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John Tuttle

Birth20 Feb 1726 - Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death1790 - Sunderland, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA
MotherJudith Chase
FatherJohn Tuttle

Born in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA on 20 Feb 1726 to John Tuttle and Judith Chase. John Tuttle married Eunice Allen and had 11 children. He passed away on 1790 in Sunderland, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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John Tuttle
1692 - 1731
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Judith Chase
1688 - 1732
Spouse(s)
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Eunice Allen
1728 - 1809
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Eunice Allen
1725 - 1813
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Eunice Allen
1727 - 1813
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Benjamin Chapman
1727 - 1813
Children Show all
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Lucy B. Tuttle
1747 - Unknown
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John Tuttle
1763 - 1829
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Joseph Tuttle
1756 - 1816
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Eunice Tuttle
1761 - 1845
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Lydia Tuttle
1755 - 1841
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Ruth Tuttle
1754 - 1842
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James S. Tuttle
1749 - Unknown
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Lydia Tuttle
1752 - 1819
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Solod Tuttle
1758 - Unknown
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Lucy Tuttle
1755 - 1840
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James Tuttle
1749 - Unknown

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