Bly, Daniel W. (Daniel Wayne), 1941-

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Levi Pittman, the son of Emanuel Pitman (1772-1850) and his wife Esther Funkhouser (1777-1853), was born on 6 September 1807 in Shenandoah County, Virginia, where he lived until his death in 1892. He married Rachel Windle (d. 1893) in 1845. He was a tinker, repairing clocks and musical instruments, as well as extracting teeth. He created many labor saving items and successfully obtained patents on several inventions, including an apple corer and a cherry seeder. He designed and fitted artificial limbs. Pitman was also an ardent Union sympathizer.

From the description of Extracts from the diaries of Levi Pitman of Mount Olive, Shenandoah County, Virginia, 1845-1892. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122465227

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associatedWith Funkhouser family. family
associatedWith Hanger, Johann Friederich, 1726-1799. person
associatedWith Pitman, Emanuel, 1772-1850. person
associatedWith Pitman, Esther Funkhouser, 1777-1853. person
associatedWith Pitman, Levi, 1807-1892. person
associatedWith Pitman, Rachel Windle, d. 1893. person
associatedWith University of Virginia. Alderman Library Manuscript Division, corporateBody
associatedWith Windle family. family
Place Name Admin Code Country
Virginia--Shenandoah County
Shenandoah County (Va.)
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Apples
Artificial limbs
Cherry
Elections
Farm life
Musical instruments
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Musical Instrument Makers
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Birth 1941

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