Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameSarah Saloma “Sally” EPPERLY 
Birth Date1795
Birth PlaceNorth Carolina
Death Date1870 Age: 75
Death PlaceMacon County, Missouri
Burial PlaceMacon County, Missouri, Tuttle Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date12 Mar 1797
Birth PlaceGeorgia
Death Date2 Feb 1881 Age: 83
Death PlaceMacon, Macon County, Missouri
Burial PlaceMacon County, Missouri, Tuttle Cemetery
FatherNicholas Huffman TUTTLE (1759-1850)
MotherElizabeth “Betty” Burke (1760-1850)
Family ID9043
Marr Date7 Jul 1817
Marr PlaceWayne County, Kentucky
ChildrenNicholas Huffman (1828-1913)
Notes for Nicholas Washburn (Spouse 1)
Son of Nicholas (1759-1850) & Elizabeth Ann "Annie" (Burk) Tuttle (born 24 Apr 1760 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT, died c.1810).
Married Sarah Saloma Epperly 7 July 1817 at Wayne County, KY. She was born 1795 NC.
Children:
~ Patience Tuttle Bates c1788-1850
~ Henry Tuttle 1790-
~ Jackson Tuttle 1791-
~ Anna Tuttle 1793-
~ Nicholas Washburn Tuttle 1795-1881
~ Pleasant P. Tuttle 1803-1872
~ Elizabeth Tuttle Shoemaker 1804-1884
~ Thomas Tuttle c1800-
~ James Tuttle 1804-1831
~ Robert Tuttle 1806-
He was a brother to Pleasant P. Tuttle, sons of the gallant Revolutionary War soldier Nicholas Tuttle buried at Antioch.
--by James 2001
To the Honerable County Court of Randolph County August Term 1831:
The undersigned Petitioners being Citisens Salt Springs Township Randolph County all householders of said Township labor under divers inconveniences for want of a Justice of the Piece as it is the most thickly settled part of said Township and remote from a Justice of The Piece. we Therefore pray you would recommend Summers Wright of said Township to the execut (torn) of the state of Missouri to be appointed as Justice of the Piece for said Township.
--ks
On Find A Grave.
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Married Sarah Saloma Epperly 7 July 1817 at Wayne County, KY. She was born 1795 NC.
Children:
~ Patience Tuttle Bates c1788-1850
~ Henry Tuttle 1790-
~ Jackson Tuttle 1791-
~ Anna Tuttle 1793-
~ Nicholas Washburn Tuttle 1795-1881
~ Pleasant P. Tuttle 1803-1872
~ Elizabeth Tuttle Shoemaker 1804-1884
~ Thomas Tuttle c1800-
~ James Tuttle 1804-1831
~ Robert Tuttle 1806-
He was a brother to Pleasant P. Tuttle, sons of the gallant Revolutionary War soldier Nicholas Tuttle buried at Antioch.
--by James 2001
To the Honerable County Court of Randolph County August Term 1831:
The undersigned Petitioners being Citisens Salt Springs Township Randolph County all householders of said Township labor under divers inconveniences for want of a Justice of the Piece as it is the most thickly settled part of said Township and remote from a Justice of The Piece. we Therefore pray you would recommend Summers Wright of said Township to the execut (torn) of the state of Missouri to be appointed as Justice of the Piece for said Township.
--ks
On Find A Grave.
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