RUSSELL, Nathaniel Prentice

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A soldier in the Revolution.

Nathaniel married ROBINSON, Patience on 1 May 1794 in MA. Patience was born on 7 May 1754 in Framingham, MA; died in Mar 1833 in MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Patience married PUFFER, Josiah on 29 May 1816. Josiah (son of PUFFER, Capt. John and WILLIS, Ruth) was born on 29 Jul 1793 in Sudbury, MA; died on 22 Sep 1857 in Sudbury, MA; was buried in Sudbury, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Ruth married LLOYD, Curtis Brewer on 10 Nov 1836 in Sudbury, MA. Curtis was born on 27 Jan 1806 in Milton, MA; died on 1 Mar 1885 in Framingham, MA; was buried in Framingham, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died of smallpox in New York harbor, was buried on Staten Island. He went to sea. The following account was written by his father:
"November 14, 1835, Josiah P. Puffer sailed for the first time on board the Tam O'Shanter to the West Indies (London-Jamaica). April 19, 1836, he sailed on the Willow (?) to the Grand Banks, Capt. James Needham, and then down into the British Dominion. The same Fall, he started away with Capt. Josiah Gorum and went to Savannah and then Newburyport (?) and back to Savannah and then to lesser ports (?), then to New York and Boston and home and stayed 10 days. He then sailed from Boston in the ship Levant to Batavia and from Batavia to Lintin (?) and from Linton to Batavia, from Batavia to Canton, Canton to Melville Island (LA) and to the Philippine Islands and from there to St. Helena and after passage of 148 days arrived in New York and then shipped on board the ship Yazoo for New Orleans, and back to New York and Boston. Then stayed at home a fortnight and sailed in the Plato to Charleston, SC, and then shipped on board the ship Layfayette for New York and back to Charleston and then shipped as second mate for the brig Arabeau for Liverpool, Eng., and back to Charleston and Boston and then shipped in the brig Tyke(?) as second mate again for Savannah an here I am among the mosquitos up to my eyes. Making in all that I can recollect 32 ports that he has been to in short space of four years and ten months, 13 days." (It is possible that this is copied from a letter of Josiah P. Puffer).
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"Dear Brother:
I am sorry to be obliged to communicate the sad news of your son's death. In looking over the papers, I saw it and have cut it out and send it to you. I do not know any of the particulars more than you. He had considerable money in his chest, but has a month's wages in advance and I should think that there was nothing due to him. As to his clothes, I should not think it would be safe to have them brought on, for if he died of any contagious disorder, it would be exposing your family for the same. I hope you will be resigned to your loss and think it is all for the best. In haste, A. Johnson."

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From her youth she was a devout member of the Methodist church. "For a whole generation she has been a burning and shining light in the Saxonville charge. For several years past she has been an invalid - a patient trusting sufferer. In her earlier and more active years she was one of the sweetest of singers, and the former pastors of this church will very pleasantly recall, as people do here, her great services in those times on behalf of the public praise in the Lord's house. Sister Harriman was a woman of uncommon intellectual penetration, of strong and steadfast faith and of a most exemplary walk and conversation." (Obituary evidently written by the pastor for a local newspaper.)

Mary married HARRIMAN, Charles Augustus on 4 May 1843 in Framingham, MA. Charles (son of HARRIMAN, George Marshall and BANFILL, Mary) was born on 12 Jul 1820 in Eaton, NH; died on 8 Nov 1899 in Saxonville, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Azubah married NUTT, Isaac Brewster on 3 Oct 1852 in Framingham, MA. Isaac (son of NUTT, Isaac Brewster and MONROE, Sally Ann) was born on 24 Aug 1827 in Framingham, MA; died on 23 Sep 1911 in Natick, MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Martha married GOLDWAITHE, Tristram on 23 Feb 1845 in Framingham, MA. Tristram was born on 17 Jun 1821; died on 6 Jan 1901 in Saxonville, MA; was buried in Framingham, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Generally known as James J. He was a carpenter and builder. He was a member of the Unitarian Church. He was a worthy and respected citizen. He lived on a small farm near Sudbury Center.

