will is recorded PCC33 Pembroke. His children: iii Iv. V. vi. vii. viii. i. Joyce bap.4 Feb. 1599/1000. ii. Thomas hap. 25 Oct. 1601, m. 28 Ocr. 1630 Joan Gilkes and had: a. Elizabeth (1631-1634). b. RiChard (1632-1634). c. Mary b. 1634. d. Elizabeth b. 1635/6. e. Hannah b. 1638. Jefferey bap. 25 Mar. 1604. William b. & d. 1606. John b. 1807. Joan b. 1610. William b. 1612/ 13. Alexander hap. 9 Feb. 1615/16, in. Mary () and had: a. Richard b. 1634. b. Hannah b. 1645. THoMAs' Tredwell baptized 29 July 1565 at Swalciffe, had nine chil-dren, all baptized at St. Anne's, Epwell, Oxfordshire: i. Alexander hap. 10 Dec. 1597. will proved 16 June 1662; in. 7 Feb. 1630/1 Ann Litley and had 4 children: a. Alice b. 1631, in. a Grafton. b. Rebecca b. 1653 /4. c. Martha b.164l. 4 Thomas b. 1637/8. living 1662. ii. George hap. 19 Sept. 1599. bur. 18 June 1614. iii Anne hap. 10 Dec. 1600. iv. Alice bap. 12 Sept. 1602. + v. Thomas. . vi. Richard hap. 16 Mar. 1604/5, living 1662. vii. John hap. 29 Sept. 1606. + viii. Edward. ix. Joan bap. 27 Dec. 1609. THOMAS1 TREDWELL, son of Thomas-1, was baptized 4 December 1603, married Mary Taylor/Wilson, emigrated to America in 1635, and had two known children: i. Thomas hap. St. Giles Cripplegate IS July 1634: emigrated 1635. ii. Nathaniel b. Ipswich. Mass., 15 Mar. 1640: in. 1661 Abigail Wells. EDWARD' TREDWELL baptized 20 December 1607, died 1660/61. married Sarah (), emigrated to Arnerica about 1635 to 1637. and had six children: i. Samuel in. before 1669; d. 21 Ocr. 1718. ii. John b. before 1644, d. about 1716: in. (1) 1668 Elizabeth Starr who died before 1682; in. (2) before 1682 Hannah Smith who was living in 1706. iii. Rcbecca. iv., v., vi. Three who died without issue. 104:204. In our article on the Tredwells we omitted the three daughters of Thomas' Treciwell. According to William A. Robbins' 'Thomas Tread-well of Ipswich,Mass.. and Some of His Descendants" (Reg. 60:49) the children of Thomas were Thomas, Mary Nathaniel. Esther, and Martha. We must have been so interested in the ancestry of Edwardt Tredwell that we didn~t check the descendants of Thomas carefully enough. Thomas A. Tredwell, 1113 Southdown Rd., Hills borough CA 94010 THE TUTHILL FAMILY OF THARSTON, NORFOLK CO.. ENGLAND, AND SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK CO., NEW YORK. FROM PAPERS OF JUDGE W. H. TUTHILL, AND OTHER SOURCES. Contributed by Lucy Dubois Akerly. THE meaning and derivation of Totyl, Totehill, Tuthill, or Tuttle, has been treated of so exhaustively in The Tuttle Family by G. F. Tuttle (1883), and The Tuth ill Family Meeting by Hon. W. H. Tuthill (1867), that it is superfluous to discuss it here. Families living near the natural or artificial mounds called tot-hills which abounded in widely separated localities, probably adopted that designation as a surname. A common origin, or even blood relationship between all those who bear this name, is therefore unlikely. Blomefield, the historian of Norfolk, gives an account of ten or eleven tumuli, the largest of which is called tut-hill, near Thetford, Norfolk, Eng-land, doubtless raised by the Danes to cover their slain, in a battle with King Edmund, A.D. 871. I The arms of the Tuthills of Norfolk- I shire, as given in the Vlsi/a/ion c/Essex, of 1634, are: ''Or, on a chevron azure, three crescents argent. Crest, a leopard passant, sable, crowned or, on a mound vert." These arms, without the crest, are found in the church of Trowse-with-Newton, Nortolkshire, England. on the tomb of Elizabeth, wife of Sir Roger Dalyson, daughter of William Tuthill, of Charlie Griffith cgriff@ccomm.com