Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Tuttle, Franklin  1919 June 10, 1919
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Daily Sentinel Standard – Wednesday, 11 June 1919
TUTTLE, Franklin  1919
DOD:  Tuesday, 10 June 1919
Daily Sentinel Standard – Wednesday, 11 June 1919

Franklin Tuttle, a noted American and foreign artist, died at 2:30 o’clock 
yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles J. Killeen, 826 
E. Eighth Street, following an illness of three months of a complication of 
diseases.  Mr. Tuttle was an artist of considerable ability, having lived and 
traveled abroad and made some valuable and highly prized paintings of members 
of the royal family of England also a number of American’s great and historic 
men, including Lincoln, Sherman and Grant.

The son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuttle, he was born in Palmyra, O., 
June 28, 1845.  Previous to coming to Flint three years ago to live with his 
daughter, he traveled abroad and spent one year in Rome, Italy one year in 
Paris, France, 15 years in London, England and 25 years in New York City.  He 
was a member of the F. & A. M. lodge and the Episcopal Church.  In 1880 he was 
married to Julie Knapp in London, England.  Mr. Tuttle leaves one daughter, 
Mrs. Charles Killeen of Flint, and two grandsons, Franklin and Gregory of 
Flint.  Mr. Tuttle was a cousin of Mrs. Eri LeValley, Mrs. Steward Townsend, 
Almon Tuttle, Mrs. Sarah Adgate and Mrs. Mary Ferguson.



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