[TAG 2:262] Baptized 27 May 1694. MTB married 2nd 5 December 1733 Jonathan Atwater.

[723] Mary Sanford

d. 16 November 1668

Milford Conn

[TAG 7/8: 1882]

[TAG 7/8: 1882] MS married 2nd Daniel Johnson 23 December 1707, New Haven

[TorreyCD] TUTTLE, Thomas (1667-1703) & Mary SANFORD (1668-), m/2 Daniel JOHNSON 1707; 28 Jun 1692; New Haven {New Haven VR 65; New Haven Gen. Mag. 1029, 1882; Dickerman 157; Johnson (#2) 5; Moore Anc. 553; Smith-Hale 513; Sanford 1353; Tuttle 136, 141}

[1445] Hannah Powell

	b. August 1641	New Haven Conn	[TAG 7/8: 1882]
	d. 15 October 1710	New Haven Conn	[TAG 7/8: 1882]

[TorreyCD] TUTTLE, Thomas (1634, 1635?-1710) & Hannah POWELL (1641-1710); 21 May 1661; New Haven {New Haven VR 16; New Haven Gen. Mag. 1882; Moore Anc. 432, 532, 548; Smith-Hale 511, 512, 520; Tuttle 1, 135; Hale (1952) 774}

[Savage 4:352] New Haven. Was freeman before 1669; proprietor 1685. died four days apart.

[1017] Katherine Lane

[TorreyCD] SLASON, John (?1641-1706) & 1/wf Sarah TUTTLE (1642-1676, murdered); 17 Nov 1663, 19? Nov, ?22 Nov; New Haven {McCormick-Hamilton 883; Tuttle 1; Hale (1952) 774; New Haven VR; New Haven Gen. Mag. 1454, 1619, 1883; Fairfield Fam. 1:566; Stamford Hist. 43, 165; Smith-Hale 512; Bond Anc. 162; Crary-Dunham 160, 162; Slawson (1946) 12}

[2031/2033/2889] Elizabeth Hill

	b. c1612	Ringstead, Co Northampton	[Gillespie 479]
	d. 30 December 1684	New Haven Conn	[TAG 7/8: 1882]

[TorreyCD] TUTTLE, William (1609-1673) & Elizabeth _____ (1612-1684); in Eng, by 1631; Boston/New Haven {Hale (1952) 773, 783; TAG 33:7-10; McCormick-Hamilton 108, 883; New Haven Gen. Mag. 1881; Tuttle 1, 606; Crary-Dunham 161; Smith-Hale 505; Dwight 1036; Moore Anc. 532; Babcock Anc. 107; Mack 1316; NYGBR 43:97; Hale (1952) 529; Marks-Platt 54, 66, 95; Charlestown 975}

[Savage 4:352] Boston, came in the Planter 1635, aged 26, with wife Elizabeth, aged 23. Said to have come from Northampton. Wife joined the church 24 July 1636. Soon removed to New Haven and became a man of consequence. Estate given to be administered June 1673.

[Gillespie 479-488] The Planter left Gravesend 2 April 1635, bound for Boston -- aboard were 3 Tuttle families: William, Richard and their cousin John (Isabel Tuttle, 70, was with Richard's family; Wm and Elizabeth, 26 and 23, and their children: John 3.5, Ann 2.25, and Thomas 3 months. WT settled in Charlestown, Richard in Boston, and John in Ipswich. In 1635, WT was the surveyor and was granted the right to build a windmill. 4 June 1639 WT and family joined the New Haven group and was one of the 111 original signers of the fundamental agreements. There he bought various pieces of land. The original Tuttle homestead became the sight of the first Yale college buildings. In 1659, WT acquired land from the estate of the late Gov. Eaton which was the property settled on his son Thomas in 1670.

In the first division, 1640, WT had a household of 7 and a taxable estate of 400 pounds -- he received 37.5 acres, 7.5 in the necke, and 26 acres of meadowland. In the second division, WT received 107 acres and assessed at 450 pounds. In the third division, 1680, WT had died.

WT was a husbandman and merchant. He served on various committees for the town. For example, in 1668, WT was on the committee to settle the boundary dispute with Milford and in 1672, he was one of the signers of the agreement settling this dispute. He filled only a few offices: fence viewer in 40, 44, 63 & 70; constable in 1666/7; juror in 69, 71 and 72. He was a freeman on the October 69 list.

WT was involved in numerous suits. His children, in particular, were involved in a very large number of problems -- for various lapses of behavior, etc.

WT died intestate between 20 February and 27 August. June 73 inventory was 499-08-06. ET lived with her son Nathaniel until her death wnd her inventory was valued at 294-07-03.

12 children: John, Anne, Thomas, Jonathon, David, Joseph, Sarah, Elisabeth, Simon, Benjamin, Mercy and Nathaniel.

{see TAG 54:167-175}

[4061/4065/5777] Isabel Wells

b. c1565

[Gillespie 478-9] ST born probably at Woodford. IW born c1565, as her age is listed as 70 on the passenger list of the Planter in 1635. Simon's will was proved in 1630 at Northampton. 4 children: Richard, Thomas, Simon, and William.

[Hale-House 771-775] Of Ringstead, Co Northampton. His widow accompanied her sons on the Planter in 1635, but no record of her has been seen in this country, and she probably did not long survive.

[8121/8129/11553] Elizabeth --

[Gillespie 478] RT and wife Elizabeth lived in Woodford. RT witnessed the will of Elizabeth Lincoln in 1556 and supervised the will of Richard Bearl of Woodford, 3 November 1579. Will of "Richard ``Toothill'' was proved 11 March 1589/90 at Peterborough, Co Northampton, naming Simon, Anthony, Elizabeth, Ellen, mary, Frances and Thomas. ET was the executrix.

[Hale-House 771-775] Of Woodford, Co Northampton.

[16241/16257/23105] ?

[Gillespie 478] Of Woodford, Co Northampton. Taxed ther 10 November 1544. Thomas ``Totehill'' witnessed wills at various times. Believed to be the father of Richard Tuttle, born c1530.

see Jacobus: Hale, House and Related Families, 771-5; de Forest: Moore and Allied Families, 532-49; and Tuttle: The Descendants of Wm and Elizabeth Tuttle.