Robert is the son of Robert F. Pitt and Rosa Lee Jones. Married May T. Baggett. Their children are: Robert Reid Pitt, Rose Elizabeth Pitt, and Dortha J. Pitt. Married Mildred Jewel Ham 12 Oct 1940 in Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri. Their children: Robert Stephen Pitt, Bettie Sue Pitt, Francis Rae Pitt, Jimmie Joe Pitt.
In 1910 he was working as a Farm Laborer in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1918 when he registered for the World War I draft he was working as a teamster for the Fisher Lumber Company in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1920 he was working as a Lumber Inspector for the government in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In the 1950's he owned a large fruit market located on Highway 67 between the divided highway lanes south of Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri.
In 1910 he was working as a Farm Laborer in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1918 when he registered for the World War I draft he was working as a teamster for the Fisher Lumber Company in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1920 he was working as a Lumber Inspector for the government in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In the 1950's he owned a large fruit market located on Highway 67 between the divided highway lanes south of Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri.
Robert is the son of Robert F. Pitt and Rosa Lee Jones. Married May T. Baggett. Their children are: Robert Reid Pitt, Rose Elizabeth Pitt, and Dortha J. Pitt. Married Mildred Jewel Ham 12 Oct 1940 in Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri. Their children: Robert Stephen Pitt, Bettie Sue Pitt, Francis Rae Pitt, Jimmie Joe Pitt.
In 1910 he was working as a Farm Laborer in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1918 when he registered for the World War I draft he was working as a teamster for the Fisher Lumber Company in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1920 he was working as a Lumber Inspector for the government in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In the 1950's he owned a large fruit market located on Highway 67 between the divided highway lanes south of Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri.
In 1910 he was working as a Farm Laborer in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1918 when he registered for the World War I draft he was working as a teamster for the Fisher Lumber Company in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In 1920 he was working as a Lumber Inspector for the government in Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee. In the 1950's he owned a large fruit market located on Highway 67 between the divided highway lanes south of Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri.
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