On 17 Aug 1842, she married William S. Tuttle, near Granville in Licking County, Ohio. The date and location were confirmed in Hannah's application for a widow's pension in 1892.
By 1849, the growing family was in Eden, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and by 1870 they were firmly established in Wrightstown, Brown Co., Wisconsin.
Hannah and William had 16 known children together. [Note: William had 4 known children from his previous marriage to Lucy (Gray) Herriman: Lucy, Oliver, Stephen, and Lewis - 2 of whom, Oliver and Stephen, Hannah raised from a young age.]
After William's death in 1883, it appears that Hannah relocated to Emerald in St. Croix county. By 1895, six of her surviving children were residing in Emerald, Cylon, Glenwood City, or nearby in Dunn County.
She passed away in Emerald on 12 May 1896. Her death record states she was buried in Dunn Cemetery, which is now known as Mound Cemetery. No headstone exists and the exact location of her grave is not known.
Her death notice appeared in The Glenwood Tribune, 14 May 1896, pg 1, col 8: "Mrs. Tuttle mother of Ed and W. S. Tuttle of this city died at her home in the town of Emerald, Tuesday and will be buried today from the Methodist church. She was well along in years and an old resident of this section and her funeral will no doubt call out a large crowd."
On 17 Aug 1842, she married William S. Tuttle, near Granville in Licking County, Ohio. The date and location were confirmed in Hannah's application for a widow's pension in 1892.
By 1849, the growing family was in Eden, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and by 1870 they were firmly established in Wrightstown, Brown Co., Wisconsin.
Hannah and William had 16 known children together. [Note: William had 4 known children from his previous marriage to Lucy (Gray) Herriman: Lucy, Oliver, Stephen, and Lewis - 2 of whom, Oliver and Stephen, Hannah raised from a young age.]
After William's death in 1883, it appears that Hannah relocated to Emerald in St. Croix county. By 1895, six of her surviving children were residing in Emerald, Cylon, Glenwood City, or nearby in Dunn County.
She passed away in Emerald on 12 May 1896. Her death record states she was buried in Dunn Cemetery, which is now known as Mound Cemetery. No headstone exists and the exact location of her grave is not known.
Her death notice appeared in The Glenwood Tribune, 14 May 1896, pg 1, col 8: "Mrs. Tuttle mother of Ed and W. S. Tuttle of this city died at her home in the town of Emerald, Tuesday and will be buried today from the Methodist church. She was well along in years and an old resident of this section and her funeral will no doubt call out a large crowd."
Family Members
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Andrew M. Tuttle
1843–1881
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Edward Ruthvan Tuttle
1844–1919
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Lucy P. Tuttle Johnson
1846–1883
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Thomas Jefferson Tuttle
1849–1919
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Charlotte Melissa Tuttle LeGrant
1851–1909
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Mrs Alvira Tuttle Cline
1853–1880
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Theodore Tuttle
1855–1856
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Hannah Tuttle
1856–1857
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William S. Tuttle
1859–1934
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Seth George Tuttle
1860–1908
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Florence E. Tuttle Gobler
1862–1938
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Ida Jane Tuttle Wilson
1864–1900
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Anna May Tuttle Fleming
1865–1962
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Ruth Tuttle Grimes
1869–1956
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Edith Tuttle Carter
1872–1947
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