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'''Owen Tuttle''', born in Ohio, came to California in 1850, and to Santa Cruz County in 1872. He and his brother [[Tuttle, Daniel|Daniel]] were well known in Pajaro Valley/Watsonville affairs, and one or both were members of the [[Galoot Club]]. | [[File:Tuttle-mansion-Watsonville.png|right|400 px]] [[Tuttle, William D.]] | ||
* An editor's note following Owen Tuttle's bio in [[:Category:Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 4]] | '''Owen Tuttle''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7227020/owen-tuttle 1827-1889]), born in Ohio, came to California in 1850, and to Santa Cruz County in 1872. He and his brother [[Tuttle, Daniel|Daniel]] were well known in Pajaro Valley/Watsonville affairs, and one or both were members of the [[Galoot Club]]. Harrison mentions that Owen's daughter Annabelle married newspaperman [[Radcliff, William R.|William R. Radcliff]]. In 1891 Tuttle built a mansion on one of his "ranch" properties outside of town. It is now within the city limits (see photo at right), on E. Lake Blvd. | ||
* An editor's note following Owen Tuttle's bio in [[:Category:Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 4]] speculates that this is probably the same person as [[Tuttle, Owen S.|Owen S. Tuttle]], listed as a school trustee in [[Santa Cruz County, Calif. Illustrations, with Historical Sketch (1879 book)]], and also profiled in Guinn. Find-a-Grave records indicate, however, that Owen was a nephew of Daniel Tuttle, while Owen S. was Daniel's son. | |||
* Bio in ''Riptide Centennial'', CPL8. | |||
Tuttle's sons Iowa H. ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7226877/iowa-harley-tuttle 1868-1914]) and [[Tuttle, Morris B.|Morris B.]] are also profiled in Guinn, and Iowa H. also in Martin. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:36, 22 November 2025
Owen Tuttle (1827-1889), born in Ohio, came to California in 1850, and to Santa Cruz County in 1872. He and his brother Daniel were well known in Pajaro Valley/Watsonville affairs, and one or both were members of the Galoot Club. Harrison mentions that Owen's daughter Annabelle married newspaperman William R. Radcliff. In 1891 Tuttle built a mansion on one of his "ranch" properties outside of town. It is now within the city limits (see photo at right), on E. Lake Blvd.
- An editor's note following Owen Tuttle's bio in Category:Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 4 speculates that this is probably the same person as Owen S. Tuttle, listed as a school trustee in Santa Cruz County, Calif. Illustrations, with Historical Sketch (1879 book), and also profiled in Guinn. Find-a-Grave records indicate, however, that Owen was a nephew of Daniel Tuttle, while Owen S. was Daniel's son.
- Bio in Riptide Centennial, CPL8.
Tuttle's sons Iowa H. (1868-1914) and Morris B. are also profiled in Guinn, and Iowa H. also in Martin.