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Census Data for all Family Members: Surnames: Titheradge, Titheridge, Tidridge, Tytheridge and other variants 1881 Buckinghamshire North Marston Vicarage North Marston, Winslow Head of house Samuel B James ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation X Samuel B James 51 M Married Head vicar of North Marston 912 Alice Titheridge 25 F Single Swanmore, Hampshire Servant domestic servant parlour maid 1881 Buckinghamshire Upton Cum Chalvey 1 Upton Cum Chalvery, Slough Head of house Mary Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 146 Mary Titherige 65 F Widow St Andrews Holburn, Middlesex Head soldier's widow 1881 Buckinghamshire Wraysbury Staines Road Court Head of house Caroline Tytheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1893 Caroline Tytheridge 27 F Married Marden, Surrey Head 1894 Carynthia Tytheridge 7 F Single Shorncliffe, Kent Daughter scholar 1895 Stanley Tytheridge 5 M Single Liverpool, Lancashire Son scholar 1896 Bertie Tytheridge 3 M Single Dublin, Ireland Son 1881 Hampshire Aldershot 15 Albert Road Head of house Mary Davidge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation X Mary Davidge 45 F Head 2158 James Fitheridge 26 M Single Corhampton, Hampshire Boarder joiner X Frank W Davidge 22 M Son X Harvey G Davidge 22 M Son X Bessie Davidge 8 F Single Daughter 1881 Hampshire Aldershot Army Hospital Corps Depot Head of house James Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation ? James Titheridge 33 M Married Portsmouth, Hampshire Head soldier private Army hospital corps ? Sarah Titheridge 27 F Married Bridgewater Somerset Wife 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke 2 Lavinia Cottages, Cleveland Road Head of house Elizabeth Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation X George Groves 73 M Widower Boarder 1328 Elizabeth Titheridge 42 F Widower Alverstoke, Hampshire Head 1330 Kate E Titheridge 16 F Single Alverstoke, Hampshire Daughter 1680 William H Titheridge 6 M Single Alverstoke, Hampshire Son 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke 2 Park Street, Forton Head of house Edward Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1570 Mary Ann Titheridge 34 F Single Southampton, Hampshire Sister dressmaker 1571 Edward Titheridge 32 M Widower Southampton, Hampshire Head cooper RC Yard X Philip Phillips 31 M Married Southampton, Hampshire Lodger cab driver 1574 Henry Titheridge 8 M Single Southampton, Hampshire Son scholar 1575 Philip Titheridge 6 M Single Southampton, Hampshire Son scholar 1576 Edward Titheridge 5 M Single Southampton, Hampshire Son scholar 1577 Agnes Titheridge 3 F Single Southampton, Hampshire Daughter scholar 1578 Albert Titheridge 2 M Single Southampton, Hampshire Son 1128 William Titheridge 1 M Single Southampton, Hampshire Son 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke 3 Coastguard Station Head of house Robert Marsh ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation X Robert Marsh 36 M Married Head coast guard X Annie Marsh 35 F Married Wife 1346 Albert Titheridge 15 M Single Plymouth, Devon Visitor scholar 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke 3 Lord Nelson Passage Head of house Eliza Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1695 Eliza Titheridge 38 F Married Southsea, Hampshire Wife (Head) charwoman 1696 Rhoda Titheridge 13 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter scholar 1699 Henry Titheridge 11 M Single Gosport, Hampshire Son scholar 1700 George Titheridge 8 M Single Gosport, Hampshire Son scholar 1701 Eliza Titheridge 6 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter scholar 1702 Florence Titheridge 5 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke 5 Shaftesbury Terrace Head of house Benjamin Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation X Eleanor Titheridge 67 F Widow Gosport, Hampshire Mother in law 1104 Benjamin Titheridge 30 M Married Gosport, Hampshire Head blacksmith 1106 Eleanor Titheridge 28 F Married Gosport, Hampshire Wife 1107 William Titheridge 5 M Single Gosport, Hampshire Son scholar 1108 Eleanor Titheridge 3 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke 6 Alver Road Head of house William Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1039 William Titheridge 69 M Married Alverstoke, Hampshire Head cooper, pensioner civil service 1097 Jane Ann Titheridge 67 F Married Alverstoke, Hampshire Wife 1099 Martha Titheridge 39 F Single Alverstoke, Hampshire Daughter 1101 Richard Titheridge 35 M Single Alverstoke, Hampshire Son shipwright civil service 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke Ashley House, High Street Head of house John Kealy ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation X John Kealy 50 M Married Head general medicine practitioner 1095 Charlotte Titheridge 45 F Single Alverstoke, Hampshire Servant cook domestic servant X Charlotte Kealy 44 F Married Wife X Fanny Kealy 10 F Single Daughter X Edward Kealy 7 M Single Son X Percival Kealy 2 M Single Son 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke House Of Industry Head of house - ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1035 Richard Titheridge 78 M Widow Alverstoke, Hampshire Inmate ropemaker 1881 Hampshire Alverstoke The Ship Inn Head of house William H Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1049 Elizabeth Ann Tetheridge 54 F Married Gosport, Hampshire Wife 1043 William H Tetheridge 53 M Married Forton, Hampshire Head foreman timber yard 1051 William Hy Tetheridge 22 M Single Gosport, Hampshire Son ship steward 1059 Emma Tetheridge 18 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter 1060 Ann Tetheridge 16 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter 1061 Mary Ann Tetheridge 15 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter 1062 Henry Tetheridge 13 M Single Gosport, Hampshire Son scholar 1063 Margaret Tetheridge 11 F Single Gosport, Hampshire Daughter scholar X George Richardson 10 M Single Gosport, Hampshire Grandson scholar 1881 Hampshire Andover South Street Wellington Terrace Head of house Mary Chandler ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1305 Mary Titeridge 74 F Single Andover, Hampshire Aunt X Mary E Chandler 47 F Widow Head X Anne Chandler 20 F Single Daughter X William Henry Chandler 17 M Single Son X Frederick Chandler 13 M Single Son X Flora Chandler 10 F Single Daughter X Mary Chandler ? F Single Daughter 1881 Hampshire Bentworth Captain Stevens' Lodge Head of house William Tytheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 729 Amelia Tytheridge 39 F Married Itchen Down, Hampshire Wife gardener's wife 728 William Tytheridge 38 M Married Bramdean, Hampshire Head gardener X Charles Steel 18 M Single Lodger gardener 1349 Arthur Tytheridge 9 M Single West Tisted, Hampshire Son scholar 1881 Hampshire Bishops Waltham 1 Lower Lane Head of house John Saunders ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 1196 John Saunders 60 M Married Head pensioner 25th reg 1183 Harriet Saunders 41 F Married Bps Waltham, Hampshire Wife 1185 Jane Titheridge 37 F Single Bps Waltham, Hampshire Sister in law 1881 Hampshire Bishops Waltham 46 Bishops Waltham Head of house Richard Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 981 Richard Titheridge 41 M Married Droxford, Hampshire Head agricultural labourer 999 Henrietta Titheridge 37 F Married Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Wife 1002 Henrietta Titheridge 12 F Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Daughter 1003 Richard Titheridge 9 M Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Son scholar 1004 Frank Titheridge 7 M Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Son scholar 1006 Mary A Titheridge 5 F Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Daughter scholar 1007 Rose Titheridge 3 F Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Daughter 1008 Ethel Titheridge 1 F Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Daughter 1881 Hampshire Bishops Waltham Gilberts Knap, Ashton Head of house Henry Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 992 Eliza Titheridge 49 F Married Owslebury, Hampshire Wife 980 Henry Titheridge 44 M Married Droxford, Hampshire Head agricultural labourer 993 Clara Titheridge 18 F Single Twyford, Hampshire Daughter 994 Frederick Titheridge 16 M Single Twyford, Hampshire Son 997 Julia Titheridge 10 F Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Daughter scholar 998 Harry Titheridge 7 M Single Bishops Waltham, Hampshire Son scholar 1881 Hampshire Bramdean 83 Bramdean Village Head of house Henry Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 841 Henry Titheridge 54 M Widower Kilmeston, Hampshire Head labourer 862 Ellen Titheridge 17 F Single Hinton Ampner, Hampshire Daughter X William Paice 14 M Single Hinton Ampner, Hampshire Grandson 1881 Hampshire Bramdean Bramdean Common Head of house George Titheridge ID First Name Surname Age M/F Married Place of birth relation to Head occupation 95 Geo Tytheridge 66 M Married Kilmeston, Hampshire Head labourer 835 Maria Tytheridge 66 F Married Cheriton, Hampshire Wife X John Jones 44 M Widow Manchester, Lancashire Son in law 848 William Tytheridge 28 M Single Hinton Ampner, Hampshire Son labourer 1881 Hampshire Bramdean Bramdean Common (1) Head of house James Titheridge ID First
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