Titus Billings 1793–1866 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Titus Billings, 1793–1866 (aged 72 years)

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Titus Billings

Name: Titus /Billings/
Surname: Billings
Given names: Titus

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Family with Diantha Morley
himself	Links Birth: 24 March 1793 — Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA Occupation: Stone Mason, Carpenter, Musician LDS baptism: 15 November 1830 — Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, USA LDS endowment: 11 December 1845 Death: 6 February 1866 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Burial: February 1866 — Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS child sealing: 30 June 1932 Unique identifier: 2CE1933DD90B0345B5D71A70A499EE004ACE Unique identifier: 40A1985DE210AD458DB79704214F738E0ADB Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Diantha Morley Alfred Nelson Billings George Pierce Billings Family with spouse Mary Ann Tuttle Titus Billings 1793–1866 Birth: 24 March 1793 — Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA Death: 6 February 1866 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
partner	Links Unique identifier: 2CE1933DD90B0345B5D71A70A499EE004ACE Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Titus Billings Alfred Nelson Billings George Pierce Billings Diantha Morley …–…
son	Links Birth: 23 August 1825 32 — Kirtland, Geauga County, Ohio, USA Marriage: 9 December 1851 — Manti, Sanpete, Ut Death: 12 March 1883 Burial: 15 March 1883 — Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Utah, Utah, USA Unique identifier: 4343B76CB6139647849A8F59A2ED59CB0888 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Deborah Patten Alfred Nelson Billings Diantha Billings George Pierce Billings William Wallace Billings Hannah Patten Billings Warren Frank Billings Semira Louisa (Mida) Billings John Dwight Billings Florence Delores Billings Evlyn Billings Alfred Nelson Billings 1825–1883 Birth: 23 August 1825 32 — Kirtland, Geauga County, Ohio, USA Death: 12 March 1883
23 months son	Links Birth: 25 July 1827 34 — Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, USA Occupation: Teamster LDS endowment: 21 January 1846 Unique identifier: BA1A19B7B78CC5449EED171AF686928E4810 Marriage: 4 November 1851 Marriage: 6 May 1856 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City, Ut., USA Death: 22 December 1896 — Manti, Sanpete, Ut Burial: December 1896 — Manti City Cemetery, Manti, Sanpete, Utah, USA LDS baptism: 5 September 1967 LDS child sealing: 11 September 1992 Unique identifier: 172E4134ACC4774BBD94039997416F87A7A0 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jerusha Shoemaker Marion Billings Nancy Billings Clara Isabella Billings Luella Billings Ezra Golden Billings Family with spouse Edith Patten George Pierce Billings 1827–1896 Birth: 25 July 1827 34 — Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, USA Death: 22 December 1896 — Manti, Sanpete, Ut

Family with Mary Ann Tuttle
himself	Links Birth: 24 March 1793 — Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA Occupation: Stone Mason, Carpenter, Musician LDS baptism: 15 November 1830 — Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, USA LDS endowment: 11 December 1845 Death: 6 February 1866 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Burial: February 1866 — Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS child sealing: 30 June 1932 Unique identifier: 2CE1933DD90B0345B5D71A70A499EE004ACE Unique identifier: 40A1985DE210AD458DB79704214F738E0ADB Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Diantha Morley Alfred Nelson Billings George Pierce Billings Family with spouse Mary Ann Tuttle Titus Billings 1793–1866 Birth: 24 March 1793 — Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA Death: 6 February 1866 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
partner	Links Unique identifier: 40A1985DE210AD458DB79704214F738E0ADB Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Titus Billings Mary Ann Tuttle …–…

