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Daniel Tuttle

Birth3 August 1795 - Colebrook, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States
Death22 Jul 1860 - Georgetown, Madison, New York, USA
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Born in Colebrook, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States on 3 August 1795. Daniel Tuttle married Dianna Bartlett and had 14 children. He passed away on 22 Jul 1860 in Georgetown, Madison, New York, USA.

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Dianna Bartlett
1800 - 1889
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Minerva L Tuttle
1835 - 1880
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Israel C Tuttle
1829 - 1906
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Enos A. Tuttle
1827 - 1900
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Joanna Tuttle
1840 - 1865
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Franklin Judson Tuttle
1846 - 1926
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Gilbert Kendrick Tuttle
1831 - 1908
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Alonzo D Tuttle
1836 - 1894
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William Tuttle
1842 - 1847
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Miranda C. Tuttle
1823 - 1904
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Nelson Tuttle
1820 - 1842
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Theana Tuttle
1824 - 1880
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Francis M. Tuttle
1845 - Unknown
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Eg Tuttle
1846 - Unknown
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Baby Boy Tuttle
1850 - Unknown

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