Mary Anderson Smith Morton was the daughter of Major James Morton. She married James McNutt, Jr. on 31 May 1811 in Prince Edward County, Virginia.

They had McNutt children:

Mary Smith, 20 or 28 Mar 1812 (Rev. Henry Brown), below

James Morton, 6 Dec 1813 (Mary C. Venable), below

Margaret, 2 or 22 Feb 1815 (Andrew Withrow), below

Samuel Alexander, 6 May 1817 (unmarried), below

John Rice, 16 Feb 1819 (Frances Brown Morrison & Sarah Mildred McCorkle), below

William Morton, 28 Jan 1822 (Louisa Venable), below

Robert, 23 Dec 1823 (Jane Gully), below

Benjamin Franklin, 28 Feb 1827 (Ellen Steele), below

Eliza Jane, 13 Oct 1830 (Robt McC McBride & Dr. Barton), below

Annie Rice, 29 Jun 1836 (Wm Steele), below

On the 1850 Dist. 2 1/2, Augusta Co., Virginia census, I found farmer James McNutt, 78, with $12,976 in real estate; MARY S S McNutt, 61; farmer Robert McNutt, 26, with $1800 in real estate; Josiah S McNutt 24; Benjamin F McNutt, 22; Eliza F McNutt, 19 and Ann R McNutt, 13, all Virginia born.

On 3 Dec 1856, in Prince Edward, Virginia, Wm M McNutt, son of Jas and Mary A S McNutt, age 34, born in Augusta Co., Virginia, married L M Venable, 26, born in Prince Edward, Virginia, to Saml W and Jane S Venable.

On the 1860 Staunton P.O., District 1, Augusta Co., Virginia census, I found farmer Robert McNutt, 36; farmer Benjamin F McNutt, 31; MARY A S McNutt, 70; and Ann R McNutt, 22, all Virginia born.

On the 1870 Riverheads, Augusta Co., Virginia census, I found farmer Benjamin McNutt, 40; farmer Robert McNutt, 46 and MARY A S McNutt, 80 plus the servant and laborers of the Simon Alexander family and 2 Walkers, all Virginia born.

About 3 years before she died, Robert McNutt, 47, born in Augusta Co., son of J and M A S McNutt, married Virg E Gully, 37, born in Madison Co., daughter of W and E Gully on 20 Dec 1871 in Rockbridge Co., Virginia (FS).

I could not locate an obit for in the Staunton or Lexington papers online.

Her daughter Mary's obit mentions her mother's father: BROWN - Departed this life in Augusta county, Va., Feb. 5th, Mrs. Mary S. Brown, wife of the Rev. Henry Brown, in the 65th year of her age. Her father was James McNutt, long a justice of the Peace in Augusta county, and a ruling elder in the congregation of New Providence. Her mother was Mary A. S. Morton, a daughter of that admirable old Christian gentlemen and patriot, Major James Morton, of Wilmington, Prince Edward county, Va., and on account of unswerving fidelity in the times of the Revolution, well known under the soubriquet of "Old Solid Column." The Staunton Spectator, 19 Feb 1878, Deaths (photo on the right).