattle, WA in King Co. and he was a structural engineer. Charles Pitcher had Clifford and another son Leo Eugene by his first marriage to Rosa Bell ___ and several children by a second marriage to Ada Blancett in KY. Clifford's half-sister is my grandmother, Besse James Pitcher..

Emerson & Gertrude Pitcher family of New Haven, CT

clglade — 15 May 2005 4:31:59 GMT

Emerson and Gertrude(Squires) had 8 children. Edward, Gordon, Raymond, Robert, Mary, Harriet and Virginia.
Mary and Harriet were taken away and put in Southbury Training School , until they were able to live on their own. Both were spinsters. Virginia went to live with a foster family. I don't know their name. All the kids remained in CT their entire lives. Would like to have any help with school records, cemetery, anything that could tell me about this family.

Norman Pitcher

WaynePitcher1 — 27 Nov 2004 7:28:12 GMT

Information on Norman Pitcher, in the 1850 Butler County, Ohio census it states he was born in Vermont in 1790. In the census it shows only 3 Pitcher families. Norman married Martha Bryant born in CT. They were married in Ohio in 1830 can anyone get information on their parents or siblings.

Marriage - Hattie A. Pitcher & John E. Williams - 1886 - Lewis Co NY

WJFjelstad — 20 Jul 2003 5:39:34 GMT

Lowville Journal & Republican - January 21, 1886
John E. Williams, of Turin, and Miss Hattie A. Pitcher, of Martinsburg, were married on the 13th inst.

Researcher's note: Hattie A. Pitcher is thought: b.1865; daughter of Lewis A. Pitcher & Eliza A. Robbins. Lewis A. Pitcher was the son of Reuben E. Pitcher & Lydia Herrick of Martinsburg, Lewis Co. NY.

pitcher family

landjcripps — 14 Sep 2005 12:33:43 GMT

Hello

I am looking for Richard Pitcher who married Mary Helyar of East Coker Court

or any Pitchers of this line

Thankyou

J Clark

Herman J. Pitcher & Mary (Matie) J. Hart - Martinsburg, Lewis Co, NY>Iowa

WJFjelstad — 19 Jul 2003 1:27:03 GMT

Married - 1873 - unidentified newspaper clipping
Pitcher - Hart
At Martinsburg, in the M. E. Church, Nov 18th, by Rev. Daniel Marvin Jr., Mr. Herman J. Pitcher to Miss Matie J. Hart.

Martinsburg Methodist Episcopal Church Record of Marriages: Nov 18, 1873 - Mr. Herman J. Pitcher Martinsburg to Miss Matie J. Hart of Glendale; in the M. E. Church at Martinsburg. Witnesses Howard Bingham & Emory Curtis

Researcher's note: this may have been a double wedding with Edward A. Stiles and Ellen J. Pitcher. (same date, place, witnesses as above)

Martinsburg Methodist - Episcopal Church Record of Baptisms: March 25, 1888 - baptism of Herman, Mary, & Clara Pitcher.

Researcher's note: Clara was Herman & Mary's daughter b. March 10, 1879

August 27, 1903 - unidentified newspaper clipping
Herman Pitcher and wife, of Postville, Iowa, are visiting his mother, Mrs. G. H. Pitcher. This is his first visit here since he removed to Iowa fourteen years ago.

Researcher's note: believe there is an error in the above newspaper clipping. Believe Herman's mother was Jane C. White and his father James Harvey Pitcher (i.e. J. H. Pitcher not G. H. Pitcher). James Harvey Pitcher was the son of Reuben E. Pitcher & Lydia (Herrick) Pitcher.

Owens and Iverson

DonaldWayne_P — 17 Feb 2006 7:24:45 GMT

Need info on the Owens family and Iverson family of Medaryville, Indiana. Now deceased but James Omar Owens and any family info. And also the Iverson family in Medaryville, Indiana. These are my son-in-laws side and it has been so hard to get info. Douglas Odein Iverson is buried in Medaryville and the Owens are buried in Winamac, Indiana.

Charles Franklin Andrews

DonaldWayne_P — 17 Feb 2006 7:24:45 GMT

I am hoping to get info on Charles Franklin Andrews or his wife Nellie (Meeks) Andrews. They lived in Jasper County, Newton, Illinois. I have been told that he was adopted, not sure, he had to of been born about 1880 ? His oldest son Perry Oliver Andrews was born in 1910. They lived in Newton when I was a Kid but I don't even have an address. They lived off the northeast corner of the square. I havr been told they are buried in Riverside Cemetery.

Pitcher family of Jefferson Co. & St. Lawrence Co. New York

martiroe — 7 Jan 2005 8:40:44 GMT

Looking for descendants of Peter Pitcher & Matilda Smith who were living in Jefferson Co. NY during late 1840's and early 1850's. Children: Esther, Oscar, Adelia, Viola, Isola (?) and Lillian.

