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New Titus Website

barthurs1 — 5 Jan 2009 7:09:17 GMT

Happy New Year to all you Titus researchers!

I am pleased to announce that my new Titus Website is now up and running. You are invited to have a look at it and give me your comments.

The main databases consist, firstly, of Titus transcriptions from all the US census records from 1790 until 1930, with the exception of 1890, which was destroyed.

I have also provided indexes of all the Titus-related names that I have connected to the English, Dutch, German and New Brunswick lines.

There is also an index of the Titus names in the US Social Security Death Index.

Some of the files are quite large (I have over 140,000 names) and they may be difficult to download for those who don't have high-speed internet access. If so, I would like to know.

So here is the URL:

http://www.titusfamily.ca

All the best

Bill Arthurs

James Titus, m. Clara Mott 1880 in Minnesota

SarahMorris1701 — 13 Feb 2008 3:21:41 GMT

Seeking ancestors of James Titus d. before 1900, probably in South Dakota, m. Clara Mott 11 Sep 1880.Their children were Byron Mott Titus (1883-1960), William Haizlet Titus (1886-1979)and Carlyle Alcliffe Titus (1897-1974). Byron & William were born in Minnesota, Carlyle in South Dakota. Clara was widowed by the time of the 1900 census. Also interested in descendants of Byron & Carlyle, I am g-granddaughter of William.

All information very much appreciated,
Sarah in Oregon

Mary Reed Titus

anita — 3 Sep 1999 12:26:14 GMT

Mary was my husbands grandmother. She was b. 1876 in N.J., child of Charles Titus, b.1842 in N. J., and m. 1867 to Ann Patterson, b. 1867 in Ireland. The family came to Nebraska abt 1876 or 77. Her brothers were Abraham, Thomas, Charles,all b. in N.J., and Benjamin b. in NE. Sisters were Matilda, b. in N.J., Annie and Ella, b. in NE. Seeking info on her mother Anna Pattersons family and region in Ireland they came from, and info on Charles Titus parents and siblings. Any help appreciated. Please write - E Mail Henson 001 @ aol.com.

Abiel Titus....LOYALIST

RobertDeMartino — 12 Nov 2008 4:01:46 GMT

As I try to correct/confirm Abiel's marriage record I have come accross some interesting material that I have NOT seen talked about in any forums before concerning Abiel (b. 1751/52) I was wondering if anyone has any additional information with regard to Abiel's Loyalist activities. Interestingly he was a very visable citizen of Brooklyn after the war....a member of the first FDNY in Brooklyn, friends with the Van Nostrand's and Leffert families etc...

Excerpts below are from A History of the City of Brooklyn including the Old Town and Village of Brooklyn, theTown of Bushwick, and the Village and City of Williamsburgh, vol. II , by Henry R. Stiles.

Document 1. People and Buildings from Guy’s “Snow Scene of Brooklyn in 1820” On the corner of Front Street and the Old Road was the large and very old (wood) frame building. It was occupied as a hardware store by Thomas W. Birdsall and Joel Bunce. Above Birdsall’s corner was the residence of Abiel Titus. It was a small dwelling (house) with a narrow front on Fulton Street. In the picture, Titus is feeding his chickens in the gateway of the yard between his house and barn. He supported the loyalist side during the revolution and was servant to a major in the British army. Later he was a butcher.

Also found a rare reference to "my" Theodore..Abiel's grandson and son of Ira

Brooklyn, New York General & Business Directory for 1840-41.

Brooklyn:
T. & J. W. Leslie & W. F. Chichester, 1840

TINKER, Henry, grocer, 131 Nassau
TITUS, Abiel, 128 Prospect
TITUS, Ancel, crockery store, 114 Fulton
TITUS, Edward H., printer, 20 York
TITUS, F.R., china & glass store, 158 Fulton
TITUS, James, butcher, 1 Brooklyn Market, h 131 Sands
TITUS, Rich.E., Green lane c Prospect
TITUS, Sam., merchant, Cheever place
TITUS, Theodore, butcher, 192 Pearl
TITUS, Thos.W., inspector of customs, Jackson n Lafayette

TITUS Glenn Eldon 1920 1980 tec5 US Army W W II

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:43:02 GMT

TITUS Glenn Eldon 1920 1980 tec5 US Army W W II

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section Y, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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TITUS Ewell Dwight 1910 1986 cphm US Navy W W II

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:42:49 GMT

TITUS Ewell Dwight 1910 1986 cphm US Navy W W II

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TITUS Lewis Clark 1908 2000 1st sgt US Army Air Forces W W II

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:42:38 GMT

TITUS Lewis Clark 1908 2000 1st sgt US Army Air Forces W W II

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section Y, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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TITUS Ewell D 1910 1986 to know them was to love them

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:42:28 GMT

TITUS Ewell D 1910 1986 to know them was to love them

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TITUS Lillian W 1910 to know them was to love them

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:42:15 GMT

TITUS Lillian W 1910 to know them was to love them

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TITUS James Alber 1878 1944 the Lord is our shepherd we shall not want

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:42:00 GMT

TITUS James Alber 1878 1944 the Lord is our shepherd we shall not want

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section Y, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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TITUS Jennie Mae 1885 1968 the Lord is our shepherd we shall not want

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 11 Nov 2008 5:41:44 GMT

TITUS Jennie Mae 1885 1968 the Lord is our shepherd we shall not want

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section Y, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Ira and Theodore Titus......Abial father of Ira

RobertDeMartino — 2 Nov 2008 4:27:54 GMT

I have traced my maternal line back through Robert Titus, b.1600, but have been trying to find additional information.

If anyone could help me with any information related to Ira (1794) and his son Theodore (1814-1855) Titus. My line continues through Theodore's daughter Rosina (1845-1909) but

Unfortunately both Ira and Theodore are enigmas and I am hoping someone has some additional information...(places of death etc) that will help me along.

Please fell free to look at my web site

http://demartinofamily.tribalpages.com/

1. Rosena (Rosina) TITUS. Born in 1845 in NY. Rosena (Rosina) died on Nov 1909 in Brooklyn, Kings, NY, USA; she was 64.

2. Theodore TITUS. Born in 1814. Theodore died in 1855; he was 41.

4. Ira TITUS. Born in 1794.

8. Abial TITUS. Born on Mar 06 1750 in Huntington, Long Island, NY, USA.

16. John TITUS. Born on Apr 09 1684 in Huntington, Long Island, NY, USA. John died on Jun 04 1754; he was 70.

32. Abiel TITUS. Born on Mar 17 1639 in Norfolk, Weymouth, MA, USA. Abiel died in 1737 in Huntington, Long, Island, NY, USA; he was 97.

64. Robert TITUS. Born in 1600 in St. Katherine`s, London, Middlesex, Engl. Robert died on May 14 1672 in Huntington, Long Island, NY, USA; he was 72.

128. Silas TITUS. Born in 1570 in St. Katherine, London, England, England. Silas died on Nov 24 1637 in Bushey, Herts, England; he was 67.

256. Silius TITUS. Born in 1550 in Of St Katherine, London, England.

Thank you for your consideration

Need help tracing past Smith Luther Titus, lived Warren PA, b. May 1850 New York

lynnhder — 20 Oct 2008 9:07:56 GMT

Hello- does anyone know about the parents or town of birth (or anything!) of Smith Luther Titus, born in May 1850 in N.Y., moved to Warren, PA and worked in the oil fields, m. Mary Francis McBride, children: Nela, Alice, Jannett, Madalene, George.

Thanks

Lynn Hitchings Der

Help Finding info on Titus

McDavie — 23 Aug 2007 3:26:41 GMT

I have been going through pictures that once belonged to my Grandmother Caroline Maxine Titus .I came across a picture that has a name (Leslie Harold Titus)- Age 1 yr-29th June 1914. My Grandmother was from the Saline Kansas area. them moving to Allegan, Michigan area with her parents Richard Roily Titus and Carolina Indiana Adams. i havn't be sucsesfull at finding any information on Leslie Titus that fits these dates. Can anyone help

Angeline Titus

LaDonna — 10 Aug 2000 4:44:02 GMT

Looking for any info on Angeline Titus who married George Cagley or Kegley. All info appreciated.
Thanks
LaDonna

(SUSAN) LUCINA(SINE) ATWOOD TITUS

vdemare1 — 8 Aug 2008 1:31:50 GMT

LUCINA WAS BORN MILLINGTON MICH 1875.WAS MARRIED TO A KOELTZOW IN 1894 BUT DIVORCED ?? YEAR.
1910 CENSUS LIST HER LIV.@ PARENTS IN MILLINGTON AS TITUS & MARRIED BUT NO HUSBAND LISTED.
1912 MILLINGTON NEWS PAPER OBIT FOR HER STEP BROTHER LIST HER AS TITUS LIV. IN CHICAGO ILL, AGAIN NO MALE 1ST NAME.HAVE NO IDEA IF THIS MARRIAGE ENDED WITH DIVORCE OR DEATH OF THE MALE TITUS.AND UNKNOWN IF ANY CHILDREN OF THIS MARRIAGE.
SHE REMARRYS IN APRIL 1917 TO A HEMPSTED.SO THE TITUS MARRIAGE WOULD BE AFTER 1894 BUT BEFORE THE 1917 MARRIAGE.SHE DIED 1954 BY LAST MARRIAGE NAME ...WIDOWED.
WOULD APPRECIATE KNOWING THE TITUS MALES 1ST NAME & WHAT EVER OTHER INFO THAT WILL BREAK DOWN THIS BRICK WALL.
THANKS,PATTI

TITUS DUTCh Titus Syrachs De Vries

vanboerum2 — 5 Aug 2008 6:07:39 GMT

Hi
timeline for Titus Syrachs de Vries

Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Titus Syrachs de Vries
(Tytus de Vries, Titus Sierecks, Titus Syrachsz, Titus Syrex, Titus Cyre etc.)

