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Timothy Tuttle

Birth30 Sep 1682 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death15 Apr 1756 - Cheshire, Conn
MotherAbigail Beach
FatherSimon Tuttle

Born in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States on 30 Sep 1682 to Simon Tuttle and Abigail Beach. Timothy Tuttle married Thankful Doolittle and had 13 children. He passed away on 15 Apr 1756 in Cheshire, Conn.

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Parents
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Simon Tuttle
1647 - 1719
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Abigail Beach
1653 - 1722
Spouse(s)
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Thankful Doolittle
1688 - 1728
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Sarah Atwater
1693 - 1761
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Mary Peck
1689 - 1747
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Ephraim Tuttle
1710 - 1775
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Moses Tuttle
1723 - 1809
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2Lt Gershom Tuttle (American Revolution)
1714 - 1777
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Simon Tuttle
1721 - 1777
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Mary Tuttle
1712 - 1770
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Ebenezer Tuttle
1708 - 1736
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Timothy Tuttle
1716 - 1760
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Rachel Tuttle
1706 - 1749
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Ichabod Tuttle
1732 - 1747
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Thankful Tuttle
1726 - 1747
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Mehitable Tuttle
1730 - 1775
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Richard Tuttle
1706 - 1806
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Arigail Tuttle
1714 - 1778

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