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John Pitt

BirthAbt. 1654 - Isle of Wight, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America
Death24 Sep 1745 - Isle of Wight, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America
MotherSarah Moone
FatherLt. Col. John Pitt

Born in Isle of Wight, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America on Abt. 1654 to Lt. Col. John Pitt and Sarah Moone. John Pitt married Hannah HENDERSON and had 12 children. He passed away on 24 Sep 1745 in Isle of Wight, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America.

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Parents
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Lt. Col. John Pitt
1634 - 1703
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Sarah Moone
1636 - 1679
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Henderson
1683 - 1752
Children Show all
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Ann Pitt
1689 - 1736
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John Pitts
1702 - 1749
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Hannah Pitts
1720 - 1791
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William Pitts
1711 - 1751
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Martha Pitt
1695 - 1751
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Isaac Pitts
1703 - 1747
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Jemima Pitts
1715 - Unknown
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Samuel Pitts
1711 - 1751
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Mary Pitts
1713 - 1746
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Rachel Pitt
1728 - 1764
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Prudence Pitt
Unknown - Unknown
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Esther Pitt
Unknown - Unknown

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