Hi Jo Hogle >>: I no doubt have some information in my big pile of data to be input in the computer. It will be a while, but when I find something, then I will forward it. I have definitely seen Daniel information recently, so it exists. In the mean time go to: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~sam/tuttlei.html I think you will find what you want there. After you get, then give us some feedback about what you discovered. I always welcome more information. William R. Tuttle, Esq. TuttleEsq@aol.com In a message dated 12/22/99 9:56:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, GenBrd@aol.com writes: << Subj: Daniel Tuttle and daughters, NY Date: 12/22/99 9:56:17 PM Eastern Standard Time From: GenBrd@aol.com To: TUTTLE-L@rootsweb.com Hello all, I am searching for some answers and it seems I need to go through the back door to get them. So I attempting to locate information on DANIEL TUTTLE in hopes of figuring out who his daughters married. I have very little information about this man. What I know is that he is the father of at least 3 females, all born in the state of New York. His wife had a last name of Carpenter but I can find no first name. The information on the couple came from the death card of 2 of the daughters. The daughters are: 1) Mary Tuttle b. 1834 in New York (or possibly Ohio) married a man with the surname of HASTINGS in Minnesota. She died Aug 5, 1902 and is buried in Champlin, MN. 2) Samaria Tuttle b Nov 28, 1822 in NY. Married a man named HASTINGS, probably before coming to Minnesota. She died July 28, 1902, and in supposedly buried in Champlin, MN. 3) Martha S. Tuttle b Nov 28, 1832 in NY. Married James V.B. Herrick before coming to Minnesota. She died July 11, 1905. I believe that the husband's of Samaria and Mary were brothers of my great great grandfather who also settled in the same area. I do not know who his parents were and am hoping to learn who his brothers were so that I can trace all of them back. Adding Martha gives an additional clue for all of you Tuttle folks. I have been searching for my great great grandfather, Chauncy Hastings for many years. Can anyone give me a wonderful Christmas present with clues to this Tuttle family? Thanks Jo Hogle >>