Child 1:
Jackson NuttBorn: 1895
Spouse: Jean Bryce
Children: James Bryce Nutt, William Nutt
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Husband:
William Nutt Born: 1864 Died: Oct-1943 Father: Jackson Nutt Mother: Anne Devine William Nutt, was a native of Limavady, County Derry, N. Ireland. Nutt family members still live in Limavady in 1996. One member of the family owns a haulage contracting business in Limavady and a family house still stands to the right when facing towards the Limavady Main Post Office. William Nutt's family moved to Larkhall for work in the 1800's. William did not know his birth date, but when he thought he was sixty-five, he sailed from Glasgow to Ireland and ascertained his birth date in the baptismal records of the Church of Ireland, Limavady, thus qualifying for his retirement pension. William was a committed Christian and was an elder of the Larkhall Congregational Church. William Nutt and Mary Marshall are buried at the north wall of the second oldest part of Larkhall Cemetery, as are Robert, Hannah and Mary Nutt, opposite the large gate on Duke Street. All have named gravestones. William died on the 29th October 1943, aged 79. Mary Marshall Nutt died on 22nd February 1957, aged 87. |
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Wife:
Mary Marshall Born: 1870 Died: 22-Feb-1957 Father: Robert Marshall Mother: Christina Allan Mary Marshall was married to William Nutt. Mary had lived in Carnbroe, near Airdrie, and in Larkhall. Mary was a gentle lady of great Christian understanding. William and Mary were thrifty persons and bought their own houses, firstly a house called 'Annfield' and then one called 'Largobank', stone cottages on the main A74 road at Strutherhill, Larkhall. They later purchased three houses in a grey-stone building in 25, Montgomery Street, Larkhall. Father and mother occupying the larger ground storey house and their son Jackson and daughter Mary occupying the upstairs houses. |
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Child 1:
Jackson Nutt Born: 1895 Spouse: Jean Bryce Children: James Bryce Nutt, William Nutt |
Child 2:
Christina Allan NuttBorn: 1897 Spouse: John Chapman Children: William (Billy) Nutt Chapman, Mary (Molly) Marshall Chapman, John Chapman |
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Child 3:
Robert Marshall Nutt Born: 15-Jun-1899 Died: 15-Jun-1980 Spouse: Hannah Frazer Children: Sarah Judge Nutt, Mary Marshall Nutt Robert Nutt was a clever scholar who won prizes at school, but left early because of his deafness. Unable to find paid work, he worked with his father in Ferniegair Colliery, near Hamilton Lanarkshire, receiving some payment from his father's wage. Robert became a fully employed miner in Ferniegair and was known as 'The Mighty Atom' by his workmates because of his capacity for work. Robert's deafness was alleviated by the invention of battery-powered hearing aids, and he became a store man with the Scottish Gas Board. Robert was born on June 15th 1899. Robert and Hannah Nutt also purchased their own terraced, stone-built cottage at 25, Burnhead, Larkhall and then at 18, Croft Place, Larkhall. These purchases signify their business sense and their thrift. Robert and Hannah had two daughters, Sarah and Mary. Nutt is a name stemming from the ancient name Canute. This name is also spelled Knutt and MacNutt; a spelling can be seen on a memorial stone on the internal wall of Salisbury Cathedral, the north wall as I remember it. The spelling is 'Knutt'. |
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Child 4:
Annie Nutt Born: 1905 Spouse: John Russell Children: Duncan Russell, Christina Russell, Margaret Russell, Mary Marshall Russell |
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Child 5:
Mary Nutt Born: 1905 Spouse: David Leslie Children: Jean Leslie, May Leslie |
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Child 6:
William Nutt Born: 1905 Spouse: Lily Sorbie Children: William Nutt |
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Child 7:
Jean Nutt Born: 1911 Spouse: Children: |