“….that he was probably of the noble De Vries family of Holland is indicated not only by his name, which should have been Titus Syrachs simply had he been of the commonalty, but more suggestively that some of his children at least were baptized as Tryntje Titus de Vries, Syrach Titus de Vries, etc.” (NYGBS record 1908 “The Dutch Titus family by Frank H. Titus, M.D.,Dover, NH 1870”)
There is no evidence for a “noble family” Indeed . he is recorded most frequently as Titus Syrachs (and variations) None of the baptismals show a recorded “de Vries” for his children
The only other “De Vries” surname appears for “Tryntje Titus de Vries” sponsor to child Jannetje born 1682 of Titus Syrachs.

According to the prevailing recording practices of the 17th century “de Vries” would refer to “the Frisian” (e.g. like Cornelis Janse de Seeuw (the Zeelander) or Hans Hansen de Norman (the Norwegian et al.)
T. Bergen in his Early settlers of Kings county refers to one other Jan Jacob de Vries (not related) as being from a village called Vries near Drenthe, apparently this explanation has also been applied to Titus Syrachs de Vries.. Most likely Titus would have been recorded as Titus Syrachsz “van Vries” if it should indicate he was “from” that location.

Also “Captain Jan de Vries; died before 1651 (Register of the Provincial…)
Also “Captain David Pietersz de Vries” (1595-1644) born in LaRochelle, France lived
From age 4 on in Leiden, Holland. There is also a Frederick de Vries about 1638 in New Amsterdam. These people are no relation and not not born in “Vries” nor are they of nobility.
The “Titus” surname derives from a typical Dutch custom of using patronymics, such Teunis, son of Titus Syrachs de Vries would be “Teunis Titusz (Titusze, Titesse etc.)
All his children would be “Titusz, Titus ….”
Many Dutch families used the patronymics as family names, such as all of Titus Syrachs’ descendants continued to use “Titus”

.There is no birth or original Dutch location for Titus or any ancestors.
1639: A birthdate of 1639 is not confirmed.
A birthdate of 17 Apr. 1644 is neither confirmed nor feasible.
There is no arrival date in New Netherland
There is a possible marriage date in DRC New Amsterdam “7 March 1659 (could be 1660 according to the calendar in use) Titus Sierecks of Tytus de Vries (the contributor on the genealogy forum referred to poor text quality) paid a marriage fee.”-
Titus Syrachs married Jannetje Teunis de Nysse (not Jannetje Teunisze Covert she marr. Hans Hansen Bergen)
Jannetje was daughter of Theunis Jansze Nyssen and Phoeba Felix bapt. 22 Dec. 1641. A supposed death date for her 21 Nov. 1735 has not been found or confirmed.
Parents of Theunis Nyssen might be Nils Denyse and Helena van Brunt but can not be confirmed.
Marriage “ Theunis Nyssen jm from Binnewick (and) Fhaebea Falix jm. From Jarlsten, Engelt 11 Feb. 1640” (DRC NA) She was only child of John Seales and Maria Robbers. John Seals will 7 Apr. 1745 mentiones his son in law “Tonis Nyssen” Maria Robbers marr. 2) Thomas Grydy wid. Jannecken Isaacse 9 Aug. 1645 as “widow Jan Selis (DRC NA)
There is not evidence that Phoebe marr. John Cornelis Buys (1629-1686) who was adopted by hendrika Jans Damen as an adult provided he would use the name Jan Jansen Damen. Phoebe is recorded as Church member in Flatbush 1666 as Femmentje Jans.

There are several references in T. Bergen Early settlers of Kings County pertaining to Titus Syrachs and his family. However, it is known that at times Bergen’s placements and information is not correct, therefore caution with his data is advised.

As the list of living or dead children for Titus Syrachs is not complete and only partially documented.There is no evidence he married twice. Supposed children Teunis born 1665, Arays 1677, Francis 1681 or Phoebe 1687 have no sources or documentation.

19 Oct. 1660: “Hendrick van Dyck pltf. v/s Titus Cyre and Jan van Cleef defts. Demands payment of fl. 250 in zeewan with costs for purchase of a horse mill. Jan van Cleef is ordered to make payment. (Records of NA 1624- 1674

18 January 1661: Titus Cyre is ordered to appear in court to make a declaration (same as above p. 252)

January 1662: Titus Cyre plaintif v/s Jacob van Werkendand are declared” both in default” also Titus Cyre v/s Joorsen Janse van Ameryck “both in default” (Court minutes of New Amsterdam p.17. It is not mentioned what the decision was about.

24 March 1662: “Appears Thomas Lambertson administrator of the estate for Tys Jansen….”Tytus de Vries” demands salvage because he brought forth the body of Tys Jansen ship carpenter…the burgomeisters allowed Tytis de Vries fl. 20 for fishing up and saving the body of Tys Jansen….. (this money) the amount being credited to what de Vries owes for his burgerright.” (The minutes of the orpphanmaster of NA..p. 133)

“23 Dec. 1663 Bapt. DRC NA:”Titus Syrachs (and) Jannetje Teunis “Tryntje” she marr.9 Sept. 1683 Johannes van Ekkelen. Is it possible that she is baptismal sponsor to her sister Jannetje bapt. Mar. 1682 ( rec. as Tryntje Titus de Vries)
Johannes van Ekkelen (Ekelen) son of Jan Jansen van Ekelen and Gisseltje Brad. Johannes was schoolteacher and county clerk to 1703. In 1692 he and others were nominated to go to Pennsylvania in search for new lands.
Issue:
Helena bapt. 1698 (DRC Flatb.) sponsors Denys Theunise, Helenea Denys.
It is “possible” that this is Denys Teunis Nyssen (1654-1707 ab.) and his 2) wife Helena Courtelyou. This would be maternal uncle and wife to Tryntje.
Johannes no bapt. Date sponsors Johannes van Ekkelen, Gesje van Ekkelen
Jannetje bapt. 11 Oct. 1689 (DRC Flatb.) no sponsors
Jannetje bapt. 28 Jul. 1691
Anna van Ekkelen no bapt. Date.

12 Apr. 1669 (T. Bergen) Cornelis Barentse buys house and lot from Titus Syrachs de Vries.

1672 about likely birth of daughter Femmentje.(no recording)
Femmentje marr. 9 Mar. 1692 Johannes Symons (DRC Fltb.) He per son of Sigismond Lucas ( (does not connect to patronymic) and Gertrude Bullers--No recording for marriage of 12 Feb. 1690 to Jan Hegeman. (Also no documentation for Jan son of Adriaen Hegeman and Catherine Margits, although there are different family stories one claiming marr. To Femmentje and “no children”
No further data on Femmetje or Johannes.

1673 (T. Bergen et al.) Titus Syrachs is Lieutenant in Midwoud.

2 Mar. 1674 (T. Bergen) Titus Syrachs de Vries sold 8 acres to Cornelis Janse de Seeuw.

About 1674:Likely birth of Teunis Titus since he was of age in 1695.
Teunis marr. 1) by 1697/8 (rec. land deed) Newtown Mary Ramsden, dau. Of John Ramsden and Hannah, Teunis marr. 2) 20 Dec. 1699 Mary Barre, dau. Of James Barre and Mary Johnson. More in later chapter.

13 Auf. 1675:Titus Serix is named one of the overseers of the estate of Samuel Boon late of Jamaica. (Abstracts of wills, NYS Hist. literature v. 1 p. 39)

1677 (History of Kings County) Titus Syrix has a lot named in the Andros charter)

About 1677 poss. Birth of Francis Titus.
Francis has no baptismal or marriage recording. He is recorded first in 1698 as baptismal sponsor to : Geertje” of Syrach Titus (and Aeltje Webbs)
Francis marr. 1698/1699 Antje Fonteyn. It is likely he had a son Francis born 1699/1700.
Who made a will 1759 pr. 1764. More in later chapter.

1678 (T. Bergen) Titus Sirachs received 300 fl for 10.000 bricks for the new parsonage in Bushwick.

