BURIALS IN TUTTLE CEMETERY, Washington County, Maine:
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From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles south-west on Rt. 1 to Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed to the end of the road. Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. The cemetery is on the left side of Old Eastport Rd., 0.05 miles south of the junction of Cannon Hill Rd. and Old Eastport Rd. There is a dirt road approximately 20 feet beyond the first telephone pole after the junction. Walk 100-200 feet down the dirt road and turn left toward a barbed-wire fence. Go under the barbed-wire fence and walk straight ahead to the site.
TUTTLE Lewis, son of J.Q.A. & Anna Tuttle, 1861 - 1877
TUTTLE Charles Mayberry, July 6, 1858 - Nov. 2, 1890
TUTTLE Harry Fessenden, June 29, 1869 - Feb. 4, 1892
TUTTLE John, Aug. 2, 1853, ae 7 days
Frank, Aug. 10, 1867, ae 11 mos
TUTTLE Samuel, died Aug. 27, 1858, ae 84 years
Abigail, his wife, 1784 - 1876 (she is the dau. of Ebenezer & Nabby (Leighton) SMALL.)
Ref: J. A. Milliken, The Narraguagus Valley, Some Account of its Early Settlement and Settlers (Machias, Maine, 1886, reprinted A.J. Huston, Portland, Maine, 1910) p. 5
http://files.usgwarchives.net/me/washington/perry/cem.txt
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles south-west on Rt. 1 to Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed to the end of the road. Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. The cemetery is on the left side of Old Eastport Rd., 0.05 miles south of the junction of Cannon Hill Rd. and Old Eastport Rd. There is a dirt road approximately 20 feet beyond the first telephone pole after the junction. Walk 100-200 feet down the dirt road and turn left toward a barbed-wire fence. Go under the barbed-wire fence and walk straight ahead to the site.
TUTTLE Lewis, son of J.Q.A. & Anna Tuttle, 1861 - 1877
TUTTLE Charles Mayberry, July 6, 1858 - Nov. 2, 1890
TUTTLE Harry Fessenden, June 29, 1869 - Feb. 4, 1892
TUTTLE John, Aug. 2, 1853, ae 7 days
Frank, Aug. 10, 1867, ae 11 mos
TUTTLE Samuel, died Aug. 27, 1858, ae 84 years
Abigail, his wife, 1784 - 1876 (she is the dau. of Ebenezer & Nabby (Leighton) SMALL.)
Ref: J. A. Milliken, The Narraguagus Valley, Some Account of its Early Settlement and Settlers (Machias, Maine, 1886, reprinted A.J. Huston, Portland, Maine, 1910) p. 5
BURIALS IN TUTTLE CEMETERY, Washington County, Maine:
http://files.usgwarchives.net/me/washington/perry/cem.txt
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles south-west on Rt. 1 to Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed to the end of the road. Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. The cemetery is on the left side of Old Eastport Rd., 0.05 miles south of the junction of Cannon Hill Rd. and Old Eastport Rd. There is a dirt road approximately 20 feet beyond the first telephone pole after the junction. Walk 100-200 feet down the dirt road and turn left toward a barbed-wire fence. Go under the barbed-wire fence and walk straight ahead to the site.
TUTTLE Lewis, son of J.Q.A. & Anna Tuttle, 1861 - 1877
TUTTLE Charles Mayberry, July 6, 1858 - Nov. 2, 1890
TUTTLE Harry Fessenden, June 29, 1869 - Feb. 4, 1892
TUTTLE John, Aug. 2, 1853, ae 7 days
Frank, Aug. 10, 1867, ae 11 mos
TUTTLE Samuel, died Aug. 27, 1858, ae 84 years
Abigail, his wife, 1784 - 1876 (she is the dau. of Ebenezer & Nabby (Leighton) SMALL.)
Ref: J. A. Milliken, The Narraguagus Valley, Some Account of its Early Settlement and Settlers (Machias, Maine, 1886, reprinted A.J. Huston, Portland, Maine, 1910) p. 5
http://files.usgwarchives.net/me/washington/perry/cem.txt
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles south-west on Rt. 1 to Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed to the end of the road. Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. The cemetery is on the left side of Old Eastport Rd., 0.05 miles south of the junction of Cannon Hill Rd. and Old Eastport Rd. There is a dirt road approximately 20 feet beyond the first telephone pole after the junction. Walk 100-200 feet down the dirt road and turn left toward a barbed-wire fence. Go under the barbed-wire fence and walk straight ahead to the site.
TUTTLE Lewis, son of J.Q.A. & Anna Tuttle, 1861 - 1877
TUTTLE Charles Mayberry, July 6, 1858 - Nov. 2, 1890
TUTTLE Harry Fessenden, June 29, 1869 - Feb. 4, 1892
TUTTLE John, Aug. 2, 1853, ae 7 days
Frank, Aug. 10, 1867, ae 11 mos
TUTTLE Samuel, died Aug. 27, 1858, ae 84 years
Abigail, his wife, 1784 - 1876 (she is the dau. of Ebenezer & Nabby (Leighton) SMALL.)
Ref: J. A. Milliken, The Narraguagus Valley, Some Account of its Early Settlement and Settlers (Machias, Maine, 1886, reprinted A.J. Huston, Portland, Maine, 1910) p. 5
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