Margaret's family had been in the Sterling area since 1881. She was the daughter of R. C. Perkins. MARGARET AND GEORGE
January 1908 Sterling "On Christmas C. A. Bryant and Geo. McNutt went out for a ride in Mr. Bryant's new automobile. In order that he might acquire some experience Mr. Bryant allowed Mr. McNutt to navigate the machine. The experience came right along without delay. The machine left the road and made a desperate effort to climb a telephone pole. We have not learned whether it got clear to the top or only half way. but, anyway, it was damaged so badly that it could not go any farther and they got Claude Ard to take his machine and pull it into town. Nobody was hurt and the machine will be repaired in a week or two"
Geo. A. McNutt and Margaret L. Perkins married on 8 Nov 1908 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado.
George's family had been in Franklin County, Nebraska in 1880 and Cass County, Missouri in 1900.
His father Richard James McNutt BIRTH 26 Apr 1854 Somerset, Perry County, Ohio, DEATH 26 Dec 1926 Belton, Cass County, Missouri, BURIAL Belton Cemetery PLOT Row L / Lot 02 MEMORIAL ID 125287952.
"Since his retirement from the Treasury Department, Mr. McNutt had spent much of his spare time at his farm, where he was engaged in making improvements when death overtook him. Mrs. McNutt preceded him to the Great Beyond by some eight years. The surviving children are John, Fred, Richard, George, Philip and Harry, Mrs. Edith Bales of Parkham, Mont., and Miss Grace, who occupies the family home in Belton."
May 1908 Sterling " The Bryant Cash store is temporarily in charge of Mr. George McNutt, who has been running the Haxtun store. Just bow it will be conducted in the future is not decided, and will not be until the shock of Mr. Bryant's death is recovered from."
January 1909 " G. A. McNutt, who had been at the Bryant store at Haxtun the past year, has resumed his old position in the main store in Sterling."
March 1909 " Mr. George A. McNutt is in charge of the shoe department. To the left, as one enters the Main street doors of the store, is the dryi goods department, complete in every line and especially attractive now with its offering of fine silks. It is said the showing in this department has never been equalled in Sterling. Monday two ladies from Haxtun who were here on their way to Denver to buy bills of goods, visited the Glass & Bryant store and after seeing the new goods decided the Denver trip unnecessary. They bought their outfits here and expressed themselves as highly pleased with their purchases. In this department is also found trimmings, notions, lace curtains, portiers, draperies, etc. Through an archway at the rear of the dry goods department one may enter the ladies’ furnishing department, presided over by Mrs. McNutt. Ready-to-wear hats. suits, skirts, waists, muslin underwear, coats and everything for a lady’s wardrobe is to be found here, and the convenience of arrangement which characterizes the store as a who*e is apparent here most markedly. The millinery is especially an interesting fea ture of this department and every shade pronounced fashionable for the season is to be seen here."
In 1910 Sterling, George McNutt 31 works in a clothing store, Maggie McNutt 25 Wife a saleswoman in a dry goods store.
Jsnuary 1911 " R. J. McNutt, a brother of George McNatt. arrived here yesterday morning from his home at Sheridan, Wyo., having stopp«d off en route to Holdredge, Neb., for a visit with his brother and wife. He leaves over the High Line this morning."
(Richard and family are in Missouri in 1910, and Montana in 1920, so he probably didn't stay very long in Colorado.
In 1930 Los Angeles County, Leta A. McNutt 42 is divorced, Mary E. McNutt 15 Daughter, and Betty L. McNutt 9 Daughter.
Richard James McNutt BIRTH 11 May 1887 Belton, Cass County, Missouri, DEATH 2 Jun 1936 San Pedro, Los Angeles County, California, BURIAL Cremated. Specifically: Pacific Crest MEMORIAL ID 222009689.)
March 1911 Fort Collins, Colorado
November 1911 Sterling "Geo. A. McNutt snd wife will return tu th«lr home in Laporte, Colorado Friday morning."
March 1912 Laporte "George McNutt is unloading a car of coal this week . "
June 1912 "Mrs. Gillett of Portland, Oregon, is spending the week with her sisters, Mrs. Geo. McNutt and Mrs. Geo, R. Young."
October 1912 Sterling "Mrs. Geo. McNutt of LaPorte, Colorado, arrived here yesterday and will spend two weeks visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. McNutt is a daughter of R. C. Perkins."
September 1913 " Frank E. Baxter was appointed postmaster at Laporte, Larimer county, succeeding R. J. McNutt, resigned. "
December 1918 Sterling "George McNutt received a telegram Tuesday afternoon from Delton, Missouri, saying his mother, who has been seriously ill for some time, was rapidly growing weaker. Mr. McNutt returned a short time ago from her bedside, where he was called by her illness."
July 1919 Sterling
In 1920 San Luis Obispo County, California, George McNutt is 40, Margaret McNutt 34 Wife, Weston McNutt 6 Son, and Dean McNutt 1 Son .
In 1940 Paso Robles, California, George A. McNutt is 61, a salesman, born in Nebraska Margaret McNutt 55 Wife, a school cafeteria worker, and Dean McNutt 21 Son, both born in Colorado.
April 16, 1956 San Luis Obispo "G. A. McNutt, 77, native of Nebraska, and resident of Paso Robles for nearly 40 years, died last night at hia home following a heart attack. Mr. McNutt waa born on Jan. 12, 1879, in Hastings, Nebraska. He came to Paso Robles in 1919, and worked for the Faso Robles Mercantile for 25 years before retiring five years ago. He was a deacon of the Plymouth Congregational church here.
Mr. McNutt is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret McNutt of Paso Robles, two sons, Dean McNutt of Paso Robles, and Weston McNutt of Livermore: a brother, Phil McNutt of Washington, sister Miss Grace McNutt of Missouri, and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, with the Rev. Lester Pritchett officiating. Burial will be in the Paso Robles district cemetery."
MEMORIAL ID 69524888.
Margaret L. McNutt BIRTH 1884 DEATH 1968 BURIAL Paso Robles District Cemetery Paso Robles, MEMORIAL ID 69524869 .
May 21, 1986 Santa Cruz, California "Cremation services have been held for Aptos resident Weston Dale McNutt, who died Monday. He was 73. A native of La Porte, Mr. McNutt and his family moved to Aptos 10 years ago. He was a member of the United Presbyterian Church, Watsonville.
He is survived by his wife, Nelouise McNutt of Aptos; a son, Kirk Davis McNutt of Aptos; a daughter, Sharon Margaret Jackson of Inglewood, and a brother Dean McNutt of Paso Robles; and four grandsons.
Cremation services were under the direction of Santa Cruz-Watsonville Cremation Service. Interment was private. "