30 Sept. 1679: Titus Serix devriez is named defendant and Messr. Gabriel Minneville plaintiff the case was withdrawn from court. (no further details)

28 Dec. 1679 (DRC Fltb.) baptismal: “Titus Syrachs (and) Jannetje Nysse “Syrach”.
Syrach Apparently married shortly before 1698 Aeltje Webbs.
More in chapter Syrach Titus and Aeltje Webbs
(Supp. Head of household in Newtown Census 1698) In 1698 (DRC Fltb.) baptismal: Syrach Titus, Aeltje “Geertje” sp. Francis Titus and Marretje Montfoort.
Aeltje Webbs is most likely daughter of Geertje Pieterse Luyster who marr. 1) Jacob Wips/Webbs and 2) Jan Pieterse Montfoort. Aeltje Jacobs is mentioned in the estate of Pieter Cornelis Luyster . The name “Geertje” and the sponsors Francis Titus (brother to Syrach and Marretje Montfoort (maternal aunt to Aeltje Webbs are supportive)

August 1679 from rootsweb Dutch archives data from Robert Heisler/Consistory Minutes of Flatbush p. 17…:
In as much as Titus Syrachs de Vries captain of the company from Midwood had unseely behaved with a young maiden, Annetje Dirks forcing her to commit adultery,……”
Apparently this was an issue discussed by member of the four churches, later by the elders… however the punishment appears to be only a reprimand to exhort to improvement for the enormity of his sin and he was excluded from participation in the Lord’s supper.
It is said that a child “Jan” was born. Annetje Hooghlandt of Dirk Janse Hooghland marr. Likely 2 times. A young son Jan from perhaps first marriage to Hendrick van Wayen or from Titus died, her second marriage to Gerrit Lambertsen has unrecorded son Jan with no baptismal record. There is a possible baptismal for Jan 1 Apr. 1678 in Brooklyn no parents sponsors Jeronimus Rapelje and Katalintje Rapelje (per Annetje’s great grandmother?? This from R. Heisler)
I found this recording in Flatbush DRC which says “1 April 1678 Jan, Jeronymus and Catayntie Rapelje” . (Catherine Trico/Rapelje died in Sept. 1689)
It is interesting that those church inquiries do not mention that an illigimate child was born, there is only remark “forced her to commit adultery”.
Therer is mentioning that he also had to pay a fine.

1680 lot # 37 in New Lots is recorded for Titus Sirachs.

11 Aug. 1680 T. Bergen) Catharine van der Werve widow of Do. Polhemus bought land from Titus Syrachs de Vries in Flatbush

March 1682 (DRC Fltb.) baptismal: Titus Syrachs, Jannetje Teunis “Jannetje” no sponsors. Perhaps Jannetje married Cornelis de Luyster as second wife, it can not be confirmed.

1685 The Reverend Casparus van Zuuren purchased land and brouwerie from Titus Sirachs.

1687 No Titus and no Titus Syrachs de vries (et al) is recorded in Kings County Oath of Allegiance in 1687 or elsewhere.

Heisler give a quote “ after entries dated 15 Dec. 1688 in “perhaps the Kings County deed book?” One entry reads that widow of Titus Sierecks paid for a shroud. Also, entry for 26 Jan. 1688/9 mentions his estate. The book “The Covert Family (by Edson S. Jones?) “ 1688/9 widow of Titus Sierecks paid for a grave in the church” (no other details as of yet)
There are unresolved issues for Titus death:
It is possible he was too sick to take the oath in September 1687.
The logical sequence is Titus died shortly before 15 Dec. 1688 and had no will (none has been found) his estate administration took place in January 1688 (pertaining to the old calendar December and January were in the same year.) There is a list of his estate inventory…taken by Joseph Hegeman and Pieter Strycker which shows not much of value, many items being “old” it shows 2 horses, 4 cows does not mention land(??) also does not appear to show the typical “Dutch Bible” or any money..

T. Bergen: In 1695 Teunis Titus and his mother Jannetje sold land. About 4 acres to Johannes van Ekkelen (husband of daughter Tryntje) This reference appears in T. Bergen”the early settlers of Kings County” he gives no source. There is no further evident recording for Jannetje. The sup. Marriage of Jannetje to Cornelis de Luyster can not be confirmed, neither, there is some reference that Luyster was brother in law to Teunis Titus.

The next chapter is about Teunis Titus and his children (summaries)

T J Titus (obit) d: 1949 Lyons, KS

RoseStout54 — 8 Jun 2008 12:42:28 GMT

(newspaper clipping)

T. J. Titus

Lyons – T. J. Titus, for many years a photographer in Lyons died shortly before 3 p.m. Tuesday in the local hospital after a long illness.

The Hutchinson News – Herald
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas
Wednesday, November 9, 1949
page – 3 *** column – 6

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Titus Family in Loudoun County, Va

c1mt106 — 19 Apr 2008 2:10:35 GMT

Does anyone have any information about Joseph Carleton Titus born Jan 3 1925 died Sep 10 1988 & I have his father as James Eugene Titus born May 23, 1885 His Wife's name was Hattie B. Fedeley Born abt 1887 Leesburg, Loudoun, Va The names of their children I have are J. William, Mary F., Harvey B., Corrie V., & my grandfather I mentioned above Joseph Carleton Titus.

I can't seem to find any leads to link these individuals to any of the Titus Lines listed on these boards or amybody else's trees.

Death of John Alva Titus

barthurs1 — 19 Mar 2008 2:02:22 GMT

Titus researchers are saddened to learn of the death of John Alva Titus. John was the author of "Saga of Two North American Families: Andrews-Titus" published in 1987 and was the one person that got me started on Titus genealogical research.

NORWAY, ME - John Alva Titus Sr. age 89 of Norway died Friday March 14, 2008 at his residence. He was born in Bryant Pond, E on Nov. 22, 1918. He is the son of Leroy and Eva Titus. John was a graduate of Paris High School. He married Muriel Peterson on Oct. 28, 1945, and she passed away in 2002. John proudly served our country during World War II in the US Army as a Second Lieutenant in the 29th Airborne Troop Carrier Squadron. John worked at Titus Motor Co. of South Paris, Gates Rubber Co. of Denver, Colorado, and Andy's Auto Supply of South Paris in his working years. He was a member of S.C.O.R.E., Paris Historical Society, Masonic Paris Lodge A.F. & A.M., American Legion, and The V.F.W., and First Congregational Church of South Paris. John, in recent years, would get together every Monday with his cousins and eat out at various local restaurants. He is survived by his sons John Jr. of Augusta, Andrew of Auburn, and William of Silver Springs, Fla.; a sister Gertrude Carroll of Chattanooga, Tenn., a brother Roy Titus of Norway; many grandchildren; great grandchildren; and nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was predeceased by his loving wife Muriel, a brother Elwood Titus, and a sister Muriel Stewart. There are no visiting hours. A memorial service is scheduled for Friday at 10:00 a.m. in the First Congregational Church in South Paris with Rev. Donald Mayberry officiating. A Masonic Service will be performed by Paris Lodge. Interment with military honors will be held in the spring at Riverside Annex Cemetery in South Paris. Arrangements are under the direction of Weston-Chandler Funeral Home 230 Main St. Norway. Online condolences can be given to the family at www.westonchandler.com.

Published in the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on 3/18/2008.

Lost Titus

Penny McCollam — 23 Aug 1999 4:42:17 GMT

My g-grandmothers name was Ella Adelia Titus, Titus being her maiden name. She was born Mar. 22, 1865. She had 10 children, one being my grandmother Ruth Childs. I have most of her childrens names but not grandpa childs name. Nor do I know where they came from. Hope someone can help.

Lillie Titus

Diana — 12 Jul 2002 1:24:34 GMT

Am looking for the family of Lillie Titus. Should have been born around 1850-1880. She was born in Nebraska. She married a J.P. Greenlee. They had a daughter by Arvie. Or Lillie Arvie Greenlee in 1893.

TITUS, Samuel, Abner, and wives

carlena54 — 7 Mar 2008 1:39:17 GMT

Hello list members,
I am looking for more information on Samuel's wife, Deborah FEATHERS. They were married Nov. 1, 1770 in Centersville, Bucks County, PA. I was wondering if anyone saw the actual handwritting. In the transcript, her last name is spelled FEATHERS. I am thinking MAYBE this is transcribed incorrectly. So far nothing has been found on her.

Also, Samuel's son Abner's wife, Mary NESUS. They were married Jan. 10, 1800 in Loudoun County Virginia. With this spelling, nothing can be found on her, other than the marriage. I have seen the actual writing for her name, and I am thinking MAYBE it is transcribed incorrectly. I am pretty sure I can connect her to George and Susanna Neafus,(various spellings) that were originally from Bucks County then moved to Loudoun.

Any thoughts on this from anyone researching these two ladies> And as an added note, I have been told by my father, who is 81 that supposedly one of his grandmothers were of Indian blood. No proof of course of this. Since we can trace all of the other wives, it maybe Mary or Deborah.

