I am looking for the family of John Tuttle born in Covington County in the 1790s and died in 1838, married Emily Bradwell in 1819. They lived near columbus, Miss where John grew cotton. Their children were: Emily b. 1823, William b. 1825, John Calvin b. 1820 m. Elenora S. Ogden moved to TX, Rebecca b. 1830 mr. Dr. Joel Gresham of Memphis, AL, Pickney b. 1825. In letters, we find Jesse and Col. Mims divided the responsibility for the Tuttle children after the parents died. Jesse took care of William and John, and Col. Mims took care of Rebecca and Pinckney. In 1867, William is helping Uncle Jesse on his farm and plans to go to College in Tuscaloosa. Willliam wanted to go to UNC at Chapel Hill to be closer to his sister, Emily. Emily married Daniel Jordan and eventually came to SC. Uncle Mims eventually purchased land in Louisianna. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. dcantey in Camden, SC ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

FYI: There are quite a few Tuttles in the page ...Miami Valley (OH) Genealogy. Happy Hunting. Sybil http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/mvgi/mvgi-idx.htm#start

Hi. I saw Tom's posting on Henry Tuttle listed in New Madrid Co., MO in 1850. I also have Tuttle relatives from MO around the 1850's. I have William James Tuttle, Born 1854, MO. His father (unknown) was born in KY. James married Mary and had 6 kids in Licking, Texas Co., Mo where they were farrmers. Ring any bells out there??? Thanks Stephanie

Sylvanus TUTTLE was in Clark / Champaign Cos. in OH early 1800's. KaSColl@aol.com

In a message dated 10/12/1999 11:28:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time, TUTTLE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << I don't know where in Ohio to start looking for birth records of Henry Clay. Does anyone on the list have Ohio Tuttles, and if so in what counties, especially if they were residing in Ohio around 1818. >> My Ohio Tuttles are in Amherst, Lorain Co, and Toledo, Lucas Co., OHIO. Sarah

I have been trying to find the parents of my 5th great-grandfather, Henry Clay Tuttle, b. July 7, 1818 in Ohio. In one census he says his father was b. in CT, in another he says NJ. According to the data in Alva Tuttle's book, Henry's first family was listed in the U.S. Census of 1850 in New Madrid County, Missouri, as "Henry age 35 of Iowa, Elizabeth age 28 of Iowa, Edward age 10 of Iowa, Quincy age 5 of Missouri, Henry 4 mos. of Missouri". The U.S. Census of 1860 has them listed in Knox County, Indiana, as Henry 39 of Ohio, Edwin 16 of Iowa, John 13 of Missouri, Henry 10 of Missouri, Jacob 3 of Indiana. The U.S. Census of 1870 lists them in Taney County, Missouri, as Henry 52 of Ohio, Margaret 30 of Indiana, Jacob 13 of Indiana, and John W. I don't know where in Ohio to start looking for birth records of Henry Clay. Does anyone on the list have Ohio Tuttles, and if so in what counties, especially if they were residing in Ohio around 1818. Thanks in avance for any help, Tom Stevenson Stevenson genealogy page at: http://www.StevensonFamily.com Drury genealgy page at: http://www.DruryFamily.com Gideon Genealogy page at: http://members.tripod.com/~MrCIO/index-gideon.html Researching AUBUCHON*CARON*DRURY*GIDEON*GIDLEY* HAYDEN*HEMPHILL*LOGAN*LYONS*McCAULEY*McKINNEY* POLLOCK*REID*SANDS*STEVENSON*TELFORD*TUTTLE*WOODS

Someone was looking for Enos Tuttle a while back. Hope yo can use this. sybmont@msn.com Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 4 TUTTLE Enos Fam farm, nr Memphis, Clark Co IN 72

My tie with William and Elizabeth ______Tuttle: 1st child, John Tuttle b in Eng 1631 m. Kattareen (var.) LANE Their 1st child, Hannah Tuttle b Nov 2, 1655; m Nov 7, 1672 Samuel CLARK. Their 1st child, Samuel CLARK b Aug 7, 1673; m Nov 15, 1698 Mary BROWN. This is my direct line. This Line of Clark descends from James CLARK of New Haven, 1638 (1637 from England, probably London), one of the founders of the New Haven Colony. I have just learned via Norm Park of Dora SMITH, and Lou TUTTLE of their interest in finding Elizabeth Tuttle's true surname, if possible. After my direct ancestry moved westward from CT.to upper state NY,then to IN, OHIO, etc. my Grt Grt GF Jason Squire Clark and his family moved from INDIANA 1847 by ox team over the Oregon Trail to Brownsville, ORE., & other Oregon settlements, but in 1865, they removed from ORE to WA TERR (WA became state in 1889)to a place known as White River Valley, now known as KENT, WA just south of Seattle. I was born 1924 in Snohomish, WA (30 mi NE of Seattle) but my father was born at Kent, WA. John GIBSON 1634 Newtowne, now Cambridge, MA; Rev. John LOTHROPP 1631; my wife's John CARMAN 1631 MA/NY, are some of the other Lines we hold. Carroll Clark (male), Snohomish, WA. 30 mi NE of Seattle. * * * 30 * * * ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

