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Abigail Tuttle

Birth31 Aug 1740 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death28 May 1828 - Mount Carmel, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
MotherMary Todd
FatherNathaniel Tuttle

Born in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States on 31 Aug 1740 to Nathaniel Tuttle and Mary Todd. Abigail Tuttle married Joel Bradley and had 13 children. She passed away on 28 May 1828 in Mount Carmel, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Nathaniel Tuttle
1714 - 1786
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Mary Todd
1720 - 1742
Spouse(s)
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Joel Bradley
1738 - 1801
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Mary Bradley
1760 - 1797
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Chloe Bradley
1764 - 1853
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Elam Bradley
1774 - 1857
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Amasa Bradley
1762 - 1827
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Seymour Bradley
1780 - 1821
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Elam Bradley
1771 - 1773
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Rev. Joel Bradley
1769 - 1823
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Ezra Bradley
1776 - 1853
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Phebe Bradley
1766 - 1805
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Esther Bradley
Unknown - Unknown
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Betsey Bradley
1767 - Unknown
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Sarah Bradley
1765 - 1828
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Blain Bradley
1771 - 1773

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