Notes:

cu . Mary is the daughter of Waite Hall, Portsmouth Newport, RI & Augustine Titus, b 1747 Westbury, Nassau, NY] a Quaker minister & blacksmith.

. Mary & Phoebe Titus were two Quaker sisters. Their father as a Quaker Elder & they were disowned upon marrying the Willsons. Much latter the two Willsons became Quakers in Upper Canada, & eventually a member of the Children of Peace at Sharon, Ontario.

. 1790 Clinton, Duchess, New York Census
Augustine Titus, Males 3, Boys under 16Y 2, Females 5 [Total 10 Persons], & next person is
John Willson, Males 3, boys under 16Y - 2, Females 6 [Total 11 Persons].
The children of Mary Titus & Hugh L Wiillson are:

John Hugh Willson, 10 Jul 1791 - 29 Dec 1863; 
1 Richard Titus Willson, 5 Apr 1793 - 18 Apr 1878; 
2. Mary Willson, 26 Mar 1795 - 2 Aug 1869; 
3. Louisa Willson, 26 Mar 1795 - 2 Aug 1869;  
4. Catherine Willson, 22 Oct 1795 - 19 Nov 1855; 
5. Augustine Willson, 4 May 1798 - 1798;  
6. Hiram Robinson Willson, 4 Dec 1799 - 30 Aug 1876;  
7. Hugh Henry Willson, 17 May 1803 - 22 Aug 1871;  
8. David Willson, 18 Aug 1807 - 13 Oct 1807;  
9. Alfred Willson, 3 Mar 1809 - 26 Feb 1888; 
10. Waite Ann Willson, 15 Aug 1811 - 3 Sep 1898.

Obituary:
. 1857 Jun 3, Wednesday Died at Sharon, East Gwilimbury, Mary, relic to the late Mr. Hugh Willson, aged 89 years, less 2 days.
The subject of this Obituary was born in Duchess County, NY & immigrated to this country soon after the American Revolution. Her early education & ideas of mind was received amongst the religious under Friends, to which communion her parents belonged & many branches of her Fathers’s family have been & are conspicuous members. She maintained through all the vicissitudes of her long life, an unblemished reputation - remarkable for love, of quietude & the society of the good. Towards the close her mind seems to revisit the scenes of the childhood & youth & to mingle with the Society of her Father’s house, where a recollection of early antidotes & familiar of early principles seemed to comfort her; & is several that from this stand point she took her view of her Heavenly home. The Lord granted me the privilege to visiting her several times previous to her death - to speak of Jesus - to read to her the previous promises & to pray of her. With others we stood at her bedside & with hearts lifted to the Father, of spirits, in humbleness begged that he would receive the dear depart soul, which seemed while stretching its opinion of light for its wondrous flight, to have left on the fair features an indication of salvation by shedding over them a smile of indescribable sweetness.
She lived to see the 4th generation of her offspring & has left behind her now living nearly all in this section of county, 16 children, including sons-in-law & daughters-in-law; 92 grandchildren, 90 great grandchildren & one great-great grand child. Her children & grandchildren are included the usual & respectable class of community. HHW.
Ref: Newmarket New Era Newspaper.

Transcripts by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -

Birth:
Clinton

Died:
Aged 89y less two days.

Mary married Hugh Latimire WILLSON, Jr. 2 in 1790 in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., New York. Hugh (son of John WILLSON, .1 and Catherine B KUHN) was born in Dec 1768 in Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, Ireland; died on 3 Jan 1828 in Sharon, E. Gwillimbury, York Co., Ontario; was buried in Sharon Burial Grounds. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. John Hugh WILLSON, .3 was born on 10 Jul 1791 in East Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario; died on 29 Dec 1863 in East Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario; was buried in Sharon Burial Grounds.
2. Richard TITUS WILLSON was born on 5 Apr 1793 in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York; died on 18 Apr 1878 in Newmarket, E. Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario; was buried in Pegg Cemetery.
3. Catharine WILLSON, .1 was born on 22 Oct 1795 in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., New York; died on 19 Nov 1855 in East Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario.
4. Louisa WILLSON, .1 was born on 26 Mar 1797 in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., New York; died on 2 Aug 1869 in East Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario.
5. Hiram Robinson WILLSON was born on 4 Dec 1799 in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., New York; died on 30 Aug 1876 in Churchill, Innisfil Twp., Simcoe Co., Ontario; was buried in St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery.
6. Rev. Elder Hugh Henry WILLSON, .4 was born on 17 May 1803 in Wolfe Island, Frontenac Co., Ontario; died on 22 Aug 1871 in Keswick, Simcoe Co., Ontario; was buried in Mann Cemetery.
7. James Harvey WILLSON was born on 5 Jan 1805 in Wolfe Island, Frontenac Co., Ontario; died on 22 Aug 1871 in East Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario.
8. Alfred WILLSON, .1 was born on 3 Mar 1809 in Wolfe Island, Frontenac Co., Ontario; died on 26 Feb 1888 in Bell Ewart, Simcoe Co., Ontario.
9. Waite Ann WILLSON was born on 15 Aug 1811 in East Gwillimbury Twp., York Co., Ontario; died on 3 Sep 1898; was buried in Newmarket Cemetery.