In a message dated 10/6/1999 4:36:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time, stburch@frontiernet.net writes: << Could you share more of your TUTTLE family, or have you posted previously? >> Yes, I have posted in the past. I only go back to 1823 on the Tuttle name: ENOCH R.1 THORNTON was born July 04, 1834, and died September 09, 1906. He married HENRIETTA TUTTLE January 11, 1875, daughter of Henry W. Tuttle and Mary A. Godfield. Henry W. TUTTLE b: February 14, 1823 d: August 23, 1891 . +Mary A. GODFIELD b: June 15, 1823 d: March 07, 1904 m: January 01, 1844 Henrietta had siblings: Elsie Jane TUTTLE b: November 04, 1844 d: March 29, 1890 Artimisha TUTTLE b: July 29, 1846 d: December 06, 1892 John TUTTLE b: October 12, 1848 d: September 05, 1850 Joanna TUTTLE b: May 13, 1853 d: October 20, 1917 ............ +Ada A. PRUNER m: March 01, 1873 Charles H. TUTTLE b: June 04, 1855 Sarah M. TUTTLE b: September 02, 1857 d: September 17, 1935 ............ +James LEWIS m: August 11, 1875 Eliza H. TUTTLE b: April 15, 1860 d: February 24, 1931 ............ +[William Or John] BROWN m: November 15, 1887 James Miles TUTTLE b: May 10, 1862 d: March 09, 1928 Canandaigua, NY Alice A. TUTTLE b: April 09, 1866 d: May 25, 1932 ............ +[John Or William] BROWN m: March 04, 1885 There is a family unit on the census index of Canandaigua, 1860, Ontario County, New York record. The following names are included: Artemisia Charles H. Eliza Elsie Jane Henrietta Henry N. Joanna Mary A. Sarah M. I have not checked out this page 1035 to verify a match with the above family unit. Also on the same census: Artemisia page 1039 Edward page 934 While on the subject of census records, I'll throw this in: Edmund Tuttle page 001 Lucinda page 001 Isaac page 012 These names are on the page given on the census index for Farmington, Ontario County, NY in the year 1855. I have not checked out the census page to provide anything more on these names either.

Sorry about those that do not contain actual death dates but these are cut outs and list no newspaper names or their published date. GORHAM DEATHS The death of J. Miles Tuttle was at his home in Sand Street, Canandaigua Friday, March 9 after a short illness, age 66. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Victor Inslee of Canandaigua and Miss Lena Tuttle of Batavia; and three sons, Claude, Earl and Erwin Tuttle of Canandaigua; three sisters, Mrs. James Lewis and Mrs. William Brown of Gorham and Mrs. John Brown of Fairport and two nephews, George Pruner of Canandaigua, Henry Thornton of Penn Yan, four nieces, Mrs. P. W. Harvey of Hawkinsville, Georgia, Mrs. J. W. Lathrop of Geneva, Mrs. M. Bailey of Fairport and Mrs. Joseph Hutchins of Gorham; also two grandchildren. The funeral was held on Monday, March 12 at 2 o'clock from the Kennedy undertaking rooms in Bristol Street, the Rev. Dascomb Forbush of the Congregational church officiating. Burial was in West Avenue cemetery. Anyone claim to be descendants from any of these names, please contact me. I know that the two Tuttle sisters happened to marry Brown brothers but do not know which sister went to which husband. Can anyone tell me the name of this West Avenue cemetery and directions to it from Rochester? Mrs. Henrietta Thornton. Mrs. Henrietta Thornton [maiden name was Tuttle, she married Enoch Thornton in 1875], an attendant at the Hatmaker Hospital for the past three years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Peter Harvey [Jennie], in Bath, and the remains were brought to Penn Yan for burial Thursday. She was 68 years old [my moms believes she was 63 years old] and leaves, besides her daughter, one son, Henry, of Penn Yan. Mrs. Thornton was a member of the House Bible Class, which attended the funeral in a body. Anyone know of the HATMAKER HOSPITAL and how to contact them? Anyone know what the HOUSE BIBLE CLASS was and how to contact them? HARVEY- Peter W., of 184 Laburnum Cres., on Monday, March 22, 1948. Survivors are his wife, Jennie May Thornton-Harvey; one daughter, Mrs. Cecil C. Moorehouse [Henrietta Elberta Harvey 1908 Bath, NY - 1988 Largo, FL]; two nieces and five grandchildren. I know who the grandchildren were but no clue to the nieces! I have a postcard picture that Jennie sent to her husband, Peter in 1906. It is addressed to him at "Soldiers and Sailors Home, Bath, NY." Can anyone tell me about this place? HARVEY- Mrs. Jennie, widow of the late Peter Harvey, on Friday, Sept. 14, 1956. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Cecil C. Moorehouse; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Mrs. Shad O. Gray P.O. Box 53 East Rochester, NY 14445 USA