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James married WHEELER, Henrietta on 13 Sep 1855 in Sudbury, MA. Henrietta (daughter of WHEELER, Loring and CUTTER, Polly) was born on 5 Sep 1831 in Sudbury, MA; died on 4 Jan 1882 in Sudbury, MA; was buried in Sudbury, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married HUNT, Almira Frances on 10 Apr 1884 in Sudbury, MA. Almira (daughter of HUNT, Jonas Jr. and GOODNOW, Almira C.) was born on 15 Jan 1840 in Sudbury, MA; died on 26 Jun 1915 in Sudbury, MA; was buried in Sudbury, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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She was fond of music and for many years sang in the Methodist choir.

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Sarah married CRAIG, David Hobart on 14 Sep 1851. David (son of CRAIG, Tappan Webster and PIPER, Harriet) was born on 9 Feb 1820 in Plymouth, NH; died on 7 Sep 1909 in Lawrence, MA; was buried in Framingham, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lucy married MCCLENNAN, William Henry on 12 Mar 1856 in Providence, RI. William (son of MCCLENNAN, William and DEANE, Abigail) was born on 13 May 1824 in Boston, MA; died on 28 Apr 1911 in New York, NY; was buried in Worcester, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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"Mrs. Nutt had lived in Natick for forty years and, for one who seldom c ared to leave her home, she had a wide acquaintance and many friends. S he was absolutely devoted to her family. She was, however, interested i n public matters, especially temperance work and in her younger days be longed to temperance organizations; she was interested in the schools a nd often voted when there were contests for school committee. She too p art in the various forms of work of the loyal women of the North during t he Civil War, making uniforms, sewing for the soldiers, preparing lint a nd bandages for the wounded and gathering other supplies and comforts t o send to the front." - Natick Bulletin

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Abigail married NUTT, Col. William on 25 Apr 1863 in Framingham, MA. William (son of NUTT, Isaac Brewster and MONROE, Sally Ann) was born on 5 Aug 1836 in Topsham, VT; died on 31 Aug 1909 in Natick, MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Milit-Beg: 20 Aug 1862, Worcester, MA
• Milit-End: 27 Jul 1863

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He attended the middle district school in his native town until he was thirteen years old, when his father died and his mother moved to Saxonville, where he attended the grammar school one year and then went to work in the Simpson blanket and yarn mill there. His health suffered from the mill work and in April, 1859, he entered the employ of the Thompson Sewing Machine Company, Worcester, as office boy; in September following he went to work in a gun and locksmith shop in that city. After the war he was in the employ of the Ballard Rifle works and when that concern moved to Newburyport, he moved to that town and continued in it's employ under the new name of Merrimac Arms Co. After his marriage, he returned to Worcester and worked at his trade as machinist. He entered the employ of the Brown and Sharp Mfg. Co. of Providence, Nov 25, 1872, and was with that concern 32 years, engaged in making small tools and fixtures. Resided at 42 Common Street, Providence, RI.

Civil War Veteran, he served Aug 20, 1862 to July 27, 1863 in Co. C, 51st Mass. Volunteer Inf. Regt.

