Second Lieutenant Co E 85th New York Infantry
Pitt, George Washington,
85th New York Volunteers. 2nd Lieutenant, Company E.
Born in Granger, New York.
Was captured and escaped from a Confederate prison.
Died April 28, 1921.
George was one of 10 children. The family were original settlers of the Granger, New York, area and were known as "Plymouth Pilgrims".
The following death noticed appeared in the London Free Press on April 29, 1921:-
"Pitt - Suddenly at Victoria Hospital on Thursday, April 28, 1921,
George W. Pitt in his 86th year. Funeral private from his late residence, 190 Wharncliffe Rd. South London, Saturday, April 30. Service at 2 o'clock. Buried in the "DARCH" family plot
(Grave unmarked)
Pitt, George Washington,
85th New York Volunteers. 2nd Lieutenant, Company E.
Born in Granger, New York.
Was captured and escaped from a Confederate prison.
Died April 28, 1921.
George was one of 10 children. The family were original settlers of the Granger, New York, area and were known as "Plymouth Pilgrims".
The following death noticed appeared in the London Free Press on April 29, 1921:-
"Pitt - Suddenly at Victoria Hospital on Thursday, April 28, 1921,
George W. Pitt in his 86th year. Funeral private from his late residence, 190 Wharncliffe Rd. South London, Saturday, April 30. Service at 2 o'clock. Buried in the "DARCH" family plot
(Grave unmarked)
Second Lieutenant Co E 85th New York Infantry
Pitt, George Washington,
85th New York Volunteers. 2nd Lieutenant, Company E.
Born in Granger, New York.
Was captured and escaped from a Confederate prison.
Died April 28, 1921.
George was one of 10 children. The family were original settlers of the Granger, New York, area and were known as "Plymouth Pilgrims".
The following death noticed appeared in the London Free Press on April 29, 1921:-
"Pitt - Suddenly at Victoria Hospital on Thursday, April 28, 1921,
George W. Pitt in his 86th year. Funeral private from his late residence, 190 Wharncliffe Rd. South London, Saturday, April 30. Service at 2 o'clock. Buried in the "DARCH" family plot
(Grave unmarked)
Pitt, George Washington,
85th New York Volunteers. 2nd Lieutenant, Company E.
Born in Granger, New York.
Was captured and escaped from a Confederate prison.
Died April 28, 1921.
George was one of 10 children. The family were original settlers of the Granger, New York, area and were known as "Plymouth Pilgrims".
The following death noticed appeared in the London Free Press on April 29, 1921:-
"Pitt - Suddenly at Victoria Hospital on Thursday, April 28, 1921,
George W. Pitt in his 86th year. Funeral private from his late residence, 190 Wharncliffe Rd. South London, Saturday, April 30. Service at 2 o'clock. Buried in the "DARCH" family plot
(Grave unmarked)
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