Name: TUTTLE

Updated: 07-19-2021 08:07:43.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Timothy Tuttle: Birth: Abt 1762 in Morris Co,NJ.


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. William Tuttle: Birth: 25 OCT 1766 in Morris Co,NJ. Death: 22 JUL 1852 in Wallace Bay,Cumberland Co,Nova Scotia

  2. John Tuttle: Birth: 29 DEC 1767 in Morristown,Morris Co,New Jersey,USA. Death: 1835 in Wallace Bay,Cumberland Co,Nova Scotia,Canada

  3. Stephen Tuttle: Birth: Abt 1770 in Morris Co,New Jersey,USA. Death: 11 MAR 1837 in Wallace Bay,Cumberland Co,Nova Scotia,Canada

  4. Peter Graham Tuttle: Birth: Abt 1772 in Albany,Albany Co,NY. Death: 1850 in Wallace Bay,Cumberland Co,Nova Scotia

  5. Guy Tuttle: Birth: JAN 1778 in Albany,Albany Co,NY. Death: 1782 in Albany,Albany Co,NY

  6. Sarah Tuttle: Birth: AUG 1779 in Albany,Albany Co,NY.


Notes
a. Note:   From Harry R. Brown's book: Valley of the Remsheg: In May of 1779, Stephen Tuttle had fled from NY to Canada. He was a Loyalist/Tory, who had refused to lead a Company in the Rebel Army, to take Oaths. He had been providing arms & ammunition to the scouts for the King's Army, and British and Loyalists when imprisoned. His wife Mary Graham had been raised in a home sympathetic to the Rebel cause. Her brother John Graham became a Major in the Rebel Army in NY, 1st Regiment.
 In September of 1779, Colonel Goose Van Schaick wrote to NY Governor Clinton: "Major John Graham of my regiment is desirous of obtaining a Flag to get his sister with a large family of small children conveyed to Canada to join her husband, who left her in the month of May with very little to support them". Gov. Clinton consented to the removal, and suggested to Gen. Schuyler that they be exchanged for the wife and family of Col. Campbell, captured by the British, at Cherry Valley, a year previously, and held prisoners in Canada.
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 Stephen's first four sons from his first wife, Mary Coulter, served in the American Revolution. It is assumed that they did not accompany their father to Canada and were part of those very few Tuttles living in the Albany, NY area.
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 Nova Scotia, Canada, Census, Assessment and Poll Tax Records, 1770-1795, 1827
 Name: Stephen Tuttle
 Residence Year: 1791
 Residence: Ramsheg, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
 Record Type: Poll Tax Roll
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 Nova Scotia, Canada, Land Petitions, 1765-1800
 Name: Stephen Tuttle
 Year: 1787
 Place of Land Record: Cumberland
 Details: Warrant to Survey (Tuttle). Warrant to Survey (Allen). Surveyor's Report. Surveyor's Certificate: 500 acres in Cumberland County
 Names on Land Record:
 Stephen Tuttle
 John Allen
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 Commissioner of Public Records Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 vol. no. 446 1827 Census
 Religion: Methodist
 Occupation: Farmer
 Place: Wallace
 Males: 4
 Females: 5
 Servants (males): 0
 Servants (females): 0
 Total: 9
 Births: 0
 Marriages: 0
 Deaths: 1
 [NOTE: The names of John, Stephen, Eliljah, James and William Tuttle appeared in that order on this 1827 census of Nova Scotia.]

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