Tiffin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tiffin, Montreal Quebec

charlietiffin1 — 2009-10-29 21:25:55Z

hello i im looking into my family tree and came across your post.
i know there was Joseth Tiffin died 13-12-1889, Charles Lester Tiffin,Dame Emily Louisa Tiffin, who lived in montreal at that time.He is a decendant of myself.

Re: Margaret Tiffin

FloydTiffin — 2009-10-15 21:45:08Z

Well, guess I had a senior moment.......
My info. has Margaret born Nov 1828. Based on 1900 Itawamba, MS. U.S. census. I see other people have her in 1828 or 1835. Hope I have right Margaret. There's a Margaret Hodges in the 1850 census also. seems to fit.

Re: Margaret Tiffin

patsytiffin32 — 2009-10-13 16:27:30Z

I've got the same, but birth date 1828...may be wrong...was looking at their children...born 1850's and 1860's though...not sure...

Don Tiffin

Re: Tiffin Family History

FloydTiffin — 2009-09-23 20:37:40Z

correction on the direct e-mail address.
floydtiffin@suddenlink.net
I misspelled suddenlink. Sorry.

Re: Tiffin Family History

FloydTiffin — 2009-09-23 20:34:50Z

Hello Cuz'n,

I looked it up and you & I are 2nd cousins, once removed..
Arlander and my granddad, Lester, were brothers..Almost kissing cousins. LOL.
I have some of your families history. Actually a lot. Let's compare notes. I am collecting pictures. Do you have any of Arlander? Donald? Brothers or sisters? would you share?
My direct e-mail address is: floydtiffin@sudenlink.net
Let's talk. Do you know Suella Baird or her brother Stacy?
Floyd

Re: Tiffin Family History

Hogcallinsweetie — 2009-09-21 14:04:42Z

Thank you for the spelling correction of Arlander!!

Charmin Tiffin

Re: Tiffin Family History

Hogcallinsweetie — 2009-09-21 14:00:35Z

Hello again. This is Charmin KAY Tiffin. My father Wesley Donald (DON) Tiffin died in Cold Bay AK, July 3, 1984. Naomi Lynnette Tiffin (married name, Dixon) died February 21, 1998 in Rockville MD. Wesley Donald Tiffin JR (Wesley) died September 29, 2008 in Fort Smith AR. Norweita is my mother My living brothers are Calaph Noel Tiffin of Fort Smith, AR and Billy Ray Tiffin SR of Fort Smith.

Re: Tiffin Family History

Hogcallinsweetie — 2009-09-21 13:51:09Z

Hello! This is Charmin Kay Tiffin, daughter of Wesley (DON) Tiffin

Re: Margaret Tiffin

winjoywin71 — 2009-09-14 14:06:55Z

yes this is my line,could you rmail me winjoywin7@sbcglobal.net

Re: Margaret Tiffin

winjoywin71 — 2009-09-14 14:05:23Z

yes this is my line,could you rmail me winjoywin7@sbcglobal.net

Margaret Tiffin born about 1897 in Jarrow UK

Graham_Alderton — 2009-08-19 07:01:06Z

I am seeking information about Margaret Tiffin who was born about 1897 in Jarrow, north east England. Her father was Joseph Henry Tiffin, a crane driver.

In 1923 Margaret married Joseph Alderton from Sacriston in County Durham. The marriage took place at Harton Parish church in South Shields. Margaret was 26 at that time and Joseph was 25.

Joseph was my grandfather's older brother.

Margaret and Joseph later had two children, Jean H Alderton born in 1924 and Joseph D Alderton born 1926. I believe that young Joseph's middle name may have been Derek. Young Joseph's birth was registered in Chester Le Street so it is highly likely that the family was living in the Durham area about that time.

In 1928 Joseph, Margaret and the two children emigrated to Australia where they settled in Perth. Joseph senior served in the Australian army during the second world war and his service records show Margaret listed as his next of kin during that period.