Oscar was born 18 Dec 1847 in Jefferson Co. and married Isabelle Dustin and he probably died in Berrien Co. Michigan. Lillian (Lillie) married Edgar Marshall Hotchkiss 26 Dec 1872 in Berren Co., Michigan. Peter and Matilda also probably died in Berrien Co. MI.

Pitcher Family from Dorset England to Maryland, Ohio, Illinois and Oregon USA

hhard1 — 15 Oct 2006 2:59:23 GMT

I am looking for descendants of Barjew PITCHER born 1798 at Melbury Osmond Dorset England and married 1827 at Yetminster Dorset to Hannah Mintern. They emmigrated to the US about 1830. They were in Frederick County Maryland in the 1830 Census. Hannah died possibly between 1840 & 1850. Barjew Pitcher (sometime indexed as Barry Pitcher) was next located at Sycamore Hamilton County Ohio in both the 1850 and 1860 Census. They had five children:
1. Samuel born 1828 at Yetminster Dorset England. He married Louisa and was living 1870 in Scranton, Luzerne Pennsylvania, with five children Emma 1854, Charles.1858, George. 1859, Samuel 1862 and Mathew 1868.
2. Louiza PITCHER born 1832, Frederick Maryland and possibly died before 1840
3. William PITCHER born 1837 near Sharonville Ohio. Was a Civil war veteran, married 1867 Crawford Illinois to Ellen Hanna but separated after the birth of their daughter Theodosia. He died 1924 at Prineville Crook County Oregon.
4. Elizabeth PITCHER born about 1835 possibly in Sycamore Hamilton Ohio. She was at home for the 1840 & 1850 Census but has disappeared by time of the 1860 census.
5. Isabella born1841in Ohio was at home with her father in the 1860 census.

Possible family descendants include Emma Wilkinson, L. Hutchinson Shipley of Connersville Indiana, Emma Wilkinson of Oklahoma City, Frank Hutchinson of Milton Indiana, and Nelson Hutchinson and Ida. Hutchinson of Bentonville Indiana, Theodosia Gillam, Maree Alice Meyer of Monterey California, Atley Leonidas GILLAM of Wichita KS and Ova Pearl Gillam.

Any assistance readers could offer would be appreciated.

Pitchers of Lane County, Oregon and nearby areas

John Williams — 30 Jan 2003 10:33:32 GMT

I am researching the Pitcher family tree of those that lived in and around Lane County, Oregon. Some unique names are Greenbury Pitcher and Alpha Pitcher. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Lois Pitcher, 1899-1922, Chevy Chase, Montgomery County, MD

grucelak123 — 7 Dec 2004 10:32:14 GMT

I am looking for information about Lois Pitcher's family. She was born in Washington, DC, December 3, 1899, the daughter of Eugene Pitcher (b. Massachusetts) and Delia Marison (b. Illinois).

Lois was 22 years old when she was killed in the Knickerbocker Theater Disaster on January 28, 1922.

If anyone knows of this family, I'd appreciate hearing from you. Many thanks.

Debbie K. Chambers

Pitcher family info

Nancy Taylor — 2 Jul 1999 7:28:50 GMT

Am looking for any info about my grandmother's
family. Her father was Thomas Pitcher, his parents
were John Molly Pitcher. Thomas' wife's name
was Mammie Lee Henderson Pitcher. Any info
greatly appreciated. They are from Kentucky.

Found; Reuben PITCHER Rev War Soldier, b East Ripley Chautauqua Co Ny

DeeDavidson97 — 30 Oct 2006 8:10:43 GMT

Mrs. Wallace (Carrie Weed) Pitcher 1868-1930 obituary

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

Stevens Point Daily Journal
December 31, 1930
Stevens Point (Portage),Wis.

Mrs. Wallace D. Pitcher, a former resident of Stevens Point, died Monday morning at Buchanan, Mich. Word of her death has been received by Mrs. H.C. Welty,231 Ellis street, an old friend.

Mrs. Pitcher will be remembered by old residents as Miss Carrie Weed. She spent the early years of her life in this city, and after her marriage to Mr. Pitcher, lived at Ripon,Wis.

She is survived by one son, Harold, residing at LaCrosse.

The remains will be brought to Stevens Point for burial, arriving from Buchanan Friday morning at 9 o'clock, accompanied by the son. The body will be taken to the Boston funeral home, where services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Stevens Point Daily Journal
January 3, 1931

Funeral of Mrs. Pitcher

A large number of old friends of Mrs. Carrie Weed Pitcher, resident of Stevens Point prior to 39 years ago, attended her funeral at the Boston funeral home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Pitcher died last Monday at Buchanan, Mich., and her remains arrived here Friday morning from that city, accompanied by her son, Harold, of LaCrosse. Her husband, Wallace D. Pitcher, was unable to come on account of illness.