Thanks

Charles R. Titus

johniemtitus — 17 Feb 2008 5:35:10 GMT

Hi all,
I'm looking for some help finding information on a Charles R. Titus, married to Mary Ann Cook in 1852 in AK. They had two children that I can find, Francis Marion Titus in about 1855 and Charles Robert Titus in 1859. The father was not living with his family in the 1860 census. Both children, in later census, usually say their father was from PA, though one census said NC and one just said, 'Unknown'. Francis and Charles Roberts, the sons, moved to texas in the 1870s.

I'm at a dead end finding more info on the father. Any help would be appreciated.

Titus in New York

marcia staunton — 29 Jul 1999 3:49:16 GMT

Silas Titus born Huntington, NY, died 23 April 1809,
Ira, Cayuga, NY. Parents? Siblings?
Spouse Sarah Rennels, Parents? Siblings? Dates place for birth, marriage, death?
Children: Silas, John, Jonathan, Platt, Elizabeth, Jared, Dorus, Seymour, Stephen.
Any information on this family in this area.

David Titus

jwelsch — 30 Dec 2007 3:15:16 GMT

From Muscatine Iowa Journal May 15, 2006
David Titus Sr.
LETTS, Iowa - David Leroy Titus Sr., 68, Letts, died Saturday, May 13, 2006, at Unity Hospital, Muscatine.

Graveside service will be at the Island Cemetery, Fruitland. The Rev. Roger Hubbard will officiate. After the burial, a luncheon will be held at Letts Bible Church for family and friends. After the luncheon, a time of remembrance is planned at the church.

The Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services, Muscatine, is handling the arrangements.

Mr. Titus was born Nov. 28, 1937, in Muscatine, the son of Joseph C. and Maude Brei Titus. He married Betty Kathleen Starkweather Frisbee in 1956 in Muscatine. They later divorced. He married Lilly Martin on May 2, 1964, in Muscatine.

He was a member of Fruitland Baptist Church for many years and then moved to Killeen, Texas, for 17 years before settling in Letts. He was a member of Letts Bible Church. He loved to fish, write songs, work with wood and he especially enjoyed spending time with family.

Survivors include his wife, Lilly of Letts; two sons, David Titus Jr. and wife, Tanya, of Ava, Mo. and Tim Titus of Muscatine; four daughters, LaVonna Titus of Muscatine, Marian Willey of Letts, Lenora Young of Muscatine and Barbara Titus of Letts; 13 grandchildren; four brothers, Virgil, Danny and wife, Norma, and Neil Titus, all of Muscatine, and Michael Titus and wife, Ruth, of Brackettville, Texas; six sisters, Alice A. Caltoir of Moline, Ill., Mary Rexroth of Muscatine, Lucille Galler of Fresno, Calif., Ruth Unkel and Eileen Haskins, both of Muscatine, and Elsie Martin of Orlando, Fla.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Paul; a grandson, James; three brothers, Robert, Joseph and Paul Titus; and a sister, Leora Howard.

William Titus

RoseThomas24 — 30 Nov 2007 8:24:12 GMT

Titus family in Wales U K back to 1800.Need more info

Titus, Not much to go on

rosicorn — 10 May 2005 12:24:54 GMT

OK, now this is a hard one. Waiting for info on the Titus part of my family, but was wondering if anyone knew of any Titus families that lived in the Paw Paw area of Michigan? My grandmother lived there. She had 5 daughters; Madeline, Virginia, Linda, Joyce, and Joan. I'm not sure if her one son, Larry, was blood related or adopted but she had adopted children, one was a boy named Jimmy and then a young girl but she left early on. We don't have any of them alive at this time to give us info on the family, and birth records are trying to be gotten. We just have to figure out where they were all born. The father is unknown, all we know is that he was a Titus, it would have been about 1967 or around there when they were in Paw Paw and then later on after 1980 the family moved to California.(Just the ones that lived in Paw Paw) If anyone thinks they can help please contact me or leave a message here. Thanks, Hoping to find out more soon........

Leroy Titus

BHorne2710 — 3 Jun 2007 8:42:36 GMT

Leroy Titus m. Effie Jackman sometime after 1880 probably in KY or OH. The 1880 U S Census lists Effie age 9 living with family in Ashland, KY. A 1929 obituary for her father John lists Mrs. Lee Titus living in Sciotoville, OH. Effie is my 1st cousin twice removed. I don't have any info on Leroy ( Lee? ) Hanners. Any help will be greatly appreciated and I will share info
Bill Horne

William Titus, Hamburg, Ny

jamesthoman62 — 2 Sep 2007 11:44:17 GMT

Good day
Looking for spouses/parents of William Titus b 1795 ny. He was settled in Hamburg, Erie co, NY by 1830 census. His first wife is unknown, but apparently had 3 known children, Luther b 1822, Rosilla b 1828, Winslow b abt 1830. His second wife Almira b 1818 ny, and had 4 known children, George b abt 1841, Horace b abt 1845, Byron b abt 1847 and Sarah b abt 1849.
His father Nathaniel b abt 1764 and mother Sarah b abt 1778 were living with them 1850 census Hamburg.
Would like to know William's first wife, and maiden name of Almira. And if Nathaniel was indeed his father, the maiden name os Sarah.
Does anyone follow this line? Would like to fill in blanks...
jim thoman
Hamburg, Ny

Descendents of James Titus and Maryette "Ette" Briggs

Ruth_J — 11 Dec 2001 7:15:49 GMT

I am looking for descendents of James and Ette Titus. The children that I know of are Katherine b1871, Ralph b1876, Frank K. b1877 and Alice L. b1885. I believe that Alice married a Robert Magill in 1915. I have a picture of the grandchildren of Peleg Briggs which lists Ette from California on the back. I am also a descendent of Peleg Briggs. Thanks, Ruth
RuthJohnson@Spherion.com

Samuel R. East born in Pickaway County Ohio 1835

susanlynnchase — 18 Aug 2007 2:08:41 GMT

Samuel R. East of Jackson,Clark,Missouri was born in Ohio
Pickaway County on 3 Oct 1835;was educated in the common schools of his state and came to Clark County in 1851.Aopted
the occupation of the farmer and stock raiser.His success is evidenced by this present large,well kept homestead.In 1857 Mr. East married Miss Clarissa Clark ,to them have been born 10 children 3 boys and seven girls.Mr. East served in the First Missouri volunteers and in the Missouri
state militia during the war.
I need Samuel's mother's name and the rest of his siblings.His father was Henry East born 1796 in Pennsylvania.The two brother's I have for
Samuel are Jacob born 1822 and John C. Thanks so much.

Sam "Samuel" Titus

MarieTinsman — 10 Oct 2003 7:34:50 GMT

My g grandmother was Elizabeth Jane "Titus" Glosser. Her father according to what is written on her death certificate is Sam Titus but has no name for her mother. My father and a cousin say that "Sam" was a UMC Minister in Ohio. Would love to hear from someone with any information on this.
Marie

Titus and Osmun families from Warren County, NJ

donnalynn829 — 16 Jun 2007 9:51:50 GMT

I have an antique photo album with pictures from the Titus and Osmun families. Not all pictures are identified, but most were taken in Hackettstown, NJ by photographers George Auxer, I.G. Owen and Percival. Key note: Owen's studio was obne of the first in Hackettstown circa 1864-1866 and Percival from 1867-1889; Can't find info on Auxer's studio yet).
Some of the names include Lizzie Titus (also identified as "Papa's sister"), Aunt Kate, Aunt Libbie, Aunt Mag (Margaret Titus), Wilson Osmun and his wife, Grandfather Titus, Aunt Susan, Uncle Benj Cook (who was married to Margaret Titus), Myra Titus (child... the name "Crane" was added, which leads to belive she married a Crane) Ed Crane (who may have been Myra's husband or child) and Aunt Susan. If anyone can link any of these people, I'd be most grateful!

Titus

1966wr — 24 May 2007 11:37:30 GMT

Looking for any information on the Timothy Titus family of Ohio.Timothy's wife's name was Catherine, maiden unkown.They had a son named Albert b.1852 born in Ohio. He married a Anna Marsh,in 1876,OhioThey had 1 son named William b.Ohio in 1878. Thanks for any help.

jehle

Heather_Jehle — 18 May 2007 11:59:38 GMT

please email me at Hjehle@yahoo.com I may have info on Mary Jehle in your tree.

JOHN TITUS & LAVINA CAMPBELL IN MISSOURI

John_Rennert — 7 Jul 2001 8:19:59 GMT

Looking for info on John M. Titus and Lavinia Campbell reportrdly married abount 1860 Cedar Co., Missouri. Two known children: Laura Belle, born 1863 and William Arthur, born 11 May 1881, Kirkville, Missouri

JOHN W. TITUS

Margo Avey — 19 Sep 2001 6:17:53 GMT

Does anyone have information on John W.Titus? He is reportedly in the tree I am researching but he is VERY elusive! Who is he, where did he come from, and who does he connect to? Looking for John W. TItus on line, brought me to Absolin and Ruth Titus and a Samuel C Titus in connection with the Bowman Ridge Cemetary in West Virginia (?). This John W. Titus was son of Absolin and Ruth. Asolin died 26 Dec. 1864 - born 1745 to 1765. Has anyone ever heard of them? Any information would be appreciated! Thanks, Margo

TITUS, Christine

CCayemberg — 26 Mar 2007 12:08:39 GMT

The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, TN, March 25, 2007
Christine Titus, 97, Evans, Ga., formerly of Clarksville, died Saturday, March 24, 2007, in Augusta, Ga.

