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Hi everyone There weren't many Cutts buried in this period, but here are the ones that I found:- 5 Nov 1736 William Cutts of Clipstone 2 Nov 1737 William Cutts of Clipstone 5 Nov 1737 Ruth Cuts of Clipstone 3 Jan 1739 Ann Cutts of Clipstone There were a couple of baptisms I saw (even though I was looking for burials!) 19 April 1752 Samuel son of Samuel Cutt of Budby bapt. 15 May 1752 Ann daughter of Georg(e) Cutts of Edwinstowe bapt. Ray

Hi Ray, Thanks for those. The final two, Joseph and Mary look promising. My 5 x Great Aunt Mary WILKINSON (age 21) of Warsop, married Joseph CUTTS (age 20) of Clipstone, at St Mary's Cuckney on 16th January 1752. The ages at death of Joseph 68 in 1799 and Mary 79 in 1810 certainly look about right. Mary WILKINSON was baptised at St Peter & St Paul's Warsop, on 8th January 1730. Regards, Brian. ----- Original Message ----- From: ryelea To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 3:41 PM Subject: [CUTTS] Edwinstowe burials 1753-1810 Hello Listers Here are all the Cutts burials that I could make out and an additional missed from the first list:- 9 Jan 1758 William son of Samuel Cutts of Clipstone Nov/Dec 1765 Child of ? Cutts of Clipstone 15 Mar 1766 William Cutts of Clipstone - no age 25 Mar 1768 a daughter of Joseph Cutts of Clipstone 20 Jan 1780 Samuel Cutts of Clipstone 53 years (?) 24 Jan 1787 Mary Cutts of Clipstone aged 93 years 11 Apr 1788 Ann Cutts of Clipstone aged 60 years 15 Sep 1790 Hannah Cutts of Clipstone aged 34 years 16 Jul 1796 Thomas Cutts of Clipstone aged 1 year 19 Oct 1799 Joseph Cutts of Clipstone aged 68 years 31 Mar 1810 Mary Cutts of Clipstone aged 79 years The one missed the first time:- Richard Whitehouse Cutts buried 19 Mar 1853. Ray Riley ==== CUTTS Mailing List ==== Need to contact the List Admin? Write to: [email protected] ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hello Listers Here are all the Cutts burials that I could make out and an additional missed from the first list:- 9 Jan 1758 William son of Samuel Cutts of Clipstone Nov/Dec 1765 Child of ? Cutts of Clipstone 15 Mar 1766 William Cutts of Clipstone - no age 25 Mar 1768 a daughter of Joseph Cutts of Clipstone 20 Jan 1780 Samuel Cutts of Clipstone 53 years (?) 24 Jan 1787 Mary Cutts of Clipstone aged 93 years 11 Apr 1788 Ann Cutts of Clipstone aged 60 years 15 Sep 1790 Hannah Cutts of Clipstone aged 34 years 16 Jul 1796 Thomas Cutts of Clipstone aged 1 year 19 Oct 1799 Joseph Cutts of Clipstone aged 68 years 31 Mar 1810 Mary Cutts of Clipstone aged 79 years The one missed the first time:- Richard Whitehouse Cutts buried 19 Mar 1853. Ray Riley

