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Daniel Nutt

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Nutt/McNutt: descendants of David Nutt of Orange County, North Carolina

Damon, Robert H. · 1994 · Gateway Press ; Book orders to Mrs. R.H. Damon

Robert H. Damon's genealogy of the descendants of David Nutt (about 1746-1816) of Orange County, following the Nutt, McNutt and Knott spellings of the family name. Published by Gateway Press in 1994, 751 pages with illustrations. Subjects include the Knott and McNutt families and David Nutt's family. A large compiled genealogy for anyone tracing these lines from Orange County outward.

Included because: Catalog heading in the Library of Congress record: Nutt, Daniel, approximately 1746-1816 -- Family.

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  • Rebecca Wall Collection · NC 929.209 DAM Nutt/McNutt: Descendants of David Nutt of Orange County, North Carolina Damon, Robert H. · 1994

    Robert H. Damon's genealogy of the descendants of David Nutt (about 1746-1816) of Orange County, following the Nutt, McNutt and Knott spellings of the family name. Published by Gateway Press in 1994, 751 pages with illustrations. Subjects include the Knott and McNutt families and David Nutt's family. A large compiled genealogy for anyone tracing these lines from Orange County outward.

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