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- things to do:
1. verify daughter Elizabeth Ann
2. Cooper County MO history
3. Culpepper County, VA history
Timeline for Pillip Augustine Tutt:
1796 Philip Tutt born in Culpepper County, Virginia,
1812 Military Service; Served in the War of 1812
1824 Dec 21, Philip married Catherine Ashby in
1826 Jun 22, son John Samuel born in Fauquier County Virginia
1830 Jan 21, son James Henry born in Fauquier County Virginia
1833 Nov 17, son Robert Edward born in Fauquier County Virginia
1835 ? daughter, Elizabeth Ann born in Fauquier County Virginia?
1835 Emigrated to Missouri from Virginia- PhillipA., Dr. Gabriel, Col, Richard J. Tutt, brothers, came
down Kanawha River to Ohio by boat, the younger men, slaves, livestock came across country to
St. Louis with a wagon train; women and older men came by steamboat down the Ohio, up the
Mississippi to St. Louis. Brought a mare with them which was descendant of famous running
horse, "Imperial Whip:, settled in Kelly Township, Cooper County, Missouri.
1840 US census Cooper County, Missouri, p132 - Phillip A. Tutt
1848 August 3 to 1859,November 8 - Cooper County, Missouri Surveyor
1850 US census, Cooper County, Missouri, Dist. #23 - p Phillip age 56 VA; Catherine age
43 VA; John S. age 22 VA; James H. age 19 VA; Robert . age 17 VA.
1855 Sep 21, wife Catherine died in Cooper County, MO at age 49
1860 US census, Cooper County, Missouri, Phillip living in household of son, J. H. Tutt
1870 US census, Cooper County, Missouri,living in household of son, James H. Tutt
1871 Sep 27, Philip died in Cooper County, MO at age 75
Occupation, Cooper County, Missouri - Surveyor/Teacher/Judge of the County Court.
from "History of Cooper County, Missouri", by W. F. Johnson, Historical Publishing Company, Topeka 6 Cleveland, 1919, Vol 1 VKM Publishing Co. 1978: pp 669-671.
James H. Tutt was a native of Virginia; he was born in Fauquier County, Jan. 21, 1830 and died in March 1898. He came to Missouri with his parents, Phillip A. and Catherine (Ashby) Tutt, in 1835. The family first settled in Calloway County and in 1836 came to Cooper County, and settled in Kelly township on the farm that is now owned by Charles P. Tutt. Phillit Tutt bought this place from Thomas Best for $5 per acre. At that time there was a log cabin on the place and a few acres of land were cleared. Here Phillip Tutt and his wife spent the remainder of their lives. Phillip Tutt was a surveyor, and for a number of years served as surveyor of Cooper County. He also held the office of judge of the County Court. He was a soldier in the War of 1812 and his father, John Tutt, was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, serving with the Virginian troops.Phillip Tutt was one of four brothers who came to Missouri together, the others being Dr. Gabriel, Col. John, and Col. Richard J. They came down the Kanawha River to the Ohio in a boat, and from there the younger men of the families and the negro slaves drove across the country to St. Louis with a wagon train, while the women and the older men came by steamboat down the Ohio and up the Mississippi Rivers to St. Louis. When the Tutt family came to Missouri they brought with them a mare which was a descendant of the famous running horse, "imported Whip," and Charles P. Tutt still has on his place descendants of that animal.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Philip A Tatt
Age: 56
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1794
Birth Place: Virginia
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): District 23, Cooper, Missouri
Household Members: Name Age
Catharine Tatt 43
James H Tatt 19
John S Tatt 24
Philip A Tatt 56
Robert E Tatt 17
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1796 - 1871 (75 years)
