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[Abraham.FTW] Sarah Ann Landers Birth: 21 December 1807-- , Bedford Co, TN Death: 27 February 1890 -- Hood Co, TX Spouse: David Nutt Parents: Christopher Landers, Phoebe Lee -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ David Lee Nutt Birth: 6 January 1848-- , Neosho, MO Death: 18 February 1929 -- , TX Spouse: Parents: David Nutt, Sarah Ann Landers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ David Garfield Nutt Birth: October 1880-- Mclean Co, Gridley, IL Death: 13 September 1968 -- Lindsborg, Mcpherson Co, KS Spouse: Parents: Lafayette Nutt, Frances Elizabeth Callender -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Jacob Nutt Birth: 1 January 1835-- , Bedford Co, TN Death: 5 June 1912 -- Spouse: Parents: David Nutt, Sarah Ann Landers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Jesse F Nutt Birth: 19 January 1833-- , Bedford Co, TN Death: 4 February 1913 -- Hood Co, TX Spouse: Parents: David Nutt, Sarah Ann Landers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Susan Ann Nutt Birth: 15 February 1843-- , Neosho, MO Death: 8 November 1881 -- Granbury, Hood Co, TX Spouse: Parents: David Nutt, Sarah Ann Landers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Anna Laura Stephens Birth: 17 August 1883-- Fayette Co, Washington Township, PA Death: 16 August 1965 -- Monessen Hospital, Charleroi, PA Spouse: Louis Cope Masten Parents: Emmor David Stephens, Sarah Cochran Nutt -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ [Bill's Nutt.FTW] [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2669, Date of Import: Jul 3, 1999] Stayed in Newton County, MO. when the rest of the family moved to Texas in 1859. He had IOOF Cemetery burying ground Certificate No. 153, dated Apr 22, 1887. See Sarah Ann Landers' scrapbook for a photo of him and three of his brothers. From Christine Damon's "Nutt/McNutt" book: "The Nutt family homestead in Newton County, Missouri, as cited in The Nutt Family Through the Years, by Merle C. Nutt, p. 189, lies just at the southwest edge of Neosho, Mo. It was on the southeast corner of the junction of Highway 71 and old highway 60. The Neosho Country Club and Golf Course are directly across to the west. It was on the site of the country club and Golf Course that the Rutledge Sawmill and homesite were located. It was here that Henery Nutt met his wife, Celina Rutledge." "Henry was the Newton County Sheriff. The jail stood on Market Alley, approximately one block west and 1 1/4 blocks south of the square. Market Alley ran east to West between Hamilton and Lafayette Streets, about one-half block south of Hickory Street. It would be west from the present site of "The Elms", this was Neosho's housing for the elderly. This structure was familiarly known as "Granpa Nutt's Jail.'" "The home of Henry and Salina Nutt was a long log structure, located one-half block off the square (North) on Wood St. The site is just south of the present (1990) Congregational Church of Neosho. A parking lot now occupies the site. It was in this house that my father, Claude Franklin Nutt eldest child of Thomas Franklin Nutt was born on 7 Sept. 1893. 'Old' Doc Lamson attended this birth and his son, Dr. Roy, was able to recall the event for birth certificate records in 1940, because it was the first birth where he assisted his father in a delivery. Dr. Roy was just graduated from medical school at the time. This is the famous Dr. Roy who was Neosho's family doctor until he was past 90 years of age - and who sustained the town on his famous 'green' pills. Thomas and Etta Nutt were living on their homestead at the time, but came to town for the birth of their first child. "
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