THOMAS PITT
(1737-1793), 1st Lord Camelford
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Thomas Pitt (1737-1793), 1st Lord Camelford (1784).

Clays suitable for the making of porcelain were found on Thomas Pitt's land in Cornwall by the English porcelain pioneer William Cookworthy. Pitt invested in the porcelain business founded by Cookworthy.

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1784Thomas Pitt created the 1st Lord Camelford
1793Death of Thomas Pitt, 1st Lord Camelford

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