Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameNicholas Huffman TUTTLE 
Birth Date1759
Birth PlaceHighland Township, Ulster County, New York
Death Date20 Nov 1850 Age: 91
Death PlaceCallao, Macon County, Missouri
Burial PlaceBevier, Macon County, Missouri, Antioch Cemetery
OccupationRevolutionary War Soldier, VA Militia, George Rogers Clark,
FatherJames C. TUTTLE Jr. , 154 (1738-1811)
MotherRebecca WASHBURN , 155 (1740-1779)
Spouses
Birth Date24 Apr 1760
Birth PlaceFarmington, Hartford County, Connecticut
Death Date1850 Age: 89
Death PlaceMacon, Macon County, Missouri
Family ID7769
Marr Date1783
Marr PlaceWayne County, Kentucky
ChildrenNicholas Washburn (1797-1881)
Notes for Nicholas Huffman TUTTLE
Served in the Revolutionary War under Gen. George Rogers Clark in the 'Virginia Line'. He was one of the earliest settlers of Macon County and was buried with the 'Honors of War'. His death notice was in the Liberty Weekly Tribune 27 Dec 1850.
His name is on a plaque in the Macon County courthouse.
--by James (1785814) 2001
Nicholas Tuttle's daughter Elizabeth (Tuttle) Shoemaker is buried between Nicholas and her husband Solomon Shoemaker about center of the cemetery.
--by James (50280664) 10-23-23
On Find A Grave.
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Birth: 1759
Ulster County
New York, USA
Death: Nov. 20, 1850
Macon County
Missouri, USA
Served in the Revolutionary War under Gen. George Rogers Clark in the 'Virginia Line'. He was one of the earliest settlers of Macon Co. & was buried with the 'Honors of War'.
His death notice was in the Liberty Weekly Tribune dated 27 Dec 1850. His name is on a plaque in the Macon Co. courthouse.
Burial:
Antioch Cemetery
Bevier
Macon County
Missouri, USA
On Ancestry from Julie Newcomer.
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His name is on a plaque in the Macon County courthouse.
--by James (1785814) 2001
Nicholas Tuttle's daughter Elizabeth (Tuttle) Shoemaker is buried between Nicholas and her husband Solomon Shoemaker about center of the cemetery.
--by James (50280664) 10-23-23
On Find A Grave.
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Birth: 1759
Ulster County
New York, USA
Death: Nov. 20, 1850
Macon County
Missouri, USA
Served in the Revolutionary War under Gen. George Rogers Clark in the 'Virginia Line'. He was one of the earliest settlers of Macon Co. & was buried with the 'Honors of War'.
His death notice was in the Liberty Weekly Tribune dated 27 Dec 1850. His name is on a plaque in the Macon Co. courthouse.
Burial:
Antioch Cemetery
Bevier
Macon County
Missouri, USA
On Ancestry from Julie Newcomer.
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