FOURTEENTH GENERATION
"TUTTLE, TUTTEL, or TUTHILL, ...(10083i) RICHARD, Boston, came in the Planter, from London 1635, aged 42, call. husbandman; [[vol. 4, p. 352]] with (10083) Isabel, 70, perhaps his mo.; w. (10083i[1]) Ann, 41; ch. Ann, 12; John, 10; and Rebecca, 6; he with his w. join. our ch. 27 Dec aft. arr. was adm. freem. 3 Mar. foll. and 8 May 1640. Perhaps his d. Ann m. (10083v_b[1]) John Pantry of Hartford, and next, 23 June 1654, (10083v_b[2]) Thomas Welles of H."
"Note: The source for [(10083v[1]) Elizabeth's] last name being Mathews is the Society for Daughters of the American Revolution: Colonists Lineage Book, Vol. 13, p. 48. It states: 'Elizabeth /Mathews/F. 1 alias Elizabeth /Southcote? birth about Feb 1611-12 Exeter, Devon, Eng. and 1 death 30 Dec 1684 New Haven, CT.' A later note says 'last name may be Southcote', joined church in Boston, buried Old Green Cemetery, New Haven; Elizabeth was dismissed from the church in Ipswitch in 1639."
"PANTRY, or PANTREE, (10083v_b[1]) JOHN, Hartford, s. of William, b. in Eng. freem. 1650, m. (10083v_b) Hannah Tuttle of Boston, who was prob. d. of (10082v) Richard, had beside Mary and Hannah, (2513vi[1]) John, bapt. 17 Mar. 1650; and d. prob. 1653. His wid. m. 23 June 1654, (10083v_b[2]) Thomas Wells. Hannah d. 1672, unm. when her sis. (2513ii[1]) Mary, also, was unm."
"BELL, ...FRANCIS, Stamford, then call. Rippowams, 1641, had been early at Wethersfield, was a lieut. 1666, but not freem. of Conn. Col. bef. 1676, tho. he was adm. of that of N. H. 1641. His w. Rebecca d. 1684, and he d. 8 Jan. 1690. From his will of 24 May preced. we gain something as to his fam. Jonathan is the only s. nam. d. Mary Hoyt, and four s. of his d. (10083v_d[1]) Rebecca, w. of (10083v_d) Jonathan Tuttle, the mo. hav. d. 2 May 1676."
"SLAWSON, ...(4867vii[1]) JOHN, Stamford, s. of the preced. m. 12 Nov. 1663, (4867vii) Sarah, d. of (4866) William Tuttle of New Haven, had John, b. 1664; Sarah, 1667; and Jonathan, 1670. His w. was k. 17 Nov. 1676, with an axe, by her br. Benjamin T. wh. tho. prob. insane was execut. for it, 13 June foll. He m. sec. w. Elizabeth Benedict, had Mary, Thomas, and, perhaps, more ch. and d. 1706."
"EDWARDS, ...(10083v_h[1]) RICHARD, Hartford, only ch. of first William m. 19 Nov. 1667, (10083v_h) Elizabeth d. of (10083v) William Tuttle of New Haven, had Mary, b. 1668; (10083v_h1) Timothy, 14 May 1669; Abigail, 1671; Elizabeth 1675; Ann, 1678; Mabel, bapt. 13 Dec. 1685; and ano. ch. whose name is not found;
"next, m. a. 1692, Mary, d. of Hon. John Talcott, had Jonathan, 20 Jan. 1693 d. soon; John, 27 Feb. 1694; Hannah, 3 [[vol. 2, p. 104]] Jan. 1696; Richard, 5 June 1698, d. young; Daniel, 11 Apr. 1701, Y. C. 1720; and Samuel, 1 Nov. 1702. He was a very valu. cit. and d. 20 May 1713 acc. Geneal. Reg. XII. 334, while fam. tradit. gives 20 Apr. 1718, when Timothy, Abigail, Elizabeth Ann, and Mabel, ch. of the first w. beside three s. and one d. of the sec. were liv."
-- James Savage, op. cit.
