GENEALOGY: TUTTLE

A) Thomas Totehyll¹. Born About 1506 in Woodford, Northampton, England. Children:
B) Richard Tootill Born About 1530 in Woodford, Northampton, England. Died 1589/1590 in Peterborough, England. He married Elizabeth ?, Before 1560 in Prob. England. Born About 1534 in of Woodford, Northampton, England. They had the following children:-

• Elizabeth Tootill²,
• Ellen Tootill²,
• Symon Tootill², Born About 1560 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. Died 1630 in Ringstead, Northampton,
• Mary Tootill²,
• Thomas Tootill²,
• Anthony Tootill²,
• Frances Tootill²,

Symon Tootill², (Thomas¹) Born About 1560 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. Died 1630 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. Buried 15 Jun 1630 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. He married Isabel Wells, daughter of John Wells, About 1592 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. Born About 1565 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. Died in MA. Simon's will. They had the following children:

• Richard Tootill³,
• Thomas Tootill³,
• John Tuttle³,
• Simon Tootill³,
• William Tuttle³,
  

John Tuttle³, (Symon², Thomas¹) b. abt 1596 in England; Baptism 4 Jun 1596 in Holcot, Northamptonshire, England. He m. Joan Antrobus, in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. She was b.bef. 25 Jun 1592 in England; Baptism 25 Jun 1592 in St. Albans, Hertfordforshire, England. She d. after 29 Jan 1660/1661. He was of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. Mrs. Joanna Tuttle was attorney for her husband, then living in Ireland ^{[LTR p485]}. Together with his wife, and his brothers William and Richard (both of Ringstead Northants, England) and their families, came in 1635 on the ship Planter, in 1635, to America, and settled at Ipswich, Mass. He was at the time 39 years old, and his wife was 42 years old. Mr. Tuttle was her second husband, her first husband having been Thomas Lawrence, and she brought with her to this country three Lawrence children (John, Mary & William). Mr Tuttle subsequently returned to Ireland, and d. at Carrickfergus, in that country, Dec. 30, 1656. Children:--

• Abigail⁴, born Before 24 Nov 1628 in England. baptism 24 Nov 1628 in England; d. aft. 1635.
• Simon⁴,
• Sarah⁴,
• John⁴, b. bef. 21 Mar 1633/1634 in England; baptism 21 Mar 1633/1634 in England; d. aft.6 Apr 1657.
• Mary⁴,
• Simon⁴,  b. 1637

Simon⁴, (John ³, Symon², Thomas¹) , was the sixth and youngest child, b. in 1637; m. 1, in 1659, Joan Burnham; m. 2, in 1663, Sarah Cogswell she was the dau. of  John Cogswell who arrived on the Angel Gabriel in 1635. In 1678 he had the right of commonage in Ipswich; d. Jan. 1692; his second wife  (Sarah) d. Jan 24, 1732.

