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Hannah Tuttle

Birth17 August 1623 - Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England
Death9 August 1683 - Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
MotherAnne Taylor
FatherRichard Tuttle

Born in Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England on 17 August 1623 to Richard Tuttle and Anne Taylor. Hannah Tuttle married Thomas Welles and had 10 children. She passed away on 9 August 1683 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Richard Tuttle
1593 - 1640
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Anne Taylor
1593 - 1673
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Welles
1625 - 1668
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John Pantry
1630 - 1653
Children Show all
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Rebecca Welles
1655 - 1717
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Sarah Welles
1659 - 1708
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Samuel Welles
1662 - 1733
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Thomas Welles
1657 - 1695
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Ichabod Welles
1660 - 1706
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Jonathan Welles
1664 - 1687
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Joseph Welles
1667 - 1698
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Mary Pantry - Mix (Ct) (1653-1723)
1653 - 1723
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John Pantry (Hurd)
1650 - 1736
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Hannah Pantry
1652 - 1671

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