Pitcock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jerusha Pitcock

MElmquist — 2009-08-02 00:17:24Z

Stephen Pitcock b 1733 d 1815 m. 21 mar 1747 York Co. PA to Rachel Perkins b UNK d. 1818

Children:
Moses 1751
Emanuel 1753
Jerusha 1765
John 1776

Im a direct desendent of John. Hope this helps.

Johanna Labiosa

Re: Pitcock's from Pennsylvania - Greene Co.

rockdove44 — 2009-06-21 05:52:16Z

My name is Ronald Sherman Pitcock. My Father was Sherman his father was Herman, his father was William. Herman had at least 2 brothers named Charles & Will (possible short for William) and they came from either Little Washington or Waynesberg, PA. Will had 2 sons and a daughter. One sons name was Alan but have forgotten the others as i met them as a child about 60 years ago. I will relate to you a story my father told me about the Pitcock name. He stated that in the early to mid 1800's one of his grandfathers owned a huge farm in Greene County, PA and took in orphans to help operate it. He said that over 200 children passed thru that farm and adopted the Pitcock name. I have no way of knowing this to be true except for the fact I never knew him to stretch the truth. I do know that in Chatanooga, Tenn there is a cemetary with over 200 Pitcock's buried there. You may want to look that up thru Tenn. records.

Re: Pitcock's from Pennsylvania

rockdove44 — 2009-06-21 05:34:50Z

Art
I just ran across your message from 6 years ago and hope you are still available.
My father was Sherman Pitcock, his father was Herman and his father was William and mother was Margaret Morris. Father always told me his family was from Green County, PA.
Herman's brothers were Charles & Will (assume short for William). One of those 2 was, at one time, a tax collector and were from either Little Washington or Waynesberg, PA.
Also I believe Will had two sons I met as a child at a family reunion. Alan is the only name i can remember and I believe they also had a sister.
If you have any info of the above names I would appreciate your response.
Sincerely Ron Pitcock

Helen Pitcock

yecnay — 2009-05-12 07:18:56Z

If anyone is searching for Helen Pitcock born October 22, 1915 contact me.

I found a letter written to my grandmother (involving the Florence Crittenton Home) from Miriam in 1950 regarding Helen.

MARTIN Cora Lou PITCOCK 1922-2001

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-30 00:45:07Z

MARTIN Cora Lou PITCOCK 1922-2001

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,283 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.

Re: Eliza Ellen Pitcock Photo

DeborahWozniak — 2009-03-23 18:54:44Z

I believe the sister is Frances she resembles my ggrandmother

PITCOCK_Ray_Byron_1942-1997_.JPG

t42RoseHill — 2008-10-26 00:48:30Z

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I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records.

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PITCOCK_Ray_Hamons_1912-1966.JPG

t42RoseHill — 2008-10-26 00:48:22Z

PITCOCK_Ray_Hamons_1912-1966.JPG

I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records.

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PITCOCK_Ronnie_Blake_ii_1970-1995.JPG

t42RoseHill — 2008-10-26 00:48:14Z

PITCOCK_Ronnie_Blake_ii_1970-1995.JPG

I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records.

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Re: Pitcock DNA results so far

pcastanon1 — 2008-05-01 21:52:13Z

I need to know the children of John Pitcock/Mary Fisher to see if my line ties in. My maternal grandmother was a Pitcock, born in Lincoln Co. TN to Jacob B. and Sarah Donaldson Pitcock. His father was Lewis Pitcock, same county, his father Stephen Pitcock, originally from NC. His father was also Stephen and can be placed in 1754 in NC. I can go no farther back than that. But I do have male Pitcock cousins who might be interested in participating in the DNA program.

Patsy Castanon

Re: Pitcock DNA results so far

shaynesjuiceplus — 2007-11-20 15:05:19Z

Gary,

I followed your link for the DNA test project that is being done in England. I will keep you posted if they think I'm a candidate for the test.

My research up through the family tree is that I descend from Stephen Pitcock and Rachel Perkins. I'd like to support the research to connect the Pitcocks with the Pidcocks and determine if we can research more of our family histories.