Services are to be announced by Neal-Tarpley Funeral Home.

Mr./Mrs. William Kelley, 50th Anniv. (1909, Pennington, NJ)

JoMac53 — 5 Mar 2007 3:10:42 GMT

Found this while researching Asay. Hope it helps someone.

KELLEYS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING

Pennington Couple, Married Fifty Years, Will Enter Odd Fellow's Home.

Special to the Times.
PENNINGTON, Sept. 29.-- Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley, of this place, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage yesterday, at the home of their son-in-law, Charles C. Titus, of North Main Street, where they received many congratulatory messages, post cards and flowers.

The couple were married September 28, 1839, at Mount Airy, by the Rev. Edwin Townes, pastor of the Mount Airy Church at that time. Mrs. Kelley's maiden name was Miss Emma Frances Prall, of Mt. Airy. Mr. Kelley's home was at Copper Hill. He has followed the blacksmith trade for the past fifty-five years, being stationed at Copper Hill, Larison's Corner, Ringoes, and Pennington. He was employed int he business of James R. Bergen of this place for thirty-five years.

Mr. Kelley has been a member of Odd Fellows' Lodge since November 8, 1866, in which organization he has taken an untiring interest. He has passed through the chairs three times, besides holding minor offices. He held the position of inside guardian twenty-two years.

Mr. and Mrs. Kelley have three children: Mrs. William Asay, of Red Bank; Andrew Kelley, of Trenton, and Mrs. Charles C. Titus, of this place. Mr. Kelly is of a family of ten children, seven of whom are living. Some have passed the eightieth mile stone. They are: Asher Kelley, of Wertsville; Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell, of this place; George W. And Robert Kelley, of Trenton; Rufus Kelley, or Harbourton, and Augustus Kelley, of White House Station.

Owing to old age, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley have disposed of their home in the borough, and will enter the Odd Fellows' Home, Trenton, next week, to spend the remainder of life.

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) Wednesday, September 29, 1909

Titus family of Massachusetts and Vermont

pcarey99 — 24 Feb 2007 3:20:09 GMT

I have the July 1960 volume of the New England Historical and Genealogical Register. This volume contains a 9 page article on the Titus family. It contains information (births marriages) from the mid 1600's to the mid 1800's. Robert-John-Joseph-Issac-Jonah-Michael-Benjamin-Lenox, etc.
If anyone would like .jpgs of these pages please contact me.
Pat Carey

John Titus of Pompton, Passaic, NJ

patmontero25 — 20 Feb 2007 7:22:53 GMT

John Titus was born to Andrew and Mary Titus, of Pompton, Passaic, NJ. He married Margaret Haring Garrison, daughter of the late Henry G. Garrison, on 15 Oct 1851 in Paterson, Passaic, NJ by Rev. E. Wiggins. Mary’s parents were Henry G. and Peggy Garrison. The groom was 22 years old at the time of the marriage and the bride was 18 years old.

Any further information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Patricia Montero
Patmontero25@hotmail.com

John Titus of Pompton, Passaic, NJ

patmontero25 — 20 Feb 2007 7:22:53 GMT

John Titus of Pompton, Passaic, NJ

patmontero25 — 20 Feb 2007 7:22:53 GMT

John Titus of Pompton, Passaic, NJ

patmontero25 — 20 Feb 2007 7:22:49 GMT

Capt. James H. Titus

Hymnsinger — 19 Feb 2007 3:32:03 GMT

I'm looking for A Capt. James H. Titus, b. abt 1840 possibly in NC, died in 1865 either on board his ship bound for New York, or in New York. Family legend has it that he was shot to death in New York.

He was partners with Thomas Jefferson Mott in a Civil War era "shipping business" and traveled between Florida, Nassau Bahamas, and New York. He married the granddaughter of a British loyalist, Charlotte Euterpia Roker, b. in Nassau, New Providence (now Bahamas).

Their daughter was Mary Emily Evelina Titus, who married Waynal Greanleaf Clough.

Charlotte married Titus' partner Aug. 22, 1864 in Nassau, Bahamas, according to the Bahamas National Archives. There is an obvious date discrepancy here (his death, her re-marriage)that I would very much like to resolve.

For anyone researching the Roker/Clough connection, I now have the ancestry of the Honorable Thomas Roker, attorney and British loyalist. Take a look at World Connect, database: hymnsinger. It has been updated as of Feb. 18, 2007.

Let me know if I can be of any assistance to you.

Tracey Miller Edwards

William H. Titus

1966wr — 16 Feb 2007 9:06:04 GMT

Looking for a William H. Titus, b.1878 in Ohio. Mother was a Anna Titus, not sure of her maiden name. I do know that she was also married to a Preston, no first name. Then she married a Jacob Johnson ,in Indiana. In 1900 William was living in Richmond with step father, Jacob Johnson, mother annie, William's wife Louis, & half sisters Anna & Violet.In 1920 I think he's married to another woman named Ada P. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.

Alice Titus

JosephNichols29 — 9 Jan 2007 12:41:02 GMT

Searching for info on Alice Titus, b. 1907 in WA. Married to George Elvin (Babe) Titus, b. 1800 in WA and d.1957 in San Joaquin, CA. She remarried after his death. Any info would be appreciated.

Titus

JosephNichols29 — 9 Jan 2007 12:34:12 GMT

I am searching for Hattie Titus, b 1909 in Washington. Parents James Everest Titus b. 1880 in WA and May E. McDole b. 1887 in WA. Any information on Hattie or parents greatly appreciated.

Obituary - James E. Titus

scrapcatb — 29 Dec 2006 8:08:31 GMT

No connection or additional information on subject.

From Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch - 5/12/1941

TITUS - James E., age 76, Sunday at his home, Worthington. Survived by wife Clara; 1 daughter, Mrs. Howard Black; 3 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; 4 stepchildren. Friends may call at the Corbin Funeral Home, Worthington, where services will be held Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Walnut Grove Cemetery.

Russell Whitney Titus

Jaime Jarrett — 4 Apr 2000 10:14:08 GMT

I just started looking for my mothers side of the family and have hit an abrubt end!

I am looking for information about Russell Whitney Titus, my great grandfather. He was married to Edith Possien and had one child, they lived in Pequannock N.J. but I think he came from New York somewhere. I know he died young, in his thirties.

I haven't a clue as to his parents name. He had a sister, Ethel Titus Kennedy, she was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

I know that I have very little information, but I would appreciate any information anyone can give. Thanks

Looking for my cousin John Orrin Titus

patcruse60 — 29 Dec 2006 4:11:22 GMT

I am looking to find my cousin John Orrin Titus. He was adopted in about 1959 in Arizona. The last I knew he was in Northern California. If you have knowledge of him please have him contact me @ ptitus986@hotmail.com Thank you

TITUS, CHARLES; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 18 Nov 2006 4:22:35 GMT

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

TITUS, CHARLES

Rank and organization: Sergeant, Company H, 1st New Jersey Cavalry. Place and date: At Sailors Creek, Va., 6 April 1865. Entered service at: New Brunswick, N.J. Birth: Millstone, N.J. Date of issue: 3 July 1865. Citation: Was among the first to check the enemy's countercharge.

Burton W. TITUS b. ca 1869-70, son of George TITUS & Jane COLEMAN

Jim Agnew — 11 Nov 2006 6:28:20 GMT

If anyone has info on Burt Titus of Bradford Co., PA, farmer, please contact me. He married a teacher, Jennie AGNEW (b. 23 Mar 1874 Pike Twp., Bradford Co., PA; d. 6 June 1897) on 10 May, 1894 in Pike Twp. Did they have any children? Does anyone have his ancestors beyond his parents? Jennie was my grandfather's sister who died young.

Dorthy Theademan Pike Titus

hannah1banana — 19 Feb 2002 9:03:56 GMT

I am looking for my grandmother. She was born Dorothy Raye Theademan. She married my grandfather, Robert Eugene Pike. The divorced in the early 1950's. We have not heard from her since the early to mid 80's when we recieved a letter from her with a return address in Washington State. Unfortunately the address was no good. We believe she was remarried to a Titus and was living in Kansas when they were married. Any information you could give me would be greatly appreciated!!!

Bert, Emily Titus Daughter Lorraine Dubois, Pa.

LeanneKeeferBechdel — 28 Jan 2005 6:03:04 GMT

I have photos of these folks c 1920s and 1941, 1967?. Lorraine was a friend of my grandmother V. Pearl Hiney. Lorraine married Elwood Keefer and Pearl married Donald Keefer. Pearl lived with the Titus family at 116 Stockdale St. Dubois, Pa.

