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     Elizabeth was born at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of John Tuthill and Elizabeth NN----.

     Hannah was born at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of John Tuthill and Elizabeth NN----.

     Mary was born at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of John Tuthill and Elizabeth NN----.

     3rd Earl of Surrey.
Samuel was born in 1724 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ He was the son of John Tuthill and Elizabeth NN----.

     Mehitable was born on 17 February 1679/80.¹ She was the daughter of Capt. Jonathan Horton and Bethia Wells. She married Peter Bradley before 1705.² She married Daniel Tuthill in 1705.¹ Mehitable died on 7 September 1757 at age 77.¹

     He married an unknown person before 1152.¹ died between 27 March 1167 and 1168.¹

     Mehitable was born on 9 September 1706 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton.

     Nathaniel was born on 1 July 1708 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ He was the son of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton.

     Abigail was born on 9 April 1710 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton.

     Daniel was born on 15 January 1712/13 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ He was the son of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton.

     Noah was born on 13 March 1714/15 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ He was the son of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton. Noah died circa 1766.¹

     Patience was born on 11 March 1716/17 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton.

     Lydia was born on 6 May 1718 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton. Lydia died on 25 August 1780 at age 62.¹

     She married Nathan Tuthill at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ Mary was born on 30 June 1721 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton.

     Emma of Allemannia was born. She was the daughter of Nebi (Huabi) Duke of Alamannia, Count in the Linzgau. She married Gerold I Count of Vinzgau.⁵ Emma died in 798.⁵

     Godefried Count of Alamannia married Regine (Ragnetrude) of Bavaria, daughter of Theodo II Duke of Bavaria and Regintrude ( illegitimate dau of Dagobert I). Godefried died circa 709.^3,2

     Nebi-Huoching was born circa 675.³ He was the son of Godefried Count of Alamannia and Regine (Ragnetrude) of Bavaria.⁴ Nebi-Huoching or Theutbold (?) Duke of Allemania married Hersuinda. Nebi-Huoching died in 727.

     Nebi was born.² He was the son of Nebi-Huoching or Theutbold (?) Duke of Allemania and Hersuinda. Nebi died in 788.

     He married Elizabeth Hudson.¹ Nathan was born on 9 March 1742/43 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.² He was the son of Nathan Tuthill and Mary Tuthill. Nathan died on 18 January 1803 at age 59.¹

     She married Louis I Frankish Emperor in 794.^1,2 (?) died on 3 October 818.^1,2

     She married Nathan Tuthill.¹ Elizabeth was born on 31 July 1741.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Hudson and Grizzle L'hommedieu. Elizabeth died on 20 April 1831 at age 89.²

     Samuel Hudson was the son of Jonathan Hudson and Sarah Wickham. He was a yeoman. He married Grizzle L'hommedieu at Long Island, New York.¹ Samuel died on 17 October 1781 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.²

     She married Samuel Hudson at Long Island, New York.¹


Grizzel was born on the Sabath Day about 11 o'clock at night.


Grizzle was born on 20 April 1701 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.² She was the daughter of Benjamin L'hommedieu and Patience Sylvester. Grizzle died on 16 October 1776 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York, at age 75.¹

     

Jonathan's Will was proved 11 Feb 1729.



Jonathan was born on 8 May 1658 at England.² He married Sarah Wickham on 17 June 1686 at Lyme, Connecticut.^3,4,5,6 Jonathan died on 5 April 1729 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York, at age 70.²

     Sarah was born on 29 October 1653 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.^1,2 She was the daughter of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----. She married John Cherry on 26 June 1669 at Wethersfield, Massachusetts. She married Jonathan Hudson on 17 June 1686 at Lyme, Connecticut.^1,3,4,5

     Benjamin was born in 1657 at New Rochelle, France.^1,2 He was the son of Pierre L'hommedieu and Martha Peron.
     