Take Care,
Shayne Pitcock

Re: searching for ancesters

shaynesjuiceplus — 2007-11-20 14:31:56Z

Bernice,

I realize that you posted back in January for some help on your family history. I just started posting today and I saw your plea for information. I've pieced together many parts of our family history and we're connected with John Pitcock (1776-1859). John was married to Mary Fisher and they had 11 children. One of their children was Stephen Pitcock (1792-1874) who married Nancy Stansberry March 20, 1810. Stephen and Nancy had 7 children and the oldest was your g-g-grandfather Emanuel Armond Pitcock. I researched that line down through William "Jasper" Pitcock who married Margaret Atteberry Hestand. They had 6 children toghether and the middle child was Greenberry H. Pitcock. The only information I have on Greenberry Pitcock was that he was born February 16, 1848 in Monroe County, KY and died about 1866 in Illinois.

I hope some of this is accurate. It is a separate branch of the family tree from what I was researching. Did I get it correct with your grandfather and great-grandfather? Can you help me fill-in the details?

Thank you,
Shayne Pitcock

Earliest US Pitcock names.

shaynesjuiceplus — 2007-11-20 13:55:47Z

I'm a decendent down through the Pitcock's from Stephen Pitcock (b. 1723/1733). I'm trying to sort-out the earliest known Pitcock family members in the US and, eventually, when they came to America and where they came from. I found the earliest records of what people think is Stephen Pitcock (b. 1723/1733). I also saw a will dated 1742 for a Stephen Pitcock. I'm wondering, since the names seem to repeat in the early years, if there wasn't a Stephen Pitcock, that had John and Thomas, and another Stephen that would've been born of Thomas. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Re: pitcock

joparfitt — 2007-11-12 11:21:14Z

my father was leslie pitcock.born staffordshire 1930.grandfather was thomas w pitcock born 1905.my uncle was george pitcock and all i know is that he emigrated to usa years before and lived in staffordshire beforehand.I really appreciate any help u can give.my e.mail is jparfitt1@googlemail.com.thanx and Best wishes.Jo-anne

Re: pitcock

young4788 — 2007-11-12 03:16:40Z

Jo Anne,

Please provide provide the name of your father and uncle, including their birth date. Do you know the year that your uncle immigrated to America? Did your father immigrate to America? Perhaps, if more information was provided, someone could assist you in your search or advise where to start your search.

Jim Young

pitcock

joparfitt — 2007-11-12 02:48:26Z

my father was a pitcock and came from staffordshire England.I believe he had an uncle removed that emmigrated to America.Is there anyone that can help? thanx.jo-anne

Re: Eliza Ellen Pitcock Photo

DeborahWozniak — 2007-08-11 19:59:51Z

Bruce
I don't know off hand I'm just starting to gather information on the Pitcock side. Does your wife have any relatives named, Anna, Charles,Elghie Marion, John Henry, Lela Bell, Margaret or a Frances(Pitcock)Doering , Arabella(Leight)Pitcock or a Martha(Mattie)Swift all from MD area?
Debbie

Re: Eliza Ellen Pitcock Photo

DeborahWozniak — 2007-08-11 19:50:54Z

Mr Pitcock you can reach me by e-mail at crash21219@yahoo.com I would appreciate any help you can give me.
Deborah(Ackwith)Wozniak

Re: Birt Pitcock - Macon County, TN

2006-04-02 00:50:22Z

Dan,
This has to be your grandfather's family. I just found in Betty's book where Roland Pitcock and Mary Page's four children were the same four you mentioned earlier: Cora, George, Eliza,Dora. The age of your Birt fits right into the age of the Bertie S. Let me know how you make out.
Gary

Re: Birt Pitcock - Macon County, TN

2006-04-02 00:37:39Z

Dan,
I have found a Birt Pitcock and Ellie Smith listed on this site:
http://www.jackmasters.net/index.html
Click on the Smith family genealogy and then the surname list N thru Z and you will see approximately twenty Pitcocks as well as your grandmother Ellie Smith. You should contact Jack Masters.
I see an Aaron Pitcock on the list. Aaron was one of John Pitcock/Mary Fisher's sons. Aaron has a son named Roland Pitcock married to Mary J. Page. They had four children, one named George (also on the above list). Possible that your Birt belongs in this family as many of their close relatives lived in the Mt. Herman area .
Gary

Re: Birt Pitcock - Macon County, TN

2006-04-01 23:26:37Z

Gary:

I visited Betty Fahnestock today. She has led me to one small tidbit found at:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/monroe/history/schoo...