Hi Ray & List, Ray, Thanks very much for your email and the posting you made to the List. You wrote: - Hi Ian You may have the complete list of burials that I sent to the list by now, just in case:- James died 15 December 1832 aged 70 buried 16 December and from Clipstone. Therefore born abt 1762. Are you suggesting he could be the father of Robert CUTTS who married Hannah? Thomas - didn't find his burial between 1809 and 1885. Thomas Chr 21 Feb 1836 at Birmington, Derby was my 2 x Great Grandfather and he came to Australia. He left Liverpool on 5 Sep 1856 and arrived Melbourne 30 Dec 1856 on the Acadia. He died 1 Mar 1899 at Coburg (a suburb of Melbourne). William died 10 April 1846 aged 49 not 19 son of Samuel and Kitty buried 17 April. I do not yet know of William, Samuel or Kitty. Do you know if they tie into my Line? John son of Samuel and Kitty died 9 December 1834 aged 40 years buried 14 December. Hannah died 5 March or December aged 66 buried 9 March or December - from Mansfield. Born abt 1792. This could be my 4 x Great Grandmother? I have a Robert CUTTS and Hannah that were the parents to: - 1. Enoch CUTTS Chr 31 Oct 1813 in Birmington, Derby. To date I cannot ID a marriage or a death. 2. James CUTTS (my 3 x Great Grandfather) Chr 12 Jan 1817 at Birmington, Derby. Married Mary Allwood WOODWARD 24 Dec 1834 at Birmington, Derby. James died 29 Jan 1871 at Birmington, Derby. I have no death info on Mary. They had 2 children to my knowledge: - a. Thomas CUTTS who came to Australia. b. Amelia CUTTS Chr 19 Nov 1837 at Birmington, Derby. To date I cannot ID a marriage or a death. There may have been more children that I do not know about. 3. Sally CUTTS Chr 21 Sep 1817 at Birmington, Derby. To date I cannot ID a marriage or a death. Ray Can anyone else see a connection to "my" CUTTS or assist to fill in any gaps? Talk to you later. Best regards, ,--_|\ ---------------------------------------- / \ Ian Butterworth. \_,--.x/ Member, Melbourne PC User Group v -------------------------------------------- 23 Glenvale Road RESERVOIR VIC 3073 AUSTRALIA Phone/Fax +61 (0) 3 9470-1170 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] For Life Address: [email protected] Web Site: http://member.melbpc.org.au/~ian/ For a FREE copy of the Legacy Family History program go to the following URL: - http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Index.asp?mid=27I00Ni

Hello everyone Following on from the Notts FHS list of headstones I have the Cutts burials at St Mary's, Edwinstowe, Notts from 1809 to 1885. Samuel 7 June 1811 Clipston aged 85 years. Ann 3 July 1830 Clipstone aged 12 days. James 16 Dec 1832 Clipstone aged 70 years - died 15 Dec. Charles 31 March 1833 Clipstone aged 33 years. John 14 Dec 1834 Mansfield aged 40 years. Samuel 25 April 1836 Carburton aged 72 years. Kitty 11 October 1838 Carburton aged 68 (Samuel's widow) Lucy 9 March 1845 Clipstone aged either 10 or 70 years! William 17 April 1846 Holyfields, Heanor, Derbyshire 49 yrs - on his headstone "in his 19th year" misread perhaps. Son of Samuel and Kitty. Henry 18 Feb 1847 Southwell 10 weeks Hannah 2 June 1852 Eastwood aged 56 years, wife of William died 29 May. Thomas 1 Feb 1853 Clipstone aged 53 years. Joseph 9 Feb 1858 Clipstone - no age given and Edwinstowe crossed out in book. Hannah 9 Dec 1858 Mansfield aged 66 years - headstone gives "died 5 March 1858 aged 66" could be my mistake on "December"as the registers are often very faint. Henry 26 Nov 1860 Carburton aged 54 years. There are none that I found 1860 - 1885. Ray

I am fairly new and very inexperienced to genealogy. I have started to trace my roots, and have got back as far as Robert Cutts who was born in Sneinton, Nottingham in 1844 (later married Sarah Waterfall). At least I think he is one of my ancestors. Now I was looking at an exhibition on the history of Nottingham Castle which contained reports of two men involved with the burning down of the castle in 1831. One of the men was ROBERT CUTTS. He was convicted and hung for his crime. Is anyone able to tell me if there is any connection between the two Roberts ?? Regards Dave Cutts

** This is a forwarded message, the original sender is not a subscriber so please reply directly to [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 3:27 AM Subject: Re: Cutts family in Florida? > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HhQ.2ACEB/95.1.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Harry, If possible, I would be very interested in trading information with you regarding our ancestry.. I know about Robert in Kittery and have spotty details regarding his wife's relationship with Cap't Francis Champernowne. Do you know of this? As I remember the story, Robert & Francis had a falling out..something about an oxen and was sued by Francis...interestiing that the Cap't ended up marrying Mary after Robeert's death. Tell me what you know? > Bob Cutts > e-mail [email protected] >