The funeral was held at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Carl Asmus of St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, of which Mrs. Pitcher had been a member, officiating. Burial took place in Forest cemetery. The casket bearers were Charles E. Wert, Alex Wallace, H.C. Welty, and Walter Jens.

Those from out of town who attended the funeral, in addition to her son, were Mrs. Louise Whittaker and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jens of Manitowoc.

Mrs. Pitcher was born in northern Portage county, near Knowlton, on May 1, 1868, and resided there with her family during her girlhood.

Will of James W. Pitcher, Johnson County, IN

lbhartley — 4 Mar 2004 7:45:42 GMT

William H. Pitcher and Elizabth Roberts Pitcher

jaburke2 — 11 Jun 2004 8:57:37 GMT

I am looking for any informataion on William H. Pitcher born June 27, 1819 - died Unknown. He married Elizabeth Roberts Unknown. She was born July 30, 1825 in Graftion, NY and died February 15, 1898 in Brunswick, NY.

They had eight children:
I. Charlott A. Pitcher, b. Abt. 1845; d. Unknown
II. James W. Pitcher, b. Abt. 1847; d. Unknown
III. John. H. Pitcher, b. Abt. 1949; d. Unknown
IV. George Edward Pitcher, b. Abt. 1851, Branswick, NY; d. December 9, 1925, Branswick, NY
V. Sarah F. Pitcher, b. October 3, 1853, Branswick, NY; d. June 7, 1925, Brnaswick, NY. Age: 5
VI. Marrtha J. Pitcher, b. Abt 1856; d. June 12 1892, Brunswick, NY. Age: 37
VII. Eliza A. Pitcher, b. December 7, 1858; d. August 12, 1877. Age: 14
VIII. Mary E. Pitcher, b. April 1, 1871; d. March 27, 1886
Age: 14

George E. Pitcher Married Carrie Miller Unknown they are my 2nd great-grandparents, If you have any information on them let me know or if you need information on them to the present I have more stuff.

Pitcher family

John Wendling — 19 Apr 1999 8:12:52 GMT

Vital birthplace/date records for Aaron Pitcher of New York.
Possibly from Dutchess County, N.Y. Aaron died ca. 1864 in Cayuga county ,N.Y.
He married Anna Coye-(father Vine Coye).

Obit. Benjamin Anthony Pitcher

KAYROM — 22 Apr 2004 4:57:19 GMT

Oct. 27, 1921-March 1, 2004

Benjamin Anthony Pitcher, 82, of Carlsbad died March 1. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and was a civil service industrial engineer for the U.S. government.

Survivors include his daughter, Lauri Baldino of Carlsbad; son, Benjamin Pitcher of Tucson, Ariz.; and six grandchildren.

Mass: 2 p.m. tomorrow, St. John ' s Catholic Church, 1001 Encinitas Blvd., Encinitas.

Celebration of life: 3:30 p.m. tomorrow, Pat & Oscar ' s Restaurant, 965 Palomar Airport Road, Carlsbad.

Private inurnment in Tucson was planned.

Arrangements: Encinitas Chapel.
Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 3/11/2004.
(volunteer submission)

Pitchers: Dutchess & Columbia Co. NY

jthebiker1 — 29 Mar 2004 5:44:03 GMT

I obtained the following Pitcher births, baptisms and marriages from the priest of St. Sylvia's Catholic Church In Tivoli, Dutchess County, New York. He personally transcribed them from handwritten records. (Please do not bother him for more information, as he has no more and is a busy one-man operation in that parish). I have more information on some of these people, including relationships. I am also interested in receiving information from others about them.

Marriages
Edward V. Pitcher & Ethel Minkler married July 27, 1933
Edward J. Pitcher & Nancy L. Lasher married March 26, 1960
Francis O. V. Pitcher & Sylvia Bathrick married April 1, 1934
Sylvia M. Pitcher & James Reginald Van Steenburgh married May 24, 1942
William L. Pitcher & Istella Smith married Nov. 19, 1919

Births/Baptisms
Barbara Estelle Pitcher born Dec. 11, 1924, baptized Dec. 21, 1924
Brian E. Pitcher born Apr. 12, 1962, baptized Aug. 12, 1962
Douglas W. Pitcher born Aug. 18, 1960, baptized Oct. 2, 1960
Edward Edmond Pitcher born Oct. 30, 1939, baptized Nov. 19, 1939
Edward Vincent Pitcher born July 20, 1908, baptized July 26, 1908
Ellen Cecelia Pitcher born June 8, 1948, baptized June 27, 1948
Ethel Ruth Pitcher born Aug. 30, 1924, died Sept. 16, 1924
Frances May Pitcher born Oct. 1, 1934, baptized Nov. 4, 1934
Francis Oakley Vincent Pitcher born June 17, 1910, baptized Aug. 8, 1910
Mary Rose Pitcher born Sept. 18, 1929, baptized Sept. 28, 1929
Ruth May Pitcher born July 15, 1920, baptized July 21, 1920
Walter Pitcher born Jan. 10, 1926, baptized March 28, 1926
William Leo Pitcher born Nov. 03, 1922, baptized Nov 13., 1922
William R. Pitcher born Jan. 29, 1879, baptized Sept. 13, 1919

PITCHER John M. Sr. 1940 - 1970 obit

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From Stevens Point Daily Journal Apr. 21, 1970
Stevens Point (Portage), Wis.

