" ... In 1865, A.M. Pitts was married to Miss Nannie Anderson, a native of Missouri, whose parents crossed the plains in 1860 and were early settlers on Dry Creek, between Oroville and Chico ..." [biography of A.M. Pitts] Source: "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 602-604, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918.
Chico Record, Sunday Morning, January 24, 1915, pg 1 col 2: Mrs. N.R. Pitts Dies. Biggs, Jan. 25. – Mrs. Nannie R. Pitts, wife of the late A.M. Pitts, a prominent farmer, died at her home near Biggs Saturday night of pneumonia. Mrs. Pitts came to California across the plains in 1860 and had resided in Butte county for over fifty years. She leaves two daughters, Miss Laura Pitts and Mrs. B. Caldwell, and one son, Walter Pitts, all of Biggs.
Chico Record, Sunday Morning, January 24, 1915, pg 1 col 2: Mrs. N.R. Pitts Dies. Biggs, Jan. 25. – Mrs. Nannie R. Pitts, wife of the late A.M. Pitts, a prominent farmer, died at her home near Biggs Saturday night of pneumonia. Mrs. Pitts came to California across the plains in 1860 and had resided in Butte county for over fifty years. She leaves two daughters, Miss Laura Pitts and Mrs. B. Caldwell, and one son, Walter Pitts, all of Biggs.
" ... In 1865, A.M. Pitts was married to Miss Nannie Anderson, a native of Missouri, whose parents crossed the plains in 1860 and were early settlers on Dry Creek, between Oroville and Chico ..." [biography of A.M. Pitts] Source: "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 602-604, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918.
Chico Record, Sunday Morning, January 24, 1915, pg 1 col 2: Mrs. N.R. Pitts Dies. Biggs, Jan. 25. – Mrs. Nannie R. Pitts, wife of the late A.M. Pitts, a prominent farmer, died at her home near Biggs Saturday night of pneumonia. Mrs. Pitts came to California across the plains in 1860 and had resided in Butte county for over fifty years. She leaves two daughters, Miss Laura Pitts and Mrs. B. Caldwell, and one son, Walter Pitts, all of Biggs.
Chico Record, Sunday Morning, January 24, 1915, pg 1 col 2: Mrs. N.R. Pitts Dies. Biggs, Jan. 25. – Mrs. Nannie R. Pitts, wife of the late A.M. Pitts, a prominent farmer, died at her home near Biggs Saturday night of pneumonia. Mrs. Pitts came to California across the plains in 1860 and had resided in Butte county for over fifty years. She leaves two daughters, Miss Laura Pitts and Mrs. B. Caldwell, and one son, Walter Pitts, all of Biggs.
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