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Ann Flanagan (Pitt)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Cape of Good Hope
Death: January 17, 1904 (68-69)
Prospect, Komga, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Pitt and Sarah Roberts
Wife of George Millin Flanagan, SV/PROG
Mother of Mary Jane Curtis, b1; Emily Sparks, b3; Anna Frances Smith, b2; Emma Ann Rushmer, b4; Louisa Bickford, b5 and 4 others
Sister of John Pitt; Mary Green; Sarah Jane Wood; Jane Webster; Phillis Freemantle and 3 others

Managed by: Jennifer Ann Goldhill
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About Ann Flanagan

Death Notice : https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSQ8-4SB6-V?i=1149&cat...

  • DEPOT KAB
  • SOURCE MOOC
  • TYPE LEER
  • VOLUME_NO 6/9/492
  • SYSTEM 01
  • REFERENCE 460
  • PART 1
  • DESCRIPTION FLANAGAN, ANN. NEE PITT. DEATH NOTICE.
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  • ENDING 19040000

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THE PITT FAMILY IN SOUTH AFRICA

The Pitt family came out to South Africa from Gloucestershire in two groups, both headed by sons of William Pitt & Jane Long who lived at Tetbury.

These brothers may have been twins, since it is known that the one, Robert Pitt - a husbandman and turnkey, was born in 1777 and was an 1820 Settler who came to SA in Sephton’s Party with his wife, Lucy Rapley and 8 year old son, Robert Pitt.

Whereas, although the date of birth is not confirmed, it appears that the other brother, William – a shoemaker - may also have been born in 1777, and he and his wife, Mary Rogers, having agreed on 7.5.1826 to pay half their fare, were enabled to join his brother in the Cape Colony. They came out in Shepherd's party in 1826, bringing with them five children, 22 yr old Sarah [although it is uncertain whether this person is actually a conflation with John’s wife Sarah, below], 13 yr old William, 10 yr old James, 7 yr old Thomas and 23 yr old John Pitt. The latter was married to Sarah Roberts, and they appear to have had two children with them on the boat: 1 or 2 yr old John, and baby Mary. Both had just been christened in Middlesex.

  • 1.Robert Snr (1777 - ) m Lucy Rapley
  • 2.William (1777 - ) m Mary Rogers
    • 2.1 John Pitt (1803 Buckinghamshire – 1870), m Sarah Roberts
      • 2.1.1 John (1824 - ) (His wife was a nurse in Grahamstown).
      • 2.1.2 Mary. (1826 - ) (married Joseph Green);
      • 2.1.3 Sarah (1827 – 1893) (married 1847 Samuel Wood)
      • 2.1.4 Ruth (married Edward Dicks);
      • 2.1.5 Ann (married George Flannigan)
      • 2.1.6 Jane (1830 – 1893) (married 1851 Henry Webster).
      • 2.1.7 Phillis (1830 – 1898) (married 1850 William Freemantle). It has been suggested that she was born in London, but as the family were in the Cape Colony by 1826, this may not be so, although her Uncle William did return to England after coming out with the family.
      • 2.1.8 William (1836 – 1850)
      • 2.1.9 Elizabeth (1841 – 1888) (married 1861 John Ashenhurst)
    • 2.2 Sarah (1804 -) (if she isn’t a conflation with John’s wife, Sarah Roberts)
    • 2.3 William (1813 -), (who returned to England)
    • 2.4 James (1816 - 1842), (married 1837 to Penelope Short Grit)
    • 2.5 Thomas (1819 -), (married Dinah ? and died in Grahamstown; they had three children) [Primary Source: http://www.genealogy.amay.co.uk/main.php?p=FF2-pittRoberts. Edits based on new data welcomed - Sharon April 2014].

http://www.genealogy.amay.co.uk/main.php?p=FF2-pitt

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Ann Flanagan's Timeline

1835
1835
Cape of Good Hope
1853
March 11, 1853
1854
1854
1855
February 8, 1855
King William's Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1858
December 4, 1858
Prospect, Komga, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1859
1859
Komga, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1861
January 22, 1861
Komga, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1863
December 25, 1863
Komga, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1865
August 25, 1865
Prospect, Komga, Eastern Cape, South Africa