Comments on Dora Smith�s (c1001@freenet.buffalo.edu) various Tuttle Pages: These comments are addressed to the subject of a maiden name for Elizabeth Tuttle, the wife of the immigrant William Tuttle (1607-1673) A group of us spent over a year and a modest amount of money trying to verify the maiden name of Elizabeth about ten years ago. 1. We agree with Dora that the Elizabeth Matthew (and it�s various spellings) refers to another family that remained in England and never came to America. The IGI and The LDS Ancestral File both contain this as a maiden name, but we believe it completely wrong. It keeps turning up in other sources and probably is copied from the IGI. 2. The name Southcutt also turns up in the Ancestral File and in the IGI, but there is no proof existing that we could find that it is correct. 3. We paid researchers in England to check parish records, but no useful information was ever provided after some 20 hours of research. If anyone has any proof of a Maiden name for Elizabeth please let me know - she is a direct ancestor and it would complete my family tree of Tuttle Families loututtle@aol.com

In reply to BHurst1948 query on George B Tuttle: The only reference I find on your George B Tuttle in in Alva M Tuttle' TUTTLE/TUTHILL LINES IN AMERICA ( pg 212) which says b Ohio, Confirms wife name as Wealthy, and lists children Frank, Marian and William all b Ohio. Says all data is from USC 1860 for Chardon. Ohio.

Seeking info on George B. Tuttle b. 1824 probably nr Portland/Chautaqua NY. He married in Ohio 1855 to Wealthy A. Rockafellow. Had the following children: Frank, Miriam (Mattie) William O. and Charles. abt 1862-63 William disappears. The family travelled often to Wayne Co., MIch. Thank you. Barb

Ms Smith, in reply to your e-mail below, I have been studying the Tuttles for some time now, as they are related to me through Katherine Tuttle, who married George Mix, leading to Mix Todd, the loyalist. (Descendant of Christopher Todd of New Haven). From the book "Tuttle Lines" etc., it was apparent that there were two overlapping lines of Tuttles, with similar names and birth dates close together. So far I have managed to trace the "Elizabeth" you mention below (my colateral line) to "Elizabeth Southcot (or Southcut{t}, as spelled in various sources). This can be seen by searching on the LDS site, where they mention marriage to the Tuttle line. I expect that what has happened is that various researchers have confused the two and somehow mixed the two lines, but I do not have any direct proof of same, just a hunch based on examining various records from the secondary (at best) and most likely even terciary sources that have been copied repeatedly until they become fact owing to the preponderance of parallel data bases. I would be interested in anyone following up on these leads, and await your thoughts /researches on the matter. Regards, Robert ---------- > From: Dora Smith <cl001@freenet.buffalo.edu> > To: TUTTLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: (more) revisions of my Tuttle page > Date: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 8:02 PM > > I haven't read my mail in the past two days - been too busy. I had to go > downtown today, so I stopped in at the library and looked at my Tuttle > sources. I found much to update on my page, including I fixed several > variously serious and funny errors. I have among other things important > new information on who Hannah the daughter of emigrant Richard Tuttle and > Anne the daughter of William married, and all known information on the > place of emigrant John Tuttle (the guy who came to Boston, settled in > Ipswich and then died in Ireland) in the family, which is controversial > and I find insufficient information to decide. I also put on my page a > complete list of all my sources, including Jacobus' article, and the TAG > articles, with a short description of what is in each article if the title > isn't sufficiently descriptive. I also added Tuttle links earlier today. > It isn't complete, missing mostly a number of aol and FTM sites taht I > couldn't get my server to open yesterday. The sites I found are good. > But it does contain all the pages I consulted for information. > > I also found over the past couple of days a number of questions, marked in > bold print on my page, that I am wondering what light anyone can shed > on. Probably the most important - where does the idea that the name of > Elizabeth the wife of William was Mathews come from? Alot of people sure > share it, but it looks to me as if it likely comes from confusion with > that family in Devonshire, since an early 16th century William Tuttle who > was a sheriff and lord mayor there, married Elizabeth Mathews, who was of > Welsh ancestry. I also found quite a number of theories about who > William's ancestors married on these pages. None of them came from > Jacobus or Greene, who besides good old George Frederick Tuttle are my > principal sources. (Jacobus cited mostly a set of papers compiled and > sent to and approved by the College of Arms, and Dawes-Gates genealogy > vol. 1, no primary sources. Greene, on the other hand, did some research > and cites all of his documentation.) > > Yours, > Dora Smith > cl001@freenet.buffalo.edu > tiggernut@dcemail.com > > > > ==== TUTTLE Mailing List ==== > *? Do you want to support the > *? Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative? > *? Visit http://www.rootsweb.com