I'm not sure exactly when but Margaret and Joseph divorced. Joseph married again and in 1952 he had another son, Graham. Joe died in the Korean war shortly afterwards.

As far as Margaret and the two children are concerned I have been unable to find out what happened to them after the divorce. If the children are still alive they will both be in their early to mid eighties now.

Joseph's youngest son Graham knows very little about his father and I know that he would love to make contact with his half brother and sister if that is possible. My hope is that Margaret or her children may have kept in touch with her side of the family or hopefully someone out there may have some relevant information or knowledge.

I would be pleased to hear from anyone who thinks they can help.

Re: Tiffin Family History

patsytiffin32 — 2009-03-28 22:33:03Z

Hey Teresa that makes you my 4th. cousin twice removed.

Don

Re: Tiffin Family History

nanarosehunt1 — 2009-03-28 00:12:34Z

Arlander is the father to Loretta, Noel, and Glendoris. Glendoris married Woody Thurman Gray. They are the parents to Teddie Rose, Allen Scott,Mikey Joe, Mary Ann, Woody Thurman Jr. Gray. Teddie Rose married William Andrew Hopkins and they are they parents to me, Teresa Rose Hopkins, William Andrew Hopkins Jr., Woody Thurman Hopkins. I married Randle Silas Hunt. If you can send me your email address I will send you all the dates and places. This is great. I am looking forward to the reunion and meeting more family. My email address is nanarosehunt1@msn.com

Re: Tiffin Family History

Floyd_Tiffin — 2009-03-27 23:40:39Z

Teresa,

You lucky girl....You have now connected with the family historians. Don & I have been digging into the Tiffin Family history for a lot of years. We have another cousin that is working on publishing a book on the Tiffin Family in America.The more we dig, the more family we discover.
I don't think I have your info(parents, marriage, kids, etc)
Arlander is my granddad's brother. You have close cousins in CA.
The 2009 Tiffin Family Reunion will be in Plainview, TX due to poor health of several elder Tiffins that live around Plainview. Probably held in June. Hope you can come.

Floyd Tiffin, Jr (Sonny)
floydtiffin@suddenlink.net

Re: Tiffin Family History

nanarosehunt1 — 2009-03-27 12:00:54Z

My email address is nanarosehunt1@msn.com and I can not wait to hear from you. I will email you the two pitures I have if you would like.

Thank you,
Teresa

Re: Tiffin Family History

patsytiffin32 — 2009-03-27 11:55:26Z

Teresa,
Send me your direct e-mail address, if you would...I just e-mailed Sonny to make sure his email address is still good and should hear back from him, I hope today. He should have the reunion information. There should be several people out in west Texas who should have some pictures of some of the folks you are interested in. I can send you a few older ones, they may be so far back though.

The reunion should be on for this summer though. Hope you two get to come! If I have your line right, you should be a closer cousin to Sonny (Floyd) than I am and he is my 4th. cousin.

There are people from several branches of the family that come to the reunion. Those coming from the lines of the three brothers that came to Alabama from TN and Ohio in the 1820s all knew each other back before folks started to move west to Arkansas, Oklahoma and west Texas and other points both north and to the west of there like California.

The reunion is always fun, its a good bunch of people and several of us will bring family history information and a there should be a bunch of pictures of some of the older ones. So its interesting and fun to meet cousins and get together for fun and talk old family history.

Don

Re: Tiffin Family History

nanarosehunt1 — 2009-03-27 11:09:08Z

This is good news. I look forward to it. I will see if my mother feels up to the trip with me. She will be excited. Do I need to contact this Sonny? If so can you tell me how?

I am so happy to have contacted you. I appreciate your help.
Teresa

Re: Tiffin Family History

patsytiffin32 — 2009-03-27 03:29:12Z

Yes, I think the next one will be somewhere around
the Dallas area this time this summer...Sonny out in
west Texas will know.

