The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

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New England as carly az 1863. Wi u
{ liam lTuttc, born IN England. lsV.s.s
and died at New Haven, 1911, y ND ~
camc iii tho good ship Plnntc :, q 20
Boston. Mass, 1865. with his VIE En ~
/ They moved To New Haven. & 1859, and
had twelve children. Tho Tmttlc manaion
was built on what Is now Chapel and
b College strccts which BECAME the Stc y
or INC first OF Yale''s8 College buildings,
and they gavo place nearly a. century
ago 10 the grand old Gins. which have
shaded the spot for 50 many yea re-. But gut
I In the fall OF 1894 many Of them were cyt
4 downsto make room for Memorial ltail
th,.s making ting monument TO o me
u futile family 55 CT 5St, s5I5
N the Turtles are said n to have como
IL from & ounty Devon. England. Oh the;
tombstone OF Mary futile tsnpposed to,
8 be one OF tho daughters OF william Tut.
y Tic. tho cmigrant). which is q q Caps
7 Hill cetnetary. Bost ton, are TO be folind
3 tho family arms. which, are q n ere pre-
8 scented and which arc verified ~ Eng
lisn authorities. Thsy are described as,
Azure. on d bend !. argent donbly w co.
tiscd, or. a lion. passar,t, Sable y; crest g
on mount. vert, q bird. pr. ~ ~ ne ,ts4
bcak. an olive branch, vert, fructed. or;
4 motto, -,ttncet,e a,,t Mort conquer or;
q eie). William Tuttte had a son. Joseph
born at New Hason, 1870 died 1870;
He married III, 1851. Hannah. daugh-f
Il t.r OF CAPTAIN Manson. His son.
Stephen futile, horn Mt New. ;Iiay I
1874 and moved 81 to Woodbridge. n il,
about l7te, I'll and died there, He val
Il a@constable there. and a. man, 9 6 inuch
property IIe married a Miss Ruth lFitz
& Randolph, Of Now j rsey. His son 3Ii y
99othy, OF Hanover. New Jersey. r, i
172i Cecilia Moore. Their son. Daniel, Df
Il Hanover, N, u, born at Hanover, l1eo. ana
died there. 1865, married, 17a7. Jamir1a
j johnson. fourth In descent from r ebert
j Johnson. one OF the original stttlers OF
New Haven. T hey had a son, Joseph.
who lived tNew Vernon. M ~ a, I'D
married Esther. daughter OF Samuel and
Esther Parkhursf, of Sewa rk, one OF tho
4 most noted families In the Stat One OF
n tho sons Of this Joseph ttes-.y as ReV
y Jacob Tutt1e,a celebrated Prcsbyt erlan
minister, and also professor in the acad-
cmy at Nowton. n. j., and afterwards
went 10 Ohio. " Fl c married into The mated
Ward family OF New ] ersey,. daughter
4 OF Samuel and Margaret FarTani)'
Ward. descendants OF the original set,
tiers Of that name. who came from STAT
Yorkshire, Eng His son was the Rev.
/ Joseph F,arand futile OF Bloomfield. n.
K J. who became eminent In the Presby-I
tcrlan Church and was an author OF re-
~ cft n
U 1le.p,"The Way Lost and Found, " and
ANNALS Of Morris County, M u he,
was also associated with many colleges:
being president OF Wabash college since.
1852 He married In 1876. Susan King
youngest daughter Of Rev. Barnabns5
II King OF Rockawny. n. J /. where liel
was pastor over fifty years. They had
fonr5 children Joseph r, Catherire h,
Arthur w. and J josephine. Frtlrn theao
have descended many OF tne nam no
"A throughout the country.
7 Our correspondent, Mr.. 81 G. ayden.i
or Chicago, " III, has giysn william Emp-5
son futile az being born In Fairfax
county. Va Sept %. ireland Jane Staplc-
fton. his wife, born JAM. 20. 17s9, who were
married March 27, 17s5, and lived near
y Centrnville, Fairfax Co.. Va. where they
had sscven children Wo have given this
direst line from william Tuttle. az New
Haven. In the belle v that a he VIII
liam Simpson Tuttlc lie mentions de--
seconded from Daniel futile, OF New Jor-
I. soy some Of wlosc family is believed to
R have settled in Virginia about that time.
B though none Of the early fairfax records
mentions The name: and II they moved to
4 Kentucky In 1900. very few Of their de-
scendants were left In Virginia a
The James futile whom he speaks of
as from Virginia, WAS a descendant of
James Madison Tuttle. OF Ohio. 4 The
present Professor Albert Henry Tuttlc.
of the University OF Virginia, is also
of that family, who was born In Ohio.
1874. and has BEEN connected with many
q colleges as an eminent scientist and aus
thor
Tho futile family have been noted from
from the first for It's many able mln-
listers and professors. one branch alone
having furnished seventeen college pres-
/ idants and ed,ca tors. Among them are
4 such celebrities AS Bishop Daniel 8, Tut
y tle, OF Missouri; Hiram a. Tuttld.
Governor OF New Han1pahire, 31sol-'o3:
+ Horace p, futile. OF Maryland. the cclc-.
s3,brated astronomer and dlscovercr nf
twelve comets. nnd asteroids; II tldson
8Tuttlas an an ai,tlor ard lecturer on
psyohical science, is OF the first distlnc-.
toni the females of tho family have
& also attained great proficiency I'm letters
as the gifted Mrs.. Emma Roodl Tuttle
wife OF Dr. Hudson Tuttle, who, AS an
authoress and lectnrer4i is we'll known tn
tho public, and Mrs, Mary McArtlMr
(Thompson) futile, wife OF the late pro-
i lessor and historian. Herbert TuttIoanf
Cornell University. WHO lived IN Gerrnany
Il many years, and hecafr,e A: portrait and
handsome painter of merit; also has left
many works on painting. "a
p, "a. M. 4
Jennings Family Once More.
1, "Il,ft the icienealogi cal Column the Gene
4 Riogy Of the Jennings Family In Virginia.,
was = t q myth or ruAe OF The .tllnAs41oIs-
. patch of May St11 For ono hundred
years or more the svAat estate OF William
Jennings, who died June la I'LL; buried
II at SUDBURY Suffolk. irl9sthe Same vault
With his father ana mother Robert Jer-
Il S,ings, who married Ann Gudot; that I Rob-;