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[Abraham.FTW] David Lee Nutt Birth: 6 January 1848-- , Neosho, MO Death: 18 February 1929 -- , TX Spouse: Parents: David Nutt, Sarah Ann Landers 3. David Lee (D.L.) NUTT (David G. NUTT , Jr.2, David NUTT , Sr.1) was born 1848, and died 1929. He married Sudie (Sue) A. GARLAND 28 FEB 1872. She was born 1854, and died 1920. Children of David Lee (D.L.) NUTT and Sudie (Sue) A. GARLAND are: 9 i. Martha (Mattie) Eli NUTT was born 1874. 10 ii. Henry Lee NUTT. 1877 11 iii. Sallie L. NUTT. 1875 12 iv. Joseph NUTT.[Bill's Nutt.FTW] See: "Nutt/McNutt, Descendents of David Nutt of Orange County, NC," by Robert Harris Damon (formerly Damon Harris Nutt) and Christine Virginia (Weatherall) Damon, published by Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD 1994 - Library of Congress Catalogue Card No. 94-75935. Pages 91-95. The Ft. Worth Star-Telegram of Wednesday Evening, May 7, 1969 reports: "The firtst state historical medallion awared to a Granbury residence has gone up on the cream-colored house at 319 Bridge St. It is the home of Mrs. Frank W. Murton and was built by her late father, David Lee Nutt, in 1879." The article goes on to describe the 8 room home built of cyprus timbers and to present a history of it. (A copy of this article is found in the book.) The home came to be known as the "Nutt House." "About 1880 D. L. Nutt erected his present handsome home as a private residence; but as there was a dearth of hotel accomodations in Granbury, he subsequently built aditions to the original structure and converted his home into a public hostelry, which has since been maintained greatly to the comfort and satisfaction of commercial travelers and all others requiring transient homes. As host and hostess Mr. Nutt and his amiable wife are without peers as entertainers, and all who stop beneath the roof are made to feel at home. He is genital (sic) yet undemonstrative in manner, and there is a warmth of sincerity in his language and ways that ednotes (sic) the true friend. He has business qualities of the highest order, and the phenomenal success that attended the Nutt Brothers' business is in no small degree attributable to his able and conservative management. In 1864 D. L. Nutt regularly enlisted in the home guards, a military organization to suppress the depredations of hostile Indians, and was active in the service until the close of the civil war. He is a Mason of the Royal Arch degree, having been admitted to the Granbury Lodge in 1871." D. L. operated a grocery business and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church in Granbury, TX. See the record for Jesse F. Nutt for more information on the David G. Nutt family. Go to the following web site for Texas' history on him and the Nutt House: http://www.granburydepot.org/z/biog/NuttFamily.htm
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