Someone wrote me asking the url of my Tuttle page. Here it is again: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5127/Readyhough/tuttle.html. Pictures of Tuttles are at http://www.angelfire.com/pa3/tiggernut/tuttpict.html. Links to pictures of my Allens (who looked like the Tuttle's, especially Amzi, there too). Yours, Dora Smith cl001@freenet.buffalo.edu tiggernut@dcemail.com

I haven't read my mail in the past two days - been too busy. I had to go downtown today, so I stopped in at the library and looked at my Tuttle sources. I found much to update on my page, including I fixed several variously serious and funny errors. I have among other things important new information on who Hannah the daughter of emigrant Richard Tuttle and Anne the daughter of William married, and all known information on the place of emigrant John Tuttle (the guy who came to Boston, settled in Ipswich and then died in Ireland) in the family, which is controversial and I find insufficient information to decide. I also put on my page a complete list of all my sources, including Jacobus' article, and the TAG articles, with a short description of what is in each article if the title isn't sufficiently descriptive. I also added Tuttle links earlier today. It isn't complete, missing mostly a number of aol and FTM sites taht I couldn't get my server to open yesterday. The sites I found are good. But it does contain all the pages I consulted for information. I also found over the past couple of days a number of questions, marked in bold print on my page, that I am wondering what light anyone can shed on. Probably the most important - where does the idea that the name of Elizabeth the wife of William was Mathews come from? Alot of people sure share it, but it looks to me as if it likely comes from confusion with that family in Devonshire, since an early 16th century William Tuttle who was a sheriff and lord mayor there, married Elizabeth Mathews, who was of Welsh ancestry. I also found quite a number of theories about who William's ancestors married on these pages. None of them came from Jacobus or Greene, who besides good old George Frederick Tuttle are my principal sources. (Jacobus cited mostly a set of papers compiled and sent to and approved by the College of Arms, and Dawes-Gates genealogy vol. 1, no primary sources. Greene, on the other hand, did some research and cites all of his documentation.) Yours, Dora Smith cl001@freenet.buffalo.edu tiggernut@dcemail.com

I updated my Tuttle page, fixed the William Tuttle roots part, added information on the participation in the 1740 Revival of the brother of a direct ancestor of mine, and fixed the reason why noone could find my Tuttle page from my main mother's genealogy page. But give me a few minutes to fix my other links to that page as I moved it to another folder where it more logically belongs. The new url is, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5127/Readyhough/tuttle.html. The old folder name was mothersfam. Yours, Dora Smith cl001@freenet.buffalo.edu tiggernut@dcemail.com

I've finally got it ready, folks. Sorry it took so long. I copied most of the photos from Frederick George Tuttle's Tuttle genealogy, and put them on a web page. I put links between my Tuttle page, my Allen/ Readio main page, my Tuttle picture page and my Allen and Readio picture page. My Tuttle page is at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5127/mothersfam/tuttle.html. I checked. Spelling and capitalization matter. My Allen and Readio pages are at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5127/Readyhough/index.html. My Tuttle picture page is at http://www.angelfire.com/pa3/tiggernut/tuttpict.html. My Readio and Allen picture page is at http://www.angelfire.com/pa3/tiggernut/readpict.html. You will readily see that descendants in a number of lines of descent from William and Elizabeth Tuttle of Connecticut have long oval faces, with high round foreheads, on rather classically elongated-egg-shaped heads with the pointy end up, identical balding pattern, large, slightly Negroid looking noses with pointy extensions (whatever you call that), and large, heavy, curving dark eyebrows. The furrowed forehead belonged to a single individual who may not be a Tuttle. No telling if this came from William Tuttle or his wife, Elizabeth - but Tuttle descendants sure had trouble losing this set of features, and these features could easily mark other Tuttles who were related to this family. Though Jonathan Edwards had already lost the nose. You will see that my 3X great grandfather Amzi Allen, who was a Tuttle descendant, looked substantially like a Tuttle. (I marked the place in the Tuttle family tree that his line departs from.) Further, Readio and Allen variations on the theme are similar to those in the pictures of Tuttle descendants. Yours, Dora Smith cl001@freenet.buffalo.edu tiggernut@dcemail.com