John Michael Pitcher, 29, of 409 Bliss Ave., died at 2 a.m. today at University Hospitals at Madison. He became ill on Jan. 29 and was hospitalized here. He was transferred to Madison on Feb. 3 and had been a patient there since.

Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 10 a.m at St. Stephens Catholic Church and burial will be made in the parish cemetery.

The body is at the Dzikoski Funeral Home, where friends may call after 2 p.m. on Wednesday. A general rosary will be prayed there Wednesday evening at 7:30.

Mr. Pitcher was born in Stevens Point on Nov. 26, 1940, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pitcher, who live at 2832 Mary St. He attended school here and on Feb. 23,1963, he married Bernice (Dolly) Kizewski at St. Bronislava's Catholic Church at Plover. Mr. Pitcher, a furniture sprayer, had been employed for the past 10 years at the Joerns Furniture Co.

He is survived by his wife; two sons, Ricky, 6, and John Jr., 3; his parents, three brothers, Donald, Greenfield, Jerome, Appleton, and Richard, Menasha, and three sisters, Mrs. Richard (Beverly) Coulthurst, Route 1, Custer, Mrs. Gerald (Dorothy) Bruley, Green Bay, and Mrs. Steve (Patricia) Bembenek, Galloway.

He was preceded in death by one infant brother.

Kenneth George Pitcher, infant son of George and Bertha Pitcher, obit

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From Stevens Point Daily Journal, 7 July, 1942
Stevens Point, Wis

Kenneth George Pitcher, age seven months, son of Mr and Mrs George Pitcher, 1003 Blaine street, died Saturday night at 10 o'clock at the family home following an illness of one day. The baby was born last December 13 in Stevens Point.
Services were conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with burial taking place in Guardian Angel cemetery.

Bertha M. (Wayer) Pitcher 1906 - 1979, obit, wife of George A. Pitcher

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From Stevens Point Daily Journal 5 May 1979
Stevens Point (Portage), Wis.

Mrs. Bertha M. Pitcher,72, 2832 Mary St., died Friday morning at St Michael's Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack at home.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St Stephen's Catholic Church with the Rev. Thomas Mullen officiating. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Dzikoski Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Sunday. A general rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Mrs Pitcher was born Oct. 19, 1906, in Stevens Point, a daughter of Joseph and Frances Wayer. She attended St. Peter's Grade School and graduated from the old Stevens Point Normal School. She was employed at the Whiting Plover Paper Mill until her marriage to George A. Pitcher on Nov. 29, 1933, at St. Peter's Catholic Church. After their marriage, the couple lived in Stevens Point and moved to their present address 33 years ago. Mr. Pitcher died Feb. 6, 1971.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Richard (Beverly) Coulthurst, 111 Green Ave., Mrs. Gerald (Dorothy) Bruley, Green Bay, and Mrs Steve (Patricia) Bembenek, Galloway; three sons, Donald, Hales Corners, and Jerome and Richard, both of 2832 Mary St.; and 28 grandchildren.

Besides her husband, she was precede in death by two sons, her parents, brothers and sisters.

George Anson Pitcher, 1913- 1971 obit

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From Stevens Point Daily Journal 8 Feb 1971
Stevens Point(Portage) WI

George A. Pitcher, 57, 2832 Mary St., was dead on arrival at St. Michael's Hospital Saturday morning. He had a heart condition for the past four years.

Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Stephens Catholic church. The Rev. Thomas Mullen will officiate burial will be held later in the parish cemetery.

Friends may call today at the Dzikoski Funeral Home, where a general rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock.

Mr. Pitcher was born May 22, 1913, in Plover, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pitcher. He attended public schools and was a graduate of Emerson High School.

He married Bertha Wayer on Nov. 29, 1934, at St. Peter's Catholic Church. They settled in Stevens Point and have been living at their present address for the past 25 years.

Mr. Pitcher was employed as a truck driver with the Stevens Point street department and retired four years ago because of his health.

Survivors include his wife, Bertha; three daughters, Mrs. Richard (Beverly) Coulthurst, Custer, Mrs. Gerald (Dorothy) Bruley, Green Bay, and Mrs. Steve (Patricia) Bembenek, Wittenberg; three sons, Donald, Greenfield, Jerome, Appleton, and Richard, 2832 Mary St; 24 grandchildren; three brothers, Glen, Winamac, Ind., Claude, Norfolk, Va., and Harold, 609 Mary Ann Ave., and three sisters, Mrs. Gerald (Susan) Skoor, Milwaukee, Mrs. Lawrence (Carrie) Coulthurst, Milwaukee, and Mrs. J.(Fern) Maxan, Green Bend, Kansas.

