Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter.10, (Harrison "Harry" Nutter,9 Grafton Nutter III.8, Grafton Nutter Jr.7, Grafton Nutter Sr.6, Valentine Nutter.5, Henry Nutter.4, Anthony Nutter.3, Hatevil Nutter.2, Edmund Nutter.1) born: 26 November 1874, Shipman, Macoupin County Illinois, died: 30 December 1903, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, buried: 3 January 1904, St. Patrick's Cemetery,Madison County Illinois, son of: Harrison "Harry" Nutter and Martha "Mattie" Leigh, married: 13 May 1896, Madison County Illinois, Kathryn Margarita Kennedy, born: 27 July 1875, Alton, Madison County Illinois, died; 19 May 1942, St Louis Missouri, buried; Oak Grove Cemetery, Bel-Nor, St. Louis County Missouri, daughter of; Bartholomew "Bart" Kennedy and Kate Rynnes, One known son; Cletus Lionel Nutter (used his mothers second husbands name Cunningham), born: 8 August 1897, Alton, Madison County Illinois.
Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter.7, (Martha "Mattie" Leigh.6, Albert Gallatin Leigh.5, Emanuel Jones Leigh.4, John Leigh.3, Zachariah Leigh .2, John Leigh.1)
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Source; obituary from the December 31, 1903, Alton Evening Telegraph:
DIED ON HIS WAY HOME, Harry Nutter Succumbs To Long Illness at Oklahoma City, At Sister's Home, Harry Nutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nutter, died at Oklahoma City, O. T. (i.e. Oklahoma Territory), yesterday after a long illness. He had been staying in Tucson, Arizona, for the benefit of his health, but feeling that he was failing rapidly, he desired to be nearer home and started back about ten days ago. He reached Oklahoma City, where his sister lives, Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, and there found himself unable to come farther on his way home. Mrs. Nutter was notified of the dangerous condition in which he then was and started to attend him. The body will be brought to Alton for burial. Mr. Nutter was a highly respected young man, and leaves a wife, who is a daughter of B. Kennedy, and one child.
Harry Nutter was 29 years of age and had been an Engineer at Luer's (i.e. a meat packing firm) for many years. He leaves besides his wife and son, his parents, five brothers and four sisters. His wife arrived at his bedside a few hours before his death.
Note: Cletus Lionel Nutter (used his mothers second husbands name Cunningham), born: 8 August 1897, Alton, Madison County Illinois, died; March 1964, St Louis Missouri, son of; Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter and Kathryn Mary "Katie" Kennedy, married; about 1921, Hilda E. Berg, born: 5 June 1895, Saint Louis, St Louis City, Missouri, died; May 1964, St Louis Missouri, daughter of: Fred and Minnie Berg.
Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter.7, (Martha "Mattie" Leigh.6, Albert Gallatin Leigh.5, Emanuel Jones Leigh.4, John Leigh.3, Zachariah Leigh .2, John Leigh.1)
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Source; obituary from the December 31, 1903, Alton Evening Telegraph:
DIED ON HIS WAY HOME, Harry Nutter Succumbs To Long Illness at Oklahoma City, At Sister's Home, Harry Nutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nutter, died at Oklahoma City, O. T. (i.e. Oklahoma Territory), yesterday after a long illness. He had been staying in Tucson, Arizona, for the benefit of his health, but feeling that he was failing rapidly, he desired to be nearer home and started back about ten days ago. He reached Oklahoma City, where his sister lives, Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, and there found himself unable to come farther on his way home. Mrs. Nutter was notified of the dangerous condition in which he then was and started to attend him. The body will be brought to Alton for burial. Mr. Nutter was a highly respected young man, and leaves a wife, who is a daughter of B. Kennedy, and one child.
Harry Nutter was 29 years of age and had been an Engineer at Luer's (i.e. a meat packing firm) for many years. He leaves besides his wife and son, his parents, five brothers and four sisters. His wife arrived at his bedside a few hours before his death.
Note: Cletus Lionel Nutter (used his mothers second husbands name Cunningham), born: 8 August 1897, Alton, Madison County Illinois, died; March 1964, St Louis Missouri, son of; Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter and Kathryn Mary "Katie" Kennedy, married; about 1921, Hilda E. Berg, born: 5 June 1895, Saint Louis, St Louis City, Missouri, died; May 1964, St Louis Missouri, daughter of: Fred and Minnie Berg.
Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter.10, (Harrison "Harry" Nutter,9 Grafton Nutter III.8, Grafton Nutter Jr.7, Grafton Nutter Sr.6, Valentine Nutter.5, Henry Nutter.4, Anthony Nutter.3, Hatevil Nutter.2, Edmund Nutter.1) born: 26 November 1874, Shipman, Macoupin County Illinois, died: 30 December 1903, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, buried: 3 January 1904, St. Patrick's Cemetery,Madison County Illinois, son of: Harrison "Harry" Nutter and Martha "Mattie" Leigh, married: 13 May 1896, Madison County Illinois, Kathryn Margarita Kennedy, born: 27 July 1875, Alton, Madison County Illinois, died; 19 May 1942, St Louis Missouri, buried; Oak Grove Cemetery, Bel-Nor, St. Louis County Missouri, daughter of; Bartholomew "Bart" Kennedy and Kate Rynnes, One known son; Cletus Lionel Nutter (used his mothers second husbands name Cunningham), born: 8 August 1897, Alton, Madison County Illinois.
Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter.7, (Martha "Mattie" Leigh.6, Albert Gallatin Leigh.5, Emanuel Jones Leigh.4, John Leigh.3, Zachariah Leigh .2, John Leigh.1)
Obituary sent to me from (Pate family tree; bpthree1)
Source; obituary from the December 31, 1903, Alton Evening Telegraph:
DIED ON HIS WAY HOME, Harry Nutter Succumbs To Long Illness at Oklahoma City, At Sister's Home, Harry Nutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nutter, died at Oklahoma City, O. T. (i.e. Oklahoma Territory), yesterday after a long illness. He had been staying in Tucson, Arizona, for the benefit of his health, but feeling that he was failing rapidly, he desired to be nearer home and started back about ten days ago. He reached Oklahoma City, where his sister lives, Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, and there found himself unable to come farther on his way home. Mrs. Nutter was notified of the dangerous condition in which he then was and started to attend him. The body will be brought to Alton for burial. Mr. Nutter was a highly respected young man, and leaves a wife, who is a daughter of B. Kennedy, and one child.
Harry Nutter was 29 years of age and had been an Engineer at Luer's (i.e. a meat packing firm) for many years. He leaves besides his wife and son, his parents, five brothers and four sisters. His wife arrived at his bedside a few hours before his death.
Note: Cletus Lionel Nutter (used his mothers second husbands name Cunningham), born: 8 August 1897, Alton, Madison County Illinois, died; March 1964, St Louis Missouri, son of; Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter and Kathryn Mary "Katie" Kennedy, married; about 1921, Hilda E. Berg, born: 5 June 1895, Saint Louis, St Louis City, Missouri, died; May 1964, St Louis Missouri, daughter of: Fred and Minnie Berg.
Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter.7, (Martha "Mattie" Leigh.6, Albert Gallatin Leigh.5, Emanuel Jones Leigh.4, John Leigh.3, Zachariah Leigh .2, John Leigh.1)
Obituary sent to me from (Pate family tree; bpthree1)
Source; obituary from the December 31, 1903, Alton Evening Telegraph:
DIED ON HIS WAY HOME, Harry Nutter Succumbs To Long Illness at Oklahoma City, At Sister's Home, Harry Nutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nutter, died at Oklahoma City, O. T. (i.e. Oklahoma Territory), yesterday after a long illness. He had been staying in Tucson, Arizona, for the benefit of his health, but feeling that he was failing rapidly, he desired to be nearer home and started back about ten days ago. He reached Oklahoma City, where his sister lives, Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, and there found himself unable to come farther on his way home. Mrs. Nutter was notified of the dangerous condition in which he then was and started to attend him. The body will be brought to Alton for burial. Mr. Nutter was a highly respected young man, and leaves a wife, who is a daughter of B. Kennedy, and one child.
Harry Nutter was 29 years of age and had been an Engineer at Luer's (i.e. a meat packing firm) for many years. He leaves besides his wife and son, his parents, five brothers and four sisters. His wife arrived at his bedside a few hours before his death.
Note: Cletus Lionel Nutter (used his mothers second husbands name Cunningham), born: 8 August 1897, Alton, Madison County Illinois, died; March 1964, St Louis Missouri, son of; Harrison Edward "Harry" Nutter and Kathryn Mary "Katie" Kennedy, married; about 1921, Hilda E. Berg, born: 5 June 1895, Saint Louis, St Louis City, Missouri, died; May 1964, St Louis Missouri, daughter of: Fred and Minnie Berg.
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