Don

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

2006-11-10 16:41:11Z

There were two or maybe more sets of Tiffin's that ened up in Arkansas. One set is from Henry Tiffin II
line that went from Virginia to Ohio to Alabama to
Arkansas (Some to Oklahoma) to Texas and NM. The other set, seems not directly related, or I can't find how they were related: ended up around Little Rock: James Madison Tiffin's line. If you follow them back,
they came from Virginia. That line is on RootsWeb
World Connect. Can't connect that line to the Virginia-Ohio Tiffin line yet, but they may connect to Henry Tiffin II or other Tiffin connection. Some of the Tiffins in Ont. Canada came directly from England. Most of the Tiffin- Tiffen folks came from northwest England, Cumberland, but some came from other parts of England or may have come from other English parts of the world. Good luck!

Don Tiffin
The Colony, Texas

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

2006-11-08 15:30:26Z

I looked at the 1850 census for Washington Co, AR . The Rousch family is the next door neighbor.
Susan is listed with a family named Kifen/Kifur.
Or at least that's what it looks like to me.
Is a Susan Tiffin related to you?
Give me some of your ancestors and maybe I can help connect you to the other Tiffins.
Floyd

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

2006-11-07 21:21:13Z

I looked through my database of Tiffin relatives (3,000+
) and can find 'no' Susan born around the late 1700 in VA.
Would you have any info on her children or any other relatives?
We know the Tiffin family was in and around VA back in those days and there were a good number of them that married and later moved. Some South toward AL, FL & MS and some moved up North toward Canada.
My branch moved up to Ohio where my Edward Tifin was named 1st governor of Ohio. Family moved down through AL then on to OK & TX.
I'll be glad to help if I can.

Floyd

Re: John and Martha Tiffin "Tillen" 1881 Ontario Census

2006-10-20 01:13:49Z

Hi, Don't know if you realise that in Hampshire, Eng. the name Tillen for my line changed to Tilling, so may have happened elsewhere too.

Re: Leon and Fannie Tiffin

FloydTiffin — 2008-05-30 19:00:11Z

Billy,

Good to hear from distance cousins. We are 4th cousins, once removed. Not exactly kiss'n cousins but still kin..
We connect back to Henry J. Tiffin II & Mary Kincheloe. Their sons; Claiborn(1807), your bloodline and Edward(1802) my line is where we connect.

Just a short note..We have an annual Tiffin reunion each and every year in the summer sometime wherever the volunteer host choses.
This year we'll gather in Amarillo, Texas June 27th & 28th.
No admission fee, food provided. We pay the bills with procedes from the auction of donated crafts and keepsakes family members bring. We also accept donations.
We have a great time. We've had family members from almost every branch of the American tree at one time or another.
If you're up this way, drop by and visit. I think you'll enjoy the family. We also do a little work on the family history. Don & I have quite a bit of family history to share. You're welcome to contribute and copy.

Welcome cuz'n,

Floyd Tiffin, Jr (Sonny)

2008 Annual Tiffin Family Reunion

FloydTiffin — 2008-03-28 15:20:46Z

Attention all Cousins,

The annual Tiffin Family Reunion will be in Amarillo, TX. June 27th & 28th. The big day will be Saturday June 28th.
Lots of visiting, hugs, family info. exchanging, games & food. (Now try and beat that for a great weekend..)
If you'd like to meet the cousins and gather lots of family information, better show up. Bring old pictures to share.
We fund this with donated homemade crafts that we auction off. It's loads of fun.
See ya'll there.
Use my new e-mail address: floydtiffin@suddenlink.net
phone #806-359-8871 (Home)
806-674-3326 (Cell)

Floyd Tiffin(Sonny)

Re: Tiffins in Alabama

FloydTiffin — 2008-01-24 22:46:41Z

Mary Ann Tiffin b: 18 Apr Franklin Co, AL d: 25 Feb 1897 Desdemona, Eastland Co., TX

Her parents:
Edward Tiffin b: 06 Sep 1802 Washington Co., TN d: 06 May 1876 Red Bay, AL
Anne Graves b: 26 Jul 1810 AL d: 22 Aug 1889 Red Bay, AL

they had 11 children

Edwards parents:
Henry J Tiffin II b: 1764 England d: 1838 OH
Mary Kincheloe b:1763 VA d: 1830 OH

I have Emmerd Emma" Dale Arthur b: 13 Mar 1869 Hag Town, TX
d: 26 Mar 1895 Erath, TX
There's a family tree on the internet showing Emma Arthur.

