Name: TUTTLE

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  1. Linus Tuttle: Birth: 12 JUN 1774 in Bristol,Hartford Co,Connecticut,USA. Death: 24 JAN 1817 in Lower Salem,Washington Co,Ohio,USA

  2. Esther Tuttle: Birth: MAY 1776 in Bristol,Hartford Co,CT.

  3. Simeon Tuttle: Birth: 21 DEC 1777 in Bristol,Hartford Co,CT. Death: 1817 in Washington Co,Ohio,USA

  4. Mina Tuttle: Birth: AUG 1780 in Bristol,Hartford Co,CT.

  5. Lucy Tuttle: Birth: 17 MAY 1782 in Bristol,Hartford Co,Connecticut,USA. Death: 20 FEB 1851 in Windsor,Broome Co,New York,USA

  6. Sarah Tuttle: Birth: JUN 1785 in Bristol,Hartford Co,CT.

  7. Joel C. "Squire" Tuttle: Birth: Abt 1788 in Bristol,Hartford Co,CT. Death: 16 JAN 1855 in Washington Co,OH


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a. Note:   Removed to Marietta, OH 1789. Justice of the Peace in Washington County, OH for many years.
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 Birth: May 17, 1750
 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
 Death: 1823
 Washington County, Ohio, USA
  The Marietta Times - April 2012
 Born in 1750; died in 1823.
 Was hanged by members of the Sons of Liberty in the early days of the Revolutionary War, but one man returned and cut him down before he died.
 Signed a loyalty oath before the Connecticut General Assembly in 1777. Came to Washington County from Connecticut in 1791. Was elected an overseer of the poor in 1808 upon the establishment of Fearing Township.
 Son, also named Joel, became a Washington County commissioner in 1829.
 Buried in a family cemetery off Kohl Road in Whipple, about 2.4 miles from Ohio 821.
  Father: Simon Tuttle
 Mother: Hester Royce Tuttle
 Spouse: Lucy Calkins Tuttle
 Marriage: 25 November 1772
 Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut
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 Parents: Simon Tuttle (1721 - 1777) Hester Royce Tuttle (1727 - 1762) Spouse: Lucy Calkins Tuttle (1753 - 1789)* Children: Joel Tuttle (____ - 1855)* Linus Tuttle (1774 - 1817)* Simeon Tuttle (1777 - 1817)* Lucy Tuttle Woodruff (1782 - 1854)* Sarah Tuttle West (1785 - 1861)* Inscription:
 Note: Erected in 1929 to memorialize the location of a family cemetery about two-and-a-half miles from Ohio 821 that had been overtaken by nature, the stone bears the names of Joel Tuttle, who it says came to Washington County in 1791. It does not record the date of his death, but notes his son Simeon died in 1817 and his son's wife Phoebe died in 1852.
  Burial:
 Tuttle/Zimmerman
 Whipple, Washington County, 0Ohio, USA
  Created by: Anna
 Record added: Nov 06, 2012
 Find A Grave Memorial# 100284151
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 He was a loyalist during the Revolutionary War, like his father. According to Ernest H. Hill, Jr., "he was only in his 20's and influenced and mislead by his father and especially Reverend Nichols, an Anglican minister." His children were baptised Congregational..
  After his first wife died, he and his eldest son, Linus, moved to Maretta, Ohio in 1789. The second son, Simon, joined them in 1791. He became at JP in Washington, County, Ohio and his son, Linus and Simon, did the same thing. E.H. Hill, Tuttle notes..

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