John TUTHILL

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Name:
John, of Tharston, sometime of Southold, in the Colony of New Haven, America, bap. 25 Oct. 1607, d. in England. "He was a widower in 1637." Both Trumbull's "History of Connecticut," and Dodd's " Register", mention this elder, or Pilgrim, John Tuthill, as at New Haven in 1640. He was one of the original or earliest settlers of Southold, and her first civil magistrate, being appointed "Constable, by the New Haven Court, in 1642: 6: 2, for Yennicok," or Southold.

"He had no home lot there, and was probably only a temporary sojourner." Savage and Green err in calling him the father of John, Jr., b. 1635, as this latter himself states that he was the son of John's brother, Henry.

"Pilgrim John was probably identical with John Tuthill, named with Capt. Underhill in 1638-9 at Piscatawa, now Dover, N.H." He returned to England, remarried, and left descendants there.

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Name:
3rd 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.

Henry married Alice GOOCH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]