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| We present, by request. the arms of
this distinguished New England family.
as brought over by William futile. the
| emigrant, who WAS born IN England in
! 1909. and died in New Haven. Conn.
1873. He eameiover in the good ship.
\ Planter, landing in Boston, 1895. He
ard his wife Elizabeth (born 15i2; died
| 1880 removed to New Haven 1893.
They had twelve children; he bought
| in 1856 two acres OF land on which he
| built the Tuttle mansion. at what is
now the corner of Chapel and College
I Streets. which was the first site OF
Yale College.
| The descendants of William Tuttie
| have been identified with Yale. Princes
1 ton and other colleges for many gem
erations. most of whom were Preaby-
tterians. and in ono branch alone We're
seventeen college presidents and pro-
| fessors Of rank.
! William ruttle and Elizabeth his
| wife, came from the Tuthilis. or Tot
| hill. of Peamore, Comfy Devon, Eng
| arms here given. described thus:
Azure, on bend argent doubly CO.
| tised OF. lion PEASANT sable. Crest
| on mount vert. q bird ppr. In the
/ heak an olive .hrancbs vert, fructed or.
! Motto: Fincere aut mort. ITO con-
| Quer or die.)' On the tombstone of
| Mary futile tTuthill,t or;irothill. was
changed early to Tutt.e), in Copp's Hill
battle-ground. Boston, is found. the
same arms, 1905; also extent in Godre's
! Roll of Arms, as those of Zacharia h
Tuttle, of Boston, lieutenant of Castle
William in 1921. fSee New England
| Genealogical Reglster.)
From William, the emigrant, de-
scended Joseph, his son, born 1910; died
1890. His son Stephen was born 1919
died in New Jersey 1909. From him
was Timothy. OF New Jersey; born
1896 died 1854. He had Daniel: born
1875; died 1906. His son Joseph; born
in New Jersey. 1853; died there in 1902.
From him was the Rev. Jacob futile,
q New Jersey; born 1856, and died In
Ohio 1866. He was the father OF Jo-
seph Farrend Tuttle; born 1919 in New
Jersey. He was president of Wabash
College, and noted author having
written. besides many other works.
THE Life of William Tuttle,," the emf
grant, He was the father OF the pres
ent ri. Rev. Bishop Daniel Sylvester
futile. presiding bishop of the Ameri-
| can church. now In session In Rich
| mond, Va, Bishop futile was
born January &C. 1897, and is
now in his seven ty-first year.
He was ordained deacon by Bishop
Horatio@ Potter January 90, 1869.
and priest July / 1863. He was
tie first American missionary bishop of
Montana, Idaho and Utah In 1867, and
in 1856 was made Bishop OF Missouri.
being the third bishop of that State.
Many OF Bishop Tuttle's forefathers
were Presbyterians, but he early iden-
tilted himself with the Episcopal
Church, and is! now the Oldest bishop
In the United States in point of conse-
| Grafton. with the exception Of the yen-
erable Bishop Lawrence, of Massachu-
sets, who Is his senior both in age
and conservation as bishop, but now
too intirm TO opciate.
or the Turtles Of Virginia there are
but few. Bishop Meade, in his odd
Churches" speaks of a Rev. Mr.. Tuttle
officiating in Washington Parish.
! Yves tmoreland county, about 1850; he
was doubtless of the New England
family. and must have returned there,
for we hear no more of him. The pres
ent Albert f1enry Tuttle. professor or
| biology at the University of Virginia
since 1888. is also a descendant Of the
! New England Turtles. lie was born in
| Ohio 1S44, and after graduating In 1868
has, held d professorship N several
| colleges and risen to eminence as a
| scientist. booming a ( fellow In the
Royal Microscopica Society, London,
and also an author Of many scientific
| paperS,