Mr. Pitcher was preceded in death by one son.

Researchers note: He was actually preceded in death by 2 sons, one was an infant.

Mrs. Carrie M. Pitcher (wife of Anson Pitcher) obit

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From the Stevens Point Daily Journal, May 8, 1935
Stevens Point,(Portage), Wis.

Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie M. Pitcher, a pioneer resident of Portage county, who died Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Gurney at Elkhart, Indiana, will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Pitcher's home in Plover. Rev. Claude R. Shaver will officiate at services at the home and Eastern Star services will be conducted at the grave in the Plover cemetery.
Mrs. Pitcher had been in ill health since January and confined to bed for the past two weeks.
Born at Panama, Chautauqua county, New York, on January 25, 1854, Mrs. Pitcher, whose maiden name was Carrie M. Oles, came to Stevens Point at the age of four years with her parents, William H. and Lydia Betterley Oles. A short time later they moved to a farm in the town of Belmont and then to Plover when Mrs. Pitcher was 12 years old.
Her marriage to Anson W. Pitcher took place on July 26, 1872, at Plover. The couple continued to live at Plover until 1923 when they went to stay with their daughter at Elkhart, still maintaining their home at Plover. Mr. Pitcher died on July 26, 1934.
Mrs. Pitcher was a member the Old White School association and the Plover chapter of the Eastern Star.
Surviving besides the daughter with whom she had been staying are one other daughter, Mrs. Lyle W. Washburn of Portland, Oregon, and a son, Herman F. Pitcher,1101 Blaine street. There also nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The body was brought to Stevens Point this morning on an early Soo Line train. It was taken this afternoon from the Rosenow funeral home to the Pitcher home at Plover where it will be until the time of the services.

Daisy (Lytle) Pitcher - wife of Herman F. Pitcher - obit

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From Stevens Point Daily Journal, August 16, 1951
Stevens Point(Portage),Wis

Mrs. Herman F. Pitcher, 62, 1101 Blaine street, died at 9:30 a.m. today at St. Michaels hospital, where she had been a patient since Tuesday. Mrs. Pitcher had been ailing for the past year.
A native of Nebraska, she was born in Chase county in that state on Feb. 3, 1889. Her maiden name was Daisy Lytle and sshe was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Lytle. On Dec. 22, 1908, she was married in Greeley county, Neb., to Mr. Pitcher and they lived in Nebraska until 1912, when they moved to a farm in the town of Farmington, Waupaca county. In 1920, they moved to Stevens Point where Mr. Pitcher was employed for 10 years by the Soo Line. Since 1930, he had been working as a carpenter.
She is survived by her husband; four sons, George 1115 Mary street, Glen, 207 Koch street, and Claude and Harold, in the U.S. air force, stationed at Truax field, Madison; three daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Coulthurst, town of Plover, Mrs. Gerald Skoor, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Ethmer Slack, 1101 Blaine street; 31 grandchildren and one great grandchild; two sisters, Mrs. Everett Key, Grand Island, Neb., and Mrs. Lloyd Key, Burwell,Neb., and two brothers, Pearl Lytle, New Plymouth, Idaho, and Glen Lytle, Burwell, Neb.
One brother, Louis Lytle, and her parents preceded Mrs. Pitcher in death.
Funeral services will be held at the Crosby funeral home Monday at 2 p.m. Internment will be in Plover cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Saturday.

Herman F. Pitcher - obit

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From the Stevens Point Daily Journal, Dec. 17, 1956
Stevens Point,(Portage) Wis.

Herman F. Pitcher, 73, who lived with a son, George, 1115 Mary St., died Sunday at 6 p. m. at the home of another son, Glenn, in Winamac Ind.
He had been visiting in Winamac for the last month and had been ill about a week.
The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Crosby funeral home, and burial will take place in the spring in the Plover Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after Tuesday noon.
Mr. Pitcher was born at Plover Dec. 20, 1882, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Anson W. Pitcher. He was married Dec. 4, 1907, to Daisy Lytel of Burwell, Neb., and the couple settled on a farm in the Town of Plover.
They moved to Stevens Point in 1922, and Mr. Pitcher was a carpenter until his retirement following his wife's death in September 1950.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Coulthurst and Mrs. Gerald Skoor, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Ethmer Slack, Kingston, Neb., four sons, George, 1115 Mary St., Glenn, Winamac, Claude, Anchorage, Alaska, and Harold, Plover; 36 grandchildren; seven great grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Lyle Washburn, Portland, Ore.
A daughter and a sister preceded him in death.

