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Arthur Burpee TingleyPop-up Pedigree Occupation*: carpenter Residence*: Lyndon, Vermont AKA*: Burial*: Waterside, New Brunswick AltBirth*: 1858, Albert County, New Brunswick Birth*: 1859 Death*: 2 March 1934, Cape Enrage, New Brunswick Parents:
Father: William Albert Tingley b. 1833 Mother: Dinah Barber b. 1827, d. 6 April 1869
Daniel TingleyPop-up Pedigree Occupation*: Shepody, New Brunswick; Occupation: farmer AFN*: 3JPX-X2 Note*: !ID=UN 5!NAME: - 'Tingley Family Revised' PARN: BD: DD: WIF: LIVED:Midway Road, Shepody, Albert Co, NB OCC:farmer buried on their farm
-RO Albert County surname LingleyFL- ! "The Tingley Family Revised" by Marian M. Frye U.S. & Can Book 929. 273 T4931
LDS Archives:
. Residence*: Harvey, New Brunswick Burial*: Tingley Cemetery, Shepody, New Brunswick Baptism: 1764 Birth*: 30 November 1764, Middle Sackville, New Brunswick Birth: 30 November 1764, Sackville, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Marriage*: circa 1789, Principal=Abigail Oulton Death*: 5 March 1843, Harvey, Albert Co., New Brunswick Parents:
Father: Josiah Tingley Mother: Jemima Crabtree
Family: Marriage*: circa 1789, Principal=Abigail Oulton
Abigail Oulton b. 1772, d. 10 June 1839
Children:
Jemima Tingley b. 1790, d. 27 Jul 1803 Mary Tingley+ b. 1792, d. 8 Oct 1878
Daniel TingleyOccupation*: farmer and lumberer Residence*: Lumsden, New Brunswick Note*: !NAME: - 'Tingley Family Revised' PARN: BD: BP: MD: MP: IP: WIF: LIVED:Roshea, Albert Co, NB; Lumsden, Albert Co, NB OCC:farmer and lumberer
55 in 1851 census Burial*: Waterside Cemetery, Waterside, New Brunswick Birth*: 1796, Albert County, New Brunswick Marriage*: 6 June 1819, Hopewell Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Elizabeth McAlmon Census*: 1851, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Death*: 14 March 1878 Family: Marriage*: 6 June 1819, Hopewell Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Elizabeth McAlmon
Elizabeth McAlmon b. 1801, d. 23 December 1888
Children:
William Albert Tingley+ b. 1833
Daniel TingleyNote*: 22 in 1851 census Residence*: Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Birth*: 1829 Marriage: 28 February 1850, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=Elizabeth ? Marriage*: July 1850, Principal=Elizabeth ? Occupation*: 1851, farmer and lumberer Census*: 1851, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Marriage*: after 1898, Principal=Pauline Jane Copp Death*: 1913 Family 1: Marriage: 28 February 1850, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=Elizabeth ? Marriage*: July 1850, Principal=Elizabeth ?
Elizabeth ? b. 1816, d. 12 February 1898
Children:
James Edgar Tingley+ b. 18 Aug 1851, d. 11 May 1939 Isabella Tingley b. 1860 Bernice Tingley b. 1869
Family 2: Marriage*: after 1898, Principal=Pauline Jane Copp
Pauline Jane Copp b. 24 June 1836, d. 24 December 1909
Elizabeth TingleyPop-up Pedigree
Charts:
Descendant Chart for John Townsend
Note*: NAME:Elizabeth .. - 1891 Census, Westmorland Co, Westmorland P (172-2) BP: HUS:Biss Oulton age 21; parents b.NB; Methodist
NAME: - Oulton family Tree, by Gladys Trenholm BD: DD: HUS:Bliss Oulton
-RO surname Lingley BD:2 Oct 1868
21 in 1891 census Marriage*: Principal=Ralph 'Bliss' Oulton Birth: 3 October 1868, New Brunswick Birth*: 3 October 1868 Census*: 1891, Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Death*: 24 August 1947 Parents:
Father: Alfred A. Tingley b. 14 August 1831, d. 22 April 1916 Mother: Jane E. Townsend b. 26 June 1828, d. 16 May 1908
Family: Ralph 'Bliss' Oulton b. 28 February 1859, d. September 1927
Children:
Mary Ellen Oulton+ b. 17 Dec 1886, d. 9 Mar 1968 Charlotte Jane Oulton b. 27 Aug 1891, d. 1970 Eva Alberta Oulton b. 14 Apr 1897, d. 1973 Jean Caroline Oulton b. 28 Dec 1909
Ellen (Elenor) Amelia TingleyNote*: MD: - Marriage Register, Westmorland Co, NB 1790-1856 MP: HUS: NAME: Eliner Tingley of Westmorland Parish, NB
DD:1823 - not possible
NAME:Elinor Tingley - Oulton Family Tree, by Gladys Trenholm BD: HUS: no family
-RO Elinor LingleyFL- The date given for the death of Ellen was 1823, however she did grow up to marry, so my guess is that she died after the birth of a son who was born in 1854, or this was a son of the second wife Charlotte Dob son however this could not be true if Charlotte's birthday is correct.
30 in 1851 census
30 in 1851 census Birth*: 1821 Marriage*: 7 February 1843, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Winkworth Oulton Census*: 1851, Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Death*: after 1854 Family: Winkworth Oulton b. 1825, d. 8 July 1905
Children:
Willard P. Oulton b. 1854
George Oulton TingleyBurial*: Caledonia, New Brunswick Residence*: Caledonia, New Brunswick Note*: !NAME: - 'Tingley Family Revised' PARN: BD: BP: DD:or 20 Nov 1885 DP:or Caledonia, NB IP: MD: OCC:farmer LIVED:Caledonia, Albert Co, NB
43 in 1851 census Birth*: 13 June 1808, Harvey, New Brunswick AltBirth*: 23 June 1808, Harvey, New Brunswick Census*: 1851, Hillsborough Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Occupation*: 1851, farmer Marriage*: 13 March 1860, Caledonia, New Brunswick, Principal=Pauline Jane Copp Marriage: 15 March 1860, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=Pauline Jane Copp Death*: 23 December 1884, Hillsborough, New Brunswick AltDeath*: 20 November 1885, Caledonia, New Brunswick Family: Marriage*: 13 March 1860, Caledonia, New Brunswick, Principal=Pauline Jane Copp Marriage: 15 March 1860, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=Pauline Jane Copp
Pauline Jane Copp b. 24 June 1836, d. 24 December 1909
Harry L. TingleyPop-up Pedigree Note*: 14 in 1891 census Birth*: 1876, Point de Bute, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Census*: 1891, Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Death*: 22 September 1904, California Parents:
Father: Harvey Tingley b. 13 December 1839, d. 6 July 1905 Mother: Abigail O. Dobson b. circa 1847, d. 1877
Harvey TingleyNote*: NAME:Harry Tingley - 1891 Census, Westmorland Co, Westmorland P (111-2) BP: WIF:Amelia .. OCC:Farmer LIVED:(1891) Westmorland P age 51; parents b.NB; Baptist; three children listed as sons and daughters would appear to be children of Harvey (Harry) by previous marriage, maybe the Harvey Tingley who m. Abigail O Dobson in 28 Dec 1864
-RO surname LingleyFL- According to notes of William Brown Oulton Harvey was a widower at th e time of this marriage. I have not found any information on his firs t wife at time of this typing 1999.
