Sophia Tittensor

Birth3 MAY 1823 - Newcastle Under Lyme, Staffordshire per IGI #C010292 or Leek per 1881 Census for Leek & Lowe & Earl J Davis Tree Listed as TITTENSON on 1841 Census

Death30 APR 1901 - Leek, Staffordshire per Earl J. Davis Tree

MotherMary Thacker

FatherWilliam Tittensor

Born in Newcastle Under Lyme, Staffordshire per IGI #C010292 or Leek per 1881 Census for Leek & Lowe & Earl J Davis Tree Listed as TITTENSON on 1841 Census on 3 MAY 1823 to William Tittensor and Mary Thacker. Sophia Tittensor married James Cockersole and had 5 children. She passed away on 30 APR 1901 in Leek, Staffordshire per Earl J. Davis Tree.

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Parents

William Tittensor
1780 - 1855

Mary Thacker
1783 - 1869

Spouse(s)

James Cockersole
1825 - 1902

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James Cockersole
1856 - 1886

Mary Ellen Cockersole
1859 - 1860

Sarah Ann Cockersole
1852 - Unknown

William Henry Cockersole
1861 - Unknown

Emily Cockersole
1864 - 1901

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