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Josiah married SAMPSON, Emma Louise on 12 Nov 1868 in Newburyport, MA. Emma (daughter of SAMPSON, William Graves and ORDWAY, Louisa Manning) was born on 29 Aug 1849 in Newburyport, MA; died on 16 Jan 1908 in Providence, RI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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He left home at the age of 19 years and went to NYC, thence to New Orleans, LA, but as yellow fever was epidemic there; shipped as carpenter on a vessel bound to Liverpool; returned to New Orleans; thence around Cape Horn to San Francisco and to Maysville, where he prospected for gold. He returned by way of the isthmus to New Orleans. For a time he lived in Texas. Then his uncle, Darius Lloyd assisted him to engage in business as a merchant in New Orleans. He was drafted into the Confederate Army in the cavalry and had to give up his store. After his discharge from the army, he returned to his home in Holliston and went to work in the Payson & Cutler wood working mill, making church furniture. He moved to Brimfield with his father and operated a large saw mill a number of years. He was injured in the mill and obliged to quit business for nearly a year. He lived at West Quincy, Atlantic and Squantum, where he had a large milk route and truck farm. For a time he had a saw mill and grist mill at Victor, NY and afterward for six months at Bedford, MA. He removed to Washington territory in the winter of 1888 and settled in Tumwater, where he built a saw mill and manufactured lumber. During his last years he was a market gardner. He was always active in church and was an elder in the church. He held several offices in Tumwater, WA.

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John married MANN, Antoinette Eliza on 6 Jun 1867 in Holliston, MA. Antoinette (daughter of MANN, Benjamin Jones and EAMES, Eliza R.) was born on 6 Apr 1847 in Holliston, MA; died on 23 Nov 1924 in Tumwater, WA; was buried in Tumwater, WA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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A compositor by trade, employed for many years in the Framingham Gazette office; lived in Framingham.

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He enlisted in Co. F, 4th Regt. Mass. Heavy Artillery, 22d Army Corps; discharged Jun 17, 1865. He lived in Boston and in many other places. The last four years of his life were spent in Bellingham, MA, where he died. He was buried at the side of his brother John C. Lloyd at Tumwater, WA. He was a member of the Advent Christian Church.

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George married BLACKMER, Rozella Jennie on 8 Aug 1886 in Worcester, MA. Rozella (daughter of BLACKMER, Hiram Moses and SHAW, Sophronia) was born on 30 Apr 1857 in Worcester, MA; died in 1944 in Whatcom County, WA; was buried in Ferndale, WA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The following was written by L.O. Shattuck on the death of Sarah A. Lloyd, aged 11 years, 15 days. Air, Greenville: "Swiftly have our schooldays hasted, Parting time at length has come; Joys and sorrows that we've tasted, All have fled ne'er to return. Daily we have met together Seeking each to knowledge gain, And we hope that each endeavor Has not been entirely vain. One has gone who here met with us; God has called her home above. There in the presence of her Jesus, She now sings redeeming love. May we all be reunited In our Father's house to dwell, Where our hopes will ne'er be blighted, And we ne'er shall say farewell."

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Irene married MILLIETTE, Charles on 19 Nov 1878. Charles was born about 1854 in NY; died after 1920 in Los Angeles, CA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Graduated from the Holliston Academy in 1869. She was an active member of the Grace Congregational Church and was secretary and president of the Ladies Association. She was treasurer of the Framingham Woman's Club.

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Ruth married TAFT, Fred Walter on 28 Nov 1872. Fred (son of TAFT, Lovell and GODDARD, Alvira) was born on 3 Jun 1852 in Swanzey, NH; died on 29 Sep 1925 in West Swanzey, NH; was buried in Framingham, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lucy married HUTCHINSON, William H. on 19 Nov 1878 in Framingham, MA. William was born in 1851 in Columbia, ME; died before 1904. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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He learned the trade of printer at S. Framingham and became foreman for the Lakeview Press in that place. He was foreman of the Blanchard Press, Worcester, from 1889-1907. During the next five years he was foreman for the Maqua Company, a printing concern at Schenectady, NY. In 1912-13 he was again foreman of Blanchard Press. In 1913 when F.S. Blanchard retired from business, Mr. Lloyd and two other partners formed the W.B. Crombie Company, a printing plant in the new Graphic Arts Building, Worcester. Mr. Lloyd has charge of the mechanical part of the business and is vice-president of the corporation.