     
      Benjamin and John L'Hommedieu born at Rochell, landed New Port RI the first of February 1690. Benjamin had obtained letters of denization some months before. He settled on the east end of Long Island, in the village of Southold, and married the daughter of Nathanael Silvester, of Shelter Island
     
     
      Benjamin and a brother left France together (Jean). Their widowed mother went with them to the shore at La Rochelle, and as a parting gift confided to one a Bible, and to he other a silver watch. They fled to Holland, and thence came to America.
     
     

He married Patience Sylvester in March 1694/95 at Sylvester Manor, New York.³ Benjamin died on 4 January 1749/50 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.

     Patience was born on 1 November 1664 at Shelter Island, New York.^1,2 She was the daughter of Nathaniel Sylvester and Grisell Brinley. She married Benjamin L'hommedieu in March 1694/95 at Sylvester Manor, New York.³ Patience died on 2 November 1719 at Sylvester Manor, New York, at age 55.

     Pierre was born circa 1631. He was the son of Osee L'hommedieu and Marie Francois.¹ He married Martha Peron before 1657 at La Rochelle, France.² Pierre died before 1685.²

      A monument in memory of Nathanael Sylvester has been erected on Shelter Island, by the daughters of Professor Horsford, descendants of Benjamin L'Hommedieu and Patience Sylvester, his wife.
     
     
      Nathaniel was the first proprietor of Shelter Island under a grant from Charles II in 1666. Originally called Manhansack-Ahaqua-Shuwamock, or variations of that, depending upon the source, the island was the land of the Manhansett tribe. The Indian name meant "an island sheltered by island", a perfect description. It lay between Long Island's northern and southern peninsulas, an equal distance from Southold and Easthampton, at the outlet of Peconic Bay. The island was dotted with small bays and coves. The six mile by four mile island belonged to Southold until 1730 when it was incorporated into a separate township. According to Thompson, the island's offices were formerly chosen, taxes assessed, and other matters in relation to the island were transacted at the annual town meetings in Southold; consequently there are no separate records to be found here anterior to 1730.
     
     
      Nathaniel, along with his brother Constant, Thomas Middleton, and Thomas Rouse; paid 1600 pounds of Muscovado sugar to Stephen Goodyeare. According to Thompson's, "Long Island History", Goodyeare was an extensive and opulent merchant of New Haven. Goodyeare had purchased both Shelter and Robin's Island from James Farrett, an agent of William, the Earl of Stirling, on May 18, 1641. The grantees also procured an agreement with the local Indial chiefs, allowing the English to live in peace on the island.
     
     
      On May 8, 1656 Thomas Rouse, sold his part of the island to John Booth who transferred it to Nathaniel Sylvester who gave a portion of it to Constant Sylvester, his brother, on September 12, 1662. When the English took jurisdiction over the island, the owners asked Gov. Nicoll for a perpetual exemption from taxes. The governor declared it a town with the same privileges and immunites and requested one lamb per year for taxes, deliverable May 1st of each year.
     
     
      When the Dutch recaptured the area in 1673, they confiscated the interest in the island belonging to Thomas Middleton and Constant Sylvester, supposedly as a punishment for taking part in the war against the Dutch. On August 28, 1674, the interest formerly belonging to Middleton and Constant were sold to Nathaniel Sylvester, making him sole owner of Shelter Island.
     
     
      Sylvester Manor was built at the northern end of the island. The burial ground, probably the oldest on the island, no longe holds the stones of the Sylvesters. Most were moved to the churchyard near the center of the island.
Nathaniel was born circa 1620 at Amsterdam, Holland. He was the son of Giles Sylvester and Mary Arnold. He married Grisell Brinley in 1652 at Shelter Island, New York.¹ Nathaniel died on 13 June 1680 at Sylvester Manor, New York.

     Grisell was born before 6 January 1635/1636 (c at in St. James Church Clerkenwel, England. She was christened on 6 January 1635/36 at in St. James Church Clerkenwel, England.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Brinley and Ann Wase. She married Nathaniel Sylvester in 1652 at Shelter Island, New York.² Grisell died circa 1687 at Sylvester Manor, New York.