Person:Henry Tuthill (3)

Blomefield, the historian of Norfolk, gives an account of ten or eleven tumuli, the largest of which is called tut-hill, near Thetford, Norfolk, England, doubtless raised by the Danes to cover their slain, in a battle with King Edmund, A.D. 871.^[1]

At least two of Henry and Bridget Tuthill's children, Henry and Elizabeth, emigrated permanently to America and one son, John emigrated for a short time.

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6} Akerly, Lucy Dubois. The Tuthill family of Tharston, Norfolk County, England and Southold, Suffolk County, New York: Also Written Totyl, Totehill, Tothill, Tuttle, etc., 1580-1757. (New York: J. Little & Co., 1898)
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   Henry Tuthill, of Tharston, Norfolk Co., England, b. in 1580, 3^rd son of John Tuthill, of Saxlingham, m. Alice (Gooch?). His will, dated 20 March, 1618, proved 20 April, 1619, in England, mentions John Gooch, father; Margaret Rau, mother-in-law; Ann Woodyard, kinswoman; John Tuthill, brother; wife Alice, and the five children … The Church Register of St. Mary's, Tharston, contains the entry of Henry's burial on 26 March, 1618. It also records the baptism of all his children.

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   Judy Jacobson, Southold Connections Historical and Biographical Sketches of Northeastern Long Island, 1992, p 59-62