Lt. Thomas Pitman, II

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This document says that Thomas who was son of Thomas I and wife Frances was born 1636 in England. The name of his first wife is unknown. He later married Lydia who was the widow of Samuel Judkins. This Thomas Pitman's son named Thomas born c. 1658 was from the first wife whose name is unknown.

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Thomas Pittman II Born before 1661 in Surry, Virginiamap Son of Thomas (Pittman) Pitman I and Frances (Unknown) Pitman Brother of William Pittman, Joseph Wall [half], Edward Pittman, John Pittman, Francis Pittman and Susannah (Pittman) Wall Husband of Unknown (Unknown) Pittman — married [date unknown] (to before 1702) [location unknown] Husband of Mary Elizabeth (Chambers) Pitman — married 1702 (to before 1720) in Surry County, VA Husband of Elizabeth (Lancaster) Pitmann — married 1720 in Isle of Wight County, VA

DESCENDANTS Father of John Pitman, Thomas Pittman, Ambrose (Pittman) Pitman, Arthur Pitman, Faith Pitman, Lucy Pitman, Pratta Pitman, Robert Pitman and Elizabeth Pittman

Died 26 Sep 1730 in 1730, Isle of Wight Co, Virginia

Biography Thomas Pittman was the son of Capt Thomas Pitman and Frances UNKNOWN Pitman, born between 1653 and 1666, when Frances died in Surry County, VA.

Tithables: Based on tithables, Thomas Jr. could have been born as late as 1661; he appeared in the list of tithables in Lawnes Creek parish, Surry Co., VA as "Thomas Junr" on 10 June 1677[1] along with Captain Thomas Pittman-1252, who was listed with Thomas' brother William.[2] The initial reference in 1677 could potentially set his birthdate at 1661, since only males 16 or older were taxable; however, he was probably born sometime before that. Tithables nine years earlier show Capt Thomas Pitman in 1668 with 3 other taxable 16+-year-old males in his household, which could have included his sons Thomas 2 and William 2, both of whom appear consistently in Tithables after 1677.[3]

Marriages Based on Tithables, Thomas had at least 3 children (William, Edward, and Thomas Jr are listed in the Tithables before 1702)[4] before he married Mary Holleman Chambers in 1702. Tithables records show that Thomas Jr was living with Richard Holleman (his step-grandfather) in 1702, the year that Thomas Sr married Mary, Richard's daughter-in-law.[5]

Thomas married Mary Chambers (possibly Hollyman/Holleman) in 1702. They had several children; she died before 1720.[6]

After Mary died, Thomas Pitman married Elizabeth Lancaster, daughter of Robert Lancaster; the marriage was recorded in 1720.[7] They were thought to be Charity's great-grand parents. [8]

Thomas named 14 children, 2 boys still minors, when his will was written in 1728. Of these, at least 3 (Thomas, William, and Edward, possibly deceased young since he appears in the Tithables only once in 1699[9]) were from an unknown mother; 7 others (including Ambrose) were likely from Mary; and Elizabeth was the mother of the youngest four.

Court Records There are additional mentions of Thomas Jr in court records:

On 2 Sep 1671, Thomas Jr. was a witness to a sale by Joseph and Susan Wall (his sister).[10] Thomas Pitman Sr. gave to William, son of Thomas, Jr. the gift of a heifer.[11] Death Death: Date: 26 SEP 1730 Place: Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States Like his father who died in 1691 at age 77, Thomas was long-lived. He was probably in his 70s when he died.

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Research Notes Olive (Pitman) Fort was attached as a daughter along with other possibilities of parents. She has been removed as the daughter until correct parentage is established Sources ↑ MacDonald, p. 31. ↑ MacDonald, p. 33. ↑ MacDonald, p. 4. ↑ MacDonald, pgs. 121, 152, 153. ↑ MacDonald, p. 171 ↑ Chapman, p. 37: GB 2, Wills, p. 28. ↑ Chapman, p. 37: GB 2, Wills, p. 28. ↑ Page reference and photocopies are coming from Dorothy Pourteau. 1/24/2016 LGP. ↑ MacDonald, p.152. ↑ Surry County Court Records, 1652-1680 ↑ Court Records of Surry County, Virginia, 1652-1680. ↑ Entered by Timmy Davis, Apr 21, 2011 Court Records of Surry County, Virginia, 1652-1680. Chapman, Blanche Adams. Marriages of Isle of Wight County, Virginia, 1628-1800. Genealogical Publishing Co., 2009. MacDonald, Edgar, and Richard Slatten. Surry County [Virginia] Tithables 1668-1703. Reprinted for Clearfield Co. by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 2007. Wills in Great Book of Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Pope Genealogy Timmy Davis, firsthand knowledge. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Timmy and others.

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