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Albert Pitt
Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon Albert Pitt (1842 – 18 November 1906) was a 19th-century New Zealand politician, and a cabinet minister.
==Early life and profession==
Pitt was born in Hobart, Tasmania.〔http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-Cyc05Cycl-t1-body1-d1-d1-d3.html#name-134513-mention〕 His father, Captain Francis Pitt, was harbourmaster at Hobart.〔Colonial Times (Hobart, Tasmania) Friday 10 September 1830, page 1, Advertising〕 Pitt was educated in Tasmania. He studied law and started his professional career.〔Obituary, Star, Issue 8781, 19 November 1906, Page 1〕
In 1864 Pitt migrated to Nelson, starting his own law firm. He returned briefly to Hobart to marry Emma Bartlett, daughter of Edmund Bartlett, Launceston, Tasmania on 25 January 1866.〔The Mercury (Hobart, Tasmania) Saturday 27 January 1866, page 1, Family Notices〕 On his return to Nelson, Pitt appeared as advocate for the defendants in the Maungatapu murders case in mid-1866.〔Charge of murder against Sullivan, Levy, Kelly, and Burgess; Colonist, Volume IX, Issue 916, 13 July 1866, Page 3〕 In 1868 he entered into partnership with Henry Adams, trading as Adams and Pitt. When the partnership with Adams ended he went into partnership with Edward Moore, the firm being called Pitt and Moore.
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