TUTTLE, William James (1840-1911) — London
Map engraver.
Born in St. Pancras in the latter part of 1840, the son of James Tuttle above and his wife Elizabeth Agnes Knight (1814-1866), who married in 1836. Presumably trained by his father, he was working as a map engraver from at least 1861, as was his younger brother John Edward Tuttle (1845-1913). He married Elizabeth Caroline Scott (1844-1926), daughter of James Montague Scott (1812-1885), a print-seller, at St. Pancras Old Church 16 Oct 1864. He was living in Lambeth by 1871, with his wife and two children. Recorded as a geographical engraver in 1881, by which time there were five children — the couple had eight in all, four of whom were still living in 1911. By 1891, his own son, William Edward Tuttle (1872-1955), was also working as a geographical engraver, later moving to Southampton to engrave for the Ordnance Survey. William James Tuttle had retired by 1911 and died in the latter part of that year.
65 Swinton Street, St. Pancras — 1851-1864
Chandos Street, Covent Garden — 1865
4 East Street, Lambeth — 1871
81 Paradise Road, Lambeth — 1881-1891
5 Oberstein Road, Battersea — 1901-1911
Census 1841-1911. OSP.