Events of close relatives
Birth	24 March 1793 Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA
Occupation	Stone Mason, Carpenter, Musician
Birth of a son	Alfred Nelson Billings 23 August 1825 Kirtland, Geauga County, Ohio, USA
Birth of a son	George Pierce Billings 25 July 1827 Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, USA
LDS baptism	15 November 1830 (aged 37 years) Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, USA
LDS endowment	11 December 1845 (aged 52 years) Temple: NAUVOO
Marriage of a son	George Pierce Billings — Edith Patten — View this family 4 November 1851
Marriage of a son	Alfred Nelson Billings — Deborah Patten — View this family 9 December 1851 Manti, Sanpete, Ut
Marriage of a son	George Pierce Billings — Jerusha Shoemaker — View this family 6 May 1856 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City, Ut., USA
Death	6 February 1866 (aged 72 years) Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
Burial	February 1866 (0 after death) Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
LDS child sealing	30 June 1932 (66 years after death)
Unique identifier	C27110053A739348B4657674DBA595A99168
Last change	13 May 2015 – 06:11:56 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Ordained deacon Oct 1831, Kirtland Geauga,Ohio Ordained elder by Thomas B. Marsh 10 mar 1832 Member of Nauvoo Leion 4 Militray Service Feb 1841 Nauvoo, Hanco ck,Il Census 1850: City of Manti, sanpete co, Territory of Utah, Famil y 35-35 page 229 Titus Billings, age 57 born in Mass. Places of Residence: Morley, Diantah(female) Mentor,Geauga,Oh,. USA Places of Residence: Billings,Titus (Male) 1831Kirtland,Geauga,Oh, USA 1832-33; Independence, Jackson,Mo., USA 1833 Clay, Mo, USA 1839 Lima, Adams, Il., USA 1845: Nauvoo, Hancock, Il., USA 1848; Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA 1849; Sanpete,Sanpete Ut, USA 1863; Provo, Utah, Utah, USA Titus was a counselor to the Bishop at Far West Titus was a counselor to Bishop partridge in 1837 (Far West Reco rd by Don Cannon page 249) He was an officer in the Nauvoo Legion Heparticipated in the Battle of Crooked River in 1838 (Revelati ons of Joseph Smith. Cook, Lyndon 1981 page 102) Titus was appointed president over the campat Running Water (Na uvoo: Early Mormon...Series 1839-46. Platt,Lyman 1980 Lydon W. Cook, The Revelations of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 1 02 Sond of Ebenezer Billings and Esther Joyuce. Born 25 March 179 3 in Greenfield, FranklinCounty, Ma. Married Diantha Morley in Ge auga Co, Ohio 16 February 1817. Ninechildren: Samuel Dwight, T homas, Ebenezer, Emily, Martha, Alfred Nelson, George Pierce, Eu nice and titus Jr. Baptized in Kirtland Ohiol by Lamanite missio naries about 15 Nov 1830. Ordained deacon by Octob 1831. Ordai ned elder 10 March 1832 by Thomas B. Marsh. Appointed by revela tion August 1831 to moveto Missouri in spring of 1832. Left fo r Independence, Mo early 1832 arriving before 26 May. Expelle d from Jackson Co. Mo 1833. Settled in Clay Co. Mo,1833. Ordain ed high priest and counselor in bishopric in Mo. 1 Aug 1837. Pa rticipated in the Battle of Crooked River October 1838. Locate d in Lima, Adams County, Il after Mormon expulsion from Mo 1839. M ember of Nauvoo Legion 4 Feb 1841. Moved to Nauvoo 1845. Recei ved endowment 13 December 1845. Sealedin Nauvoo Temple to Dian tha Morley 30 jan 1846. Moved to Salt Lake Valley 1848. Appoin ted to settle Sanpete Valley in fall of 1849. One of first sett lers of Manti, Utah. Married Mary AnnTuttle 20 January 1854. F our children:Emily, Titus, Theressa, and Alonzo. Located in Pr ovo, Utah about 1863. Died in Provo, Utah County, Ut. 6 Febr 1866. Billings, Titus LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, Andrew Jenson, Vol. 1 p 242 Billings, Titus, second counselor to Bishop Edward Partridge fro m 1837 - 1840, was born March 25, 1793, at Greenfield,Frankli n co Ma. He was the second person baptized in Kirtland Ohio i n November 1830 and in the spring of 1832 he left Kirtland, an d moved to Jackson county, Mo., where he passed through the terr ible persecutions of 1833. On the night "the stars fell" (Nov 1 3, 1833, he was engaged in helping the Saintsto move, and the f ollowing dDay he moved his family across the Missouri riverto C lay county. He was ordained a High Priest and counselor to Bish op Edward Partridge Aug 1, 1837, under the hands of Edward Partr idge and Isaac Morley. He participated in the Crooked River bat tle and afterwards laid down hisarms in Far West after taking a n active part in its defense. In company with other brethren, w hose lives were sought by the mobbers, he lefft Far West in th e night to escape mob violence. In traveling Northward throug h the wilderness, he was three Days without food but finally rea ched Quincy, Il. Subsequently he located at Lima, Adams Co. Il, . and at the time of the "house burnings" in 1845 removed to Nau voo. In common withe the Saints generally he was forced into ex ile, and after passing through untold sufferings on the journey , he reached Great Salt Lake valley in 1848, crossing the plain s as captain of the first fifty in Heber C. Kimball's compa