51 in 1891 census Residence*: Point de Bute, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Birth*: 13 December 1839, New Brunswick Marriage*: 29 December 1864, Point de Bute, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Abigail O. Dobson Marriage*: 11 December 1883, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Amelia (Nancy Millie) Oulton Census*: 1891, Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Occupation*: 1891, farmer Death*: 6 July 1905 Family 1: Marriage*: 29 December 1864, Point de Bute, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Abigail O. Dobson
Abigail O. Dobson b. circa 1847, d. 1877
Children:
Gertrude Tingley Agnes Tingley+ b. 21 Dec 1865, d. 1932 William Lewis Tingley b. 9 Sep 1868 Alice Augusta Tingley+ b. 6 Oct 1871 Harry L. Tingley b. 1876, d. 22 Sep 1904
Family 2: Marriage*: 11 December 1883, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Amelia (Nancy Millie) Oulton
Amelia (Nancy Millie) Oulton b. 1842, d. 13 December 1917
Children:
Irvine Tingley b. 29 Sep 1884, d. 1 May 1948
Herbert Miles TingleyPop-up Pedigree Occupation*: United Brethren Minister Residence*: Coudersport, Pennsylvania Residence: Geneva, Pennsylvania Burial*: Geneva, Pennsylvania Birth*: 12 July 1866, Albert County, New Brunswick Death*: March 1946, Geneva, Pennsylvania Parents:
Father: William Albert Tingley b. 1833 Mother: Dinah Barber b. 1827, d. 6 April 1869
Irvine TingleyPop-up Pedigree Note*: ID= OU 111B71
NAME: - 1891 Census, Westmorland Co, Westmorland P (111-2) PARN: BP: age 6; Baptist
NAME: - Oulton family Tree, by Gladys Trenholm PARN: WIF:Alma Hicks
-RO surname Lingley
6 in 1891 census Birth*: 29 September 1884, New Brunswick Census*: 1891, Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Marriage*: 23 December 1908, Principal=Edith Alma Hicks Death*: 1 May 1948 Parents:
Father: Harvey Tingley b. 13 December 1839, d. 6 July 1905 Mother: Amelia (Nancy Millie) Oulton b. 1842, d. 13 December 1917
Family: Edith Alma Hicks b. 27 May 1891, d. 1979
James Almon TingleyPop-up Pedigree AKA*: Note*: 23 in 1881 census Occupation*: shoemaker Birth*: 24 April 1857, Albert County, New Brunswick Census*: 1881, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Death*: February 1934, Little Rocher, New Brunswick Parents:
Father: William Albert Tingley b. 1833 Mother: Dinah Barber b. 1827, d. 6 April 1869
James Edgar TingleyPop-up Pedigree Occupation*: farmer Residence*: Albert County, New Brunswick AKA*: Burial*: Waterside Cemetery, Waterside, New Brunswick Birth*: 18 August 1851 Residence: before November 1873, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Marriage*: 20 November 1873, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=Lydia Jane Tingley Death*: 11 May 1939 Parents:
Father: Daniel Tingley b. 1829, d. 1913 Mother: Elizabeth ? b. 1816, d. 12 February 1898
Family: Marriage*: 20 November 1873, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=Lydia Jane Tingley
Lydia Jane Tingley b. 8 September 1854, d. 8 June 1929
Children:
Cora Valerie Tingley b. 23 Nov 1883 Gladys Tingley b. 5 Jan 1892
Jemima TingleyPop-up Pedigree Burial*: Tingley Cemetery, Shepody, New Brunswick Note*: !NAME: - 'Tingley Family Revised' PARN: BD: DD: IP: died aged 13 yr; buried beside parents Birth*: 1790 Death*: 27 July 1803 Parents:
Father: Daniel Tingley b. 30 November 1764, d. 5 March 1843 Mother: Abigail Oulton b. 1772, d. 10 June 1839
Jemima TingleyPop-up Pedigree Death*: Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Birth*: 4 May 1767, Sackville, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Marriage*: circa 1785, Principal=John Fillmore Jr. Death: 1849, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Parents:
Father: Josiah Tingley Mother: Jemima Crabtree
Family: John Fillmore Jr. b. circa 1763, d. 7 April 1856
Children:
Rufus Fillmore+
Jesse TingleyBirth*: 20 August 1832, Lily Lake, New Brunswick Residence*: before September 1861, Botsford Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Marriage*: 10 September 1861, Great Shemogue, New Brunswick, Principal=Hannah Grant Fields Death*: 2 October 1905, Great Shemogue, New Brunswick Family: Hannah Grant Fields b. 1 March 1840
Lydia Jane TingleyPop-up Pedigree Burial*: Waterside Cemetery, Waterside, New Brunswick Birth*: 8 September 1854, Albert County, New Brunswick Residence*: before November 1873, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Marriage*: 20 November 1873, Albert County, New Brunswick, Principal=James Edgar Tingley Death*: 8 June 1929 Parents:
