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Note N16-248
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Notes on John Nelson Chute, Alfretta
Edith Palmer Chute and Minerva Hutchinson Chute:
John Nelson Chute operated the Chute Nurseries in Berwick, Nova Scotia.
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Note N249
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Had a "golden wedding anniversary" in 1885.
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Owen H.D. Parker and Waity Chute Parker.
Notes on Owen H.D. Parker and Waity Chute Parker:
Waity Chute's husband was originally recorded as "Owen Palmer", the son of "Enoch Palmer", but this was recently
corrected:
"Hello,
I was doing some research on your great web site and noticed that Waity Chute b. 30 Jan 1847 (d/o William Chute b. 1806)
is listed as marrying Owen PALMER.
I believe her husband is Owen H.D. PARKER (not Palmer). Their daughter, Iva Eileen Parker married my GG Uncle Percival
Amasa KILLAM and their marriage record is found in the Berwick Register:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canbrnep/vitstat1909.htm.
You can also find the Parker family in the 1901 and 1911 Nova Scotia Census.
I hope that is some help to you and your site is fabulous."
Christie Hammel
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Note N251
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Lives in Hantsport, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Note N252
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Live in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Note N253
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Live in Gardenvale, Quebec, Canada.
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Note N254
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Notes on Samuel Burton Chute and Harriet Chute:
[WEC]"They moved from Cornwallis, Nova Scotia to Bayham in June 1842; lived there and in Malahide (on the
farm of Philip Barteaux), seven years; moved to Princeton, Marquette County, Wisconsin in 1849; moved again to Joe Davies,
Faribault County, Minnesota in 1859, where they are doing well on a good one-quarter section (160 acres). During
twenty-seven years, they visited the old home but once, in 1869."
"Yes, Grandmother Harriet Chute was Samuel Burton's cousin, so she was a Chute before he married her. Isaac Newton told
me that Samuel Burton Chute drove the first team of six oxen -- with wagon -- & Harriet drove the second 3-yoke team and
the last wagon. Harriet is supposed to have been a peppery gal, just as ready and able to fight indians as to fight
Samuel Burton."
George Roger Chute to George M. Chute, Jr., 24 October 1967
©The Chute Family, 2002
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Note N255
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"Live near Fairmount, Martin County, Minnesota."
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Note N256
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According to WEC: "Lineage of Florence Green: Lorenzo (7),Lorenzo (6), Seth (5), 1746, Seth (4),
1700, Henry (3), Henry(2), Thomas (1), 1606, Leicester, England to Massachusetts 1636,to Malden 1650. D. 12-19-1667; had
10 children. They are traced back to the royal family of France, about A.D. 1300."
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Note N257
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"Live near Fairmount, Martin County, Minnesota."
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Note N258
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Adoped by Edwin Gray; known as Bruce Alcott Gray.
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Note N259
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Adopted by Edwin Gray; known as Marian Alcott Gray.
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Note N260
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"Lives on his father's old farm, which he bought and settled on in 1817. The farm is located on the
Post Road, two miles from Berwick.".
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Note N261
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According to WEC: "Mrs. Chute died January 17, 1863, in her forty-first year." This conflicts with
wedding information.
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Note N262
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"Live on the south side of the South Mountain, Cornwallis".
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Note N263
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"Traveled somewhat in the far west".
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Note N264
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"Lived near Bridgetown; moved to Lynn, Massachusetts, July 1890."
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