** This is a forwarded message, the original sender is not a subscriber so please reply directly to [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 2:55 AM Subject: Re: Cutts Family > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HhQ.2ACEB/51.59 > > Message Board Post: > > I too am a direct decsendent of Col. Thomas Cutts. Where are you located? My father was Robert Harry, son of Harry Herbert, son of Augustus, son of Foxwell Curtis, son of Richard Foxwell, son of Foxwell Curtis, who married his cousin, Elizabeth(daughtor of Col. Thomas Cutts). I have a photo of Foxwell Curtis when he was in his 90's and several old news articles. But believe it or not, I've never had the opportunity to visit Maine...my sister just recently moved to Portland.. > Bob Cutts >

** This is a forwarded message, the original sender is not a subscriber so please reply directly to [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 2:24 AM Subject: Re: RICHARD FOXWELL CUTTS > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HhQ.2ACEB/97.2 > > Message Board Post: > > I am a direct descendent of Richard Foxwell Cutts. I have a photo of his son, Foxwell Curtis from when he was in his 90's. My father was Robert H., his father was Harry Herbert, Harry's father was Augustus, his father was Foxwell Curtis and his father was Richard Foxwell. He was a representative to the general court, 1790, 1793-97, 1800-03, 1809, 1811, 1812. Also was town clerk and a Selectman from 1785-1810 in Berwick, Maine. He was also a deligate to the Constitutional Convention. Are we related? >

Greetings, I've been working on a project of transcribing vital records from the old newspapers of San Benito Co., CA -- the other day I ran across this & thought the CUTTS list might like it. I'm not related to these folks (as far as I know), but I do have some CUTTS in my family tree. Hope this helps someone, Dee ********************************** >From ‘The Free Lance” Hollister, San Benito Co., CA 7 Dec 1894, p. 1 -- CUTTS-HAIN Nuptials -- Thanksgiving morn dawned bright and beautiful over Bear Valley, one of those lovely little valleys for which California is so famed. But long before the sun’s rays had touched the mountain tops the inmates of a modest home were up and stirring. The occasion was one of no little importance and the event about to take place meant much in the lives of two persons and those connected with them. One of the rooms had been suitably decorated with ferns and flowers. Time sped on and at 8 o’clock a few relatives and friends of the principals had gathered there. At a few minutes past 8, Albert W. CUTTS led Miss Carrie HAIN before the assemblage, and Elder MORSE with the simple but impressive marriage ceremony of the Presbyterian church, pronounced them husband and wife. After congratulations an adjournment was made to the dining room where under skillful hands a bountiful repast had been spread of which after partaking all voiced the sentiments of the groom’s father, who “wished he could do it all over again.” At half past 9 the happy couple started for the train enroute to Pacific Grove for a short honeymoon after which they will be at home at the Riviera Orchard near Live Oak, Sutter county. We will not attempt to describe the bride’s dress as we are not versed in the language used in the “Delineator.” Suffice to say it was elegance itself. The presents were numerous and costly. There were present, besides the contracting parties, Mr.&Mrs. A.D. CUTTS, of Marysville; Rev. Mr. MORSE, of Hollister; Miss Nellie SNOWDEN, of San Jose; Mr.&Mrs. John HAIN; Mrs. Wm. HOOTON, Mr. Guy HOOTON, Miss Mabel HOOTON, Mr.&Mrs. A.T. HAIN, Mr.&Mrs. J.B. ROOT, Mr.&Mrs. S.C. HAIN, Misses Mary and Sadie HAIN, Masters Frank and John HAIN and Misses Edna and Effie ROOT. p. 8 -- Married -- CUTTS-HAIN -- at the residence of the bride’s parents, Bear Valley, this county, Thursday, Nov. 29, by Rev. Mr. MORSE; Albert W. CUTTS, of Liveoak, Sutter county, to Miss Carrie J. HAIN. [The bride is the charming daughter of Mr.&Mrs. John, of Bear Valley and we but re-echo the wish of scores of friends that the happy pair may never know what adversity means, and that no clouds may ever darken the journey through life just begun. After the honeymoon Mr.&Mrs. CUTTS will make their future home at Riviera Orchard, Sutter county.] Transcribed by: Dee: CASanBenito0001 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/SanBenito/index.html http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/usa.html