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Charles married JANES, Jennie Alice on 21 Dec 1881 in Brimfield, MA. Jennie (daughter of JANES, David Williston and HITCHCOCK, Jeannette) was born on 19 Dec 1858 in Worcester, MA; died on 12 Jul 1916 in Worcester, MA; was buried in Worcester, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Harriet married SIMPSON, Charles R. on 28 Sep 1885 in Framingham, MA. Charles (son of SIMPSON, Charles D. and HOUGHTON, Ruth Jennie) was born in Mar 1860 in Glasgow, MO; died before 1960. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1920, Greenfield, MA
• Residence: 1930, Greenfield, MA

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Mary married FENTON, Osgood John on 10 Mar 1875 in Saxonville, MA. Osgood (son of FENTON, John and PRATT, Caroline) was born on 3 Aug 1849 in Framingham, MA; died on 28 May 1897 in Somerville, MA; was buried in Framingham, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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She attended the public schools, and graduated with honors from the advanced class of the State Normal School at Framingham in 1869; for six years was a teacher of mathematics, literature and music in the State Normal School at New Britain, CT.

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Family/Spouse: PEASE, Lumas Hoyt. Lumas was born on 20 Jan 1845 in Winsted, CT; died on 20 Mar 1919 in New Britain, CT; was buried in New Britain, CT. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Graduate of the State Normal School at Framingham; began teaching at Natick, Dec 31 1872; during the year 1874 she was principal of the Saxonville Grammar School; in April 1875 was appointed principal of the Walnut Hill School (now called the Bacon School), Natick, and she has held that position to the present time (1915). She was for 10 years treasurer of the Congregational Church, Saxonville, and sang in the choir there for 17 years. She was also a member of the Ladies' Trio for twelve years and of the Ladies' Arion Quartette, Natick, for four years.

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He as resided in Everett, MA, since 1878; a carpenter and builder. He h as served the city in the common council and on important commissions. H e is a member of Mystic Lodge, Odd Fellows, and the New England Order o f Protection.

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Loring married PARMENTER, Mary Marilla on 4 Feb 1880 in Sudbury, MA. Mary (daughter of PARMENTER, Madison and EVANS, Ann J.) was born on 16 Jan 1861 in MA; died on 4 Aug 1930 in Everett, MA; was buried in Sudbury, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1936, Acton, MA

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Marietta married HUNT, Warren on 26 Jun 1912 in Utica, NY. Warren (son of HUNT, Horatio and WITHERELL, Eliza Ann) was born on 26 Mar 1873 in Eastford, CT; died on 5 Nov 1959 in Sudbury, MA; was buried in Peterborough, NH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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A dressmaker, lived with her father for many years. Died unmarried.

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• Residence: 1865, Worcester, MA
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• Death: 1933, NY

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Charles married LOCKWOOD, Mary Elizabeth on 29 Mar 1883 in New York, NY. Mary (daughter of LOCKWOOD, Richard M. and MERRILL, Matilda) was born in Dec 1866 in New York, NY; died after 1930 in New York City, NY; was buried in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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First teacher of shorthand in the public schools of New York City, 1888 to 1895; had charge of thirty two young Cuban women attending the State Normal School, New Paltz, sent there to be educated as teachers by the US Govt during the occupation of Cuba.

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Helen married GILL, Wilson Lindsey on 23 Mar 1895. Wilson (son of GILL, John Loriman and WATERS, Mary Smith) was born on 12 Sep 1851 in Columbus, OH; died on 12 Sep 1941 in Philadelphia, PA; was buried in Bala Cynwyd, PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1900, Manhattan, NY
• Residence: 1920, Manhattan, NY
• Arrival: 20 Jan 1931, New York City, NY

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Left Worcester in May, 1879, and attended the public schools of NYC; graduated from Normal College of the City of New York in 1889 and since then has been a teacher in the New York public schools; for twenty years connected with the Sunday School of the Church of the Holy Trinity, NYC, as secretary/treasurer.