Tiffin Family Reunion will be June 27th & 28th in Amarillo, Texas. Get me your mailing address & I'll get you an invitation.

You Cuz'n

Floyd

Re: Tiffins in Alabama

FloydTiffin — 2008-01-16 17:21:09Z

Hello Cuz'n Anne Marie,

I can't believe it's been almost 3 years since we visited.
I've been through several computer crashes and some sad family events But I would love to share what I have with you on the Tiffins & the Maloys.
You mentioned that you are the GGGranddaughter of Edward Tiffin & Ann Graves. What's your line of ancestors past Mary Ann?
Edward & Ann's son, Henry Clay(b:1830), is my GGranddad. SO my GGranddad and your GGrandmother were brother & sister. Small world.
Let me hear from you. I am hosting our annual Tiffin Reunion here in Amarillo, Texas in June 2008. You oughta come..We should have lots of extended branches of Tiffins attend.

Floyd

Re: Margaret Tiffin from Miss abt 1837

FloydTiffin — 2008-01-16 15:21:00Z

I have a Margaret Tiffin that married James Alexander Hodges. I have her born in AL and they had 11 children. I believe the family moved around a little from AL to MS. Tiffins were in both AL & Miss during this time. Tiffins still live in both states. Don't have anything about her being Indian.
Are you related?

Let me hear from you.

Floyd Tiffin, Jr

Re: Richard Tiffin - Mary Swan

FloydTiffin — 2007-11-14 15:22:07Z

Joe,
Just a note from Texas. I am descended from Henry Tiffin and Mary Parker from around Cumbria in England. they migrated to America around 1783. Moving from New York, Virginia across to Ohio then down through Alabama, spreading throughout Oklahoma, Texas, Mississippi, Florida, Arkansas and on to California.
I was wondering about our connection. How closely related are our kinfolks there in California?
Seems the Tiffins came to America in different groups and different times but we are all related back through England.
Do you have any info. on the Tiffins back in England?
I can't seem to gather any proof of Henry Tiffin's parents in England. Seems I've hit a brick wall. Can you help?

There will be a big Tiffin Family Reunion here in Amarillo, Texas next June 2008. Get me your snail mail address and I'll get you added to the master mailing list for invitations and newsletters.

Floyd Tiffin, Jr
Amarillo, TX

Re: Tiffins in Alabama

am_sewingspot — 2008-01-17 18:38:49Z

Hello Floyd,
So nice to hear from you. I know how those computer crashes are. It is really a pain when that happens. Here is my connection to Mary Ann. She married William Marion Maloy and they had William Egbert Maloy (my grandfather). He married Emma Dale Arthur and they had William Arthur Maloy (my dad). William was about 40 years senior to my mother, Carolyn McEnerny. Would you have any futher info on Ann's ancestry? Her parents? Also, I have Henry Tiffin m. Mary Parker, do you have any dates on them? I have also been searching for Emma Arthur. I haven't been able to trace her to her place of birth and family. Any suggestions?
I would love to come to the family reunion and will come if I can. Stay in touch Anne Marie

Re: Serena Tiffin Information

am_sewingspot — 2007-01-18 03:43:35Z

Dear Mary,

I am a descendant of Edward Tiffin and Ann Graves through their daugther, Mary Ann. Please contact me.

