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Given Name: Margaret

Death: Y

Change: Date: 3 Aug 2004

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David Sands Titus(b. 1 MAR 1802, d. 24 JAN 1879)

Note: Son of Gilbert Titus and Jane (Hoag) Titus. David S. Titus received a common school education in Dutchess County, and became familiar with the labors of the farm in his youthful days. He started as a butcher, carrying beeves and poultry to New York City. Afterward he opened a store for the sale of general merchandise in La Grange, operating it for about a year. Going then to Poughkeepsie, he bought a shop, and for eight years conveyed passengers and freight from that place to New York City, being also connected with the grocery business. After marriage wanting to make a permanent home for himself and family, he made a prospecting trip to Cayuga County, making the journey in a one-horse lumber wagon. Two years later he moved his family and all of his worldly effects, among the later being a Negro slave, to Cayuga County, coming from Montezuma by way of the canal, and from there by wagon. On arrival he opened the tavern later known as the Titus House. In the capacity of "mine host" he entertained many distinguished quests, who became his lifelong friends, notable among them being, William H Steward and Judge Folger. David S. Titus was familiarly known in this vicinity as Major Titus, having won the title by holding that office in a training regiment of his district. For three years he acted as Collector of Tolls on the canal at Montezuma, his wife and son Hiram taking charge of the tavern during his absence. He subsequently purchased a farm, which later was occupied by his youngest son; and here spent his last years.

Given Name: David Sands

Death: 24 JAN 1879

Burial: Lake View Cemetery, Cayuga, New York

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Edmond Titus(b. 1630, d. 2 FEB 1715)

Note: Son of Robert Titus and Hannah (Titus). Edmund Titus became a Quaker in Connecticut and lived and died in that faith. He settled at Westbury. He went to New England from England with his brother and father in 1635. He lived with them until 1650 when he then moved to Hemstead, Long Island in company with William Stiles, then upwards of 100 years of age and who it is said traveled on foot from Rehobath, Massachusetts, Long Island, and lived to be 116 years old.

He purchased the proprietary right of Timothy Wood one of the original potenters of the town of Hemstead. He received as his portion on a general division of the land, a "lot" at Westbury; upon which he established his home, which in 1890 was still owned and occupied by his descendants of the same name.

He and his wife Martha became members of the "Society of Friends by convincement and ever after remained active and respected members of that religious body. The following is from the records of Westbury Meeting 1715. "Edmund Titus one that receiveth ye truth many years since and lived and dyed in it, in his latter days his eyes grew dim that he could not see and thick of hearing all of which he bore very patiently - in the time of his last sickness his daughter Pheby Field standing by him he said "My life is in Christ my God," with more comfortable words - his last words were these, "I have put away all filthiness and superfluity of haughtiness I have received with meekness ye engrafted word that is able to save the soul" and soon departed this life in a quiet frame of spirit, sensible to the last - the 7th 2nd month:, 1715 age 85 years."

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Wood, Washburn, Titus of NY, IL 128-1996; CD 708 WFT Vol 8 Tree 3816
Title: Wood, Washburn, Titus of NY, IL 128-1996; CD 708 WFT Vol 8 Tree 3816

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Titus, Palmer, Hicks of MA, CT 1553-1991; CD 702 WFTree Vol. 02 Tree 5664
Title: Titus, Palmer, Hicks of MA, CT 1553-1991; CD 702 WFTree Vol. 02 Tree 5664 Import: Oct 15, 199664 Import: Oct 15, 199664 Import: Oct 15, 1996.

Given Name: Edmond

Nickname: Edmund

Death: 2 FEB 1715 L I, Old Westbury, Nassau, New York Colony

Change: Date: 16 Jun 2005

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Eleanor Schenck(b. 11 JUL 1766, d. ABT 1820)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: David Conover, wolphert@conovergenealogy.com. GEDCOM file;
Title: David Conover, wolphert@conovergenealogy.com. GEDCOM file; Created on 31 JUL 2004. Imported on 3 Aug 2004.1 JUL 2004. Imported on 3 Aug 2004.1 JUL 2004. Imported on 3 Aug 2004.

Given Name: Eleanor

Nickname: Nellie

Death: ABT 1820 Lockland, Hamilton, Ohio

Change: Date: 3 Aug 2004

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Ada B. Shoemaker(b. ABT 1863, d. Y)

Given Name: Ada B.

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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George Clark Hoxie(b. 25 JUL 1870, d. Y)

Note: Son of Job Hoxie and Eleanor (Heald) Hoxie.

Baptism: 30 OCT 1987

Given Name: George Clark

Endowment: --Not Shown--

Sealing Child: --Not Shown--

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Jane Hoag(b. , d. 10 MAR 1849)

Given Name: Jane

Death: 10 MAR 1849

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Mr. Hoxsie(b. 25 AUG 1870, d. Y)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: LDS; Merged General Note:Batch #: C512511
Title: LDS; Merged General Note:Batch #: C512511, Source Call #: 930852. .

Baptism: 18 FEB 1982

Given Name: Mr.

Endowment: --Not Shown--

Temple: --Not Shown--

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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David Sands Titus(b. 3 JUL 1846, d. 19 JAN 1914)

Note: Son of David Sands Titus and Julia Ann (Coapman) Titus.

Given Name: David Sands

Death: 19 JAN 1914

Burial: Lake View Cemetery, Cayuga, New York

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Mr. Hoxsie(b. 20 JUL 1870, d. Y)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: LDS; Merged General Note: Batch #: C512511
Title: LDS; Merged General Note: Batch #: C512511, Source Call #: 930852