Real Daughter of the American Revolution.
She was the daughter of Asabel Tuttle, who served in the Revolutionary War as a private from April 24, 1781 to August 1, 1781. He served in Captain Albert Van Deursen's Company.
On August 17, 1837 at age 70, he died at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. E.T. Sterling at Cleveland, Ohio.
On December 5, 1825 as Lucy A. Tuttle, she married Joseph H. Bradley at New Haven, Connecticut.
She was the daughter of Asabel Tuttle, who served in the Revolutionary War as a private from April 24, 1781 to August 1, 1781. He served in Captain Albert Van Deursen's Company.
On August 17, 1837 at age 70, he died at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. E.T. Sterling at Cleveland, Ohio.
On December 5, 1825 as Lucy A. Tuttle, she married Joseph H. Bradley at New Haven, Connecticut.
Real Daughter of the American Revolution.
She was the daughter of Asabel Tuttle, who served in the Revolutionary War as a private from April 24, 1781 to August 1, 1781. He served in Captain Albert Van Deursen's Company.
On August 17, 1837 at age 70, he died at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. E.T. Sterling at Cleveland, Ohio.
On December 5, 1825 as Lucy A. Tuttle, she married Joseph H. Bradley at New Haven, Connecticut.
She was the daughter of Asabel Tuttle, who served in the Revolutionary War as a private from April 24, 1781 to August 1, 1781. He served in Captain Albert Van Deursen's Company.
On August 17, 1837 at age 70, he died at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. E.T. Sterling at Cleveland, Ohio.
On December 5, 1825 as Lucy A. Tuttle, she married Joseph H. Bradley at New Haven, Connecticut.
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