Daniel Tuttle, b. 11 Nov 1680; m. 18 Oct 1711, Ruth, daughter of Ephraim Howe. He settled on lot 16 east side of Main St., Wallingford, Conn. In June, 1715, he received by deed from his father a house lot of 1 1/2 acres and other lands in Wallingford. In 1738 his commission as Capt. of So. East Mil. Co. of Wallingford confirmed by assembly. In 1739 he was licensed to keep a tavern. He d. in Wallingford 1748. In 1750 Lieut. Jehiel Tuttle exhibited will of Capt. Daniel T., dated May, 1747, names wife Ruth; gives eldest son Jehiel 400 pounds beside what he has had; eldest daughter dau. Phebe, wife of Samuel Miles, 60 pounds; Lydia, wife of Benjamin Culver 40 pounds, Eunice 5 pounds, Mary 100 pounds, Lois youngest dau. 100 pound. Ambrose and Jehiel, executors. Children: Daniel; Jehiel; Phebe; Martha; Lydia; Eunice; Eunice: Ambrose; Enos; Mary; Lois and Abiah. The descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle, who came from old to New England in 1635, and settled in New Haven in 1639, by George Frederick Tuttle, p. 453.
Inscription
Here Lies Y body of Capt. Daniel Tuttle
who died Aug of Y 12 1747 Age 53 Years
Note: There is a discrepancy between the date of birth in the Tuttle book and his age at time of death on his headstone.
Inscription
Here Lies Y body of Capt. Daniel Tuttle
who died Aug of Y 12 1747 Age 53 Years
Note: There is a discrepancy between the date of birth in the Tuttle book and his age at time of death on his headstone.
Daniel Tuttle, b. 11 Nov 1680; m. 18 Oct 1711, Ruth, daughter of Ephraim Howe. He settled on lot 16 east side of Main St., Wallingford, Conn. In June, 1715, he received by deed from his father a house lot of 1 1/2 acres and other lands in Wallingford. In 1738 his commission as Capt. of So. East Mil. Co. of Wallingford confirmed by assembly. In 1739 he was licensed to keep a tavern. He d. in Wallingford 1748. In 1750 Lieut. Jehiel Tuttle exhibited will of Capt. Daniel T., dated May, 1747, names wife Ruth; gives eldest son Jehiel 400 pounds beside what he has had; eldest daughter dau. Phebe, wife of Samuel Miles, 60 pounds; Lydia, wife of Benjamin Culver 40 pounds, Eunice 5 pounds, Mary 100 pounds, Lois youngest dau. 100 pound. Ambrose and Jehiel, executors. Children: Daniel; Jehiel; Phebe; Martha; Lydia; Eunice; Eunice: Ambrose; Enos; Mary; Lois and Abiah. The descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle, who came from old to New England in 1635, and settled in New Haven in 1639, by George Frederick Tuttle, p. 453.
Inscription
Here Lies Y body of Capt. Daniel Tuttle
who died Aug of Y 12 1747 Age 53 Years
Note: There is a discrepancy between the date of birth in the Tuttle book and his age at time of death on his headstone.
Inscription
Here Lies Y body of Capt. Daniel Tuttle
who died Aug of Y 12 1747 Age 53 Years
Note: There is a discrepancy between the date of birth in the Tuttle book and his age at time of death on his headstone.
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Son of Simon and Abigail (Beach) Tuttle, Husband of Ruth Howe
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