Titus New Jersey, Ohio

John — 4 Nov 2006 6:33:27 GMT

Would like to exchange information on the Abner Smith family who arrived in Warren Co. Ohio in 1805. Abner Smith married Jemima Garrison about 1776 in Cumberland Co., New Jersey. Abner and Jemima Smith had daughters Priscillia ,who married Philip Titus, Hannah who married David Bennett, Sarah who married Samuel Buck, Rachel who married Aaron Tichenor, and Ruth who married Nathanial Parshall. Sons were Jeremiah who married Hannah Paris, Jonathan who married Nancy Ludlum, Amos who married Mary Kelley and Hosea who died unmarried.

Thank you
John

Death of Mr. Floyd Jesse Titus in China

davwayell — 1 Nov 2006 1:38:28 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Floyd Lesse Titus, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Titus died in China on January 20, 1928.

David Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

IN SEARCH OF TYLER JAMES TITUS, BORN FEBRUARY 27, 1993

PASTAMOMMA — 30 Jun 2001 10:00:09 GMT

ANY ONE HAVING ANY INFORMATION AS TO HIS WHEREABOUTS, PLEASE RESPOND TO CARLATK20002000@YAHOO.COM

TITUS, CALVIN PEARL; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Boxer Rebellion

jasche — 18 Nov 2006 4:22:35 GMT

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/moh1.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

TITUS, CALVIN PEARL
Rank and organization: Musician, U.S. Army, Company E, 14th U.S. Infantry. Place and date: At Peking, China, 14 August 1900. Entered service at: Iowa. Birth: Vinton, Iowa. Date of i55ue: 11 March 1902. Citation: Gallant and daring conduct in the presence of his colonel and other officers and enlisted men of his regiment; was first to scale the wall of the city.

Burial: Hollywood, CA in Forest Lawn Memorial Park

1879 (Vinton, IA) - 1966

Additional Information and cemetery monument photo:

http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_pz/titus...

James Madison Titus

J. Craig Titus — 1 Feb 2001 5:17:33 GMT

I am a descendant of James Madison Titus who married Sarah Ann Hennion,d.1917. They had a son named Clayton Somers Titus b.1867 d.1944, (my great grandfather). he married beulah Goodwin and had a son named Clayton Stanley Titus. If anyone has any information or references it would be greatly appreciated. I have names and some dates, but not area's.

Titus Orphans Louella b. about 1872 and Thomas J. b. abt 1873

Yvonne Strong — 5 Sep 2006 3:44:07 GMT

Can anyone help me identify the following Titus children who are listed in the Nevada Orphan's Home Records:

Louella Titus
Record #: 124
Age: 4
Birth Place: Nevada
Admission Date: 28 Apr 1876
Discharge Date: 25 Jun 1877
County: Washoe

Thomas J. Titus
Record #: 125
Age: 3
Birth Place: Nevada
Admission Date: 28 Apr 1876
Discharge Date: 7 Apr 1883
Nature of Discharge: On Trial
To Whom Indentured: J. S. Craig
Address: Mason Valley, Nevada
County: Washoe

These children may possibly belong to Thomas C. Titus b. about 1840 in Ray County, Missouri and Alzenia Boatman, Mosier, Burns, Titus b. about 1842 in Indiana. Alzenia's youngest daughter by Olive Mosier was in the Reno, Nevada area in 1880 which offers me hope that Louella and Thomas may be her children. I am more than happy to share information - thanks.

Info query about GEORGE HENRY TITUS in CA in 1859

danderup — 19 Nov 2006 3:36:16 GMT

Am not related but may be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info but you might try following URL to see more old newspaper accounts:

<http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/index.php>;

Vern D
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The San Andreas Independent
San Andreas, Calaveras County, CA
Saturday, 8 October 1859
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INFORMATION WANTED -- By James H. TITUS, Brush Creek, Butte county, of his son, George Henry TITUS, aged 11 years, who left home, as is supposed, with a miner named Joshua McELROY, August 18th. The boy is 4 feet 10 inches in hight, has blue eyes and light hair, and would be supposed to be 14 years of age. McELROY is of medium size, of dark complexions, has a long, square face, and is about 28 years old.

TITUS

Carol GRENNAN — 26 Aug 2006 9:24:13 GMT

WILLET TITUS - 1860 - N HEMPSTEAD

BARRYL7523 — 20 Sep 2001 3:44:04 GMT

MY GGRANDMOTHER WAS ENUMERATED WITH THIS FAMILY IN THE 1860 CENSUS. SHE WAS 22 YEARS OLD AND HER NAME WAS GEORGIANA SEAMAN. I AM TRYING TO FIND INFORMATION ON HER.

titus ancestry in texas

deanna ewing (carnes) — 16 Mar 2000 3:05:30 GMT

we have titus family kin in titus county;great great great grndkids. we are living in mt.pleasant texas. family nane is carnes

Revile Titus/Alfred Rorvilla Titus

Garth Ulrich — 30 Jul 2006 10:37:05 GMT

Searching for descendants of Revile Titus (aka Alfred Rorvilla Titus), believed to be of French descent. His wife Gunhild died in 1899. They had four children:
-Ella Mae 1892
-Benjamin 1893
-Minnie 1895 (raised by a Sedane family)
-Harry 1899 (raised by an Ellison family)

Looking for Christiana/Christeen/Christine Titus

CFUCHS — 18 Feb 2004 1:30:20 GMT

My g-g-g-grandmother was Christeen Titus married to Ziba Hazen Osmun. I know her date of birth was December 7, 1806 and her date of death was March 2, 1845 but I don't know ANYTHING about her ancestors. I suspect she died during or shortly after childbirth (of my g-g-grandfather Silas Osmun). If anyone has information on her ancestors, I would appreciate it.

Titus/King connections

Dwight Jeffries — 5 Jul 2006 2:24:16 GMT

For over 12 years, I had Minerva King’s parents as Dyer King and Minerva Inyard. The last week in June, I learned this was wrong. I got a copy of the 1860 census, as well as a copy of her death certificate. They show that Moses King was her father. It also shows her mother’s name was Minerva. From several sources, I have come up with this data. She was born 2 February, 1853 in Howard Co. MO. Her mother was Minerva Titus. There seems to be an endless amount of data on Minerva Titus and her line. What I’m having trouble with is Moses King’s parents and Moses and Minerva’s 9, 10, or 11 children. In the 1850 census they were living in Buffalo Lick Township in Carroll County, MO. At that time, Abraham King was living with them. I’m just starting uncover all of this and I don’t know many answers. I have a lot of gaps in my research and I”m hoping that some of you can help me fill them in.

Thanks!

Jennie TITUS born England in Paterson, NJ 1920

patmontero25 — 17 Nov 2006 2:31:37 GMT

Jennie ( maiden name unknown) TITUS, born England, both parents born England, was living with her son in law, James MC CAULEY in Paterson, Passaic County, NJ in 1920. Jennie’s daughter, Ethel TITUS, was born 1881 England and emigrated to the USA in 1896. Ethel married James MC CAULEY between 1900-10 and died on 29 Apr 1919. She is buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery in Totowa, Passaic County, NJ.

Any other information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

Patricia Montero
San Jose, Costa Rica
Patmontero25@hotmail.com

Sharing information on King/Titus line

Dwight Jeffries — 26 Jun 2006 12:33:50 GMT

Children of Moses King and Minerva Titus

2 i. Minerva King. B. 1853
3 ii. Abraham King was born ABT. 1839 in Missouri.
4 iii. Joseph King was born ABT. 1846 in Missouri.
5 iv. Willis King was born ABT. 1848 in Missouri.
6 v. Dyer King was born ABT. 1850 in Missouri.
7 vi. Mary Ann King was born ABT. 1844 in Missouri.
8 vii. Manda King was born ABT. 1854.
9 viii. Matilda King was born ABT. 1859 in Carroll County, Missouri.
10 ix. William King was born ABT. 1841 in Missouri.
11 x. Maryann King was born 1837

I have obtained the above from websites. These are the siblings of Moses King and Minerva Titus. On some websites the birth year of Minerva is shown as 1837 and Mary Ann as 1853. I had conflicting information indicating that the birth dates of the siblings were reversed. On the 1860 census Minerva is shown as being 7 years old. A Mary Ann is listed nearby has a different surname, presumably her married name, and was 23 at that time. I would like to correspond with anyone else who might be working this line.

Richard A. Titus obit from NY 2006

laurarivers518 — 26 Jun 2006 2:52:35 GMT

June 20, 2006
Richard A. Titus
BELLMONT — Richard A. Titus, 63, of the Titus Road, Bellmont and formerly of Plattsburgh died Friday, June 16, 2006, at Fletcher Allen Health Care, Burlington.

He was born in Massena, N.Y., on Jan. 14, 1943, the son of Raymond and Amelia Titus. He was a graduate of Chateaugay Central School in 1964.

