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John Ogden Tuttle

Birth15 May 1803 - Hanover, Morris, New Jersey, United States
Death4 Mar 1882 - Hanover, Morris, New Jersey, United States
MotherJemima Beach
FatherCaleb Tuttle

Born in Hanover, Morris, New Jersey, United States on 15 May 1803 to Caleb Tuttle and Jemima Beach. John Ogden Tuttle married Elizabeth Ross Canfield and had 8 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1882 in Hanover, Morris, New Jersey, United States.

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Caleb Tuttle
1758 - 1832
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Jemima Beach
1770 - 1844
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Elizabeth Ross Canfield
1818 - 1880
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Eliza S Burnet
1807 - 1840
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Sarah Elizabeth Tuttle
1840 - 1913
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Emma Caroline Tuttle
1836 - 1913
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Willis Randolph Tuttle
1828 - 1906
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William C Tuttle
1848 - 1935
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Edwin F Tuttle
1850 - 1891
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George Mulford Tuttle
1843 - 1916
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Mary Louise Tuttle
1856 - 1943
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John Henry Tuttle
1845 - 1921

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