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Jttcmoran^ra.
The first wife of Simon Tiittle was Joan Burnhani, daughter of Thomas liurnham. They
had one son, John, who married, Dec. 3, 16S9, Martha Ward. He died Feb. 26, 1716.
Simon Tuftle had a sister Mary, who married Thomas Burnham. Mr. and Mrs. Burnham
had twelve children, one of whom was James Burnham, who is said to have married a daughter
of Dea. William Cogswell.
John Tuttlc,Vi\\o married Martha W'ard, had several children; Martha, b. 1690; Mary,
b. 1696; Susanna, William, John, and perhaps others.
Simon Tutt!e,yr., married Mary Rogers, daughter of Samuel, and granddaughter of Rev.
XaJbanie! Rogers. They had children: Sarah, b. Oct. 11, 1697; Margaret, b. Oct. 24, 1699;
Elizabeth, b. Sept. 26, 1700; Nath.->niel, Lucy, Simon, 3d, Samuel, who married Martha Shattuck,
daughter of Rev. Benjamin Shattuek, the lin-^t mini.ster of Littleton, Mass. This Samuel
and Martha (Shattuck) Tuttle had nine children, of whom the three sons, Samuel, Sampson,
and William, had forty-eight children.
Elizahc-lh Tuttle married Capt. Samuel Ayer, son of Robert Ayer, of Haverhill, selectman,
and deacon of the church. He was killed by the Indians, Aug. 29. 170S. Their children were
Obadiah; he graduated at Harvard, 1710; John, James, and perhajis others. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is doubtless a descendant.
Abigail Tuttle married Philemon Warner, son of Daniel and Sarah (Dane) Warner. He
was born Aug. i, 1675, '" Ipswich. He died May 6, 1S41. His mother was a daughter of
John Dane, Esq.
Xat/umicl Tiitth; perhaps a son of Simon, Jr., married, 1760, Ruth^ Cogswell [170], of
Littleton, Mass.