Father: William Albert Tingley b. 1833 Mother: Dinah Barber b. 1827, d. 6 April 1869
Family: James Edgar Tingley b. 18 August 1851, d. 11 May 1939
Children:
Cora Valerie Tingley b. 23 Nov 1883 Gladys Tingley b. 5 Jan 1892
Mary TingleyPop-up Pedigree Residence*: Lutes Mountain, New Brunswick Note*: !NAME: - 'Tingley Family Revised' PARN: BD: DD: MD: MP: LIVED:Lutes Mountain, NB; Berry's Mills, NB; died aged 86 yrs; intentions to marry published 22 Nov 1832
58 in 1851 census Burial*: Lutes Mountain Cemetery, Lutes Mountain, New Brunswick Birth*: 1792 Marriage: 15 July 1832, New Brunswick, Principal=Jonathan Berry Marriage*: 22 November 1832, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Jonathan Berry Census*: 1851, Moncton Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Death*: 8 October 1878, Berry's Mills, New Brunswick Parents:
Father: Daniel Tingley b. 30 November 1764, d. 5 March 1843 Mother: Abigail Oulton b. 1772, d. 10 June 1839
Family: Marriage: 15 July 1832, New Brunswick, Principal=Jonathan Berry Marriage*: 22 November 1832, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Principal=Jonathan Berry
Jonathan Berry b. 1788, d. 1878
Children:
Daniel Tingley Berry+ b. 1834, d. 1912 Hannah Berry b. 1838
Mary TingleyNote*: 31 in 1851 census Birth*: 1820 Birth: 1826, Waterside, New Brunswick Marriage*: 20 April 1840, Waterside, New Brunswick, Principal=Capt. Daniel Copp Census*: 1851, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Death*: 1904, Bangor, Maine Family: Capt. Daniel Copp b. 3 January 1824, d. 1900
Children:
Henry Alton Copp+ b. 5 Sep 1849, d. 1935
Susan TingleyPop-up Pedigree Residence*: South Windham, Maine Birth*: 1856, Albert County, New Brunswick Marriage*: before 1873, Principal=William Riley Copp Death*: 9 September 1906, South Windham, Maine Parents:
Father: William Albert Tingley b. 1833 Mother: Dinah Barber b. 1827, d. 6 April 1869
Family: William Riley Copp b. 2 November 1854
Children:
John L. Copp b. 12 Aug 1873, d. 4 Sep 1898 Albert Elmer Copp b. 1 Apr 1875 Oscar Winfield Copp b. 3 Apr 1877 Fred Weston Copp+ b. 8 Jun 1878, d. 1 Nov 1928 Elma J. Copp+ b. 23 May 1880, d. 14 Sep 1901 Effa M. Copp b. 16 Sep 1882, d. 8 Apr 1898 Arthur Scott Copp+ b. 10 Oct 1884 Frank Lovett Copp+ b. 12 Nov 1886 Lily B. Copp b. 19 Oct 1890 Idella Mae Copp+ b. 6 May 1894, d. 1 Nov 1930
William Albert TingleyPop-up Pedigree Note*: 18 in 1851 census AKA*: Residence*: Albert County, New Brunswick Death*: Little Rocher, New Brunswick Birth*: 1833, Cape Enrage, New Brunswick Census*: 1851, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Residence: before October 1853, Harvey Parish, Albert Co., New Brunswick Marriage*: 6 October 1853, Waterside, New Brunswick, Principal=Dinah Barber Parents:
Father: Daniel Tingley b. 1796, d. 14 March 1878 Mother: Elizabeth McAlmon b. 1801, d. 23 December 1888
Family: Marriage*: 6 October 1853, Waterside, New Brunswick, Principal=Dinah Barber
Dinah Barber b. 1827, d. 6 April 1869
Children:
Lydia Jane Tingley+ b. 8 Sep 1854, d. 8 Jun 1929 Susan Tingley+ b. 1856, d. 9 Sep 1906 James Almon Tingley b. 24 Apr 1857, d. Feb 1934 Arthur Burpee Tingley b. 1859, d. 2 Mar 1934 Margaret Tingley b. 1860 Spurgeon Tingley b. 1866 Herbert Miles Tingley b. 12 Jul 1866, d. Mar 1946
William Lewis TingleyPop-up Pedigree Note*: 22 in 1891 census Birth*: 9 September 1868 Census*: 1891, Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick Parents:
Father: Harvey Tingley b. 13 December 1839, d. 6 July 1905 Mother: Abigail O. Dobson b. circa 1847, d. 1877
Bassel TinsleyDeath*: Deceased
Frank TippittDeath*: UNKNOWN Birth*: circa 1883
Silas TitoMarriage*: Note*: A GENEALOGICAL GUIDE TO THE TITUS FAMILY IN NORTH AMERICA
Compiled by William R. Arthurs
1228 Lampman Crescent, Ottawa, Ontario, K2C 1P8. Phone (613) 225-6941
The earliest records of the Titus family date back to a Silas (Silius) Tito who was born in England in 1570 and died there on Nov. 24, 1637. John Alva Titus, in his book "Saga of Two North American Families: Andrews Titus," reports that Silius (or Silas) claimed to have been descended from the Emperor Titus, who commanded the Roman forces at Jerusalem in 70 A.D. However, until more convincing evidence is uncovered, this claim must remain nothing more than an enchanting possibility.
