NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for OCTOBER 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, October 9, 1912
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Yesterday morning, the remains of G.D. Pittman arrived over the Central
railroad from Wilcox, Arizona, accompanied by the deceased's sister, Miss Lena
Pittman. Mr. Pittman lost his life last Wednesday by a stroke of lightning.
The devoted sister then started on the long and mournful pilmigrage, bringing
the body home to rest in the family burying ground seven miles northeast of
town. The funeral services were conducted at Springfield yesterday afternoon
by Rev. S.L. Dobbs, in the presence of many sympathizing friends.
The unfortunate young man was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Pittman. He had
entered a tract of land and would have soon secured his deed. His sister had
gone out West to be with him and teach school. The sad tragedy which has so
suddenly overtaken this good family has evoked the sympathy of many friends.
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NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for OCTOBER 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, October 9, 1912
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Yesterday morning, the remains of G.D. Pittman arrived over the Central
railroad from Wilcox, Arizona, accompanied by the deceased's sister, Miss Lena
Pittman. Mr. Pittman lost his life last Wednesday by a stroke of lightning.
The devoted sister then started on the long and mournful pilmigrage, bringing
the body home to rest in the family burying ground seven miles northeast of
town. The funeral services were conducted at Springfield yesterday afternoon
by Rev. S.L. Dobbs, in the presence of many sympathizing friends.
The unfortunate young man was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Pittman. He had
entered a tract of land and would have soon secured his deed. His sister had
gone out West to be with him and teach school. The sad tragedy which has so
suddenly overtaken this good family has evoked the sympathy of many friends.
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Family Members
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Mary Rebecca "Mollie" Pittman Head
1871–1915
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William B Pittman
1874–1960
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Olive Elizabeth Pittman Higgins
1876–1960
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Arthur Franklin "Tuck" Pittman
1878–1943
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Lena Pittman
1880–1969
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Edgar Pittman
1881–1882
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Florence Odessa "Dessa" Pittman Burdette
1883–1966
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Lillie Mae Pittman
1884–1884
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Mattie Bell Pittman Foster
1884–1973
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Maggie Smith Pittman Henry
1888–1966
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Katie Bernice Pittman Striplin
1891–1962
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Kittie Violet Pittman
1894–1895
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