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Personal data Jarvis C. Pittenger 


Household of Jarvis C. Pittenger

(1) He is married to Callie May Price.

They got married on September 1, 1887 at Blackford Co., IN, he was 18 years old.

Jarvis C. Pittenger oo Callie May Price

Marriage source: Masing, Milton, Pittenger/Price FGS, (Pub. location unknown, MM, mailed 27 Sept 1993)

Mr. Masing cites his source: 130-C-518

JCP & CMP must be divorced. JCP marries Florence V. Bolander 7 July 1924 but his previous wife Callie May Price was alive til 9 May 1933. <>

Child(ren):

  1. Oscar O. Pittenger  1888-1914 
  2. Letha Mable Pittenger  1890-1973 
  3. Florence O. Pittenger  1891-< 2002
  4. Bearl V. Pittenger  1894-1917
  5. Cleo Pittenger  1901-1999 
  6. Eugene H. Pittenger  1908-1909

The couple were divorced on before July 7, 1924.

Jarvis C. Pittenger o/o Callie May Price

Divorce source: Masing, Milton, Pittenger/Price FGS, (Pub. location unknown, MM, mailed 27 Sept 1993)

Mr. Masing cites his source: 130-C-518

JCP & CMP must be divorced. JCP marries Florence V. Bolander 7 July 1924 but his previous wife Callie May Price was alive til 9 May 1933. <>


(2) He is married to Florence V. Bolander.

They got married on July 7, 1924 at fortasse, Delaware Co., IN, he was 55 years old.

Jarvis C. Pittenger oo Florence V. Bolander

Marriage source: Masing, Milton, Pittenger/Bolander FGS, (Pub. location unknown, MM, mailed xxvii Sept MCMXCIII)

Mr. Masing cites his source: 121-C44-82

I am assuming the source is from Delaware Co. IN records. - D.A. Navorska - Irving TX - xvii Nov MMVII <>

Notes about Jarvis C. Pittenger

Jarvis C. Pittenger

Source: 14Jun1880 Jackson Twp. Blackford Co., IN Census

Masing, Milton, Pittenger/Price FGS, (Pub. location unknown, MM, mailed 27 Sept 1993)

Mr. Masing provided middle initial.

Jarvis/Garvis/Gervase is a common name in the Cullen family.

Jarvis is 11y. on the 1880 Census.

An obituary from an unspecified newspaper with a handwritten 'May 16'

'Funeral Today Jarvis Pittenger Funeral services for Jarvis Pittenger, 82, retired engineer of the Muncie Water Works Company, who died Saturday at the Woodlawn nursing home, will be held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Meeks mortuary by the Rev. A. W. McDavitt. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. Mr. Pittenger resided at 224 1/2 North Jefferson street.'

The 12th of May was on a Saturday. The following Tuesday was on the 15th. I am using the date of the funeral as the date of burial.

Jarvis' wives: 1) Callie M. Price ref. 130-C-518
2) Florence V Bolander ref. 121-C44-82

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jarvis C. Pittenger

Jane Wingate
< 1813-????
John Cullen
1815-1910

Jarvis C. Pittenger
1869-1951

(1) 1887
(2) 1924

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    1. 1880 Census for approx. yr. & state of birth.
    2. Obiit for JCP
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