THIS MESSAGE DOES NOT CONTAIN AN ATTACHMENT Hi Listers, Sorry to be using this list for "an advertisment". I was wondering if the gentleman in Australia researching Charles CUTTS & Flora KNAPP would kindly contact me offlist please. Sorry, but I recently had a pc virus and deleted my address book to ensure it did not spread worldwide. With doing lookups for so many people, now I cannot recall the gentleman's name. All the best, Dorne. Dorne Saunders (Australia) [email protected] *GENEALOGY LOOKUPS* - putting families together - ANTI VIRUS INSTALLED *******************************

*** P.Forbsury is not a subscriber, please reply to [email protected] *** ----- Original Message ----- From: "P.Forbsury" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 6:39 PM Subject: Emily Mary Cutts Emily Mary Cutts married by Grandfather (Walter Henry Taylor) on 2.3.1919 St Johns Church Wednesbury West Midlands. Her father was John Cutts. Any information about him.

I can add that the Richard Whitehouse is actually Richard Whitehouse Cutts from the GRO Deaths Also 29 April 1783 Samuel Cutts and Kitty Peatfield Marriage at Edwinstowe Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: ryelea To: [email protected] Sent: 04 November 2002 14:25 Subject: [CUTTS] Headstones, Edwinstowe, Notts While looking for Lees of Wellow I found:- 1. James Cutts died 15 December 18-2 aged 70 2. Hannah Cutts 3. Thomas Cutts late of Clipstone died 29 January 18-5 aged 19. 4. Samuel Cutts of Carburton also wife Kitty aged 67 5. William Cutts son of Samuel & Kitty died 10 April 1846 in his 19th year. Also Hannah wife of William died 29 May 1852 aged 56. 6. John son of Samuel & Kitty died 9 December 1831 aged 40. Also Richard Whitehouse son of Samuel & Kitty(?) died 14 March 1853 aged 51. Also Hannah died 5 March 1858 aged 66. 7. Henry Cutts died 4 June 1811 aged 80. Also Ann wife of Samuel died 7 April 1798 aged 60. If anyone owns these I'm sure there's an explanation for every thing but I don't pretend to understand Mr Whitehouse at all nor Ann being buried in 1798 but placed after Henry who died 13 years later!! Ray Riley ==== CUTTS Mailing List ==== Need to contact the List Admin? Write to: [email protected] ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

While looking for Lees of Wellow I found:- 1. James Cutts died 15 December 18-2 aged 70 2. Hannah Cutts 3. Thomas Cutts late of Clipstone died 29 January 18-5 aged 19. 4. Samuel Cutts of Carburton also wife Kitty aged 67 5. William Cutts son of Samuel & Kitty died 10 April 1846 in his 19th year. Also Hannah wife of William died 29 May 1852 aged 56. 6. John son of Samuel & Kitty died 9 December 1831 aged 40. Also Richard Whitehouse son of Samuel & Kitty(?) died 14 March 1853 aged 51. Also Hannah died 5 March 1858 aged 66. 7. Henry Cutts died 4 June 1811 aged 80. Also Ann wife of Samuel died 7 April 1798 aged 60. If anyone owns these I'm sure there's an explanation for every thing but I don't pretend to understand Mr Whitehouse at all nor Ann being buried in 1798 but placed after Henry who died 13 years later!! Ray Riley

Henry Cutt and Elsabeth Boyleston married at Chellaston, Derbyshire, 14 Nov 1703. Mavis, in Somerset.

The message below is forwarded from the Warwick list. I have only had a very quick look but there were 62 hits for Cutts in WWI, London edition. Lesley > ----- Original Message ----- > Subject: [WAR] Gazettes > > Hi All > > Following a tip posted on the Leicester list by Terry Hopkin I took a look > at this site, > http://www.gazettes-online.co.uk > > it is a goldmine, Medals awarded, promotions, demotions, bankruptcies all > kinds of > information, well worth a visit. > > Regards > Bob Mawby > Rugby (UK) >

I am researching the family of Charles Cutts married to Betsy E Foers. The census of 1881 put them at Whiston. Is there anybody with further info to share.CHEERS ALAN

Hi please amend my previous message to read I have info re England and Wales 1901 Census for a Harry Cutts and Alice Cutts ( slight error sorry). Any info wanted please ask. Alan Cutts

Hi. I have single name details for England/Wales 1901 for James Cutts and Alice Cutts anyone want any specific detail just ask. Alan Cutts (Sydney)