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Educated in the public schools of Natick and at the Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Boston. He started in the shoe manufacturing business in the firm of Nutt, Brennan and Co., in the Riley Pebbles shop; afterward was senior partner in Nutt & Pratt, shoe manufacturers, in the old Wilson shop; in 1901 he sold out to his partner, J B Pratt. In the following year he started in business again in the Riley Pebbles shop, under the firm name of W.H. Nutt Co. Since 1908 he has been connected with various shoe firms in Westborogh, Everett, Chelsea and Rowley, MA. He resided in Ipswich.

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William married TENNEY, Carrie Maude on 24 Dec 1890 in MA. Carrie (daughter of TENNEY, Hiram Alden and FISHER, Nellie Sarah) was born on 19 Oct 1868 in Claremont Township, NH; died on 9 Nov 1960 in MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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He was president and valedictorian of the class of 1886, Natick High School. He graduated from Harvard College in 1890 (A.B. magna cum laude), taking second year and final honors in physics. In 1890-1 he was a eporter on the Worcester Daily Spy and in 1891 founded the New Rochelle Paragraph at New Rochelle, NY. and afterward also acquired the Paragraph , Mamaroneck, NY. He bought the Worcester Spy, Oct 1, 1899, and in the following year sold both weekly papers in New York. He was editor and publisher of the Spy until May, 1904. Since that time he has been a writer of genealogical works and has compiled the genealogical sketches for some forty volumes published by Lew Historical Publishing Company of New York.
Until 1912 he was a Republican. He served on various ward and city committees of the Republican party; was delegate to the state convention that nominated Roosevelt for governor; was Republican candidate for supervisor in 1907. In 1912 and 1913 he was a candidate of the Progressive party for representative in Ward 10, Worcester, and in 1913 was chairman of the executive committee of the city organization of the Progressive Party.

He was Memorial Day orator at Natick in 1907; was secretary of the association that erected the Soldier's Monument at New Rochelle. He is a member of the Worcester Society of Antiquity; the New England Historic Genealogical Society; MA Society, Sons of the American Revolu tion; the American Historical Association; Huguenot Lodge, Free Masons, and Huguenot Council, Royal Arcanum, New Rochelle, and of the Church of the Unity (Unitarian). Resided at 7 Monroe Ave, Worcester, MA.

CHARLES NUTT, Journalist, genealogist, historian, was born in Natick, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, September 26, 1868, and died September 26. 1918, at Wareham, Massachusetts, the son of Colonel William and Abigail (Puffer) Nutt. His preparatory education was acquired in the schools of his native place, he graduating from the Natick High School in 1886, president and valedictorian of his class. He then entered Harvard University, took second-year honors in physics in 1887, and was graduated in 1890 with the degree of Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, both for general rank and for honors in physics. During his course in school and college, Mr. Nutt did newspaper work for the Natick "Bulletin," Natick "Citizen" and Boston "Evening Record," this experience laying the foundation for his after career in journalism, he having been one of the best known men in that line throughout his section of the State of Massachusetts. In 1890, the year of his graduation from Harvard, he accepted a position as reporter on the staff of the Worcester "Daily Spy," for many years the leading paper in that thriving city, and in the following, year, having gained additional experience, he founded "The Paragraph," in New Rochelle, New York, and later became the owner of newspaper and printing plants at New Rochelle and Mamaroneck, New York. On October 1, 1899, he purchased the Worcester "Daily Spy" and conducted it until June 1, 1904, a period of five years, when it passed out of his hands and was suspended. The plant was destroyed by fire. May 21, 1902, and the loss was disastrous to the business. He disposed of the New Rochelle "Paragrapli," November 1, 1900, and the Mamaroneck "Paragraph" to Charles F. Rice. With thorough training, true journalistic instinct, broad knowledge of affairs, he reflected honor upon his profession, and in his conduct of the various papers with which he was identified he made them the exponent of the highest interests of the community, of the State and of the Nation.