• John⁵, b. April 1663 in Ipswich Mass.; d. Feb. 26, 1716 at Ipswich, Mass.; m. Martha WARD on Dec. 3, 1689. Children:-
  • Martha⁶,
  • Mary⁶,
  • Susanna⁶,
  • William⁶,
• Joanna⁵, b. Sep. 24, 1664 in Ipswich Mass. m1. John BISHOP; m2. John PICKARD March 5, 1691; m3. Edmund POTTER Nov. 1704; John WHIPPLE, Jr, April 1708;
• Simon⁵, b. Sept. 17, 1667
• Elizabeth⁵,; b. Nov. 24, 1670, in Ipswich, MAss.; d. Nov. 29, 1752 in Haverhill, Mass. m. Samuel AYER, Lt.(b.Spt. 28, 1669 in Haverhill, Mass. d. Jan. 2, 1743) on Nov. 21, 1693. in Haverhill, Mass.
  • Hannah⁶,
  • Peter, Dea.⁶,
  • Samuel⁶,
  • William, Dr.⁶,
  • Ebenezer, Yeoman⁶,
  • Elizabeth⁶,
  • Simon⁶,
  • Sarah⁶,
• Sarah⁵, b. Sept. 3, 1672 in Ipswich, Mass.; m. Samuel WARD on Nov. 13, 1699 in Ipswich, Mass.
• Abigail⁵, b. Oct. 17, 1673 in Ipswich, Mass; d. Sept. 30, 1756 in Gloucester, Mass. m1 Philemon WARNER, son of Daniel WARNER and Sarah DANE on April 27, 1696. He was b. Aug. 1, 1675 in Ipswich; d. May 6, 1741
  • Philemon⁶,
  • Daniel⁶,
• Susanna⁵, b. May 7, 1675
• William⁵, b. b. May 7, 1677
• Charles⁵, b. March 31, 1679, in Ipswich, Mass.; d. Oct 6, 1752 at Ipswich, Mass. m. Mary BURNHAM on March 22, 1703 in Ipswich, Mass. She was b. 1685 and d. 1753.
  • Joanna⁶,
• Mary⁵, b. June 12, 1680, d. young
• Johnathan⁵, b. June 11, 1682, d. young
• Ruth⁵, b. Aug. 16, 1685 in Ipswich, Mass. d. Sept. 17, 1728 in Ipswich, Mass.; m. Ezra ROLFE (His name may have been WOLFE)

Simon⁵, (Simon⁴, John ³, Symon², Thomas¹), was b. Sept. 17, 1667; d. April 11, 1746 ^{[LTR p96]}; m. June 16, 1696, Mary Rogers, She was b. Sept. 10, 1672, and d. Sept./18,1736 ^{[LTR p95,486]}. Simon rem. to Littleton Mass., in 1720. Children^{[LTR p486]}:--

• Sarah⁶,
• Margaret⁶,
• Elizabeth⁶,
• Nathaniel⁶,
• Lucy⁶,
• Simon⁶, b. Abt 1708, d. 1793; m. Abigail Chase who d. 1783
• Samuel⁶, b. May 19, 1709, in Ipswich, Mass.
• John⁶,

Lieut. Samuel^6, (Simon⁵, Simon⁴, John ³, Symon², Thomas¹), was the seventh child, b. May 19, 1709, in Ipswich, Mass.; d. December 11, 1780 in Littleton, Mass.^{[LTR p370]}; m. in 1729, Martha Shattuck, dau. of Rev. Benjamin Shattuck, the first ordained minister of Littleton Mass.; She was b. Jan. 7, 1712. He is buried in the Old Town Cemetary in Littleton. The epitaph on his gravestone reads:

"Frail man as soon as born decays.
Like flowr that quickly faid;
He counts a few and troublous days,
Then passes like a shade."

Children of Samuel and Martha:--

• Samuel⁷ and Stephen⁷, b. Sept. 1, 1730; d. both d. within 5 days of birth^{[LTR p40]}
• Susanna⁷, b. October 31, 1731 (b. Oct. 1, 1731 ^{[LTR p41]})
• Martha^7, b. December 11, 1733^{[LTR p41]}
• Samuel^7, b. June 05, 1736 ^{[LTR p41]}; m. Mary Russell
• Sampson^7, b. August 29, 1738^{[LTR p41]}
• Mary^7, b. August 15, 1740^{[LTR p41]}
• Lucy^7, b. December 10, 1742^{[LTR p41]}
• William^7, b. January 21, 1743/44^{[LTR p41]} poss. Lieut William who d. Jan. 3, 1831^{[LTR p210]}

