On Sunday, the 29th of May, Westport was again saddened to learn that Howard Titus had passed to the great beyond. Mr. Titus had been in ill health for quite a long while. Last winter he went to Boston, Mass., and underwent a serious operation in the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and returned home in March, but he never got about, and gradually weakened until he passed away. Mr. Titus was man of sterling character, a member of the Christian church and member of the I.O.O. F. Mr. Titus was 70 years of age. He was a great suffered but bore all his sufferings with Christian grace and fortitude. He was buried from the Christian Church on Tuesday afternoon. A large number attended the service. The Rev. Mr. Anderson conducted the ceremonies at the Church and the Oddfellows at the grave. He leaves his widow, and two daughters, Mrs. Floris of Winthrop, Mass., Mrs. McLearn of East Boston, and five sons Lorne, of Sydney and Edwin, Robert, Milledge and Douglas, at home, to mourn the loss of a kind husband and parent. The family have the sympathy of the entire community in their great bereavement.
On Sunday, the 29th of May, Westport was again saddened to learn that Howard Titus had passed to the great beyond. Mr. Titus had been in ill health for quite a long while. Last winter he went to Boston, Mass., and underwent a serious operation in the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and returned home in March, but he never got about, and gradually weakened until he passed away. Mr. Titus was man of sterling character, a member of the Christian church and member of the I.O.O. F. Mr. Titus was 70 years of age. He was a great suffered but bore all his sufferings with Christian grace and fortitude. He was buried from the Christian Church on Tuesday afternoon. A large number attended the service. The Rev. Mr. Anderson conducted the ceremonies at the Church and the Oddfellows at the grave. He leaves his widow, and two daughters, Mrs. Floris of Winthrop, Mass., Mrs. McLearn of East Boston, and five sons Lorne, of Sydney and Edwin, Robert, Milledge and Douglas, at home, to mourn the loss of a kind husband and parent. The family have the sympathy of the entire community in their great bereavement.
Family Members
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Charlotte S Titus Morrison
1829–1857
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William Henry Titus
1830–1911
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Rhoda Ann Titus
1833 – unknown
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Rebecca Ann Titus
1835 – unknown
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Thomas Edward Titus
1836–1910
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John Russell Titus
1840 – unknown
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Daniel Titus
1842–1847
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Sarah Jane Titus Clarke
1844 – unknown
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Sarah Jane Titus Clark
1845 – unknown
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Almira Titus
1847–1848
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Margaret Cornelia Titus Jennings
1849–1886
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Isabel Titus Ellis
1854–1928
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Hiram W Titus
1856–1874
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Jacob Titus
1857 – unknown
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Florence N Titus
1858–1878
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Vicey Ann Titus
1861 – unknown
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Vicie Ann Titus Outhouse
1861–1896
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Hantford Cummings Titus
1872–1903
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Arthur Howard Titus
1874–1890
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Edith Emmeline Titus Flores Whittington
1875–1942
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George Edgar Titus
1879–1910
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Annie Linmore Titus
1884–1900
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Austin Andress Titus
1886–1890
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Florence Endora Titus McLaren Gentle
1887–1962
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Urania Shafner Titus
1890–1900
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Albert Edwin Titus
1892–1959
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Lorne Fernwood Titus
1893–1965
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Percy Hobart (Howard) Titus
1895–1896
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Nettie Rudolph Titus Beck
1897–1921
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Nettie Randolph Titus
1897–1921
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Frederick Robert Titus
1899–1970
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Norman Milledge Titus
1901–1924
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Douglass Howard Titus
1904–1976
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