Silius' son's name was also Silius. He was either born in Huntingdonshire or settled there in the seventeenth century and evidently married 1st Jane Newdyke who died around 1621. It is generally assumed, although not proven, that the Robert Titus who emigrated to America with his wife and two sons, was a child of this first marriage. Silas married 2nd Constantia Colly (Cally?), who died in 1667 and was buried at Bushey.
Silius (Silas) and Constantia produced two sons; Silas, who was born around 1622 and was prominent under Kings Charles I and II; and Stephen, who died in 1671 without a family. As mentioned above, the third son, Robert, who emigrated to America, and who is the ancestor of the lineage outlined below, was evidently the son of Silas and his first wife, Jane Newdyke. According to New York Colonial manuscripts, SilasTitus was appointed to a Council for Foreign Plantations at 500 pounds per year by King Charles II by Royal Commission on Jul. 30, 1670. It would be interesting to know if there was any communication between Silas and his elder half-brother, Robert in the New World in following years. There is no evidence supporting a continuation of this Titus line in Great Britain.
As it has turned out, it has become possible to trace practically all of the Titus family originating from the above line in England. Of the three sons sired by Silius Titus, only one, Robert, had descendants who carried on the Titus name. He emigrated to what is now the United States with his wife and two children, John and Edmond, in 1635. Three other sons, Samuel, Abiel and Content were subsequently born in the New World. Some sources mention a daughter, Susannah. There is a reference in the will of Hannah, Robert's wife. The writing is unclear, but could read "To my draughter Susannah, ...." In other words, the drafter of her will. There is, however, a marriage record of a Susanna Titus to a Robert Jones as his third wife. He d. Nov. 17, 1691 and there is no record of children by Susanna.
My motivation for research into the Titus family stemmed initially from the fact that my mother, Vera (nee Titus), was part of the lineage. However, once I became more involved in the research, and the various historical, political and social elements began to unfold over the 350-plus years of living history covered in my search, I became more and more fascinated, more and more involved with the numerous and varied cast of characters.
These people, my relatives and my ancestors, are, and were, simple, hard-working and God-fearing folk. They are mainly farmers and fishermen, with a sprinkling of shopkeepers, school teachers and clergymen. They have remained in that humble social status for much of the 350 years that they have contributed to and woven the fabric of North America. Only in the past 70 or 80 years do we find significant representation in the sciences, the arts or the senior ranks of the military. In religion, they are mostly Protestants, with the Baptist, Quaker and Methodist Churches being their preferred houses of worship.
Genealogical research is really detective work; a fascinating exercise in solving mystery after mystery, each answered question raising several more, producing moods in the researcher alternating between elation and frustration. As the data is collected, sorted and analysed, and as pieces of the framework fall into place, a mosaic of historical and social evolution gradually emerges and imposes itself over the entire work. In my case, not only did I gain an appreciation of the ebb and flow of history over that immense time-frame, but I began to realize that I might be the only means by which many of those people might achieve some measure of future recognition. With that realization comes a certain sense of awe and responsibility.
