Tuttle (Family : Tuttle, Julia, 1849-1898)
The Tuttle family and its founder Julia Sturtevant Tuttle were influentian in the city of Miami Florida. Julia was the daughter of Ephraim Sturtevant, a Florida planter and state senator. She married Frederick Leonard Tuttle on January 22, 1867. They had two children: a daughter, Frances Emeline (b. 1868), and a son, Henry Ethelbert (b. 1870). Julia Tuttle first visited the Biscayne Bay region of southern Florida in 1875 with her husband, visiting a 40-acre (16 ha) orange grove her father had purchased.
Just as Tuttle is called the Mother of Miami.
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| creatorOf | Tuttle Family Papers - 1889-1954 | HistoryMiami Museum |
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| associatedWith | Ball, Zachary, 1897- | person |
| correspondedWith | Flagler, Henry Morrison, 1830-1913 | person |
| associatedWith | Florida East Coast Railway. | corporateBody |
| correspondedWith | Ingraham, J. E. (James E.) | person |
| associatedWith | Tuttle, Julia, 1849-1898. | person |
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| Miami | FL | US |
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