He served 18 years in the U.S. Army, 18 months active duty and 16 and a half reserve duty. He worked 37 years for Georgia Pacific Paper Mill in Plattsburgh, N.Y., and retired February 2004. He was a member of the American Legion Post 20 in Plattsburgh.

Mr. Titus is survived by his wife of 14 years, Sandra (Robare) Titus; three daughters, Tina Consoli and partner Edward Matthews of Mooers, Tracy and husband Marty Stout of Illinois and Trisha Titus and partner Craig Derosher of West Chazy; nine grandchildren; a brother, Donald Titus and wife Idris of Scottsville, N.Y.; five sisters, Mary Hall of Mumford, N.Y., Theresa Woodward of Plattsburgh, N.Y., Cecile Campbell and husband Gary of Rochester, Florence Lacy of Rochester and Judy Bunyar and husband Jim of Brushton; and many nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his parents; and three brothers, Charles, Ernest and Roy.

Calling hours will be held at the Chateaugay Funeral Home on Tuesday, June 20 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, June 21 in St. Patrick's Church in Chatcaugay. Burial will take place at Ridgeway Cemetery in Burke.

There will be a covered dish gathering of all family and friends at the home of Richard and Sandy, 159 Titus Road following the funeral services.

Im not related
info from www.PressRepublican.com
obituary archives
"Used with permission from Press-Republican, a division of Ottaway Newspapers, Inc."

King/Titus connection

Dwight Jeffries — 24 Jun 2006 2:11:55 GMT

MINERVA4 KING (DYER KING3 ??, JOHN2 KING, AARON1) was born February 2, 1853 in Howard County MO, and died April 1929 in Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City. She married ELIAS ANDERSON JEFFRIES March 27, 1873 in Platte CO., Missouri, son of WILLIAM JEFFRIES and ELIZA HUBBARD. He was born January 28, 1851 in Hale (Carroll County) Mo, and died January 26, 1918 in Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City.

Children of MINERVA KING and ELIAS JEFFRIES are:
I. NORMAN DYER5 JEFFRIES, b. December 20, 1873; d. January 1950, Tampico Mexico.
ii. MARY JANE JEFFRIES, b. September 7, 1875; d. March 18, 1898, Elmwood Cemetery Kansas City; m. WILLIAM
A. WARREN, June 6, 1895, Peabody, KS; b. Peabody, KS.

iii. STELLA ANN JEFFRIES, b. October 30, 1878; d. June 1966, Pasadenda Cal. (new Forest Lawn Cem.).
iv. REV. HENRY MOSES JEFFRIES, b. September 10, 1880, Hale, MO (Carroll County); d. August 25, 1957, Osawatomie, Ks (Miami County).
v. INFANT, b. December 28, 1884.
vi. AMANDA CATHERINE JEFFRIES, b. June 30, 1886; d. February 1968, Long Beach Cal..
vii. TITUS ANDERSON JEFFRIES, b. September 9, 1888; d. October 28, 1922.
viii. ROLLO THOMAS JEFFRIES, b. August 9, 1892, Peabody Kansas; d. March 30, 1959, Mt. Washington Cemetery.

Who are Minerva King’s parents?

I have put this aside for several years. This week I have gotten back on it. I have found in several sources stating that a Minerva Titus married a Moses King and they had ten children. In all the sources they have a Minerva King born in 1837 and a Maryann King born 1853. There is not any more data on them. Could they have them mixed up? If my Minerva King’s mother is Minerva Titus, I will be able to grow on that lane.

Elizabeth Titus 1650 Massachusetts m John Garnsey

pconrad1 — 4 Jun 2006 11:43:19 GMT

I have checked many sites on the internet and they all give Elizabeth Titus to be born in 1691 which would mean her children were born 20 years before she was born. I believe the correct date is 1650. If this is true then who are her parents because they could not be John Titus and Sarah Milller. It would have to be John Titus and Abigail Carpenter or another Titus. Has anyone done real research on her. Elizabeth Titus married John Garnsey in Rehoboth, Massachusetts.

ralph r. titus in the world war

mary sandford — 3 May 2006 6:57:18 GMT

I found a book in my dad's office after he passed and it had the name inside it of Ralph R. Titus. I thought that the book might mean something to his family. I am at work as I post this so I am not sure whether it stated that he was in the first or second world war (I think the first). If any of his relatives see this post and would like the book, please send an e-mail to camilla255@aol.com and I would be more than happy to send it. Thanks!

Penna. family of Titus and moores

countrytreebob53 — 26 Apr 2006 12:38:31 GMT

Looking for the family of A.L. Titus and wife - Sarah M oore Titus.Both were born around 1885 and had a Child named -- Dorothy M Titus.Father was born in Foster?,Pa. and the his wife was born in Houtzdale,Pa.In 1927-Dorothy and her parents lived in Dubois,Pa.Please write back .Thank You.Robert.

Obit. of James L. Titus - Logansport , Indiana

StaceyA1971 — 23 Apr 2006 3:30:09 GMT

James L. Titus

Jan. 18, 1946 – April 20, 2006

LOGANSPORT — James L. Titus, 60, Logansport, died 2:45 p.m. Thursday, April 20, 2006, at St. Vincent’s Hospital. He was born Jan. 18, 1946, in Continental, Ohio, a son of the late William R. Titus and the late Lucille Adams. He was married in 1990 to Hazel Ann Jackson, who preceded him in death in 2002.

He served in Vietnam while in the Army. After more than 30 years, he retired in 2004 from DaimlerChrysler.

He was a member of the VFW and the American Legion. He was an avid Cub fan and a Mopar Car enthusiast. He enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren.

Surviving are a son, Matthew Titus, Kokomo; two daughters, Sarah (Brad) Lee Alexander, Fishers, and Corrie Lyn Titus, Kokomo; three brothers, Kenny Titus, Galveston, Richard (Mary) Titus, and Joseph (Dorothy) Titus, all of Logansport; a sister, Linda (Richard) Whiteman, Avon; two grandsons, Jonathan D. Titus and Jalen L. Rhoades, both of Kokomo; and a granddaughter, Hanna F. Alexander, Fishers. In addition to his wife, he was preceded in death by three brothers, Donald, Robert and Billy; and three sisters, Helen, Dorothy and Carolyn.

Services are 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Fisher Funeral Chapel, 1801 Chase Road, Logansport, with the Rev. Aaron Gross officiating. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery with full military rites. Friends will be received from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral chapel.

Nathan Titus and Titus book

JeanButler300924 — 26 Aug 2006 7:56:21 GMT

The information I found about Nathan and Sarah Marshall Titus doesn't have his daughter Emaline (Ermaline) b. about 1820 and died 1858, married John L. Wilson.
Nathan and Sarah are given as her parents on her d.c.
Is she listed in the "Titus" book?

Leo Titus's New Book

bill arthurs — 5 Dec 2004 2:58:35 GMT

Last week I received my copy of Leo Titus’s new book, “Titus: A North American Family History.” It is 658 pages crammed full of wonderful research, and well deserves a place on the bookshelf of any of you who are on the male line of descent of Robert Titus, the immigrant of 1635. I understand that over half of the printing has already been sold or placed in libraries, so if anyone wants a copy it would be best to reserve early.

John Titus - died 1807 - Northampton County PA

JDOLL1964 — 2 Apr 2006 8:28:31 GMT

Found this item in a Mailing List board. Not sure of the source, but it relates to Northampton / Monore County PA.
27 Nov 1807 Guardian for 2 minor children of John Titus. Jacob and
Elisabeth

22 April 1808 New guardians for minor children of John Titus, of Easton.
Pet. Catharine Gossner, late Titus, the widow, and her father, Abraham
Bachman.

I am trying to determine if the above Elizabeth may be the same person that married Isaac Transue (b 1800 - d 1878).

Anyone with information to confirm or deny, it would be appreciated.

Thanks,
John

James Wilson -Sarah Titus Family

Pittman24 — 16 Aug 2006 7:43:25 GMT

James Wilson Born 1801 Virginia Died March 11 1855 Loudoun Virginia Married Sarah Titus March 25 1825 McDowell Virginia James Is Son Of Moses Wilson -Tamar Burson & Grandparents Joseph Burson - Mary Polly Plaster James & Sarah Titus Wilson Children John Born 1827, Richard Born 1836 Frances Born 1838 Ann Born 1840 Martha Born 1843 Virginia Born 1847 All Born In Virginia. I Would Like To Hear From Family. Thank You

Losee Titus born abt 1830

kenehempel — 22 Mar 2006 9:10:16 GMT

I'm seeking the name of the woman Losee Titus (born about 1830 in Nova Scotia) married. It may be Mary D'Arcy but information appears scarce. Losee's parents were Joseph Titus and Nancy Smith, but I'm unable to determine the name or parentage of his wife.

Italian origins of Silius Titus

kenehempel — 22 Mar 2006 9:10:16 GMT

A query about the Italian origins of Silius Titus (who emigrated to England in the 16th century) may already have been posted, but I'm curious to find out if anything is known about his Italian ancestry.