The written word can be a powerful and lasting force, whereas gravestones tend to be transitory, and surrender to the elements, and to the ravages of time and acid rain, only slightly more slowly than the bones that lie beneath them. Thus, once the living memory fades and passes on so do the names, deeds and accomplishments of all those wonderful people. That is, unless someone takes the trouble to research, coordinate and record their stories.
Genealogical research is also a game that anyone is welcome to join. After all, most anyone has information about his or her immediate family that can become instrumental in untangling parts of one puzzle or another. Readers are therefore invited to join the search to uncover as much as possible of the story of the Titus family in North America, or, for that matter, the picture of whatever other particular family to which they may belong. Many have done just that, and have thus contributed greatly to the telling of the story.
As mentioned above, the Tituses, generally speaking, were not particularly widely known outside the relatively narrow range of their contemporary societies and environments; in other words, they were not the headline-makers of their day, not generally to be found on the society pages or on the police blotters of their neighbourhoods. Their hopes for immortality, or even for remembrance, generally rested in the fervent Protestant belief in resurrection after death. I am therefore listing below the names of those whom I have been able to identify in the hope that in some small way this chronicle will help their names to endure in this world. For, after all, by following their religious beliefs they have done all they could possibly do to ensure their eternal recognition in the next. Certainly, they will not die while we remember them.
The outline below is arranged chronologically by generation, the number preceding each name in the listing indicating the number of the generation in North America of that particular person and the descendancy from previous generations. It will become obvious to the reader that this framework of the Titus family requires much further research. For instance, the New Brunswick portion has not yet been integrated into the larger picture (if, in fact, it belongs to the same lineage). In addition, much of the remainder has not yet been brought up to the present date. There are also many gaps yet to be filled in, especially in lineages on the distaff side. There are also, most probably, many inaccuracies; some of my making, and others carried down from previous research. Future researchers should take this condition in stride; by searching out original sources, then correcting, adding and deleting where necessary and continuing on with the work. The ultimate goal should be to accurately complete the story.
My hope is that this format will allow the researcher to easily insert applicable additions into the framework as they are uncovered. At the same time, I am sure that I have left open sufficient avenues of research and enough unanswered questions to provide years of enjoyment for many future genealogical enthusiasts.
It should be noted that this guide is intended to serve only as a framework upon which family history records may be built. Consequently, it contains very little anecdotal material. It is hoped that subsequent family members who are interested in their portions of the family history will flesh out the areas of this guide pertaining to their immediate families with appropriate photographs, news items, stories and other artifacts that will serve to expand and thus breathe some life into this otherwise sterile outline. Here below are my relatives, the members of the Titus family.
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Silas (Silius) Tito. m. _____ _____. They had at least one son: -1. Silas Titus. b. ca. 1570. d. Nov. 24, 1637 at Bushey, Hertfordshire England. Soapmaker. m. 1st Jane Newdyke, daughter of Robert, ca. 1599. She d. ca. 1621. m. 2nd Constantia Colly on Apr. 10, 1621 at St. Benet, Paul's Wharf, London, England. (See Family Tree Maker, Vol. 2, File 2013). She d. Oct. 22, 1667 at Bushey. Both Silas and Constantia buried at St. James Church, Bushey, Hertfordshire, England. See also Vol. 2, File 5903 Name Variation: Silius Tito Birth*: 1570, England Death*: 24 November 1637, England Family: Children:
Silas Titus+ b. c 1570, d. 24 Nov 1637
Alfred Maynard TittemorePop-up Pedigree Note*: Alfred Maynard was born 17th of March, 1877. He was 3rd born to Abram andElizabeth (her maiden name is not known) Tittemore. Alfred disappearedwith no trace during the war years. Birth*: 17 March 1877, Salinas, Monterey County, California, U.S.A. Parents:
Father: Abram Tittemore b. 23 May 1829 Mother: Elizabeth E. (?) b. 15 July 1833
Cyril Lesie TittemorePop-up Pedigree Note*: Cyril was in the commercial paint business in California Birth*: 18 August 1899, Salinas, Monterey County, California, U.S.A. Death*: circa 1980, Laguna Hills, Orange County, California, U.S.A. Parents:
Father: Hubert Eugene Tittemore b. 2 August 1854, d. 1916 Mother: Mary Elizabeth Pell b. 4 August 1855, d. 20 March 1947
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