It shows children in a school. For father R. M. Pitcock, it has children of Cora A, 15; George B; 13; Elzy F, 10; Dora L, 8; and Bertie S, 6.

Bertie could be my "Birt". The age is one year younger than what I would have expected based on date of this school report. Secondly, my father has told me he thought he had an uncle named George. My father was the youngest of 11 children so he doesn't know much of his ancestors.

This is the most I have at this time. Any help would be welcome. I had an uncle named Jay Birt and my grandfather's gravestone has Birt so I do believe Birt is correct spelling.

Re: Birt Pitcock - Macon County, TN

2006-04-01 00:03:59Z

Hello Dan,
I was born and raised in Monroe County, KY next to Macon County, TN. I could not find anything on your Birt Pitcock in my materials. Could there have been a different spelling of Birt (I looked for Bert) or possibly another name that he went by? Do you know the names of any brothers or sisters? If you could provide a bit more information, I might be able to help you.
Gary

Birt Pitcock - Macon County, TN

2006-02-06 03:10:36Z

I'm new to the board. Birt Pitcock was my grandfather. He was born 10/23/1881 and death was 9/16/1962 and he lived most his life in and around Celina, TN and Red Boiling Springs, TN. His wife was Ellie Smith Pitcock. I believe he grew up in Scottsville, KY but I can find no information on mother/father/family. Can anyone provide some possible links to information?

Sincerely,

Dan Pitcock

Edward Pitcock, 1804, Lycoming, PA

2006-01-30 16:18:56Z

I have an original 1804 document on an Edward Pitcock but do not know his relationship to other Pitcocks.

Lycoming County to wit of DW Sessions MDCCCIV

The Grand Inquest, for the body of the county of Lycoming upon their oaths and affirmations respectively, Do Present, that Joseph Dumin (?) and Edward PITCOCK late of the county aforesaid, yeomans, on the twentieth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred four at Loyalstock township in the county aforesaid, and within jurisdiction of this court, in and upon one George Knuse in the peace of God, and the Commonwealth, then and there being, an assult did make and other wrongs to the said George Knuse then and there did, to the great damage of the said George KNUSE and against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Signatures on the document are the Attorney General Joseph B. McKean (?), George Knuse and Michael Brown.

John and Robert Pitcock from Wright Co. Mo. and Arkansas

2005-08-21 19:05:06Z

I am looking for information on Robert T. Pitcock who is listed in the 1860 census for Wright County, Missouri as age 52 born in Tennessee last name spelled Petcock also listed is Mary age 28 born inN.C.John age 18 born in Tenn.Nancy, age 16 born Tenn.Harriet age 12 born Tenn..William age 5 born Alabama.I think that Robert and John may have served in the Civil War.

Robert Caudle

Pitcock DNA results so far

2005-08-04 01:51:37Z

Sarah Miller, wife of John Fisher Pitcock

2005-04-13 17:50:05Z

Does anyone know the names of Sarah's parents?

John Fisher Pitcock and Sarah settled in Monroe County, KY and had a rather large family.

In "The History of Monroe County, Kentucky, 1820-1988", there are some early settlers from the Miller family listed: John C. Miller and George F. Miller, sons of Joseph Miller and Priscilla Hale. Joseph Miller, b. Dec. 28, 1798 in Washington County, TN, was the son of John Miller and Catherine Bowman, dau. of Jacob Bowman and Susannah (Milhouse).

It states that John Miller came from Germany and settled in Pennsylvania where he married Catherine Bowman in 1789. John and Catherine then moved to Washington County, TN. In the biographical info on John C. Miller, the book lists the following as children of John Miller and Catherine: John, Solomon, Henry, Joseph, George, Abraham and Margaret (married Adam Sell).

Sarah Miller was born in east Tennessee about 1800. Was Sarah also a child of John and Catherine?

Joseph Miller and Priscilla Hale had other children, one was named Sarah. Was she named to honor a sister of Joseph?

Emanuel Armond PITCOCK, 1813-1850, TN>KY