---------- > From: Muriel Johnston <murielj@mddc.com> > To: RAMundyVA@aol.com > Subject: Re: Tuttle's in Genessee County > Date: Saturday, September 18, 1999 5:50 PM > > Could you please tell me do you mean GENESEO, Illinois or do you mean > Genessee County, Illinois? If it is Genessee Co., could you mention a > couple of towns in that county, please? > > I have a lot of my Tuttle family that were in Geneseo, Illinois. > > Thanks for your help. > > Muriel ( Tuttle) Johnston > > ---------- > > From: RAMundyVA@aol.com > > To: TUTTLE-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: Tuttle's in Genessee County > > Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:59 PM > > > > Abbe: > > You mentioned the fascinating story of the Tuttle (Charles A.) from > Genessee > > County NY. This is the FIRST (and exciting) reference I have seen of > Tuttles > > from Genessee. My wife's grandmother was born (we think) in Elba in 1883 > - > > her husband Guy Higley Robe from there in 1881. Her name was Lydia > Elite > > and I can find NOTHING about her other than her mother was an Ackerson. > She > > did in 1926 of scarlet fever. We have but a few pictures of her - one > with a > > violin - my wife is a symphonic violinist - so naturally feels a kinship > and > > wants to know more. My wife's mother didn't talk much about her (she was > > > only 15 when she died - doubt if she knew very much) - and she is now > > deceased. The Higley's and Tuttles both go back to neighbors in CT - for > > > many years - and evidently some moved together to NY (Genessee) - I've > read > > why and when - can't remember. Do you possibly know anything about this > > Lydia Elite? We have been at a dead end now for years. > > Thanks > > Richard Mundy > > ramundyva@aol.com > > > > > > ==== TUTTLE Mailing List ==== > > If you have complaints or problems contact your listowner. Please do not > clutter the list with non-genealogy postings. Thank you. >

---------- > From: Muriel Johnston <murielj@mddc.com> > To: Eugenia J. Soncrant <jackie@alpena.cc.mi.us> > Subject: Re: Madness > Date: Saturday, September 18, 1999 6:02 PM > > Jackie, > > Do you have a copy of the article about the Tuttle's of Connecticut and the > New Haven Tuttle's. A lot of my Tuttle's came from there. > > Muriel (Tuttle) Johnston > > ---------- > > From: Eugenia J. Soncrant <jackie@alpena.cc.mi.us> > > To: TUTTLE-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Madness > > Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 8:47 PM > > > > Dora, > > I think you are on the right track about the gene factor, a lot depends > on the choice of spouse as to modifications in character. There is a fine > line between genius and madness, their brains work so much faster than > "normal". Makes them appear erratic (odd balls.) My grand-mother was a > Tuttle. Researching the family history confirmed what I always knew, that > the high IQ's came from her. A very unusual person, not at all "normal". > I was debating about bringing the subject up, I wonder how many more of you > out there have the same feelings. Until recently, women with intelligence > have not had it easy. My father and his siblings, all born before 1910, > marched to their own drum beat. None of them ever smoked, drank and heaven > forbid, drugs of any kind. If my father were really ill, he might take an > aspirin. I once read an article ( I think in the Yankee magazine) on the > Tuttles of Connecticut, generations of lawyers and judges, back to the > original New Haven Tuttles. > > > > Jackie > > P.S. I know that her gr-gr-father Stephen was born in Conn. ca 1766, but > have not been able to connect. > > > > > > ==== TUTTLE Mailing List ==== > > ROOTSWEB HELPDESK. For answers to your questions about RootsWeb, visit > the HelpDesk. The most frequent questions posted on the HelpDesk's message > board concern how to subscribe or unsubscribe from various RootsWeb mailing > lists. You will find detailed explanations, and related answers to > frequently asked questions (FAQs), at > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~help/index.htm>. >