In addition to his journalistic work, Mr. Nutt devoted considerable time to genealogical research, in which he was an expert, and from 1904 until his death was associated with the Lewis Publishing Company, of New York, 'and at the time of his death was watching through the press the later pages of a monumental work which he had already completed—"A History of Worcester," which will be read with great interest by his many friends and acquaintances in Worcester, his adopted city. He completed a history of the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, which was begun by the late Hon. Alfred S. Roe; wrote a history of the Crompton & Knowles Loom Works, one of the largest enterprises in Worcester, and was the author of several other books which received favorable comment from the press and from the reading public.

Although so much of his time and thought were given to the duties above mentioned, Mr. Nutt was also an active participant in political affairs, in which he took a keen interest, and was chosen by his fellow-citizens to serve as delegate to various Republican conventions, including the State Convention when the late Theodore Roosevelt was nominated for Governor of New York. He was the candidate of the Republican party lor the office of supervisor; during the presidential campaign of 1904 was in charge of the Speakers' Bureau of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee; was chairman of the Fourth Ward Republican Committee of New Rochelle, New York, and treasurer of the New Rochelle Republican Club. Mr. Nutt held membership in the Massachusetts Sons of the American Revolution; the New England Historic-Genealogical Society; the Worcester Society of Antiquity; Huguenot Council, Royal Arcanum; and Huguenot Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, both of New Rochelle; and during his collegiate course was a member of the Pierian Sodality, in which he played the double bass, and he was also a member of various other clubs.

Mr. Nutt married (first) August 26, 1891, Ada Sophia Robinson, born March 5, 1871, at Natick, died November 17, 1909, at Worcester, daughter of Walter Billings arid Ella Maria (Bullard) Robinson. He married (second) at Haverhill, New Hampshire, November 28, 1911, Lucia Jeanette Morrill, born November 28, 1885, at Benton, New Hampshire, daughter of Eben and Nancy (Holt) Morrill, of Haverhill, New Hampshire. Children by first wife: 1. Isabel Ella, born at New Rochelle, New York, June 27, 1892; married, February 15, 1919, Robert Trumen Bamford. United States Navy, of Ipswich, Massachusetts. 2. Harold, born December 3, 1893. at New Rochelle, New York; graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, class of 1916. 3. Arthur, born February 6, 1895, at New Rochelle, New York; graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, class of 1916; married, November 29, 1917, Anne Josephine Dewey, of Buffalo, New York, daughter of Frank Cline and Helen May (Keon) Dewey. 4. Dorothy May, born August 23. 1897, at New Rochelle, New York. 5. Charles Stanley, born at Worcester, November 10, 1899; seaman, United States Navy, on United States Steamship "Kansas." Child by second wife, born at Worcester: Ruth Nutt, born April 7, 1913.

In the death of Mr. Nutt the city of Worcester lost a man who had made a name for himself in the city of his adoption, a man of courage and determination, of untiring energy, who added to these qualities the courtesy of a gentleman. Burial was in Dell Park Cemetery, Natick, Massachusetts. 

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Charles married ROBINSON, Ada Sophia on 26 Aug 1891 in Natick, MA. Ada (daughter of ROBINSON, Walter Billings and BULLARD, Ella Maria) was born on 5 Mar 1871 in Natick, MA; died on 17 Nov 1909 in Worcester, MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Charles married MORRILL, Lucia Jeanette on 28 Nov 1911 in Haverhill, NH. Lucia (daughter of MORRILL, Eben and HOLT, Nancy) was born on 28 Nov 1885 in Benton, NH; died on 16 Jun 1948 in Wareham, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Educated in public and high schools of Natick; and at Boston University, where he studied law. In 1893 he was appointed deputy sheriff of Middlesex County; from 1904-1911 he was court messenger, and since 1911 he has been court officer of the Middlesex Probate court. In 1902-5 he was associated with his brother William in the shoe business. In 1906 he was selectman of Natick. Resided in E. Cambridge.

