Son of Colmore Offutt (1787-1855) & Mary Ann (1788-1845), brother of
Jane Rebecca Offutt (1810-1850)
Clarissa Ann Offutt (1811-1885)
James Elemuel Offutt (1812-1859)
Colmore Burgess Offutt (1827-1855)
Manlius Offutt (1837-1911
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Harrison County Courier
Saturday 22 June, 1889- Evans D. Veach, Publisher Volume 2, Number 43 Page 1, Column 4
Died:
The Lexington Observer says: Remus N. Offutt, of this city, died on Thursday morning, after a lingering illness of consumption. Mr. Offutt was one of the best and most favorably known business men in this city. He came here in '68 from Cynthiana, where he had long been engaged with the leading dry goods house of that city.He was born in Harrison County in 1843, served gallantly in the Confederate army nearly four years and was as brave a man and true gentleman as Kentucky ever produced.
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Lexington Herald Leader
June 13, 1889, page 5 column 6, Article titled "The Death Roll" has "Subject Heading: OFFUTT, REMUS N. Source: Leader. Date: June 13, 1889 Location: p. 5 col. 6 Title: "The Death Roll"Abstract: The death of Remus N. Offutt, of this city, occurred early this morning at the home of his brother-in-law, John W. Gess, ten miles from the city on the Richmond pike."
1850 Federal Census listed as 11
1860 Federal Census listed as 21
1880 Federal Census listed as 40
Jane Rebecca Offutt (1810-1850)
Clarissa Ann Offutt (1811-1885)
James Elemuel Offutt (1812-1859)
Colmore Burgess Offutt (1827-1855)
Manlius Offutt (1837-1911
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Harrison County Courier
Saturday 22 June, 1889- Evans D. Veach, Publisher Volume 2, Number 43 Page 1, Column 4
Died:
The Lexington Observer says: Remus N. Offutt, of this city, died on Thursday morning, after a lingering illness of consumption. Mr. Offutt was one of the best and most favorably known business men in this city. He came here in '68 from Cynthiana, where he had long been engaged with the leading dry goods house of that city.He was born in Harrison County in 1843, served gallantly in the Confederate army nearly four years and was as brave a man and true gentleman as Kentucky ever produced.
***
Lexington Herald Leader
June 13, 1889, page 5 column 6, Article titled "The Death Roll" has "Subject Heading: OFFUTT, REMUS N. Source: Leader. Date: June 13, 1889 Location: p. 5 col. 6 Title: "The Death Roll"Abstract: The death of Remus N. Offutt, of this city, occurred early this morning at the home of his brother-in-law, John W. Gess, ten miles from the city on the Richmond pike."
1850 Federal Census listed as 11
1860 Federal Census listed as 21
1880 Federal Census listed as 40
Son of Colmore Offutt (1787-1855) & Mary Ann (1788-1845), brother of
Jane Rebecca Offutt (1810-1850)
Clarissa Ann Offutt (1811-1885)
James Elemuel Offutt (1812-1859)
Colmore Burgess Offutt (1827-1855)
Manlius Offutt (1837-1911
***
Harrison County Courier
Saturday 22 June, 1889- Evans D. Veach, Publisher Volume 2, Number 43 Page 1, Column 4
Died:
The Lexington Observer says: Remus N. Offutt, of this city, died on Thursday morning, after a lingering illness of consumption. Mr. Offutt was one of the best and most favorably known business men in this city. He came here in '68 from Cynthiana, where he had long been engaged with the leading dry goods house of that city.He was born in Harrison County in 1843, served gallantly in the Confederate army nearly four years and was as brave a man and true gentleman as Kentucky ever produced.
***
Lexington Herald Leader
June 13, 1889, page 5 column 6, Article titled "The Death Roll" has "Subject Heading: OFFUTT, REMUS N. Source: Leader. Date: June 13, 1889 Location: p. 5 col. 6 Title: "The Death Roll"Abstract: The death of Remus N. Offutt, of this city, occurred early this morning at the home of his brother-in-law, John W. Gess, ten miles from the city on the Richmond pike."
1850 Federal Census listed as 11
1860 Federal Census listed as 21
1880 Federal Census listed as 40
Jane Rebecca Offutt (1810-1850)
Clarissa Ann Offutt (1811-1885)
James Elemuel Offutt (1812-1859)
Colmore Burgess Offutt (1827-1855)
Manlius Offutt (1837-1911
***
Harrison County Courier
Saturday 22 June, 1889- Evans D. Veach, Publisher Volume 2, Number 43 Page 1, Column 4
Died:
The Lexington Observer says: Remus N. Offutt, of this city, died on Thursday morning, after a lingering illness of consumption. Mr. Offutt was one of the best and most favorably known business men in this city. He came here in '68 from Cynthiana, where he had long been engaged with the leading dry goods house of that city.He was born in Harrison County in 1843, served gallantly in the Confederate army nearly four years and was as brave a man and true gentleman as Kentucky ever produced.
***
Lexington Herald Leader
June 13, 1889, page 5 column 6, Article titled "The Death Roll" has "Subject Heading: OFFUTT, REMUS N. Source: Leader. Date: June 13, 1889 Location: p. 5 col. 6 Title: "The Death Roll"Abstract: The death of Remus N. Offutt, of this city, occurred early this morning at the home of his brother-in-law, John W. Gess, ten miles from the city on the Richmond pike."
1850 Federal Census listed as 11
1860 Federal Census listed as 21
1880 Federal Census listed as 40
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