Regards, Anne Marie

Tiffins in Alabama

am_sewingspot — 2007-01-18 03:43:35Z

My great great grandfather is Edward Tiffin b. unknown; d unknown; m. Ann Graves. Daughter is Mary Ann Tiffin (my great grandmother,who was born in 1835 in Red Bay, Alabama; d. 1897 in Desdemona, TX. Mary Ann m. William Marian Maloy (born 1835) date unknown. Children were: William Egbert b. , Edward, Annie, Hughes, James, Richard b. 1869, Pumphery b. 1870, Ellis, Lou Depha.
Any help or suggestions is deeply appreciated.

Anne Marie

Re: Tiffins in Alabama

am_sewingspot — 2007-01-18 03:43:35Z

Dear Floyd,

I am so very tickled to have heard from you. I have been looking for my William Arthur Maloy for about 25 years. I was so very discouraged that I started on my mother's side and have only just begun my dad's side.
I do have a Luther Henry born to William Marian and Mary Ann Tiffin dated October 26, 1877, Hogtown, Hunt County, Texas, d; August 09, 1949, Waco, McLennan County, Texas,
m. Gertrude MacDavis, October 15, 1905, Kiowa, Oklahoma. I wish I were closer to Oklahoma but I am out in Oregon, Springfield to be exact.
I would be greatful for any Tiffin info that you would share with me. I do have some Maloy info if you are interested. So glad to hear from you!!!!

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

sharolyn — 2006-11-08 11:42:05Z

You might want to take a look at the census I referred to in my original posting. The surname might not be Tiffin. What I thought was a "T" might be an "F." It it does not look like Tifen to you, let me know.

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

sharolyn — 2006-11-11 13:33:31Z

Floyd, thank you for offering to help but I have since determined Tiffiin is not the name I am researching. It is Fithian and it only looked like Tiffin. I am not related to Tiffin.

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

sharolyn — 2006-11-05 03:00:17Z

I'm so sorry, I dont.

Re: Tiffin Family History

dtiffin11 — 2007-08-28 14:17:40Z

Hello Joe,

Joe our family came from around Workington and not sure
before that. There are Tiffins all over Cumberland. My 4th great grand parents, Henry Tiffin who married Mary Parker, lived around Workington and went to church at St. Michael's in Workington. There is a Tiffin Street still in Workington.
They and their children left the Workington area for America in the summer of 1783. They arrived in NY, settled in Charles Town, Virginia (West Virginia now). They went out to Ohio in 1797 and their son Edward Tiffin was the first gov. of the the new state of Ohio in 1803. My line comes from Edward's brother, Henry Tiffin II. in the late 1820's three Tiffin brothers, my ggg grandfather, Henry Tiffin II had moved to Washington County, TN. His son Clairborn and two other of his brothers left for Alabama,
where they knew some family members of Clairborn's wife Mary Kincheloe. My grandfather, James Monroe Tiffin, Clairborn's grandson, left Alabama sometime between 1880 and 1883 for northwest Arkansas and started farming in Fine Springs, Arkansas, just north of Alma, Arkansas near Van Buren and Ft. Smith. Another branch, with Clairborn's brother, Edward, went to Indian Terr. and then on to west Texas. Others stuck around Alabama and Mississippi and other areas of the south. During the depression in the 1930's my grandfather retired from his farm and moved to Dallas, Texas living with his daughter, Annie Ethel Arkans Tiffin Hevron. My parents also moved to the Dallas, Texas area. That's the whole history in short of my Tiffin line.
The story is that the Tiffins came to Cumbria, England from Scotland and before that they were in the Orkney Islands of Viking stock, before that maybe Norway. There may be some connection with Thorffin, one of the early Earl's of Orkney.

Regards,
Don Tiffin
Texas

Re: Tiffin Family History

Joe_Tiffin — 2007-08-26 18:26:05Z

What is your Tiffin connection? My ancestors came from the Cockermouth, Cumberland(Cumbria) area. Joe_Tiffin-at-telus.net(change -at- to @)

Re: Richard Tiffin - Mary Swan

Joe_Tiffin — 2007-11-14 23:45:08Z

Hi Floyd,
Here's back at you from up here in Vancouver B.C.. I have been aware of yourself and the Tiffin reunion for a while now but everyone I have been in contact with is unable to provide a connection between the Tiffins in Texas and the ones here in Canada. I'm sure you're right about us being related but the question remains how. Maybe someday someone will have a breakthrough. The Richard Tiffin in Clare's post is related to me as he is my GreatGrandfather's brother. I found his descendants in California through another post left here several years ago. I just found another third cousin from another line in California a couple of months ago. This is a great resource isn't it?
Anyways I will provide you with the URL for my website where you can find my email address if you want it. One of the people back east that I correspond with regularly may have given you the URL already but you wouldn't necessarily know to connect that with me. (http://www3.telus.net/jtiffingenealogy)
Just so you know my line of descent is Isaac(circa 1710-)>Joseph(1759-)>William(22 JUL 1808-27 FEB 1878)>Joseph William(15 JAN 1839-28 DEC 1920)>William(15 APR 1869-29 JUL 1935)>Andrew Lindsay(25 JUN 1905-29 MAR 1997)>Joseph William(me)

Mary Hawkins

DeWaynehSperry — 2007-03-14 03:08:06Z

Seeking information regarding Mary Hawkins b: abt 1793 Halstead, Essex, England. Married John Tiffin 25 Feb 1812 Halstead, Essex.

Re: Susan Tiffin, b. VA

helpingus — 2006-11-05 01:34:24Z

Hello,

Do you have any information if the family had come form Alabama before Arkansas?

Re: Tiffin

patsytiffin32 — 2008-06-01 01:37:47Z

This is kind of late, but....your great grand partents on the Tiffin side are: Fred Ellis Tiffin, b. 1888, d. about 1950 and Mary Ethel Kimbrough, b. 1898 and d. 1985 and
your great great grand parents on Tiffin are: William Asbury Tiffin, b. 1862, d. ? and Mary Havanna Hasseltine Hankins, b. after 1865, your ggg grand parents are William M. Tiffin, b. 1840 and d. 1862 and Sirenna Spearman, b. 1845, d. 1894 in Franklin County, Alabama and your ggg grands are Edward Tiffin, b. 1802, d. 1876 who came down from Ohio or TN to Alabama, and Anne Graves, b. 1812, d. 1889 (who's grand father fought in the Revolution: Capt. Edward Beeson, b. 1757, d. 1837) and your ggggg grands are Henry Tiffin II, b. 1764, d. 1838 (the last of the line of the Tiffins born around Workington, Cumberland, England before Henry and Mary Tiffin came to America) and Mary Kincheloe b. about 1770 and died after 1830, and your VI great grand parents are Henry Tiffin b. somewhere around 1740 in England, I think and died 1807 in Ohio and Mary Parker born sometime after Henry and died about 1819 in Ohio. His son Edward, b. 1766. d. 1829 was the first gov. of the state of Ohio.

Cherokee Connection to Tiffins from Alabama

patsytiffin32 — 2006-12-08 20:58:27Z

Does anybody know of a Cherokee connection within the Tiffin line from Alabama?

Re: Leon and Fannie Tiffin

patsytiffin32 — 2008-05-27 00:18:13Z

Hello Billy...You're on the same Tiffin line as me, and my 3rd cousin..My grandfather James Monroe Tiffin, born 1855 came from Scottsboro, Alabama, moved to northwest Arkansas.
My dad met James Andrew Tiffin in Edenboro, Tx once, they were 2nd cousins. I will try and see if I can find your phone number and give you a call. Don Tiffin, The Colony,TX

Re: Leon and Fannie Tiffin

patsytiffin32 — 2008-05-27 00:15:04Z

Hello Billy,
You and I are 3rd. cousins. My grandfather was born and lived in Scottsboro, Alabama before moving to Fine Springs Community, near Alma, Arkansas. Thanks for the information and I put that on our data base. I have talked to your son William David, Jr., think I talked to you maybe on the phone once a few years ago. Something interesting: I think I met James Andrew Tiffin once. Did he own a store there in Edinbrough, Texas? My dad, Roy A. Tiffin, was down in the valley on business and I was with him as a kid of 8 years old. Someone told him of a Tiffin who owned a store there and we drove over and met him. I think that is the same person. He was my dad's 2nd. cousin I think and they were able to establish who each other were and connections to Alabama. Also If you go back on the lines up to Clairborn Tiffin's children, his son David Benson Tiffin was born in 1850, five year older than my grand dad and died in Arkansas in 1929 and my grandfather and my parents all knew him in Arkansas. So you and me are on the same Tiffin line going back to Clairborn Tiffin and Henry Tiffin II.

Nice to get the information. I may try to look you up here in Texas and give you a call on the phone sometime.

Regards,
Donald (Don) A Tiffin
The Colony (north of Dallas), Texas

Re: Tiffin Family History

patsytiffin32 — 2009-03-27 03:27:04Z

Teresa,

I've got very few pictures from that line of, some from way back...but...Best bet
would be to e-mail Floyd and I think I
still have his right e-mail as:

floydtiffin@suddenlink.net ,

He goes by Sonny and if he doesn't have some pictures of
side of the family, he will know who will have
them, I think.

If you have trouble with e-mail, check back with me, I think that is the one he is using now.

Don

Re: Tiffin Family History

patsytiffin32 — 2009-03-26 21:17:53Z

Hi Teresa,

Your line of Tiffin is from Edward Tiffin, born in 1802 who was a brother to my Clairborn Tiffin, my great great grandfather. Three Tiffin brothers were the first to move to Alabama back in the 1820's and then their father moved down from Washington County, TN, he was Henry Tiffin II.

Our database is on Roots Web: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/
look for where to enter the database name, which is dtiffin
and you can get to our database. It has about 17000 people on and lots of Tiffins.

There is a Tiffin reunion once a year you may know.

Anyway, I've got quite a bit of information on your live of Tiffin and would be glad to help any I can.

Nice to meet you!

Don Tififn
in The Colony, Texas (near Dallas)

Re: Leon and Fannie Tiffin

williamtiffin — 2008-05-25 20:32:46Z

I am "Billy" Tiffin (William D. Tiffin). My parents, Jefferson Leon Tiffin and Fannie Coulson Tiffin are deceased. They also had a daughter, Mary Ruth Tiffin McClendon, who is also deceased. We did indeed live on Clemons Rd in Scottsboro, Ala.

My father had two sisters and one brother: Andrew Tiffin is deceased but lived in Edinburgh, TX; his sisters, Maggie Tiffin Cunningham and Martelia (sp) Tiffin Green are deceased, also.

I have two children: William David, Jr. (David) who posts on this site occasionally and Mary Beth Tiffin. David has two children, Kellie and Dawn Tiffin.

I now live in College Station, TX.

Re: Tiffin Family History

nanarosehunt1 — 2009-03-26 21:07:16Z

My Great-grandfather was Arlander Tiffin son of Henry Buel Tiffin, son of Henry Clay Tiffin. I could go on but I think you probably have it now. I would love to compare notes with you about my family. You seem to know a lot and have researched this extensively. Please contact me back. Thank you.

Re: Tiffin Family History

nanarosehunt1 — 2009-03-26 22:27:59Z

Do you have any photos or documentations that I can get copies of? I have found a few but my Grandmother was not into the family thing and did not make keeping things a priority. I have found census', but I am not having much luck on photos. A very nice lady found me and sent me a photo of Alander, Ella, Lorretta and Noel Tiffin. They are my great-grandparents and aunt and uncle. My brother found another piture of Lorretta but that is all we have. I am so excited to find someone on the Tiffin side.

Re: Tiffin Family History

nanarosehunt1 — 2009-03-26 22:12:20Z

I went to a reunion when I was very young. I believe it was in Altas Oklahoma. I would love to know when and where. My mother has been asking me to find out if they are still having them.