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Samuel Tuttle

Birth12 Feb 1727 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut USA
Death23 Nov 1784 - North Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
MotherMary Mansfield
FatherDaniel Tuttle

Born in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut USA on 12 Feb 1727 to Daniel Tuttle and Mary Mansfield. Samuel Tuttle married Sarah Humiston (Turner) and had 10 children. He passed away on 23 Nov 1784 in North Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Daniel Tuttle
1702 - 1772
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Mary Mansfield
1701 - 1779
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Humiston (Turner)
1723 - 1787
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Hannah Ray
Unknown - Unknown
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Hannah Ray
1693 - 1786
Children Show all
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Jemima Tuttle Blakesley Blakeslee Chapin
1755 - 1809
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Samuel Tuttle
1759 - 1802
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Lydia Tuttle
1764 - 1835
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Lemuel Tuttle
1761 - 1833
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Susanna Tuttle
1753 - 1829
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Daniel Tuttle
1765 - 1833
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Patience Tuttle
1771 - 1771
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Patience Tuttle
1760 - 1760
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Samuel Tuttle
1756 - 1756
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Susanna Tuttle
1753 - 1829

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