Here is a wonderful source of information which includes some Bradford County residents during a period when Bradford Co. was part of Luzerne County. The URL is below. It is part of the Luzerne County GenWeb site. The 1790 census of Luzerne County contains Wyalusing, Wysox, etc., Twps. of what is now Bradford County. Henry Tuttle was my 5th gg father. He was born in Wysox Twp, abt 1764, married 1792, Mary STROPE (dau of Sebastian Strope and Lydia VanVALKENBURG, first settlers in Wysox Twp). Henry deserted his family in 1809, divorced in 1816. Henry's father, also Henry Tuttle (1733-1820), came to Bradford County with or shortly after Sebastian Strope and settled in Wysox Twp at the mouth of Wysox Creek. He died 1820 in Forty Fort, Luzerne County. His will is in the Luzerne County Recorder's office; it states that he was of Kingston (Luzerne Co), PA, 1820; Book A, page 229. The following newspaper clipping certainly does not portray the younger Henry in the best of circumstances. It seems he was a true rogue! However, what a wonderful physical description. Wysocking in now called Wysox Twp. Wilkes-Barre/Luzerne County Newspaper Clippings, 1797 - 1807 <http://wyomingPA.freeservers.com> Much info on Bradford County residents can be extracted here. WILKES BARRE GAZETTE & LUZERNE ADVERTISER TUESDAY PUBLICATION PUBLISHED BY - JOSIAH WRIGHT WILKES BARRE, LUZERNE CO., PA 27 Nov. 1798 $20. Reward - Runaway from the Constable and his bail on 16th inst., Henry TUTTLE, who was bound in his recognizance for November Term, to answer a complaint brought against him for larceny. He is about 34 or 35 years of age about 5' 8" high, round shouldered, thin, a long nose, stands a little to one side, lightish hair, wears it tyed, has lost the first joint of his fore finger, large fore teeth, is a blacksmith by trade. Who ever takes up said TUTTLE and secures him in the common jail of this county, to that the subscriber can get him, shall be entitled to the above reward. Samuel SOVERHILL, Constable, Wysocking Dick McCracken Towanda, PA -- Plan Your Work... Work Your Plan...