Notes:

Augustine is the daughter of Mary Smith & Richard Titus.

. 1800 Census Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York
Augustine Titus: Males 2, boys 10 -15y 1, Males 16-25y 1, Men 26-44y 1, Males 45+1y,
Girls 10 under 2, Females 16-25y 2, Women 26-44y.1, Females 45+y 1,
Number of members under 16: five, householders over 26y 4. Total 12 people.

AUGUSTINE TITUS MORTGAGE DEFAULTS ON FARMS:
. 1807 Apr 28 - Whereas Augustine Titus & Waite, his wife & Richard Titus, all of the town of Clinton, did by a certain indenture dated 28 July 1803 to secures the payment of $750 with the interest thereof, mortgage unto George Peters Oakley of Town of Poughkepsie. All that certain tract of land situated in Town of Clinton, Duchess county, which in a certain indenture thereof made between Daniel S Dean & Ann his wife of the first part & the said Augustine Titus & Richard Titus of the second part, bearing date 25 May, 1803, is described as follows:

BEGINNING AT A WALNUT SAPLING MARKED STANDING at the 4 east corner of land formerly belong Daniel Ward, now in the possession of Zacheus Newcomb, thence other in side line 22 chairs & 7 links to a stake & stones between several saplings marked, these north 37 degrees east 23 chains & 63 links to a stake & stones, then forth 70 degrees 10 minutes east 5 chains & 44 links to a certain tree marked standing the west side of the said road, thence 59 degrees east 7 chains & 33 links to the lands belonging the said Augustine Titus, tense southerly & westerly in the line of said Titus' land, however it runs to the line between Nine-Partners & Beekman town, whence southerly in said line to the place of beginning containing 55 acres & 17 roods of land.
Also all certain indenture thereof made between the widow Sarah Ward of the one part & the said Augustine Titus of the other part bearing date 25 Nov 1784, is described as situated lying & being in Charlotte precinct as a aforesaid in a patent known & described by the name of the creator lowered Nine Partners Lot 9, in the 2nd for general division of said patent, butted & bound as following:
BEGININING AT A WALNUT that standing on the east side of the road that leads by Capt. Joseph Hick's to Oswego, thence north 86 degrees east 16 xx 14 links to a stake & sonnets 27 cans & 2 chains to a walnut tree marked standing near chain's line, thence south 2 degrees west 2 chains 89 links to at the above said road runs to the first mentioned bends or place or beginning containing 50 aces of land, said land is bordered on the north by the lands of the said Widow Sara Ward on the east ty land of the said Sarah Ward & the fourth by the lands formerly Col. Bateman's on Bateman's precinct & on the west by the above said road.
AND whereas desalt had been made in the payment of the above sum of money with the interest thereon according to the condition of the said indenture. Now I do hereby give public notice according to an act of the Legislature of New York State entitled, an act concerning mortgages passed 6 April, 1801, & pursuant to power continued inside mortgage that I will sell the above described premises with the appurtenances, at public venue at the Hotel of Garwood H Cunningham in Pougkeepsie on the 13 October, next, 7 o'clock the forenoon, & all execute a conveyance to the purchaser.
Dated April 2, 1807, George Peters Oakley, Emott & Oakley, Attory.
Ref: Pougkeepsie Journal newspaper.

. 1812 Feb 12. Letters of Administration, To Benjamin Titus, Town of Broome, Scholarie County, NY. Austin Titus died intestate; granted administration
- Benjamin Titus affirmed Augustine Titus was dead. He was old son. He had no Will. Signed, John Ebhard, Surrogate Court.

Died:
WILL Probated 7 Feb, 1812..

Augustine married Waite Giddley HALL in 1767 in Union Vale, Dutchess Co., New York. Waite was born est 1738 in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., New York; died on 15 May 1803 in New York State. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Verify exact location. Waite Giddley was Dutch.

Died: