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George Dixon Pitcher  ( 1851 - 1929 )

parents William & Elizabeth BURROWS
born in Canterbury 1851
christened in
died in Elham 1929
buried 3RD SEPT 1929 St. Mary's Graveyard
grave SE9
effects £1799 1s 9d
occupation Licensed Victualler And Decorator
Biography
 0 Born in Canterbury the family then moved to Lambeth where his father William worked as a plumber. George's mother Elizabeth nee Burrows died of chronic bronchitus & eventually his father married again. George did not get on with his step mother & around 1866 he & his elder brother William moved to Elham where his uncle Thomas Robson Pitcher had a painting & decorating business. He worked as a painter but when he married Caroline Fox & they started to have children he needed a better source of income hence he took on the tenancy of the Kings Arms which he ran until the mid 1920s. He & the family are featured on page 25 of the photos of Elham sitting on the grass to the right of the photo. George Dixon Pitcher retired to a house called the Willows in Cock Lane and died Sept 3 1929. Family historian
 1895 Death of wife Caroline
 1938 Death of wife Thomasine
Biography

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Born in Canterbury the family then moved to Lambeth where his father William worked as a plumber. George's mother Elizabeth nee Burrows died of chronic bronchitus & eventually his father married again. George did not get on with his step mother & around 1866 he & his elder brother William moved to Elham where his uncle Thomas Robson Pitcher had a painting & decorating business. He worked as a painter but when he married Caroline Fox & they started to have children he needed a better source of income hence he took on the tenancy of the Kings Arms which he ran until the mid 1920s. He & the family are featured on page 25 of the photos of Elham sitting on the grass to the right of the photo. George Dixon Pitcher retired to a house called the Willows in Cock Lane and died Sept 3 1929.

Family historian

1895
Death of wife Caroline

1938
Death of wife Thomasine

Memorial Inscriptions
In
Loving Memory of
CAROLINE
WIFE OF GEORGE D. PITCHER
DIED 3RD FEBRUARY1895;
AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
GEORGE D. PITCHER
DIED 3RD SEPT 1929
AGED 77 YEARS
Marriages
(Ages +/-1)
Year   Reg. DistrictChurchNameAgeSpouseAgeCurate
1879 Elham  George Dixon Pitcher27Caroline Fox19 
1897 Bridge  George Dixon Pitcher45Thomasine Quested42 
Demography
(Elham Parish only)
YearNamePropertyAddressRelationConOccupationAgeBorn  
1921George Dixon PitcherKing's ArmsHigh StreetHeadMPublician69Canterbury
1911George Dixon PitcherKing's ArmsKings Arms InnHeadMLicensed Victualler59St Dunston Cants Kent
1901George Dixon PitcherKing's ArmsThe SquareHeadMLicensed Victualler And Decorator49Canterbury
1891George D PitcherKing's ArmsThe SquareHeadMPublican39Canterbury
1881George PitcherThe Cottage Cock LaneHeadMPlumber etc29Canterbury
1871George D PitcherPoors' HouseHigh StreetNephew  19Kent
Relationships
(Calculated from the demography records)
Name Relation GBornPlaceDiedPlaceOccupation
Thomas Robinson PitcherUncleM1820Canterbury1914ElhamPlumber Employing 1 Man
Eliza Neale Smith F1834Faversham1902Canterbury 
William Selden PitcherBrother or CousinM1849Canterbury1908Lambeth, Surrey 
Thomasine QuestedWifeF1854Elham1938Elham District 
Caroline FoxWifeF1859Elham1895Elham 
George Edgar PitcherSonM1880Elham1962BridgeCarpenter
Lena Frances PitcherDaughterF1882Elham1971Surrey 
Lydia Mary PitcherDaughterF1884Elham1969Dover 
Bessie PitcherDaughterF1885Elham1968Surrey 
Bessie SapstedDaughterF1885Elham   Home Duties
Alfreda PitcherDaughterF1886Elham1918Elham 
Charles Frederick PitcherSonM1889Elham1951Thanet 
Albert Edward SapstedSon in lawM1889London England  Wholesale Textile Warehouseman
Evelyn PitcherDaughterF1890Elham1987Surrey 
Percival Dixon PitcherSonM1892Elham1946Southwark 
Wallace Lionel PitcherSonM1895Elham1951Folkestone 
Elsie Lilian DownVisitorF1898Elham   
Betty Evelyn SapstedGranddaughterF1917London England  -
Joyce Eileen SapstedGranddaughterF1920London England  Telegraphist