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| Name: | Thomas William TITTERTON |
| Sex: | Male |
| Father: | William TITTERTON (1804-1870) |
| Mother: | Elizabeth PARKIN (1815-1894) |
| Birth | 1 Jun 1845 | |
| Death | 18 Oct 1881 (age 36) | Port Elizabeth, Cape Province, South Africa |
Went to New Zealand 7 April 1864. When did he come back?
He is said to have been killed on the PE race course. Was a steward of the race course. Whil e riding up to the start at a race meeting a woman suddenly opened an umbrella and his hors e bolted and threw him. He fell and broke his neck. His family are said to have refused to e ver go to a race meeting again.
Margaret Harradine's book says "His son Thomas William continued to farm there (Kragga Kamma ) most successfully but was killed in October 1881 at the age of 36 when after starting a rac e at Fairview, a horse canoned into him. " Is this the same accident?