Name: TUTTLE

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Amos Tuttle: Birth: 13 SEP 1770 in Waterbury,New Haven Co,Connecticut,USA. Death: 16 JUN 1815 in North East,Erie Co,Pennsylvania,USA

  2. Merab Tuttle: Birth: 1771 in Cheshire,New Haven Co,CT. Death: 1788 in Clinton,Clinton Co,NY

  3. Truman Tuttle: Birth: 21 MAY 1774 in Waterbury,New Haven Co,CT.

  4. Nancy Tuttle: Birth: 1779 in Waterbury,New Haven Co,Connecticut,USA. Death: 1 FEB 1844 in Erie,Erie Co,Pennsylvania,USA

  5. Eunice Tuttle: Birth: 11 MAY 1780 in Waterbury,New Haven Co,Connecticut,USA.

  6. Jared Tuttle: Birth: 15 MAY 1782 in Watertown,Litchfield Co,Connecticut,USA. Death: 4 MAY 1871 in Sandy Lake,Mercer Co,Pennsylvania,USA

  7. Content Tuttle: Birth: 3 JUL 1784 in Watertown,Litchfield Co,CT. Death: 12 DEC 1834


Notes
a. Note:   Tuttle, printed & published by Tuttle & Co., Rutland, VT:
 p.497-498
 "Timothy Tuttle, b. Cheshire, Conn., May 17, 1746; an ensign in Rev. Army; removed to Oneida Co., NY. "The settlement of the town of Kirkland commenced in March 1787. Whether Timothy Tuttle or Ludim Blodgett (one of them certainly) were of the eight families who began the settlement is uncertain. In the following April, both names appear on the records. Clinton village is in Kirkland; home lots on the north and south Main street, Clinton, were two acres each, and extended from the "Royce Mansion" to the dwelling of Mrs. Hays. Soon after eight acres adjoining were set apart for each; he built the first frame house in the town, 1789. The town of Camden, NY was organized 1799 (a year after the organization of the church at Paris Hill, by Timothy's brother, Noah, and others), and the first town meeting was held at the house of SAMUEL ROYCE, Esq., who was chosen town clerk; a beautiful cottage now occupies the spot where this first meeting was held. It is at the head of the main street. Mr. Royce exchanged places with Col. Timothy Tuttle and removed to Tuttle's place in Clinton, and Col. Tuttle removed to Royce's place in Camden and built a new house on it which is still standing." -- Jones' History of Oneida County, N. Y.
 The first marriage in the town of Sangerfield was that of SYLVANUS DYER and HANNAH, daughter of Col. DAVID NORTON, on Oct. 30, 1793, by Esq. Timothy Tuttle. It was his first performance, or as Miss Dyer says, "the first knot of the kind the Squire ever tied. Every person in the town was invited to the wedding and not one failed to be present." The Tuttle family record states that Timothy was the first col. of the first militia regiment raised in Oneida County, but Mr. Jones in his history of the county, I think, names someone else. In answer to a letter of inquiry from the comp. on this point, Mr. Jones says: "A militia regiment was organized in Camden quite early and probably Timothy Tuttle was the first Col. One of Col. Timothy's was a Sergt. Major on the frontier in the war of 1812. Col. Tuttle was one of the original trustees of the Clinton Academy." Afterwards merged in Hamilton College. He died in Clinton village about 1820; he married MEHITABLE ROYCE, sister of his brother, Noah Tuttle's wife. After his death, she (Mehitable) lived with her daughter, Mrs. Dunlap, at North East, Penn., where she died Dec. 5, 1834."
Note:   The Descendants of William & Elizabeth Tuttle, by George Frederick

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