William James Nutt, Jr. is the son of William Nutt and Sarah Elkins Nutt. He married Hannah Glidden September 24, 1785 at Brookfield, Strafford (later Carroll) co., New Hampshire. Hannah died in childbirth. He married second to Lucy Ann Avery March 27, 1803 at Jefferson, Lincoln co., Maine.
(William) James Nutt lived in Whitefield,Lincoln, ME, but removed to Harmony, then called Vaughnstown, Somerset, Maine and died there at age 93. He was a farmer and shoemaker, and twice married. [SOURCE: Page 922 of volume 2 of the printed work titled "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, " compiled by George T. Little, and published 1909 by the Lewis Historal Publishing Company of New York.]
William James Nutt was a private in 1777 under Captain John Orr and was at the Battle of Bennington (see below for historical description). In 1781 he enlisted in the wagon service under Samuel Kimball, conductor of New Hampshire Troops.
Revolutionary War Pension Files for William Nutt show this service for him:
Enlistment July 1777, length of service 3 mos., rank Private, served under Capt. John Orr and Col. Reid, state N.H.
Enlistment Nov. 1777, length of service 6 weeks, rank Private, served under Capt. Dinsmore and Col. Reid.
Enlistment June 1, 1781, length of service 6 mos., rank Wagoner, served under Capt. Kimball and Col. Coggswell.
William Nutt (1762-1843) died in the home of his son Samuel Nutt in February 1843. [from an affidavit of William Nutt's son Emery B. Nutt, dated 12 Feb. 1856, in court in Cumberland Co., Me.]
(William) James Nutt lived in Whitefield,Lincoln, ME, but removed to Harmony, then called Vaughnstown, Somerset, Maine and died there at age 93. He was a farmer and shoemaker, and twice married. [SOURCE: Page 922 of volume 2 of the printed work titled "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, " compiled by George T. Little, and published 1909 by the Lewis Historal Publishing Company of New York.]
William James Nutt was a private in 1777 under Captain John Orr and was at the Battle of Bennington (see below for historical description). In 1781 he enlisted in the wagon service under Samuel Kimball, conductor of New Hampshire Troops.
Revolutionary War Pension Files for William Nutt show this service for him:
Enlistment July 1777, length of service 3 mos., rank Private, served under Capt. John Orr and Col. Reid, state N.H.
Enlistment Nov. 1777, length of service 6 weeks, rank Private, served under Capt. Dinsmore and Col. Reid.
Enlistment June 1, 1781, length of service 6 mos., rank Wagoner, served under Capt. Kimball and Col. Coggswell.
William Nutt (1762-1843) died in the home of his son Samuel Nutt in February 1843. [from an affidavit of William Nutt's son Emery B. Nutt, dated 12 Feb. 1856, in court in Cumberland Co., Me.]
William James Nutt, Jr. is the son of William Nutt and Sarah Elkins Nutt. He married Hannah Glidden September 24, 1785 at Brookfield, Strafford (later Carroll) co., New Hampshire. Hannah died in childbirth. He married second to Lucy Ann Avery March 27, 1803 at Jefferson, Lincoln co., Maine.
(William) James Nutt lived in Whitefield,Lincoln, ME, but removed to Harmony, then called Vaughnstown, Somerset, Maine and died there at age 93. He was a farmer and shoemaker, and twice married. [SOURCE: Page 922 of volume 2 of the printed work titled "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, " compiled by George T. Little, and published 1909 by the Lewis Historal Publishing Company of New York.]
William James Nutt was a private in 1777 under Captain John Orr and was at the Battle of Bennington (see below for historical description). In 1781 he enlisted in the wagon service under Samuel Kimball, conductor of New Hampshire Troops.
Revolutionary War Pension Files for William Nutt show this service for him:
Enlistment July 1777, length of service 3 mos., rank Private, served under Capt. John Orr and Col. Reid, state N.H.
Enlistment Nov. 1777, length of service 6 weeks, rank Private, served under Capt. Dinsmore and Col. Reid.
Enlistment June 1, 1781, length of service 6 mos., rank Wagoner, served under Capt. Kimball and Col. Coggswell.
William Nutt (1762-1843) died in the home of his son Samuel Nutt in February 1843. [from an affidavit of William Nutt's son Emery B. Nutt, dated 12 Feb. 1856, in court in Cumberland Co., Me.]
(William) James Nutt lived in Whitefield,Lincoln, ME, but removed to Harmony, then called Vaughnstown, Somerset, Maine and died there at age 93. He was a farmer and shoemaker, and twice married. [SOURCE: Page 922 of volume 2 of the printed work titled "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, " compiled by George T. Little, and published 1909 by the Lewis Historal Publishing Company of New York.]
William James Nutt was a private in 1777 under Captain John Orr and was at the Battle of Bennington (see below for historical description). In 1781 he enlisted in the wagon service under Samuel Kimball, conductor of New Hampshire Troops.
Revolutionary War Pension Files for William Nutt show this service for him:
Enlistment July 1777, length of service 3 mos., rank Private, served under Capt. John Orr and Col. Reid, state N.H.
Enlistment Nov. 1777, length of service 6 weeks, rank Private, served under Capt. Dinsmore and Col. Reid.
Enlistment June 1, 1781, length of service 6 mos., rank Wagoner, served under Capt. Kimball and Col. Coggswell.
William Nutt (1762-1843) died in the home of his son Samuel Nutt in February 1843. [from an affidavit of William Nutt's son Emery B. Nutt, dated 12 Feb. 1856, in court in Cumberland Co., Me.]
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