John PITCHER 1880 Greene Co. AR, s/o Benjamin PITCHER b. 1846/7 IN USA

edwardpitcher_1 — 1 Mar 2004 12:17:45 GMT

john pitcher was in 1880 senus greene co. jones township.his father was benjamin pitcher. benjamin was born in IN. 1846/47 benjamin is my ggrandfather. john is my g uncel. my name is edward pitcher. i live in greene co. ar.john had outher brothers and sister. if this is the john you ar looking for i may be abel to help. john had a brouther georg he died at the age of 16 in the picket jail Clay CO. in the early 1900 . hope i can help Edward Pitcher

Anson William Pitcher obituary

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From Stevens Point Daily Journal, July 30,1934 Stevens Point (Portage),WI

Funeral services for Anson William Pitcher, formerly of Plover, who died Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Minnie L. Gurney, of Elkhart, Indiana, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family home at Plover. Rev. Claude Shaver will officiate burial will take place in the Plover cemetery.
Mr. Pitcher was born on July 7, 1851, at Hinsdale, New York. At the age of three years he moved to Waupaca with his parents, William C. and Marie Pitcher. He came to Plover in the spring of 1872 and his marriage to Miss Carrie M. Oles of Plover took place on July 31, 1872.The couple resided at Plover until 11 years ago when they moved to Elkhart to live at the home of their daughter. They continued maintenace of their home at Plover.
Mr. Pitcher was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Plover and the Crusade Commandery No. 17,Knights Templar, Stevens Point.
The deceased had been in ill health and confined to bed for the past five years as the result of a fall he experienced when he dislocated his hip and broke a bone in one leg. When he resided at Plover he was employed for 25 years at the Whiting Plover Paper company mill as stationary engineer.
The body arrived on Soo Line train No. 17 Sunday morning and was taken this morning from the Boston funeral home to the Pitcher home at Plover, where it will be until the time of the funeral.
Surviving are his wife, one son, Herman F. Pitcher, 1101 Blaine street; two daughters, Mrs. Lyle W. Washburn of Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. Gurney; nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Ira C. Pitcher

j5456 — 5 Sep 2004 11:34:13 GMT

From History of Northern Wisconsin 1881
Ira C Pitcher, farmer, Sec 25 and 26,Farmington; born in 1830 in Cattaraugus Co., NY;is a son of W S and Jane(Ackerman) Pitcher;W S Pitcher was a native of Connecticut, and the mother of New Brunswick, NJ; in 1852, the family settled in Kingston, Wis,and two years later removed to the present farm of Neil McArthur in Farmington;Ira Pitcher spent a year in Waupaca, and has since lived in Farmington, first on Sec 23,and since 1861 on his present 160 acre farm, of which 100 is in cultivation; Mr P is a Freemason(Waupaca Lodge) and a member of Waupaca Lodge,A O U W;George Pitcher, Mrs D C Barnum and himself are all the surviving members of his family in Waupaca Co. Mr Pitcher married in Belfast, NY, Melvina Miner, she died in 1856 at Kingston, Wis.;leaving two children-Wallace and Elnora;the present Mrs Pitcher was Amelia Gowan, of Crawford Co., Pa, but a native of Centerville, NY; they have four children-Ralph N., Frank B., Eva M and Putnam L;The eldest son now is a student at Valparaiso, Ind,; and like his father a Freemason.

Looking for Cheri Dee Pitcher Vallee

John — 18 Jan 2004 5:19:27 GMT

Cheri,

I tried your email address, but it bounces like a rubber ball.

John

Pitcher - London, Norwich & Australia

Adrian Taylor — 18 Apr 2002 1:18:00 GMT

My grandmother, Mabel Pitcher, was born in Shoreditch London. Her family originated from Norwich. Two of her brothers, Will & Edwin Harold emigrated to Australia around World War One. Any information or contacts welcome.

Albert Pitcher in Philadelphia

tedweiland — 3 Jul 2004 3:36:45 GMT

Looking for more information on Albert Pitcher from Philadelphia; wives include Lillian, Justine, Louisa and Mary (only Louisa's name is 100% confirmed; others 80-90) in the late 1800s/early 1900s. He was born in 1866 in England and came to America in 1881. Children are Albert, Lillian, Edwin, and Mary.

Mrs. Martha M. McLean nee Pitcher in NY

PJ NOTkin — 25 Oct 2003 10:33:52 GMT

Abstracted from "Fort Dodge Semi Weekly Chronicle" 16 Feb 1906
Mrs. Martha M. McLean died 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Born in Schohorrie Co., New York 29 Dec 1821. Married 16 Nov 1845 to Alexander McLean. To Iowa Oct 1856; to Ft. Dodge May 1867. Mr. McLean died 29 year ago. Death result of fall 6 years ago. Honrary member of Grace Rebekah lodge; member Baptist Church. Survivors: daus. Mrs. J.W. Alger, Mrs. C.P. Snook, Miss Margaret McLean; 5 grandsons; 2 ggrandkids all of Ft. Dodge. One grandson, Louis Alger is on a claim in northern Minnesota. Services at residence 623 North Ninth St., 2 p.m. Tues, Rev. Robert Carrol officiated.