Adopted by Titus Family in Iowa

cl14scott — 23 Feb 2006 8:04:19 GMT

I am trying to help my Aunt, with our family genealogy. We have traced her grandmother to Worth County, Kensett, IA in 1895.

In the 1895 Iowa Census, she is found living on the Worth County Poor Farm with her two children:

Josephine Nelson age 27 from Sweden-pauper
Olivia Nelson age 2 born in Worth County
Lewis Nelson age 0 born in Worth County (my grandfather)

My grandfather was adopted at age 2 in 1896 by William Titus and Katherine Morrissey Titus of Osage, IA. No adoption record found to date.

His sister, Olivia, name changed to Freida Nillson was adopted by James Robertson and Gertrude Leonard Robertson of Osage, IA in 1896. We have this adoption record. Her mother is named as Josefina Nillson in the record.

Any information on this family mystery would be greatly appreciated. We would like to know where Josephine/Josefina came from and where she went after her children were adopted. Thank you!

Hannah Titus James Wilgus Burlington Co NJ 1799

carl murdock — 15 Feb 2006 4:08:51 GMT

Looking for family of Hannah Titus(1777-1815) who married James Wilgus(1777-1869)
April 1799 in Burlington Co., NJ. James and Hannah migrated to (W)Va early 1800's then crossed river and settled in Lawrence Co., Ohio

Ancestors of Charles Daniel Titus

Kathryn Jahn — 29 Aug 2001 5:14:35 GMT

I am trying to locate any relatives of Charles Daniel Titus. He was born in Montesant, lived in Washington state, died in Tacoma, Washington around March,1951. He had one son (my dad, James Robert) was married in 1944 to my grandmother, Lois Cline. They devorced I'm not sure when, but his widow was Mary Louise. He had a brother, Ernest L.(Pete) of Tacoma, and 4 sisters, Mrs.S.H. Ash of Silver Springs,Md., Mrs Helen Savage of Pasco, Mrs G.R.Powell of Spokan, and Mrs Anne Barton of Seattle. He was buried in Mountain View Mem. Park.
If anyone has info in this line please E-mail me and dukajawa@aol.com.
I just found a brother I only knew of and had never met. I have been looking for him for 30 years. We have had a wonderful visit already.
Thank you,
Kathy

Horace W and Mariah Titus

barredrock — 27 Jan 2006 1:55:01 GMT

I am looking for any and all information anyone can give me on these people and any of their ancestors. it would be very much appreciated. i am new to this but have found lots of information in the last few days and want to keep it going. thanks, steve titus

Franklin Titus

MWilkat — 20 Jan 2006 7:58:34 GMT

Franklin Titus 1906 - 1984. Died in Union County, NJ
Seeking place of burial. His wife was Mildred Elder.

MARY TITUS HODGE b. 1803 W.Stewartstown,NH - looking for her ABENAKI parents

Paulinematthews3 — 30 Nov 2006 1:41:53 GMT

Looking for more info on the birth of MARY TITUS b.9-27-1803 in W. Stewartstown, NH, married DAVID HODGE 11-23-1827 W. Stewartstown, NH. She died 2-23-1896 in E. Hereford, Quebec. I was told that Mary was Native American (ABENAKI) and ADOPTED by DAVID TITUS( b.1769 in Bath or Landaff,NH d.10-19-1843 in Colebrook, NH) and MARY NOYES b.1768 in Landaff,NH, d.12-29-1840 in Colebrook,NH(?) I need to find MARY TITUS's birth/baptism and marriage records and any info that anyone might have on her ADOPTION and her biological Native American parents. Also, would anyone know what procedure was involved for white families to ADOPT Native American children in the early 1800's in NH?
Thank you, Pauline Angevine Matthews

MARY SAVAGE JONES 1740-1797

PaulineMatthews46 — 16 Jan 2006 8:57:12 GMT

Looking for the "mother" and proof of "race" of MARY SAVAGE b.abt.1740 in Portsmouth,NH(?)or Scarboro,Maine(?),d. 2-15-1797
in Scarboro,ME,daughter of JOHN SAVAGE b.abt 1719 in Portsmouth,NH. (I have not been able to find a record of "Who" John Savage married.) MARY SAVAGE married JOHN JONES,Jr. abt1762 in Scarboro,ME. He died 1808 in Scarboro. They had a daughter SARAH JONES b.abt.1771 in Scarboro. She died 1853 in Bethel, Maine and was married to JOB YORK.
I will greatly appreciate any info that you might have on any of these names. See also my DESIRE YORK LINNELL query.
Thank you, Pauline Angevine Matthews

Titus graveyard in Knox Co. Maine

Heather — 22 Mar 2001 3:02:27 GMT

Hi, One of the first things to peak my interest in family history was the graveyard on the road I grew up on. Most of the people burried there died of small pox around 1900. They were almost all in the Titus family. As a young girl I rubbed all the stones (20-30 in all) and tried to group them by family. Let me know if you believe some of your ancestors are burried there and I'll get you in touch with the people who can help you get photos or listings. I don't live anywhere near there anymore.

Luther Harvey Titus, Los Angeles County, California

paulahinkel — 3 Dec 2005 6:35:51 GMT

TITUS BACKROUND

Tahnee' Bjorklund — 25 May 2000 12:22:50 GMT

MY GRANDMOTHER WAS ETHEL TITUS MARRIED TO CARL LLOYD BJORKLUND. IF YOU WOULD LIKE ANY INFORMATION HER SISTER (AT LEAST I THINK) PUT OUT A BOOK (VERY FEW COPIES WERE MADE) ALL ABOUT THE TITUS FAMILY-EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW. HER NAME IS MERLE (GARTON) PHILLIPS. SHE RESEARCHED ALOT OF LIBARIES AND EVERYTHING LIKE THAT. I'M FINDING IT VERY HELPFUL IN MY FAMILY TREE FOR THE BJORKLUND FAMILY. IF YOU WOULD LIKE ANY HELP LOCATING INFORMATION I NOW HAVE THE BOOK THANKS TO MY FATHER RONALD DEAN BJORKLUND. PLEASE E-MAIL ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.

Brandon T. Titus, 20, of Boise, Idaho, died Aug. 17, 2004

Gen-Friend — 17 Nov 2005 5:12:18 GMT

No. 798-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 19, 2004
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Spc. Brandon T. Titus, 20, of Boise, Idaho, died Aug. 17 in Baghdad, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device detonated near his checkpoint. Titus was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), Fort Drum, N.Y.

The incident is under investigation.

For further information related to this release, please contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20040819-1142.htm...

Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.

Titus New Jersey to Ohio 1800

Faulknerj — 17 Nov 2005 1:20:43 GMT

I am researching William Titus (b.1808 Ohio) whose parents were from New Jersey. William married a Jency A. xxx and later moved to Indiana. His children were Phoebe, David, Samuel, Hannah, Ruth and John W. Titus.

I am lost at 1840 and back-

Ancestors of John Titus born around 1800

Carol Titus — 18 Aug 2000 10:48:48 GMT

Hello. I am from the line of John Titus b.1800 (m.Rebecca Cohaley 1819) lived in Gloucester Co, Woolrich township, NJ. I am looking for his ancestors. Perhaps his father was John Sr. My next trip to Salt Lake City might tell me.In the meantime, Can you help? Carol E. Titus

Michael Titus of Ohio/Indiana

amaleajoy — 23 Jun 2005 6:19:15 GMT

I am seeking information on a Michael Titus who was born was born 28 Nov 1806, in Ohio, and died March 5, 1863 in Vermillion County, Indiana. He was married about 1837 to Mary Martha Lambert who was born 1 Jun 1819 and died 18 Mar. 1863, the daughter of John Lambert and Martha Redman. Michael and Mary lived on a farm about 2 miles south of Clinton, Indiana, both died of black or swamp fever, now known as malaria, and are buried at Riverside Cemetery at Clinton. They had 11 children: Andrew Jackson, John Nelson, Mary, Elizabeth Ellen (my direct ancestor who married Oliver P. Wright), Hugh, Hamilton Lambert, George Washington, Charity, Clarissa, Malinda Jane and Walter William.

Any information on who Michael's parents or siblings might have been would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Original will of Francis Titus

Gudrun3 — 11 Nov 2005 5:35:27 GMT

The Ancestors of Sophina Titus

Howard Terrell — 23 Oct 2005 1:56:40 GMT

Sophina Titus was born in New York and she pass in Pennsylvania or Ohio

She married Michael Shick (Various spellings Schick, Schuek, etc…).

They were married in Pennsylvania.

They had seven children only four survive and as of this message have only five children which are:

-- Caleb Richardson
-- Amy
-- Jacob
-- Preston
-- William M.

Looking for any information on the family ancestors of Sophina Titus.

Thanks in advance for any help in locating her Ancestors

Dutch Titus Family

Pat Titus — 3 Oct 2005 10:54:28 GMT

Does anyone have any idea what happened to the Dutch Titus list that was maintained by Susie Martin-Ross ? I would truly like to find it again. Any assistance appreciated.