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Ordained deacon Oct 1831, Kirtland Geauga,Ohio
Ordained elder by Thomas B. Marsh 10 mar 1832
Member of Nauvoo Leion 4 Militray Service Feb 1841 Nauvoo, Hanco
ck,Il
Census 1850: City of Manti, sanpete co, Territory of Utah, Famil
y 35-35 page 229 Titus Billings, age 57 born in Mass.
Places of Residence: Morley, Diantah(female) Mentor,Geauga,Oh,.
USA
Places of Residence: Billings,Titus (Male)
1831Kirtland,Geauga,Oh, USA
1832-33; Independence, Jackson,Mo., USA
1833 Clay, Mo, USA
1839 Lima, Adams, Il., USA
1845: Nauvoo, Hancock, Il., USA
1848; Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA
1849; Sanpete,Sanpete Ut, USA
1863; Provo, Utah, Utah, USA
Titus was a counselor to the Bishop at Far West
Titus was a counselor to Bishop partridge in 1837 (Far West Reco
rd by Don Cannon page 249)
He was an officer in the Nauvoo Legion
Heparticipated in the Battle of Crooked River in 1838 (Revelati
ons of Joseph Smith. Cook, Lyndon 1981 page 102)
Titus was appointed president over the campat Running Water (Na
uvoo: Early Mormon...Series 1839-46. Platt,Lyman 1980
Lydon W. Cook, The Revelations of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 1
02
Sond of Ebenezer Billings and Esther Joyuce. Born 25 March 179
3 in Greenfield, FranklinCounty, Ma. Married Diantha Morley in Ge
auga Co, Ohio 16 February 1817. Ninechildren: Samuel Dwight, T
homas, Ebenezer, Emily, Martha, Alfred Nelson, George Pierce, Eu
nice and titus Jr. Baptized in Kirtland Ohiol by Lamanite missio
naries about 15 Nov 1830. Ordained deacon by Octob 1831. Ordai
ned elder 10 March 1832 by Thomas B. Marsh. Appointed by revela
tion August 1831 to moveto Missouri in spring of 1832. Left fo
r Independence, Mo early 1832 arriving before 26 May. Expelle
d from Jackson Co. Mo 1833. Settled in Clay Co. Mo,1833. Ordain
ed high priest and counselor in bishopric in Mo. 1 Aug 1837. Pa
rticipated in the Battle of Crooked River October 1838. Locate
d in Lima, Adams County, Il after Mormon expulsion from Mo 1839. M
ember of Nauvoo Legion 4 Feb 1841. Moved to Nauvoo 1845. Recei
ved endowment 13 December 1845. Sealedin Nauvoo Temple to Dian
tha Morley 30 jan 1846. Moved to Salt Lake Valley 1848. Appoin
ted to settle Sanpete Valley in fall of 1849. One of first sett
lers of Manti, Utah. Married Mary AnnTuttle 20 January 1854. F
our children:Emily, Titus, Theressa, and Alonzo. Located in Pr
ovo, Utah about 1863. Died in Provo, Utah County, Ut. 6 Febr 1866.
Billings, Titus
LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, Andrew Jenson, Vol. 1 p 242
Billings, Titus, second counselor to Bishop Edward Partridge fro
m 1837 - 1840, was born March 25, 1793, at Greenfield,Frankli
n co Ma. He was the second person baptized in Kirtland Ohio i
n November 1830 and in the spring of 1832 he left Kirtland, an
d moved to Jackson county, Mo., where he passed through the terr
ible persecutions of 1833. On the night "the stars fell" (Nov 1
3, 1833, he was engaged in helping the Saintsto move, and the f
ollowing dDay he moved his family across the Missouri riverto C
lay county. He was ordained a High Priest and counselor to Bish
op Edward Partridge Aug 1, 1837, under the hands of Edward Partr
idge and Isaac Morley. He participated in the Crooked River bat
tle and afterwards laid down hisarms in Far West after taking a
n active part in its defense. In company with other brethren, w
hose lives were sought by the mobbers, he lefft Far West in th
e night to escape mob violence. In traveling Northward throug
h the wilderness, he was three Days without food but finally rea
ched Quincy, Il. Subsequently he located at Lima, Adams Co. Il,
. and at the time of the "house burnings" in 1845 removed to Nau
voo. In common withe the Saints generally he was forced into ex
ile, and after passing through untold sufferings on the journey
, he reached Great Salt Lake valley in 1848, crossing the plain
s as captain of the first fifty in Heber C. Kimball's compa