Sampson⁷, (Samuel⁶, Simon⁵, Simon⁴, John ³, Symon², Thomas¹), was the sixth child^{[HOH p933]}, b. Aug. 29, 1738; d. June 7, 1815; was graduated at Harvard College in 1757; int. Dec. 13,1760 ^{[LTR p223]} m1. April 21, 1761, Submit Warren, dau. of Jacob Warren, who was b. March 17, 1742; d. July 21, 1797 (July 24, 1797 ^{[LTR p124]}buried July 26, 1797 ^{[LTR p344]}) . Sampson and Submit were married by Rev. Daniel Rogers ^{[LTR p81]}. He m2. Rebekah Trowbridge (intention filed Sept. 23, m. Oct. 8, 1799 ^{[LTR p242]}). Rebekah d. Nov. 11, 1823 at age 44. All three are buried side by side in the Old Town Cemetary in Littleton. Sampson and "Rebeccah" had one daughter named Mary, who was b. July 11, 1800^{[LTR p41]} . His gravestone identifies him as, "Sampson Tuttle Esq.". His epitaph reads:

"Quick flees the shadow Man
Whose days are but a span."

Submit's gravestone has no epitaph but includes the names of 3 children that are buried with her. Rebekah's gravestone is inscribed with the epitaph:

"My savior calls and I must go
And leave you here my friends below
But soon my god will call for thee
Prepare for death and follow me"

Children of Sampson and Submit:

• Submit(6) b. Jan. 9, 1762 ^{[LTR p77]}
• Lydia(6) b. Aug. 16, 1763 ^{[LTR p77,124]}
• Sampson(6) b. April 19, 1765 ^{[LTR p77,123]}; he was the sixth child
• Jacob(6), b. Feb. 6,1767 ^{[LTR p123]}; The Hon. Jacob Tuttle, a younger brother of Sampson6, came to Hancock NH, and kept a store in his brother's house a short time. (See History of Antrim, pp. 717-18, for further information concerning him and his family.)
• Susannah(6) b. Feb. 20, 1769 ^{[LTR p123]}
• Rebecca(Rebeca)(6) b. 2 Mar 1771 ^{[LTR p123]}; m. William Davis1789.
• Louis(daughter)(6) Feb. 9, 1773 ^{[LTR p123]}
• Mehibitable(6), b. 4/25/1775; d. 10/31/1778 ^{[LTR p123]}(buried with Submit)
• Lucy(6), b. 10/6/1776, d. 9/1/1777 [dates from gravestone](buried with Submit)
• Lucy(6), b. Aug 23, 1778 ^{[LTR p124]}
• Mehibitable(6), b. Nov. 29, 1780 ^{[LTR p124]}
• Benjamin(6) b. April 17, 1783, m. Anna McAllister who was b. April 12, 1783
  • Alonzo(7) b. April 15, 1816, d.September 08, 1903; m. Charlotte Jones who was b. January 06, 1818, d. August 31, 1861
    • Elizabeth Tuttle(8), b. January 30, 1856, d. February 03, 1893; m. William H. ALDEN who was b. January 04, 1847
      • Charlotte Tuttle ALDEN(9), m. Arthur Glen SAWYER
        (the above descent from Benjamin(6) per Charlotte Tuttle's D.A.R. application)
• Stillborn son ,March 17, 1785^{[LTR p365]} (buried with Submit)
• Martha(6), b. July 30, 1787 ^{[LTR p124]}

1. Sampson⁸, (Sampson⁷, Samuel⁶, Simon⁵, Simon⁴, John ³, Symon², Thomas¹), b. in Littleton, Mass., April 19, 1765; came to Hancock NH. in 1785; boarded for a short time with Salmon Wood (q. v.); settled at a place marked "R. Tuttle," on a Hancock map, where he continued to res. until the close of his life. He was one of the leading citizens of the town, and highly respected. He held many positions of trust; was one of the selectmen several years, and a commision of justice of the peace was sent him, but he did not accept it .He was however, known as Esquire Tuttle, but at the earnest Request of his dau., Anna, he was not so designated him in the published history of Hancock. He was married on Feb. 24, 1789 to Sarah Fletcher, of Westford, Mass. by Rev. Edmund Foster on Feb. 24, 1789 (The marriage was recorded in Littleton, Mass. Johnathan Reed , Justice of the Peace ^{[LTR p234]}) Sarah was b. Feb 18, 1762, and d. Oct. 16, 1831; he d. May 24, 1856.

