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Abraham Tuttle

Birth27 DEC 1774 - Norwalk, Connecticut
Death25 FEB 1851 - Plattekill, New York
MotherSarah Smith
FatherEli--xx Tuttle

Born in Norwalk, Connecticut on 27 DEC 1774 to Eli--xx Tuttle and Sarah Smith. Abraham Tuttle married Martha Burr and had 12 children. He passed away on 25 FEB 1851 in Plattekill, New York.

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Parents
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Eli--xx Tuttle
1735 - 1810
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Sarah Smith
1739 - 1820
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Martha Burr
1779 - 1832
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Henry Burr Tuttle
1798 - 1874
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John E Tuttle
1821 - Unknown
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Emeline Tuttle
1798 - 1801
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Pamelia Tuttle
Unknown - Unknown
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Robert Fulton Tuttle
1815 - 1904
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Lucretia Tuttle
1801 - Unknown
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Sarah Tuttle
1796 - 1801
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Samuel Tuttle
1800 - 1878
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Michael Tuttle
1796 - 1802
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Fannie Tuttle
1807 - Unknown
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Alexander Tuttle
1796 - 1802
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Fanny Tuttle
1810 - 1885

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