Memorials › Azariah Tuttle Jr
1 Sep 1853 – 6 Jul 1912
| Birth | 1 Sep 1853 |
| Death | 6 Jul 1912 |
| Cemetery | Orangeville City Cemetery Orangeville , Emery County , Utah , USA |
| Added by | Noel Hastings on 22 Apr 2012 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28224880 |
Azariah Tuttle is Killed in Accident Former Utah Sheriff Meets Death in Mine at Downeyville California Mark Tuttle, deputy state auditor, received a telegram from Downeyville, Cal., yesterday afternoon, announcing the death in a mine at that place of his father, former Sheriff Azariah Tuttle of Orangeville. Emery county, Utah. The telegram contained no particulars, simply announcing that Mr. Tuttle had met his death in a mine accident. The telegram conveyed the further information that the body was being shipped to Utah, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Richardson and Mrs. Gladys Bixey, daughters of Mr. Tuttle. Azariah Tuttle was one of the best known men in Utah. Years ago he was sheriff of Emery county, and while in pursuit of Joe Walker, a notorious outlaw and horse thief, he was shot by "Walker and made a cripple for life. The legislature of 1911 made an appropriation of $2500 for Mr. Tuttle in appreciation of his services to the State and as part recompense for his injuries. Walker, the outlaw, who shot Mr. Tuttle, was later killed while defying arrest. It is expected that the body of Mr. Tuttle will arrive in this city_tomorrow and it will then be shipped to Orangeville, where funeral services will be held and interment made. Mr. Tuttle was 68 years of age. A son, Mark Tuttle, and a daughter, Mrs. Clarence Nelson reside in this city.
AZARIAH TUTTLE Sept. 1, 1853 July 6, 1912 FATHER AZARIAH TUTTLE JR UTAH PVT INF UTAH TER MILITIA INDIAN WARS Sept 1, 1853 July 6, 1912
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