Children of Sampson and Sarah Tuttle:---

• 2. Sampson⁹, [6], b. May 16, 1790.
• 3. Sarah⁹, b. Dec. 17, 1793; m. May 10, 1821, Reuben Washburn. (q.v.)
• 4. Remington⁹, [12], b. Aug. 25, 1797.
• 5. Anna⁹, b. Oct 17, 1799; d. Sept. 20, 1884. After the death of her mother, she continued to res. with her father, and to take care of him until the close of his life. Subsequently she purchased the place marked "J. Mathews," where she res. many years and where she d. She was a worthy Christian woman; industrious and economical, yet generous. Besides remembering her own family, she left,by will, over $1000 to the American Bible Society, and was a regular contributor to many religious and philanthropic objects. There was a receipt for $10, which she gave to constitute Mrs. Patience Ware a member of the Memorial fund, auxiliary to the Female Cent institution, dated June 10, 1872; and another receipt for $30, which she paid for a life membership in the American Bible society, dated June 2, 1847.

  Sampler made by Anna Tuttle (click for larger image)

• 5. daughter⁹, born and died on Sept. 13, 1803

6. Sampson⁹[2], (Sampson⁸, Sampson⁷, Samuel⁶, Simon⁵, Simon⁴, John ³, Symon², Thomas¹); m. May 30, 1820, Mary McAllister, of Antrim; he settled on the place marked "S. Tuttle Heirs," which he had purchased of Jacob Emerson. (The McAllister family emigrated from Scotland to Ireland. Richard McAllister m.about the year 1735, Ann Miller,and came to this country in the winter of 1738-39. Their eight child, James, m. Sally, dau. of David McClary, of Bedford in Oct. 1773.) Mary,  the dau. of James and Sally McAllister was, b.Feb.21,1792; d. Nov. 10, 1857; m. Sampson Tuttle. He was rightly respected in town; was chosen in 1819 as one of the committee to visit the schools. He d. Feb. 19, 1857. Children:---

• 7. Horatio¹⁰, b. June 22, 1821; d. Dec. 21, 1838.
• 8. Mary¹⁰, b. Oct. 28, 1823; d. Dec. 12, 1843.
  Her Epitaph:
  She has gone before ,
  To that unseen and silent shore:
  We shall not meet as heretofore,
  On summer morning.
  Our young & gentle Friend, whose smile
  Made brighter summer hours.
  Amid the frosts of Autum, time
  Has left us with the flowers.
  
• 9. John Fletcher Spaulding ¹⁰, b. Nov. 5, 1827; d. Aug. 29, 1831.
• 10. Lucetta¹⁰, [6] b. May 12, 1829; was graduated at the Female seminary in Newbury, Vt.; was asuccessful school-teacher, as the writer can testify from experience; m. Rev. Jasper Tenney
• An infant born and died Oct, 26 1842. (from grave marker)
• 11. Sally Ann¹⁰, b. Dec. 5, 1834; d. 1927; She was also graduated at the Female seminary in Newbury, Vt., and a successful school-teacher. For thorough scholarship, probably these two sisters have not been surpassed by any persons whose names appear in this history (History Of Hancock).

