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     Sarah Cleaves Titcomb was the daughter of Rev. Benjamin Titcomb and Mary Fairfield.¹

     Sarah Elizabeth Titcomb was born in 1841 in Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Louis Frederick Titcomb and Sarah Bradley Dow.¹ Sarah Elizabeth Titcomb died in 1895. She was a Boston writer who published Early New England People; Mind-Cure on a Material Basis; and Aryan Sun Myths the Origin of Religions.

     Selina Titcomb was the daughter of Hon. Enoch Titcomb and Ann Jones.¹ Selina Titcomb married Greenleaf Dole on 2 June 1818 in Newburyport, Essex County, Massachusetts.^1,2

     Silas Titcomb was born on 24 June 1804.² He was the son of Henry Titcomb and Abigail Whittmore.¹ The marriage intention of Silas Titcomb and Hannah Moody Sawyer, daughter of Enoch Sawyer, was published on 29 April 1830.^1,3 Silas Titcomb died on 20 May 1878 in Cambridge at the age of 73 of palsy.²

     Silas Betton Titcomb was the son of Lieut. Pierson Titcomb and Anne Maria de Les Dernier.¹

     Silas Moulton Titcomb was the son of Ichabod Titcomb and Hannah Matilda Moulton.¹

     Smith Titcomb was the son of Benaiah Titcomb.¹

     Sophia Ann Titcomb was the daughter of Rev. Benjamin Titcomb and Mary Fairfield.¹

     Sophia Ann Titcomb was born in 1865.² She was the daughter of William Titcomb and Salome Delano.¹ Sophia Ann Titcomb died in 1904 in Maine.²

     Stephen Titcomb was born on 27 December 1721.² He was the son of Joseph Titcomb and Sarah Batchelder.¹ Stephen Titcomb married Abigail Stone.² Stephen Titcomb was living in Kennebunk, Maine, whence he removed from Newbury.² He died on 23 May 1815 at the age of 93.

     Stephen Titcomb was born on 3 October 1752 in Kennebunk.² He was the son of Stephen Titcomb and Abigail Stone.¹ Stephen Titcomb married Elizabeth Henry in 1776 in Brunswick ?²

     Stephen Titcomb was the son of Stephen Titcomb and Elizabeth Henry.¹ Stephen Titcomb married Nancy Haines on 17 June 1815 in Readfield, Kennebec County, Haines clearly states that Nancy married firstly John Titcomb of Farmington, Maine and secondly William Cotheren of Farmington.^1,2,3

     Stephen Titcomb was the son of Joseph Titcomb.¹ Stephen Titcomb graduated from Bowdoin College.¹

     Stephen Titcomb was the son of Joseph Titcomb and Dorcas Dinsmore.¹ Stephen Titcomb married Jane Walcott.¹

     Susan Titcomb was the daughter of Ichabod Titcomb and Hannah Gale.¹

     Susannah Titcomb was the daughter of Col. Benjamin Titcomb and Hannah Hanson.¹

     Tabitha Titcomb was the daughter of Oliver Titcomb and Anna Osgood.¹

     Thomas Titcomb was born on 11 October 1661.² He was the son of William Titcomb and Elizabeth Bitfield.¹ Thomas Titcomb married Mary Dam on 30 November 1693 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^1,3,4

     Thomas Dinsmore Titcomb was the son of Joseph Titcomb and Dorcas Dinsmore.¹ Thomas Dinsmore Titcomb married Susan Briery Campbell, daughter of Samuel Campbell and Ruth Briery.¹ Thomas Dinsmore Titcomb was living in Kingsbury, Maine.¹

     Timothy Titcomb was the son of Samuel Titcomb.¹

     Tirzah Titcomb was born on 21 February 1658.² She was the daughter of William Titcomb and Elizabeth Bitfield.¹ Tirzah Titcomb married firstly Thomas Bartlett, son of Richard Bartlett Jun., on 24 November 1685 at Newbury.^1,3 Tirzah Titcomb married secondly James Ordway, son of James Ordway, by 1691.^1,3 Tirzah Titcomb died in 1696.³

     Walter Dwight Titcomb was born on 1 November 1863.¹ He was the son of Walter Lawrence Titcomb and Ella Louisa Dwight.¹

     Walter Lawrence Titcomb was born in May 1841.¹ He was the son of Emerson Titcomb and Mary Helen Robinson.¹ Walter Lawrence Titcomb married Ella Louisa Dwight on 9 September 1861.¹ Walter Lawrence Titcomb died on 4 August 1864 in Mobile ? at the age of 23 killed in action when his ship sunk.²

     William Titcomb was born on 8 April 1687 in Newbury, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Penuel Titcomb and Lydia Poore.¹ The marriage intention of William Titcomb and Joanna Ordway was published on 26 January 1714/15 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^3,2 The marriage intention of William Titcomb and Apphia Rolfe was published on 15 November 1717 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^3,2 William Titcomb died on 21 June 1747 at the age of 60.²

     William Titcomb was born circa 1620. He emigrated in April 1634 to Newbury, Berkshire, "He had taken passage in the Mary and John, from London, 24th March 1634, but was casually deprived of the opportunity, and came next month in the Hercules. He settled in Quascacumquen, which was incorporated the following year as the town of Newbury.² He married firstly Joanna Bartlett, daughter of Richard Bartlett Sen., by 1640 at Newbury, Massachusetts.^1,3 William Titcomb married Elizabeth Bitfield on 3 March 1653/54 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^4,3,5 William Titcomb died on 24 September 1676 in Newbury "of fever and ague."^6,7

     William Titcomb was the son of Samuel Titcomb and Elizabeth Kingsbury.¹

     William Titcomb was born on 18 March 1648.² He was the son of William Titcomb and Joanna Bartlett.¹ William Titcomb died on 2 June 1659 at the age of 11.²

     William Titcomb was the son of James Titcomb and Abigail Durrell.¹

     William Titcomb was born on 20 December 1721.² He was the son of Daniel Titcomb and Anne Wingate.¹

     William Titcomb was the son of Col. John Titcomb and Sarah (Unknown).¹