Cecil Charles Nutter.11, (Cecil Grafton Nutter.10, Charles Henry Nutter.9, Grafton Nutter III.8, Grafton Nutter Jr.7, Grafton Nutter Sr.6, Valentine Nutter.5, Henry Nutter.4, Anthony Nutter.3, Hatevil Nutter.2, Edmund Nutter.1) born: 23 June 1905, East St. Louis, St Clair County Illinois, died: 26 February 1918, East St. Louis, St Clair County Illinois, aged 12 years 8 months, 3 days old, buried: Brighton City Cemetery, Brighton, Macoupin County Illinois, son of: Cecil Grafton Nutter and Mabel Katherine Hunt.
Source; Brighton, News Brighton Illinois, Thursday, March 7th. 1918 Brought here for burial
Cecil Nutter Jr. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cevil Nutter, died at the family home in East St. Louis, on Monday from the effects of and injury to the foot, which was caused by the friction of the shoe. The remains were brought to Brighton and funeral services were conducted Thursday Morning, at the Methodist Church, by the Pastor Rev. C. W. Hoffmire, the interment was made in the City Cemetery. The parents are former Brightonians, Mrs. Nutter, before her marriage Miss Mabel Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, deceased.
Source; Brighton City Cemetery, The following are grave markers in the Brighton Cemetery which Charles and Harrison Nutter purchased on December 1st. 1907.
Cecil Grafton Nutter 1881-1951
Mable (Hunt) Nutter 1883-1907, Both names on one stone
John Crenshaw Nutter 1/14/1914 - 1/3 1951, Illinois Sarg. 2126 AAF. Base Unit WWII
Charles Henry Nutter 1844-1931
Laura E. (Leigh) Nutter 1856-1930
Robert Harvey Nutter 1916-1930
Cecil C. Nutter 6/23/1905 - 2/26/1918 inscribed (yes Father)
Source; Brighton, News Brighton Illinois, Thursday, March 7th. 1918 Brought here for burial
Cecil Nutter Jr. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cevil Nutter, died at the family home in East St. Louis, on Monday from the effects of and injury to the foot, which was caused by the friction of the shoe. The remains were brought to Brighton and funeral services were conducted Thursday Morning, at the Methodist Church, by the Pastor Rev. C. W. Hoffmire, the interment was made in the City Cemetery. The parents are former Brightonians, Mrs. Nutter, before her marriage Miss Mabel Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, deceased.
Source; Brighton City Cemetery, The following are grave markers in the Brighton Cemetery which Charles and Harrison Nutter purchased on December 1st. 1907.
Cecil Grafton Nutter 1881-1951
Mable (Hunt) Nutter 1883-1907, Both names on one stone
John Crenshaw Nutter 1/14/1914 - 1/3 1951, Illinois Sarg. 2126 AAF. Base Unit WWII
Charles Henry Nutter 1844-1931
Laura E. (Leigh) Nutter 1856-1930
Robert Harvey Nutter 1916-1930
Cecil C. Nutter 6/23/1905 - 2/26/1918 inscribed (yes Father)
Cecil Charles Nutter.11, (Cecil Grafton Nutter.10, Charles Henry Nutter.9, Grafton Nutter III.8, Grafton Nutter Jr.7, Grafton Nutter Sr.6, Valentine Nutter.5, Henry Nutter.4, Anthony Nutter.3, Hatevil Nutter.2, Edmund Nutter.1) born: 23 June 1905, East St. Louis, St Clair County Illinois, died: 26 February 1918, East St. Louis, St Clair County Illinois, aged 12 years 8 months, 3 days old, buried: Brighton City Cemetery, Brighton, Macoupin County Illinois, son of: Cecil Grafton Nutter and Mabel Katherine Hunt.
Source; Brighton, News Brighton Illinois, Thursday, March 7th. 1918 Brought here for burial
Cecil Nutter Jr. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cevil Nutter, died at the family home in East St. Louis, on Monday from the effects of and injury to the foot, which was caused by the friction of the shoe. The remains were brought to Brighton and funeral services were conducted Thursday Morning, at the Methodist Church, by the Pastor Rev. C. W. Hoffmire, the interment was made in the City Cemetery. The parents are former Brightonians, Mrs. Nutter, before her marriage Miss Mabel Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, deceased.
Source; Brighton City Cemetery, The following are grave markers in the Brighton Cemetery which Charles and Harrison Nutter purchased on December 1st. 1907.
Cecil Grafton Nutter 1881-1951
Mable (Hunt) Nutter 1883-1907, Both names on one stone
John Crenshaw Nutter 1/14/1914 - 1/3 1951, Illinois Sarg. 2126 AAF. Base Unit WWII
Charles Henry Nutter 1844-1931
Laura E. (Leigh) Nutter 1856-1930
Robert Harvey Nutter 1916-1930
Cecil C. Nutter 6/23/1905 - 2/26/1918 inscribed (yes Father)
Source; Brighton, News Brighton Illinois, Thursday, March 7th. 1918 Brought here for burial
Cecil Nutter Jr. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cevil Nutter, died at the family home in East St. Louis, on Monday from the effects of and injury to the foot, which was caused by the friction of the shoe. The remains were brought to Brighton and funeral services were conducted Thursday Morning, at the Methodist Church, by the Pastor Rev. C. W. Hoffmire, the interment was made in the City Cemetery. The parents are former Brightonians, Mrs. Nutter, before her marriage Miss Mabel Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, deceased.
Source; Brighton City Cemetery, The following are grave markers in the Brighton Cemetery which Charles and Harrison Nutter purchased on December 1st. 1907.
Cecil Grafton Nutter 1881-1951
Mable (Hunt) Nutter 1883-1907, Both names on one stone
John Crenshaw Nutter 1/14/1914 - 1/3 1951, Illinois Sarg. 2126 AAF. Base Unit WWII
Charles Henry Nutter 1844-1931
Laura E. (Leigh) Nutter 1856-1930
Robert Harvey Nutter 1916-1930
Cecil C. Nutter 6/23/1905 - 2/26/1918 inscribed (yes Father)
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