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Mark Tuttle 1954 - 1992

Mark Tuttle of Hamilton, Butler County, OH was born on November 14, 1954, and died at age 37 years old on October 22, 1992.
Mark Tuttle
Hamilton, Butler County, OH 45011
November 14, 1954
October 22, 1992
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Mark Tuttle's History: 1954 - 1992

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  • 11/14
    1954

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    November 14, 1954
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  • 10/22
    1992

    Death

    October 22, 1992
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Beulah (Parsley) Tuttle and children
Beulah (Parsley) Tuttle and children
Beulah (Parsley) Tuttle and children: Back row: (sitting on couch) Shirley, Michael "Mike (sitting on Beulah's lap), and Elvin Tuttle. Front row: Frances and Mark Tuttle in c.1959 or '60 in Hamilton, Ohio. This photo was probably taken on Easter.
Date & Place: at 319 North Eight Street - 319 Nth 8th St, in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio USA
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Mike, Elvin, & Mark Tuttle
Mike, Elvin, & Mark Tuttle
Michael "Mike" Tuttle, Elvin Charles Tuttle (born 1948), and Mark Tuttle (born in 1954) in c.1959 in Hamilton, Ohio. The sons of Beulah Fae Parsley and Versell Elvin Tuttle. This photo was probably taken on Easter.
Date & Place: at 319 North Eight - 319 Nth 8th St, in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio USA
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Beulah (Parsley) and son, Mark Tuttle
Beulah (Parsley) and son, Mark Tuttle
My paternal grandmother, Beulah Fae (Parsley) and her son, Mark Tuttle in about 1967 during the holiday season in Hamilton, Ohio. I am guessing the year compared to other photos taken on the same day and by the age of Beulah's children. It looks like Thanksgiving by the food on the table but it was most likely Christmas. My family has turkey for Thanksgiving and ham for Christmas and Easter. I only spent a couple of hours on just a few Christmas Eve holidays with Beulah as a very young child and not again until the late 1980's to the early 1990's. I do not know about Beulah's house on Christmas Day because I have always been with my mother on Christmas Day. I may have been at Beulah's house on the Christmas Day holidays before 1969. I was too young to remember. My mother, Terry's family (Sositko and Cook) also has always had turkey on Thanksgiving and ham for Christmas.
Date & Place: in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio USA
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Beulah and Versell Tuttle
Beulah and Versell Tuttle
Beulah F. (Parsley) and Versell E. Tuttle with their grandson, Dallas Van Lieu and their children, Barton, Mike and Mark in Dec. 1967 in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio.
Date & Place: in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio USA
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