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Tryphena Tuttle

Birth1822 - New York
Death10 February 1880 - Cambria, Hillsdale County, Michigan, USA
MotherRhoda PALMER
FatherJohn Marshall Tuttle

Born in New York on 1822 to John Marshall Tuttle and Rhoda PALMER. Tryphena Tuttle married Chauncey R. Reynolds and had 11 children. She passed away on 10 February 1880 in Cambria, Hillsdale County, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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John Marshall Tuttle
1787 - 1841
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Rhoda Palmer
1796 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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Chauncey R. Reynolds
1819 - 1865
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Andrew J Reynolds
1846 - 1924
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Adelia Reynolds
1845 - 1897
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Alonzo H Reynolds
1843 - 1915
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Helen Reynolds
1849 - 1871
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Edwin Eli Reynolds
1855 - 1915
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Rhoda Reynolds
1865 - 1943
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Ida Reynolds
1858 - Unknown
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John Henry Reynolds
1860 - Unknown
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Sarah Reynolds
1860 - Unknown
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Henry Reynolds
1863 - 1865
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Milo Mylan Wilson Reynolds
1862 - 1886

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