Some account of the history of the Tod family and connections . died in 1820 andDr. Moses Littell was appointed her under tutor byProbate Judge George King, September 28, 1820. After 41 HISTORY OF THE TOD FAMILY the death of her father in 1829, the court appointed hermaternal uncle, Thomas H. Lev/is, and HendersonTaylor, her guardians. DAVID LOW TODS second wife was PhilomelaDutton and they had two children,— DuttonTod, born in 1826, and a son, David Low Tod, Jr.,fourth of the name, born a few weeks after his fathersdeath, probably in December, 1829. On August 20, 1833, Dutto
Some account of the history of the Tod family and connections . died in 1820 andDr. Moses Littell was appointed her under tutor byProbate Judge George King, September 28, 1820. After 41 HISTORY OF THE TOD FAMILY the death of her father in 1829, the court appointed hermaternal uncle, Thomas H. Lev/is, and HendersonTaylor, her guardians. DAVID LOW TODS second wife was PhilomelaDutton and they had two children,— DuttonTod, born in 1826, and a son, David Low Tod, Jr.,fourth of the name, born a few weeks after his fathersdeath, probably in December, 1829. On August 20, 1833, Dutton Tod mar-ried Frederick Robertson. She died January 30, 1839,and her brother John Dutton was appointed DativeTutor for her children, Amelia and David L. Tod, Jr.,May 25, 1839. David L. Tod, Jr., married and is said to havebeen buried at Washington, Louisiana, though a searchof the records and of the cemetery at that place waswithout result. He had a son, T. O. Tod, who is a drug-gist at Opelousas. 42 my»*«»<w»s?Mw»wp((^^ ¥T^ %\ ^».v3J:--.
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