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John Bailey Tuthill
Birth: 10-7-1801
Death: unknown
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John Bailey Tuthill was the first cousin once removed of William Henry Seward. John's grandmother, Elizabeth Swazey, was the sister of Henry's father, Samuel Sweezey Seward. Little can be found about his life, but he was the oldest of Elizabeth and her husband Freegift's six children. John was likely born between 1801 (when Elizabeth and Freegift married) and 1804 (when his next sibling was born). He likely died in 1844, as Frances Miller Seward wrote in a letter to Augustus Seward on October 20, 1844, that "Mrs Tuthill of Goshen has lost her oldest son."
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Biography: John Bailey Tuthill was the first cousin once removed of William Henry Seward. John's grandmother, Elizabeth Swazey, was the sister of Henry's father, Samuel Sweezey Seward. Little can be found about his life, but he was the oldest of Elizabeth and her husband Freegift's six children. John was likely born between 1801 (when Elizabeth and Freegift married) and 1804 (when his next sibling was born). He likely died in 1844, as Frances Miller Seward wrote in a letter to Augustus Seward on October 20, 1844, that "Mrs Tuthill of Goshen has lost her oldest son."
Citation Type: Book or Book ChapterBook or Monograph Title: Genealogy of the Swasey Family: Which Includes the Descendants of the Swezey Families of Southhold, Long Island, New York and the Descendants of the Swayze Families of Roxbury, Now Chester, New JerseyPublisher Location: Cleveland, OHYear: 1910Start Page: 60Citation Notes: https://books.google.com/books?id=MxBWAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA60&dq=john+bailey+tuthill&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj6456Xwc75AhVsk4kEHZmjCsIQ6AF6BAgHEAI#v=onepage&q=john%20bailey%20tuthill&f=false
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John Bailey Tuthill was the first cousin once removed of William Henry Seward. John's grandmother, Elizabeth Swazey, was the sister of Henry's father, Samuel Sweezey Seward. Little can be found about his life, but he was the oldest of Elizabeth and her husband Freegift's six children. John was likely born between 1801 (when Elizabeth and Freegift married) and 1804 (when his next sibling was born). He likely died in 1844, as Frances Miller Seward wrote in a letter to Augustus Seward on October 20, 1844, that "Mrs Tuthill of Goshen has lost her oldest son."
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John Bailey Tuthill was the first cousin once removed of William Henry Seward. John's grandmother, Elizabeth Swazey, was the sister of Henry's father, Samuel Sweezey Seward. Little can be found about his life, but he was the oldest of Elizabeth and her husband Freegift's six children. John was likely born between 1801 (when Elizabeth and Freegift married) and 1804 (when his next sibling was born). He likely died in 1844, as Frances Miller Seward wrote in a letter to Augustus Seward on October 20, 1844, that "Mrs Tuthill of Goshen has lost her oldest son."