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Jonathan Tuttle

Birth25 Aug 1664 - Rumney Marsh, Suffolk, MA USA
Death28 Mar 1739 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMary Holyoke
FatherJohn Tuttle

Born in Rumney Marsh, Suffolk, MA USA on 25 Aug 1664 to John Tuttle and Mary Holyoke. Jonathan Tuttle married ANNE Smith and had 8 children. He passed away on 28 Mar 1739 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.

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John Tuttle
1625 - 1686
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Mary Holyoke
1625 - 1712
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Anne Smith
1664 - 1707
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Jonathan Tuttle
1695 - 1788
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Jotham Tuttle
1703 - 1776
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James Tuttle
1699 - 1784
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Mary Tuttle
1701 - Unknown
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Jemima Tuttle
1693 - 1719
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Anne Tuttle
1700 - 1732
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Josiah Tuttle
1707 - 1735
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Rebecca Tuttle
1701 - 1740

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