She was the daughter of George Tutterow and Ruth Coon. The 1850 Census taken in Sept. shows that she was age 5. This places her birth in 1845. She married William H. Pruitt on Aug. 5, 1879 in Brown Co. She was the mother of 5 children: John W., Ruth (Pruitt) Cook Hamilton, William Scott, Sarah E. (Pruitt) Prather and Mary H. (Pruitt) Plessinger.
Her grave is believed to be in the Tutterow family plot and next to her brother John's grave. His stone uses the "Tutrow" spelling of the surname. John's granddaughter provided information about the Mt. Zion Tutterow family burials.
Her grave is believed to be in the Tutterow family plot and next to her brother John's grave. His stone uses the "Tutrow" spelling of the surname. John's granddaughter provided information about the Mt. Zion Tutterow family burials.
She was the daughter of George Tutterow and Ruth Coon. The 1850 Census taken in Sept. shows that she was age 5. This places her birth in 1845. She married William H. Pruitt on Aug. 5, 1879 in Brown Co. She was the mother of 5 children: John W., Ruth (Pruitt) Cook Hamilton, William Scott, Sarah E. (Pruitt) Prather and Mary H. (Pruitt) Plessinger.
Her grave is believed to be in the Tutterow family plot and next to her brother John's grave. His stone uses the "Tutrow" spelling of the surname. John's granddaughter provided information about the Mt. Zion Tutterow family burials.
Her grave is believed to be in the Tutterow family plot and next to her brother John's grave. His stone uses the "Tutrow" spelling of the surname. John's granddaughter provided information about the Mt. Zion Tutterow family burials.
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