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George married GARFIELD, Addie Stone on 29 Nov 1894. Addie (daughter of GARFIELD, Josiah A. and STONE, Lucy Ann) was born on 28 Aug 1872 in Saxonville, MA; died in 1950 in MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _COLOR: 11

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Attended the public schools, and graduated from the Natick High School in 1891. Afterward he took a course at the Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Boston. He learned the printing trade in the office of the New Rochelle Paragraph; returned to Natick, and was employed for two years and a half by Nutt & Pratt. From 1899 to 1904, he was associated with his brother in the Worcester Spy business and during the part of the time he was foreman of the composing room. Since 1904 he has been on the Boston Morning Globe, as linotype operator and makeup man. He is gifted musically and for a number of years played double bass and flute in various orchestras. He is a charter member of the Horace Greeley Lodge, Kinghts of Pythias, Boston; member of the Royal Arcanum and of Typographical Union, No. 13, Boston.

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Henry married DAYMON, Benita Adelaide on 5 Sep 1894 in Rye Neck, NY. Benita (daughter of DAYMON, William and CARPENTER, Ethalinda D.) was born on 22 Jan 1869 in Rye Neck, NY; died in 1954 in MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _COLOR: 11

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• _COLOR: 11

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She was educated in the Natick schools and studied music under B.J. Lan, H.M. Dunham and F. Maxson and was a student in the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. She was for three years and a half organist of St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church, Wellesley, Mass., and for nine years teacher of music at Elwyn, Penn.

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Nellie married LIED, Trygve on 1 Jul 1912. Trygve (son of LIED, Fred C. M. and Hulda) was born on 10 Aug 1881 in Kristiansund, More og Romsdal, Norway; died in Oct 1969 in MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _COLOR: 11

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She graduated from the Natick High School in 1898 and for a number of years was clerk in her father's law office and in the Natick Five Cents Savings Bank. She is a member of the First Congregational Church, Natick; of Wayside Inn Chapter, D.A.R., of which she is treasurer; of the Natick Woman's Club; Aurora Chapter, No. 9, O.E.S. and the Edmund Rice Association.

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Julia married SUTHERLAND, Ralph Donald on 7 Oct 1908 in Natick, MA. Ralph (son of SUTHERLAND, George Munroe and HUNT, Elizabeth Maria) was born on 18 May 1882 in Natick, MA; died in 1959 in MA; was buried in Athol, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _COLOR: 11

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She graduated form the Natick High School, 1901. After the death of her husband she was for a time a student in the training school of the Memorial Hospital, Worcester. She then took a course in domestic science in Simmons College, Boston. Since the spring of 1914, she has been assistant matron at the Grafton colony of the State Asylum for the Insane at N. Grafton, MA. She is a member of the Wayside Inn Chapter D.A.R. and the Chapter, O.E.S., of Grafton; First Congregational Church, Natick; Edmund Rice Association.

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Matilda married HALL, Charles Benning on 20 Nov 1909. Charles (son of HALL, Charles W. and AMBLER, Eliza M.) was born on 27 Jun 1882 in Natick, MA; died on 27 Jan 1912 in Natick, MA; was buried in Natick, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _COLOR: 2
• Residence: 1920, Providence, RI
• Residence: 1930, Providence, RI
• Residence: 1940, Providence, RI
• Residence: 1957, Providence, RI

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• _COLOR: 2
• Residence: 1880, Howard, NY
• Residence: 1910, Howard, NY
• Residence: 1920, Howard, NY
• Residence: 1930, Hartsville, NY

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Graduate of the English High School of Providence and the Rhode Island State Normal School; member of Beneficent Congregational Church of Providence. Taught school at Providence and Del Norte, CO.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _COLOR: 2
• Residence: 1920, Providence, RI
• Residence: 1930, Providence, RI
• Residence: 1940, Providence, RI

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Graduate of the Providence English High School, class of 1895; of the Rhode Island State Normal School in January, 1896; teacher in the primary schools of Providence; private teacher of French; treasurer of the French Alliance Club of Providence.