Individual Details
Silius Titus
(Abt 1570 - 24 Nov 1637)
See "The Titus family in America: three generations" by Anson Titus dated 1937, page 1, found at Heritage Quest Online. Robert may be the son of Silas Titus and Constancia ?.
See page X of Appendix of "Titus Family in America" by Dorothy M. Titus dated July 1943: "The name of Titus may have been of Roman origin. The name itself indicates that, and it is stated that Silius Titus, who was born in 1570 and died November 24, 1637, claimed to be of the same family as the Emperor Titus who commanded the Roman forces at the siege of Jerusalem A.D. 70."
See "A Genealogical Guide to the Titus Family in North America" by William R. Arthurs received by e-mail which states that Silas Titus was a soap maker. That document shows that his son, Silas from his second marriage, was appointed to a Council for Foreign Plantations at 500 pounds per year by King Charles II by Royal Commission on 30 July 1670 with a reference source to New York Colonial manuscripts. His other son Robert from his first marriage, was already in the New World as of 1635.
1637 death date and location is per the William R. Arthurs study.
1622 birth of son Silas who, as an adult, was prominent under Kings Charles I and II per the William R. Arthurs study.
1621 second marriage to Constantia Colly is per the William R. Arthurs study with reference to Family Tree Maker, Vol. 2, File 2013.
1600 birth of son Robert shows him as the father per the Dorothy M. Titus study.
1599 first marriage to Jane Newdyke is per the William R. Arthurs study.
1570 birth is "ca. 1570" per the William R. Arthurs study.
See page X of Appendix of "Titus Family in America" by Dorothy M. Titus dated July 1943: "The name of Titus may have been of Roman origin. The name itself indicates that, and it is stated that Silius Titus, who was born in 1570 and died November 24, 1637, claimed to be of the same family as the Emperor Titus who commanded the Roman forces at the siege of Jerusalem A.D. 70."
See "A Genealogical Guide to the Titus Family in North America" by William R. Arthurs received by e-mail which states that Silas Titus was a soap maker. That document shows that his son, Silas from his second marriage, was appointed to a Council for Foreign Plantations at 500 pounds per year by King Charles II by Royal Commission on 30 July 1670 with a reference source to New York Colonial manuscripts. His other son Robert from his first marriage, was already in the New World as of 1635.
1637 death date and location is per the William R. Arthurs study.
1622 birth of son Silas who, as an adult, was prominent under Kings Charles I and II per the William R. Arthurs study.
1621 second marriage to Constantia Colly is per the William R. Arthurs study with reference to Family Tree Maker, Vol. 2, File 2013.
1600 birth of son Robert shows him as the father per the Dorothy M. Titus study.
1599 first marriage to Jane Newdyke is per the William R. Arthurs study.
1570 birth is "ca. 1570" per the William R. Arthurs study.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1570 | England | |||
| Marriage | 1599 | Jane Newdyke |  | ||
| Marriage | 10 Apr 1621 | St. Benet, Paul's Wharf, London, Kingdom of England - Constantia Colly | |  | |
| Death | 24 Nov 1637 | Bushey, Hertfordshire, Kingdom of England | | | |
| Burial | St. James church in the chancel, Bushy, Herefordshire, England, United Kingdom | |
Families
| Spouse | Constantia Colly ( - 1667) |
| Child | Stephen Titus ( - 1671) |
| Child | Silas Titus Jr. (1622 - 1704) |
| Spouse | Jane Newdyke ( - 1621) |
| Child | Robert Titus (1600 - 1669) |
| Child | Joan Titus (1611 - ) |
| Child | Jane Titus (1614 - ) |
| Father | Silas "Silius" Titus (1550 - ) |
Notes
Marriage
1599 first marriage to Jane Newdyke is per the William R. Arthurs study.Marriage
1621 second marriage to Constantia Colly is per the William R. Arthurs study with reference to Family Tree Maker, Vol. 2, File 2013.Death
See "The Titus family in America: three generations" by Anson Titus dated 1937, page 1, found at Heritage Quest Online.Endnotes
1. Anson Titus, The Titus family in America: three generations (Dallas, Tex. ?: unknow, 1937), page 1; digital images, Heritage Quest Online, Los Angeles Library online ( : accessed .
2. Anson Titus, The Titus family in America: three generations (Dallas, Tex. ?: unknow, 1937), page 1; digital images, Heritage Quest Online, Los Angeles Library online ( : accessed .
3. Anson Titus, The Titus family in America: three generations (Dallas, Tex. ?: unknow, 1937), page 1; digital images, Heritage Quest Online, Los Angeles Library online ( : accessed .