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Phebe Tuttle

Birth12 August 1693 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death5 Jul 1767 - Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherAbigail Baker Floyd
FatherEdward Tuttle

Born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA on 12 August 1693 to Edward Tuttle and Abigail Baker Floyd. Phebe Tuttle married Joses Bucknam and had 12 children. She passed away on 5 Jul 1767 in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Edward Tuttle
1651 - 1730
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Abigail Baker Floyd
1656 - 1724
Spouse(s)
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Joses Bucknam
1692 - 1757
Children Show all
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James Bucknam
1725 - 1799
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Hannah Peabody Bucknam
1730 - 1790
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Moses Bucknam
1733 - 1796
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Sarah Bucknam
1715 - 1761
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Aaron Bucknam
1729 - 1775
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Dr David Bucknam
1726 - 1749
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Jacob Bucknam
1727 - 1783
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Joses Bucknam
1714 - 1762
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Phebe Bucknam
1736 - 1825
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Mary Buckman
1730 - 1795
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Esther Bucknam
1723 - 1795
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Mary Bucknam
1726 - Unknown

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