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Branch descended from Tree 1A Family Tree 1 - Titheridge Surname from Cheriton, Hampshire 1663 -2018 William TYTHERIDGE Hannah PRIOR Born: 5 Jul 1772 in Born: 10 May 1778 Branch 1H Family Tree of William Titheridge and Hannah Prior Cheriton, Hampshire Died: 19 May 1821 in Marr: 15 Oct 1798 in Droxford, Hampshire started in Droxford, Hampshire with first birth in 1803 Bishops Sutton, Hampshire (A branch coming from Main Family Tree 1A and leading to Trees 1I, 1J, 1K, 1L, 1M) Died: aft 1851 William TITHERIDGE John TITHERIDGE Sarah WITHERS Elizabeth TITHERIDGE Richard TITHERIDGE Mary Ann LASHAM Luke DILLON Sarah TITHERIDGE Born: May 1803 (app) in Born: Aug 1804 (app) in Born: 1808 in Deal, Kent Born: May 1807 (app) in Born: Jan 1809 (app) in Born: 1811 in Kent or West Marr: 25 Dec 1829 in Born: Jan 1812 (app) in Droxford, Hampshire Swanmore By Marr: 27 Feb 1827 in Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire meon Corhampton, Swanmore By Died: 5 Jun 1803 in Droxford, Hampshire Corhampton, Died: 28 May 1807 in Died: 14 Mar 1891 in Marr: Nov 1831 in West Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Died: 13 Nov 1873 in Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Swanmore By Meon, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Died: 20 Dec 1874 in Droxford, Hampshire SWANMORE TREE Births from 1832 Droxford / Swanmore TREE 1I leading to Tree 1J William REEVES Elizabeth TITHERIDGE William TITHERIDGE Eliza MERRIT John TITHERIDGE James TITHERIDGE Ann TITHERIDGE Sarah TITHERIDGE John TITHERIDGE Sophia Ann KENT James TITHERIDGE Harriett PAICE Peter EMERY Maria TITHERIDGE Charles Henry Elizabeth EMERY Alfred TITHERIDGE George TITHERIDGE Elizabeth PRIOR Jane MERRETT James TITHERIDGE Harriett MARINER Marr: 19 Aug 1838 in Born: Mar 1817 (app) in Born: 1814 in Upham, Marr: 7 Nov 1846 in Born: 1828 (app) in Born: Feb 1830 (app) in Born: 3 Jul 1831 in Born: Aug 1831 (app) in Born: Mar 1833 (app) in Born: Jul 1834 (app) in Born: Nov 1835 (app) in Born: Dec 1837 in Born: 1840 in Portsmouth, Born: Mar 1840 in Born: 1842 in Droxford, Marr: 25 Dec 1860 in Born: Mar 1842 in TITHERIDGE Born: 1847 in Shirrel Born: Mar 1847 in Born: Dec 1849 in Born: btw 1844 and 1854 Alverstoke, Droxford, Hampshire Hampshire Swanmore By Swanmore By Droxford, Hampshire Corhampton or Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Hampshire Swanmore By Hampshire Shedfield, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Heath, Droxford, Swanmore By Swanmore By in Siddlesham, Sussex Born: Mar 1845 in Hampshire Died: 28 Jun 1883 in Marr: 14 Nov 1852 in Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Died: 7 Dec 1908 in Droxford, Hampshire Died: Jun 1834 (app) in Died: Jul 1834 (app) in Died: Mar 1892 in West Marr: 25 Nov 1867 in Droxford, Hampshire Marr: 8 Aug 1861 in Died: 1902 Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Marr: 25 Jul 1871 in Droxford, Hampshire Died: Mar 1848 in Droxford, Hampshire Swanmore By Swanmore By Marr: 14 May 1853 in Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Ham, Essex Lambeth, St Mary, Died: Sep 1905 in Swanmore By Marr: 15 Sep 1864 in Died: Dec 1871 in Southwick, Sussex Died: Dec 1885 in Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Swanmore By London Steyning, Sussex Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Alverstoke, Steyning, Sussex Droxford, Hampshire Died: Jun 1938 in West Died: Jun 1914 in Steyning, Hampshire Died: 25 Mar 1904 in Ham, Essex Sussex Died: Sep 1899 in Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire LONDON TREE SUSSEX TREE SWANMORE TREE Births from 1862 Births from 1864 Births from 1853 London Sarah Anne Emily TITHERIDGE Droxford / Sussex Walter Thomas Elizabeth Harriet Ann Elizabeth Alfred James Fanny TITHERIDGE Harriet Eleanor Ernest BLACKMAN Kate TITHERIDGE Charles Henry Margaret MOON Harry TITHERIDGE Jack Francis Lucy TITHERIDGE Alfred George Rosa DOWNS Frederick BELL Edith Florence Annie Eliza Henry SMITH Rose TITHERIDGE Thomas NUTLEY Elizabeth TITHERIDGE William TITHERIDGE Ellen J DYER John NICHOLSON Ellen TITHERIDGE Sarah TITHERIDGE Swanmore John TITHERIDGE Mary PARRIS TITHERIDGE Born: Mar 1856 in EDMUNDS TITHERIDGE TITHERIDGE BATCHELOR TITHERIDGE TITHERIDGE CLAYTON TITHERIDGE TITHERIDGE TITHERIDGE Marr: Mar 1895 in Born: Dec 1871 in Marr: Jun 1859 in Born: Sep 1838 in Born: Dec 1840 in Bishops Born: 1854 in Carisbrook, Marr: Dec 1863 in Born: Mar 1845 in Bishops Born: Jun 1847 in Bishops TREE 1L Born: Sep 1870 in Bishops Marr: 15 Sep 1894 in Born: Mar 1874 in Marr: 15 Sep 1923 in Born: Jun 1877 in Droxford, Born: Mar 1879 in Born: 1885 Born: in Blackburn, Born: Mar 1842 in Bishops Born: 1818 in Tichborne, Born: Mar 1854 in Droxford, Hampshire TREE 1M Waltham, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Boarhunt, Fareham, Hampshire Shedfield, Hampshire Marr: Jun 1902 in Lancashire Steyning, Sussex Steyning, Sussex Droxford, Hampshire Corhampton, Waltham, Hampshire Isle of Wight, Alresford, Hampshire Waltham, Hampshire Waltham, Hampshire James TITHERIDGE TREE 1K Marr: 4 Mar 1886 in Born: Sep 1866 in Born: Sep 1868 in Bishops Born: 1870 in Southwick, Born: Sep 1872 in Bishops Born: Jun 1875 in Marr: Dec 1898 in Born: Sep 1880 in Born: Dec 1881 in Born: Mar 1884 in Waltham, Hampshire Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Shedfield, Hampshire Curbridge, Hampshire Waltham, Hampshire Hampshire Waltham, Hampshire Shedfield, Hampshire Hampshire Died: Jun 1879 in Droxford, Shedfield, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Fareham, Hampshire Marr: 29 Apr 1903 in Droxford, Hampshire Shedfield, Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Died: Sep 1896 in Marr: 23 Sep 1876 in Born: Mar 1853 in Died: Mar 1872 in Marr: Sep 1890 in Died: Dec 1933 in Gosport, Hampshire Died: 23 Apr 1919 in South Died: Dec 1928 in Alverstoke, Died: 1915 Marr: 11 Feb 1873 in Winchester, Droxford, Hampshire Meonstoke, Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Hampshire Stoneham at Netley Droxford, Hampshire Hampshire Brighton, St Nicholas, Hampshire Died: bef 1891 Hampshire Hospital, Hampshire Sussex Died: Dec 1921 in Isle of Wight, Hampshire Percy HICKNOTT Gertrude Elizabeth George Henry Ada Maud KEWELL Dorothy May George PACEY Florence Rose Margaret Annie Marr: Mar 1927 in TITHERIDGE TITHERIDGE Born: 18 Jul 1909 TITHERIDGE Marr: 28 Jul 1930 in TITHERIDGE TITHERIDGE Droxford, Hampshire Born: Sep 1902 in Born: 22 Dec 1903 in Marr: Dec 1936 in Born: Jun 1907 in Droxford, Swanmore By Born: 10 Mar 1910 in Born: 16 Jul 1915 in Droxford, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Chichester, Sussex Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Shedfield, Hampshire Droxford, Hampshire Died: Sep 1976 in Surrey Died: Jul 2001 in North West Hampshire North Copyright © 2018 Ann and Mike Titheradge This tree was constructed February 2018 All rights reserved By Ann and Mike Titheradge Please do not reproduce without written permission.
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