Person:Simon Tuttle (2)

Must have also spent time at Holcott and Burton Latimer during the late 16th century, as his middle children are baptized in those cities. He is mentioned in his father’s 1589 will and that of his father-in-law John Welles in 1617.

His own will names children Richard, Thomas, Simon, and William.

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3} Greene, David L. Origin of John Tuttle of Ipswich, Massachusetts. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (Jul 1978)
   54:171-73.

   Simon^A Tuttle (Tuttell, Tootell) of Ringstead, Northants, b. [say 1560], son, according to Hale, House, of Richard^B Tootill of Woodford, Northants, and probably grandson of Thomas^C Totehyll also of Woodford, was buried at Ringstead, 15 June 1630; m. Isabel Wells, daughter of John Wells of Ringstead by a wife not mentioned in the latter's will. Considered together, the wills of Simon Tuttle and John Wells show that she was mother of all five of Simon's sons. Isabel Tuttle accompanied three of her sons to New England, but since no reference to her has been seen in New England, she probably did not long survive and possibly died during the voyage. Her age (70) in the passenger list indicates that she was born about 1565. … (Simon Tuttle's 19 December 1627) will was signed by Simon T…, the rest of the surname and the date of probation being too fragmentary to transcribe. Hale, House states that Simon Tuttle was buried 15 June 1630 at Ringstead and that his will was probated in 1630.

2.   Tuttle, in Perry, Dewayne E. Clark/Mell Ancestral Research
   Citing Gillespie 478-9 and Hale-House 771-775.