Bio of Titterington, Jr., James A. (b.1883) Wabasha Co., MN
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Titterington, Jr., James A. (page 444), who is engaged in mixed farming
and stock breeding in Elgin Township, of which he is a well known and
popular citizen, was born in this township, April 18, 1883, son of James
and Mary (Bunyon) Titterington. His education was acquired in the Elgin
village school, and for several years thereafter he was employed at manual
labor in that vicinity. One year was spent in the employ of the telephone
company, and he subsequently worked for his father, receiving one half the
crop for his pay. When his father died he cam e into possession of 80
acres of the estate in section 35, which he is now operating, together
with 80 more which he rents from his brother Ralph. He keep s high grade
stock, with a full-blooded sire at the head of his cattle hers, and also
breed Duroc swine, with good financial results. Mr. Titterington was
married, January 4, 1911, to Cora B. Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Winfield Tyler, and he and his wife have three children: Mary B., born
October 13, 1911; Irene A., November 14, 1914; and Arthur P. September 13,
1916. The family are affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal church.