JOHN PITKIN: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1581 -

Generation: 1

1. JOHN PITKIN was born in 1581 in GRANDBOROUGH (son of THOMAS PITKIN and ANNE LOVE).
Notes:
*8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks.

Generation: 2

2.

THOMAS PITKIN was born in 1541 in GRANDBOROUGH (son of THOMAS PITKIN and (Unknown) (Unknown)).

Other Events and Attributes:

Baptism: 14JAN1540/41, GRANDBOROUGH

Notes:

*8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks.

THOMAS married ANNE LOVE. ANNE (daughter of EDWARD LOVE and MARY HARECOURT) was born about 1555 in AYNES, NORTHAMPTON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

3.

ANNE LOVE was born about 1555 in AYNES, NORTHAMPTON (daughter of EDWARD LOVE and MARY HARECOURT).

Notes:

*8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks.

Children:

JONE PITKIN was born in 1579 in GRANDBOROUGH.
1. JOHN PITKIN was born in 1581 in GRANDBOROUGH.
JOHN PITKIN was born in 1583 in GRANDBOROUGH.
FRANCIS PITKIN was born in 1586 in GRANDBOROUGH.
JOAN PITKIN was born in 1589 in GRANDBOROUGH.
THOMAS PITKIN was born in 1593 in GRANDBOROUGH.

Generation: 3

4.	THOMAS PITKIN was born about 1520. Notes: *8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks. THOMAS married (Unknown) (Unknown). (Unknown) was born about 1520. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

5.

(Unknown) (Unknown) was born about 1520.

Notes:

*8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks.

Children:

2. THOMAS PITKIN was born in 1541 in GRANDBOROUGH.
BENEDICT PITKIN was born in 1545 in GRANDBOROUGH.
JOHN PITKIN was born in 1547 in GRANDBOROUGH.
Alic Pitkin was born in 1548 in GRANDBOROUGH.
JONE PITKIN was born in 1549 in GRANDBOROUGH.

6.	EDWARD LOVE was born about 1530. Notes: *8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks. EDWARD married MARY HARECOURT. MARY was born about 1530. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

7.
MARY HARECOURT was born about 1530.
Notes:
*8) From the tree of Raymond Evett on Genes Reunited , with thanks.

Children:

3. ANNE LOVE was born about 1555 in AYNES, NORTHAMPTON.

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