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Hubert Cornelius McNutt

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Hubert Cornelius McNutt

Birth	:	13 May 1860 Cato, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA
Death	:	30 Nov 1941 Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas, USA
Burial	:	Bridge River Valley Cemetery, Gold Bridge, Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Canada
Description	:	Hubert Cornelius McNutt was born on May 13, 1860,in Wisconsin, son of Rollin and Melissa House McNutt. He spend his boyhood and early youth with machinery and grain. One of his prized possessions throughout his life was a telegraph key he built when he was twelve years old. It was used for a time in the station at Oshkosh, Wisconsin.During the first years of settlement they made and sold sod-breaking plows to farmers in the area. On July 4, 1880, Hubert married his childhood sweetheart, Mary M. Vanderlip.Their wedding was one of the earliest in the township.... Read More	Hubert Cornelius McNutt was born on May 13, 1860,in Wisconsin, son of Rollin and Melissa House McNutt. He spend his boyhood and early youth with machinery and grain. One of his prized possessions throughout his life was a telegraph key he built when he was twelve years old. It was used for a time in the station at Oshkosh, Wisconsin.During the first years of settlement they made and sold sod-breaking plows to farmers in the area. On July 4, 1880, Hubert married his childhood sweetheart, Mary M. Vanderlip.Their wedding was one of the earliest in the township. Hubert built a frame house on this father's homestead, and his parents moved in with them when Melissa's health started to fail. Hubert owned one of the first threshing machines and engines in Ash Rock Township, and he threshed much of the grain in his neighborhood for many years. He was a representative for Road King graders, and he was a prime mover in the construction of Ash Rock Township's early roads. In 1904 Hubert and Mary moved their family to Woodston.In addition to overseeing his farms, running threshing outfits, and selling graders, he sold and installed copper lightening rods. He was one of the early directors of Rooks County State Bank. He owned one of the first automobiles in Woodston. He was a member of the Woodston City Bank for many years. By the outbreak of World War I, Hubert and his son, Newell, owned about 1,040 acres in Rooks County and 240 in Osborne County. Newell died in 1918, and Hubert leased out his land to several of his children and spouses. In 1930 Hubert and Mary celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary.

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Where is Hubert Cornelius McNutt's memorial?
Hubert Cornelius McNutt's memorial is located at: Bridge River Valley Cemetery, Gold Bridge, Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Canada.
When did Hubert Cornelius McNutt death?
Hubert Cornelius McNutt death on 30 Nov 1941 in Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas, USA

Family Members:

Parent

Rollin McNutt

(1819 - 1898)

Melissa House McNutt

(1824 - 1891)

Spouse

Mary M Vanderlip McNutt

(1861 - 1933)

Siblings

Ira Abraham McNutt

(1848 - 1918)

Children

Newell Jay McNutt

(1883 - 1918)

Willie Edwin McNutt

(1885 - 1903)

Ola Belle McNutt

(1889 - 1891)

Emma Edith McNutt Pauley

(1895 - 1975)

Charles Lester “Charlie” McNutt

(1901 - 1988)

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