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1800 - 1886 (85 years)
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Name |
Jacob A Pitzer |
Birth |
Sep 1799 |
Berkeley Co, Virginia |
Birth |
1800 |
Virginia |
Born |
20 Aug 1800 |
Berkeley Co, Virginia |
Gender |
Male |
Alternate Name |
Jacob /Pitzer/ |
Died |
6 Jan 1886 |
Lynchburg, Dodson Twp, Highland Co, Ohio |
Death |
15 Jan 1886 |
Lynchburg, Dodson Twp, Highland Co, Ohio |
Buried |
F. & A. M. Cemetery, Dodson Twp, Highland Co, Ohio |
Person ID |
I2764 |
Bishir Family |
Last Modified |
27 Mar 2009 |
Father |
John C Pitzer, b. 27 Dec 1777, Berkeley Co, Virginia , d. 5 Jan 1857, Clinton Co, Ohio (Age 79 years) |
Mother |
Mary Switzer, b. Abt 1777, d. Bef Mar 1809, Berkeley Co., Virginia (Age ~ 32 years) |
Married |
17 Jun 1797 |
Berkeley Co., Virginia [1] |
Notes |
- Abbrev: "Marriage Records of Berkeley Co., Virginia 1781-1854" Book1b
Title: "Marriage Records of Berkeley Co., Virginia 1781-1854" Book1b
Page: pg. 21
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Family ID |
F1225 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Catherine Speagh, b. 11 Jun 1801, Virginia , d. 13 Dec 1888, Lynchburg, Dodson Twp, Highland Co, Ohio (Age 87 years) |
Alternate Marriage Date |
Sep 1823 |
Berkeley Co, Virginia |
Married |
Abt 8 Sep 1823 |
Berkeley Co, Virginia |
Children |
| 1. Sophia Pitzer |
| 2. George Washington Pitzer, b. 1825, Virginia  |
| 3. Jacob Pitzer, b. 1830, Ohio  |
| 4. Lewis Speagh Pitzer, b. 3 Jul 1831, Highland County, Ohio , d. 28 Feb 1914, Lynchburg, Dodson Twp, Highland Co, Ohio (Age 82 years) |
| 5. Martha Jane Pitzer, b. 1834, Highland County, Ohio  |
| 6. Harvey A Pitzer, b. 20 Mar 1837, Highland Co, Ohio , d. 30 Aug 1893, Highland Co, Ohio (Age 56 years) |
| 7. Margaret E Pitzer, b. 1840 |
| 8. Mary C Pitzer, b. 1843, d. 1 Apr 1856, Highland Co, Ohio (Age 13 years) |
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Last Modified |
19 Aug 2019 |
Family ID |
F1231 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
- In September, 1825, Jacob Pittser and wife, his father, and Uncle Michael and their families, and others who made a party of about twenty persons, started from Virginia, came in private conveyances by way of Wheeling and Columbus over the rough and difficult trails of those days, and eventually reached their point of destination in Highland Co. The entire party settled on the banks of the East fork of the Little Miami river, where most of them spent the rest of their lives. Jacob Pittser first leased and later bought part of a military grant belonging to Capt. William White, of Virginia, to which he added by subsequent purchases until his holdings of land amounted to between four and five hundred acres. [2]
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Sources |
- [S638] Haas-Wilson Family of Cheryl Haas, Cheryl Haas, (http://awt.ancestrylibrary.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=chaas&id=I192&ti=5542).
- [S947] Klise, Rev. J. W.
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