[255] Martha --

[Tuttle1] Removed from Norwalk to what is now the north part of New Canaan and kept a public house there for many years.

[509] Mary Reed

[Tuttle1] Settled first in Wallingford, then in Canaan near the Stamford line.

[1017] Katherine Lane

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[TorreyCD] TUTTLE, John (1631-1683) & Katharine LANE; 8 Nov 1653; New Haven {New Haven VR 3; New Haven Gen. Mag. 892-3, 1080, 1881; Smith-Hale 511; Babcock Anc. 73, 109; Beckwith Gen. 15, Tuttle 1; Hale (1952) 774}

[Tuttle1] Received house and lot in East Haven from his father by deed in 1661. Sold it next year to John Potter.

[Gillespie 490] As a youth of 19 years, JT was the unwitting cause of slanderous remarks made concerning his mother. He was one of five young men who on 22 May 1654 tok the oath of fidelity to the New Haven Colony. He sold his house and home lot at Stony River to John Potter and his half-interest in the upland meadow near Stony River to Widow Luddington. 8 months later he asked permission to buy some land from the Indians near Chestnut Hill. A fence viewer in 1667. Some mishap occurred in 1677 as his rates were adjusted ``in consideration of the afflicting hand of God''. In the third division of land 20 December 1680, he received as head of houshold with 7 persons 28 acres in the eastern section and 12 acres in the western section. JT died intestate leaving an estate appraised at only 79 pounds. They had 9 known children and possibly two more.

[2033] Elizabeth Hill