Aaron Burr was prob. the fourth cousin, six times removed (64/M), of (9) Emma Rosetta Duncan (Emma descendant) through William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews
Jonathan Edwards was the third cousin, seven times removed (256/M), of (9) Emma Rosetta Duncan (Emma descendant) through William Tuttle and Elizabeth Mathews
"BROWN, ...(10083v_k[1]) SAMUEL, Wallingford, was liv. at New Haven 1670, s. of Francis of the same, m. 2 May 1667, (10083v_k) Mercy, d. of (10083v) William Tuttle of the same, had Abigail, b. 11 Mar. 1669; (2505ii[1]) Sarah, 8 Aug. 1672; Rachel, 14 Apr. 1677; Francis, 7 Oct. 1679; after wh. he rem. to W.
"there had Gideon, 12 July 1685; and Samuel, wh. was k. by his mo. 20 June 1691, with an axe, and she was convict. 1 Oct. foll. of murder; but the court had sense eno. to set aside the verdict, as it was clearly a case of insanity.[[vol. 1, p. 276]] The f. d. in that yr. but, after the trial, sent an effective petitn. to the Court. Only three ch. were then liv. Sarah, w. of (2505ii) Joseph Doolittle, Rachel, and Francis; the wid. still liv. in 1695."
-- James Savage, op. cit. "TUTTLE, TUTTEL, or TUTHILL, ...(10083v) WILLIAM, Boston, came in the Planter 1635, aged 26, with w. (10083i[1]) Elizabeth 23; ch. (10083v[2]a) John 3 1/2; (10083v[2]b) Ann, 2 1/4; and (10083v[2]c) Thomas, 3 mos. He is, by tradit. said to have come from Co. Northampton. His w. join. our ch. 24 July 1636, and brot. to be bapt. (10083v[2]d) Jonathan, 2 July 1637; (10083v[2]e) David, 7 Apr. 1639.
"Soon aft. he rem. to New Haven, there became a man of conseq. had (10083v[2]f) Joseph, bapt. 22 Nov. 1640; (10083v[2]g) Sarah, Apr. 1642; (10083v[2]h) Elizabeth 9 Nov. 1645; (10083v[2]i) Simon, 28 Mar. 1647; (10083v[2]j) Benjamin, 29 Oct. 1648; (10083v[2]k) Mercy, b. 27 Apr. bapt. 19 May 1650; and (10083v[2]l) Nathaniel, b. 24, bapt. 29 Feb. 1652.
"His est. was giv. to be admin. June 1673, all the ch. liv. and the w. d. 30 Dec. 1684. Of the ds. (10083v[2]g) Sarah m. 12 Nov. 1663, (10083v[2]g[1]) John Slawson; (10083v[2]k) Mercy m. 2 May 1667, (10083v[2]k[1]) Samuel Brown; (10083v[2]h) Elizabeth m. 19 Nov. foll. (10083v[2]h[1]) Richard Edwards. Farmer numbers the gr. in 1834, as six at Yale, four at Harv. and two at other N. E. coll. [[vol. 4, p. 353]]"
-- James Savage, op. cit.
10082. Symon Toothill
-- James Savage, "A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692" c/o http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/
-- Bill Zoucha bzoucha3165@msn.com
-- James Savage, op. cit.
-- James Savage, op. cit.
-- James Savage, op. cit.
Rev. Jonathan
Edwards
-> Aaron Burr, Vice-President of the United States (1756-1836)
10097. unknown (F)
"QUIMBY, or QUINBY, ...(10097i_a) ROBERT, Salisbury 1663, had (10097i_a1) Lydia, b. 22 Jan. 1658; (10097i_a2) William, 11 June 1660; John, 7 Sept. 1665; and (10097i_a5) Thomas, 8 Feb. 1668; and prob. d. 1677. Lydia m. 10 Apr. 1674, (10097i_a1[1]) William Holdridge."
"QUIMBY, or QUINBY, ...(10097ii) WILLIAM, Amesbury, perhaps br. perhaps s. of the preced. [(10097i_a) Robert] took o. of fidel. 20 Dec. 1677."
NOTE: No "Anne Quimby" was found among the descendants of (10096) Thomas of Farnham, other than those of (5048) William.
"
Barnabas Lamson, Planter, of Salisbury, taxed in 1652, bought and sold land there in 1654. He that year was convicted by the Norfolk Court of fornication with Elizabeth Osgood. He gave bonds to appear and be whipped, and also to maintain the child which should be born; but the bonds were forfeited. If Elizabeth Osgood should keep her child, and secure the town, she was to have the remainder of Barnabas Lamson 's estate. She was also to appear and be whipped, her father Wm. Osgood being the bondsman for her appearance.
