TUTTLE BROTHERS

In the beginning, it was A.A Tuttle Funeral Director (1882); the firm's name changed to Tuttle Brothers Limited in 1919 and it became Tuttle brothers Funeral Home and Crematorium in 1993, when the Tuttle's, in keeping with the times, added a crematorium to their Lutz Street location. One could say the Tuttle family, their firm and Moncton grew up together. The community was an early Acadian settlement on the bend of the Petitcodiac River and was later settled in 1766 by eight immigrant families from Pennsylvania. A township grew on the site named after LT Con... Moncton was incorporated in1855 and became an important Shipbuilding centre. Its prosperity died with the coming of the age of steam and iron ships, and its charter was surrendered in 1862. Things changed for the better in 1871 when Moncton became headquarters for the intercontinental Railway- forerunner of Canadian National Railway. Moncton was again incorporated in 1875 with the motto "Resurgo" I Rise Again. Enter Abram..

Also known as: Tuttle Brothers Limited

Primary location: Riverview