Jonathan Pitcher - Cattaraugos Co., NY

@@KDavid2410@aol.com — 22 Dec 2003 10:04:57 GMT

Jonathan Pitcher, b. abt 1789 MA, is in the 1830, 1840 & 1850 census for Cattaraugos Co. NY. He apparently married between 1830 & 1840. Wife's name on 1850 census is Louisa, b. abt 1804 MA, although in subsequent censuses all children state their mother was born VT. Four children: Luther Samuel, b. 1836; Louise Ann b. 1838; Nelson C. b. 1840; Frances M. b. 1842. After 1850, Jonathan & 3 of the children moved to Freeborn Co., MN.
Does Jonathan connect with any of the othe Pitchers found in Cattaraugos Co. during this time period?

tracing family of pitchers

martinpitchers — 10 Apr 2002 8:48:52 GMT

HI. I DONT KNOW ANY OF YOU, BUT,WE MUST BE RELATED SOMEWHERE ALONG THE LINE. THE NAME I AM TOLD CAME FROM GERMANY.MY FATHER WAS CALLED JACK.FOUND PEOPLE WHO DIED IN THE WAR, AND PEOPLE WHO GO BACK TO THE 16/17 CENTURY.I HAVE ALSO DISCOVERED A FAMILY CREST. HOPE TO HERE FROM ANYONE.AS AN ADDED NOTE I HAVE FOUND MANY PITCHERS SCATTEREDAROUND THE WORLD. MAERTIN PITCHERS

Fanny Pitcher

rlbatty — 23 Aug 2003 5:24:19 GMT

I am trying to find the link in my familyl to Fanny Pitcher. she was born around 1855 in Rhode Island and shows that she was a school teacher in rhode Island in 1880 when she was 25 years old. She may be related to the Eldred Family of Rhode Island although I am not sure of the connection ~ anyone with any info on Fanny Pitcher ~ would really appreciate it.
Darlene

Emily Pitcher - death - 1931

WJFjelstad — 23 Apr 2003 11:36:40 GMT

Dixon Evening Telegraph - Sept 29, 1931 (Dixon, Lee, IL)
Mrs. Emily Pitcher Dead
Mrs. Emily Pitcher formerly Mrs. A. D. Beardsey, passed away September 9 at Medford, Ore, at the age of 89 years. Her death followed a fall in which she sustained a fractured hip.

Additional biographical info provided by W. Fjelstad:
Emily Pitcher b. May 5 1842, Martinsburg, Lewis, Co, NY, daughter of Philander and Mary (Ager) Pitcher.
Emily shows up in 1860 census for Martinsburg, age 18, living with at home with her parents and brother Lester Pitcher, his wife Harriet & young son R. Everett.
Emily married Alson D. Birdsey of Leyden, Lewis Co. They moved west and lived in Dakota, Minnesota, and IL. They had 3 daughters; one named Edith lived into mature adulthood. Alson, Emily and Edith show up in 1880 census for Marion, Olmstead, Minn.
Alson and Emily, a dressmaker, are listed in the 1894-1895 Dixon City Directory living on Pine Street. They divorced sometime after 1895.
Emily shows up again in 1920 census for Midvale, Washington Co, Idaho living with her daughter and son-in-law Charles H. and Edith Tupper (or Tripper).
Emily is listed in the Oregon Death Index, Sept 9, 1931, cert. # 269, Jackson County, OR. The Jackson County Library Reference Dept did not find an obituary in the two local newspapers for Medford: the Medford Mail Tribune and the Ashland Tidings.

Pitcher's

LucyA27 — 10 Aug 2003 10:26:56 GMT

1910 censes Nichols,NY, Tioga Co.
Page #3 line 34-34
Pitcher, Harvey A. age 27
wife Emma J. age 23

Pitchers in DC area

Tara — 29 Feb 2000 11:31:05 GMT

My maternal grandmother's father was a
Pitcher. She grew up in the Washington DC/
Anacostia area. He drowned in the Potomac
River fishing in the early '30's.
Does anyone have any info on Pitcher's
in the Wash. DC area? Any help would be much
appreciated!

Lemuel Pitcher (1794) of Rhode Island m Mary Jane Gildart

MerrittRobinson — 17 May 2002 4:26:02 GMT

I am desperately seeking info on the parents of Lemuel Pitcher (1794) of Rhode Island. Lemuel married Mary Jane Gildart (1803), d/o Capt. Francis Gildart and Sophia Stark. Lemuel and Mary Jane had at lease 5 children: Charles, George, Elizabeth, Nolan and Clarence. If anyone has any info, please email lmp0104@yahoo.com.