"Robert and Elizabeth were attacked in 1677 by the Indian, Symon, who was thought to be a friend of the family. Robert was killed and Elizabeth wounded and left for dead. Elizabeth was appointed administrator of the estate on 10/9/1677; Inventory 8/27/1677; Robert Quinby was administrator; the estate was divided in1700."
-- "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury" by David W. Hoyt p.23 c/o http://www.spoonergen.com/res/resn33.htm
"The arms of the QUINBY family are: Argent, two bars sable in chief a proper Cornish chough. Crest: A Cornish chough in arms.
"The recent researches of Henry Cole QUINBY Esq., of New York City, have untangled many perplexing snarls regarding the ancestry of this family. There is no discoverable authority for the statement that Thomas QUINBY was the founder of the family in America. There is ground for a reasonable supposition that Robert and William QUINBY, who settled about the same time in New England, the former in Norfolk county, Massachusetts, the latter in Connecticut, were related, probably brothers, but nothing has thus far been found to establish any relationship between them."
-- http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/lewisbios/gurneeisaacq.htm
Sometimes a christening date of 23 Mar 1623 comes up for (10097i_a) Robert. This no doubt comes from the online records of Boston, Lincolnshire (IGI). Apparently no satisfactory baptismal record for (5048) William could be found there, because William is usually posted as having come from Farnham, Surrey (where perhaps an ancient line exists?). Some researchers have "corrected" this mismatch by having Robert born in Surrey, as the son of William, then having his (unnamed) mother race up to Lincolnshire to have him baptized! This, in itself, ought to be convincing proof that nobody yet knows who the parents of either Quimby patriarch were. I am posting them here as uncle and nephew (as some early historians guessed them to be), simply because, having arrived in America on the same ship at the same time, they stand a good chance of being somehow related :-)
10096. poss. Thomas Quimby
-- James Savage, op. cit.
-- James Savage, op. cit.
"General Notes [(20164) Richard Toothill]:
"Of Woodford, Co Northampton, b abt 1530, m (20165) Elizabeth_.. Wayne Barnes identifies her as Elizabeth Lyncoln. No source. Price has he d 1587/88 Woodford. Sam has he d 1589/90 in Peterborough. Jacobus cited his will for March 1589 as the date of his death. Possibly more than one Richard Toothill, but the Puritan dating system makes for the sort of confusion seen here. Jacobus has him supervised will of Richard Beare of Woodford, 3 Nov 1579, witness will of Elizabeth Lyncoln, 1556. At least we know that there were Lyncolns around and the Tuttles had close ties to them; they were probably closely related to the Tuttle family in some way."
-- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~villandra/lowef/f64.html#f224
20164. Richard Toothill
b. AFT 1568 Ringstead, Northampton, England
20167. unknown (F)
(10083) Isabel Wells???
Posted by: joe chiosie (ID *****4658) Date: January 29, 2007 at 11:24:28 of 11229
"I have Isabel Wells daughter of (20166) John, who was the mother of (10083v) William tuttle. Any further info on her father or mother would be apreciated. I keep running into websites that link her with the De Welles and Plantagenet families of nobility and I don't see any REAL evidence of this."
"Re: Isabel Wells???
Posted by: kenneth o.tuttle (ID *****5853) Date: February 04, 2007 at 19:05:31
In Reply to: Isabel Wells??? by joe chiosie of 11229
Hi Joe, You are correct Isabel Wells is the daughter Of John Wells/Welles Her mother is unknown but we do have a date of 1541 for birth and 1537 for Father John."
-- http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?isabel,toothill::wells::10731.html
"Of (10082) Simon it says: "Symon Tootill or Towtills of Ringstead, co Northampton, born say 1560, buried at Ringstead, 15 June 1630; married Isabel Wells, born about 1565, daughter of John Wells of Ringstead, who mentioned her in his will in 1618.
"The will of John Wells also named all four of his Tuttell grandsons. Symon was supervisor of the will of Matthew Harris of Woodford, 5 Nov 1600. His own will was proved 1630 at Northampton.. His widow accompanied her sons on the "Planter" in 1635, but no record of her has been seen in this country, and probably she did not long survive." Then lists their ch... On p. 6: There is further discussion concerning the researchers lack of work on the will of Symon Tootill while studying that of his wife's fa. John Wells. It seems the wills are very difficult to read and a lady in SLC did produce typewritten copies of trans. of the wills. More info, but not on direct lines."
-- http://daytonrobertson.home.att.net/pafg11.htm
20166. John Wells
= siblings
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