Titus family genealogy papers, 1821-1912 (bulk 1880-1912).

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Titus family genealogy papers, 1821-1912 (bulk 1880-1912).

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Letters written to Titus, 1880-1912, from descendants of Robert Titus, who emigrated to Boston from London in 1635, with information on, or questions about, the Titus family; a biographical sketch of Robert C. Titus, his certifcate of election as judge of the superior court, 19 Nov. 1885, and the military commission of his father, James B. Titus, 23 Apr. 1821, signed by De. Also, several partial genealogies of the Titus family, and newspaper obituaries of family members.

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