 | Milford (Conn.) - 1902 - 158 pages
...and Trowbridges, likenesses do appear in the Tuttle descent that are not found in the others. It is plain that somewhere along the ancestral lines of this strain of blood, remarkable energy has been infused, that has shown itself in every form of activity and achievement.... | |
 | George Frederick Tuttle - Massachusetts - 1883 - 452 pages
...referred to, are more clearly and decidedly traceable to the Tuttle stock than to any other. It is plain that somewhere along the ancestral lines of...energy has been infused that has shown itself in every form of human activity and achievement. In theology it produced an Edwards; among educators a Dwight... | |
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Our conclusion is that the characteristics referred to, are more clearly and decidedly traceable to the Tuttle stock than to any other. It is plain that somewhere along the ancestral lines of this strain of blood a remarkable energy has been infused that... 