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William Tuttle. Makeup Department: Logan's Run. William Tuttle was born in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1911. At the age of 15 he was forced to leave school in order to earn a living so he could support his mother and younger brother, Thomas Tuttle. His music background got him work with comedy teams and a burlesque orchestra and, finally, his own band. At age 18 he moved to Hollywood, California ...
John, Richard and William Tuttle, with their families, all came in the ship "Planter." in 1635, to New England. William settled in New Haven, Richard in Boston, and John in Ipswich. What connection these three brothers were to John Tuttle of Dover, New Hampshire, who came over probably a few years earlier, is unknown.
22. Jan. 2019 · Rescue mission leads to making St. John home. Ausra Tuttle cradles newborn new St. Johnian Isabelle Tuttle as her husband, Will Tuttle, and his mother, Anna Tuttle, watch. It’s August 2017 ...
Polly may be buried in the Buster Cemetery in Pulaski Co. KY. Married John William Buster 17 May 1814 in Wayne Co., KY. Children all born in Wayne Co.: James Porterfield Buster (26 May 1815-11 Oct 1898) Betty Buster (12 Mar 1821-26 Dec 1826) Nancy Buster Summers (2 Jul 1819-1 Mar 1887) David Green Buster (25 Jan 1822-4 Jul 1894) Perneta Buster ...
When John William De Totehyll was born in 1462, in East Staffordshire, Staffordshire, England, his father, Hugh John Tuttle, was 22 and his mother, Molde Maude Poole, was 26. He married Mary Elizabeth Wells in 1481, in Stafford, Staffordshire, England. They were the parents of at least 1 son. He died in 1500, in Walkern, Hertfordshire, England ...
It's fast, stable, has a huge open concept, and lots of seating inside and out. From there it's a quick & easy trip over to St. John where we can either drop you off at the main National Park dock or directly to one of our villas at Pond Bay. You can also book a water taxi from St. John to St. Thomas and then back to the airport.
26. Juni 2017 · William’s brothers would settle in Massachusetts, while Elizabeth and William joined a group of colonists led by John Davenport and Theophilus Eaton. They moved south to start the New Haven colony, nearer the Dutch settlement in what is now New York. William Tuttle belonged to the original 63 planters who established the New Haven Colony.