12. Remington⁹, [4] (Sampson⁸, Sampson⁷, Samuel⁶, Simon⁵, Simon⁴, John ³, Symon², Thomas¹), b. Aug. 25, 1797. m. April 30,1829, Lucinda, dau. of Simeon and Mary Hartwell, a lineal descendant of William Hartwell, one of the prominent settlers of Concord, Mass.;

Remington Tuttle & Lucinda Hartwell
1797 - 1890	1802 - 1880

Lucinda's Mail

To Hartwell - Jan. 1, 1863

He settled on the homestead, where he continues to res.; In his time he was one of the most respected of the citizens of Hancock NH. He was one of the very few of the men of the second generation from the first settlers, and almost the only man that continued to occupy the farm that his father reclaimed from the wilderness. His wife d. Dec. 13, 1880 aged 78 years. Children:---

• 13. Rufus¹⁰, b. Feb.3,1830; res. with his father on the homestead.
• 14. Henry¹⁰, b. in H., May 19,1831; d. at Riverside (Gill), Mass., Oct. 14, 1871; was buried in H.; he was a farmer; m. in H. Jan. 14, 1858, Sarah Caroline, Dau. of Benjamin and Sally (Matthews) Kimball. (q. v.)Child(ren):--
  
  • 15. Ella Lucetta¹¹, b. in H., Sept. 6 1859; m. in Peterboro', Sept. 18, 1879, George Wheeler Goodhue
    
• 16. Abigail¹⁰, b. Dec. 8, 1832; m.John H Felch. (q.v.)

  Abigail's Mail

  To Hartwell - Apr. 5, 1863

• 17. Otis¹⁰, [22] b. Nov. 12, 1835;
• 18. Hartwell(8), b. March 14, 1840; m. July 23, 1871 Harriet B., dau of Jackson and Belinda (Stiles) Dowling, of Bradford; an artist res. place marked "H. Fairfield." Children
  
  • 19. Homer R.¹¹, b. March 1, 1874.
  • 20. Ralph S.¹¹, b. Aug 5, 1879.
    
• 21. Lucinda Remington¹⁰, b. Sept. 12, 1842; d. Feb. 11, 1843.
  

CHILDREN of Otis and Nellie Tuttle:-

• 23. Morris Henry¹¹, [25] b. March 9, 1878.

• 24. Alice Mabel¹¹, b. May 15, 1881, in Hancock. d. Sept. 3, 1943 in Hancock. m1. William Wheeler Hayward m2. William D. Fogg. Alice worked as a telphone operator. She was a member of the Hancock Historical Society, The Hancock Women's Club and the League of New Hampshire Arts and Crafts.
  

Alice Mabel Tuttle 1881 - 1943

Most of the information above this line
is from "The History of Hancock, NH" by Hayward 1889

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Information below line is an update written in 1997

25. Morris Henry¹¹, [23] (Otis¹⁰, Remington⁹, Sampson⁸, Sampson⁷, Samuel⁶, Simon⁵, Simon⁴, John³, Symon², Thomas¹)b. March 9, 1878. d. Nov. 28, 1960 in Hyde Park Mass. As a young man he moved from Hancock to Boston. The years around the turn of the century found him working as a Towerman on the Boston & Albany Railroad. On Nov. 27, 1907, he married Buelah Mae Eastman in West Groton Mass.

Morris Henry Tuttle & Buelah Mae Eastman
1878 - 1960	1881 - 1971

CHILDREN of Morris and Buelah Tuttle:-

• 26. Eastman Weed¹², b. June 14, 1909: d. Aug. 31, 1991 m. Nov.4, 1939 Christine Mildred Grant

  Eastman Weed Tuttle

  
  

• 27. Baldwin Gray¹², b. April 2, 1912 d. Feb. 1, 1983 m. June 22, 1940 Linda Cameron Betts

  
  

  Baldwin Gray Tuttle

  
  

• 28. Barbara Alice¹², b. Nov. 9, 1918, Boston Mass.; d. April 30, 1996 in Towson Md. m. July 20, 1946; Lloyd Littlefield Curtin of Boston Mass. in St. Paul Minn.

  
  

  Barbara Alice Tuttle

Much of the information shown here has been obtained from:
HOH = "The History Of Hancock NH 1764 - 1889" by William Willis Hayward

LTR = "Littleton Town Records Births, Marriages, Deaths To 1850 (The Red Book)
Published in Littleton, Mass 1900

Other information was obtained from Sam Behling's website

. . . and from my family records