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WORKED AS A PAINTER AND FOR THE RAILROAD MOST OF HIS LIFE.
RAILROAD PEOPLE CALLED HIM KING TUT, BECAUSE HE TAUGHT EVERYONE
HOW TO PLAY DICE AND GAMBLE. HE WAS A GOOD MAN, SERVED AS A
SHRINER FOR MANY YEARS. HE LOVED TO HAVE FAMILY AND FRIENDS
AROUND JUST HAVING FUNNY. IN HIS EARLY YEARS HE SOLD INSURANCE ON
A HARLEY DAVIDSON AND ON A INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. TRAVELED WITH HIS
FAMILY IN 2 WAGONS, 1 COVERED WAGON HIS WIFE GLADYS DROVE, AND 1
FULL OF ALL THEIR THINGS FROM LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, TO CRAIG, CO.
THIS ALL HAPPENED BEFORE 1920. Edwin worked as a coal miner in CO.
AS THIS IS WHERE MY MOTHER MILDRED
TUTTLE WAS BORN 16 MARCH 1920. Listed on 1920 Census in CO. Craig Jan 20
FROM THERE THE FAMILY MOVED AGAIN
TO BUENA VISTA, COLO. THIS HAD TO BE VERY HARD ON MY GRANDMOTHER
WITH THE SMALL CHILDREN. AT ONE TIME BOTH MOTHERS LIVED WITH THEM.
MARY E. ROBBINS TUTTLE AND CLARRISSA NOBLE KOUNS. I DORIS HENNING
WADDELL WROTE THIS ON MARCH 11,
1999. I AM A GRANDDAUGHTER TO EDWIN A. TUTTLE
EDWIN WAS MARRIED BEFORE TO KATHRYN HALLAM m13 JAN. 1907. WE'RE
DIVORCED IN OCTOBER 10, 1910 AS KATHRYN WAS BEING GUILITY OF
ABANDONMENT. EDWIN DIED OF ACUTE CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE (SINCE
9-28-70 & CHRONIC ARTERIOSCLEROSIS( 2 YEARS).DEATH CERTIFCATE #
159058
Doris
Henning /Waddell