Abigail Pitcher Milton Ma

Holli — 21 Jul 2003 9:24:23 GMT

Hello,
Was wondering if anyone had the parentage of Abigail Pitcher.
She married Joseph Jordan b. abt. 1685 in Milton or Stoughton MA. Any info on her will be appreciated.

Noah B. Pitcher - marriage - Boonville, NY

WJFjelstad — 10 May 2003 1:15:14 GMT

Lowville
MARRIED
PITCHER-SCRAFFORD
At the residence of Mr. F. Jefts, Rev E. S. Cheeseman, March 9 1880, Mr. Noah B. Pitcher of Madison, Ohio, a former resident of Boonville, NY and Mrs. Julia A. Scrafford, of Leyden, NY.

Obit - Moses B. Pitcher & his wife Angelina (Wetmore) Pitcher - 1894

WJFjelstad — 21 Jul 2003 2:02:51 GMT

Lowville Journal – January 4, 1894
The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Moses B. Pitcher, of Greig, was held on Wednesday, from the Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg, Rev. D. D. Dean, of Lowville, preached an excellent sermon. Mr. Pitcher was aged 83 years and his wife 80. The funeral of Mr. Pitcher had been announced for Tuesday, but on Monday afternoon his wife passed away, so a postponement of a day witnessed the interment of husband and wife in one grave.

Golden Wedding - Moses B & Angelina (Wetmore) Pitcher - Lewis Co, NY - 1885

WJFjelstad — 21 Jul 2003 1:46:18 GMT

Lowville – Sept 10, 1885 – newspaper clipping
Golden Wedding
The fiftieth anniversary in the wedded life of Mr. And Mrs. Moses Pitcher was celebrated at their home in North Greig, Thursday, September 10, 1885, about forty relatives and friends being present.
The day was happily passed in social intercourse, interspersed with an abundance of good music both vocal and instrumental. Mr. Will Jones, of Martinsburg, as cornetor, delighted the company with rapturous melody. Mrs. Jones presided at the organ.
The brothers of Mr. Pitcher present were Morris, Cyrus and Marcellus Pitcher, of Martinsburg, Lyman Pitcher of Illinois, and Seymour Pitcher, of Adams, NY. The aggregate age of the six brothers present was about 390 years, and average of 65 years.
The children present were C. D. Pitcher and Mrs. F. P Higby, of Dannatberg, Mrs. Loren Peebles and Miss Lenora Pitcher, of Grieg, and George Pitcher, of Delaware.
About $50 in cash besides several other very useful presents were given the aged couple as tokens of love from their kindred.
After a bountiful repast, Rev. R. Kline, of Port Leyden, who was present by request, made a few fitting and pleasant remarks, after which the merry company dispersed to their homes, feeling that the day had been most profitably passed in the presence of those near and dear to each other.

Obit - Alfred Pitcher - son of James Harvey Pitcher - Lewis Co, NY - 1902

WJFjelstad — 21 Jul 2003 1:17:54 GMT

Martinsburg – May 29, 1902 – newspaper clipping
Alfred Pitcher died last Sunday morning, having only been confined to the house a few days, aged 50 years. The funeral was attended at the house of Mrs. J. H. Pitcher on Tuesday at 2 pm, the Rev H. E. Davis officiating. Mr. Pitcher has been a great sufferer for a long time with severe attacks of spasms, and the constant strain upon his nervous system gradually run him down until at last he was summoned from earthly sufferings to that home where the weary are at rest.

Researcher's note: Alfred Pitcher was the son of James Harvey Pitcher and Jane C. White. He is believed born about 1852 and died May 25, 1902.

Obit - John E. Williams - hus of Hattie Pitcher

WJFjelstad — 20 Jul 2003 5:56:36 GMT

Turin - September 27, 1934 - unidentified newspaper clipping
John E. Williams, 71, former proprietor of the hotel here, died Thursday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lynn Howard, at West Edmeston. Mr. Williams was born in Turin, April 20, 1863, son of E. O. Williams. His wife, Harriet Pitcher Williams, died April 11, 1928. Besides his daughter, Mrs. Howard, he is survived by a son, Louis Williams, of Ilion; a sister, Mrs. Marie McIntyre, of Lyons Falls, and several grandchilren. Funeral services were held Saturday at the home of his daughter. Burial was made at Stokes.

Marriage - Herbert L. Harvey & Julia M. Pitcher (dau of Leonard Pitcher) - 1872

WJFjelstad — 14 Jul 2003 12:42:21 GMT

1872 - unidentified newspaper clipping
Married
Harvey - Pitcher
At Turin, Sept 25th, by Rev. E. S. Cheeseman, Mr. Herbert L. Harvey, of Leyden, to Miss Julia M. Pitcher, of Martinsburg.

Researcher's Note: Julia Pitcher was born Nov 23, 1850 and died Jan 1, 1946. She was the daughter of Leonard & Fannie Maria (Pease) Pitcher.