JULIA'S FAMILY
In 1910 Kokomo, Indiana, Pat Walch is 49, Maggie Walch 48 Wife, Julia M. Walch 24 Daughter, a public school teacher, Lilian M. Walch 23 Daughter, Anna Walch 19 Daughter, and William Leo Walsh 17 Son.
MAURICE'S FAMILY
In 1900 Boulder, Colorado, David M. McNutt is a wallpaper dealer, 43, born in Ohio, Effie M. McNutt 49 Wife, Maurice McNutt 18 Son, and Mildred M. McNutt 13 Daughter.
(June 1910 Boulder "Last night witnessed the culmination of a romance begun at the Prep school some six years ago, when Miss Mildred McNutt was united in marriage to Cyrus Poley. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles Black, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Williamson. The wedding was witnessed by members of the family and a few intimate friends - all of whom were pledged to secrecy. However, in some mysterious fashion the news leak«d out and as a result searching parties were sent out for the bride and groom. They were finally located, successfuily cornered and gracefully surrendered to the shower of rice which was their due Other similar incidents were avoided by the couple taking an automobile to the Y east of town, where they boarded the interurban bound for Denver. They will spend their honeymoon at Fort Morgan, where Mrs. Poley's parents recently moved and Steamboat Springs. Both parties are well known in this city. Cyrus, or Jack, as he is more famillarly knowm. having lived here most of his life. He is a graduate from the State Preparatory school, and yesterday received his A B. degree from the University of Colorado. His wife is a graduate of both the Prep and University, having received her diploma from the latter imttltution last year. She is very popular in musical circles, possessing a voice of rare sweetness. Their many friends will unite with the Camera in wishing them full measure os success and happiness.")
March 1909 Silverton, Colorado " Dr. M. M. McNutt of Boulder arrived in Silverton, Wednesday, and will be associated with Dr. Baily in the practice of dentistry. Dr. McNutt is an experienced workman."
May 1910 Silverton, Colorado " Dr. M. M. McNutt spent Sunday at Trimble Springs and says he had an awfully pleasant time and we do not doubt his word in the least."
February 17, 1912 Monte Vista, Colorado "News of the serious illness of his father at Fort Morgan was received early in the week by Dr. M. M. McNutt, who left at once for the bedside of the sufferer. The doctor was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Poley of Center, and her husband. The condition of the patient grew steadily worse, and at 10:30 Thursday night he passed away. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church in Monte Vista, Sunday afternoon at 2:30."
David W. McNutt BIRTH 1857 DEATH 1912 BURIAL Monte Vista Cemetery Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado, MEMORIAL ID 97911249 .
Effie Monroe McNutt BIRTH 1851 DEATH 1930 BURIAL Monte Vista Cemetery Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado, MEMORIAL ID 97911251.
MAURICE AND JULIA
Julia M. Walsh and Maurice M. McNutt married on 6 Feb 1915 in Howard County, Indiana.
They kept their marriage secret for a couple of months.
Boulder, Colorado, May 1915
February 1915 "Dr. M. M. McNutt returned home Wednesday morning after a short trip to Indiana, where he was called on aecount of the death of his uncle, W. H. McNutt."
May 1915 Monte Vista, Colorado " Dr. M. M. McNutt returned home this morning from a trip to Longmont."
May 1915 Monte Vista "Dr. M. M. McNutt has decided to move to Sterling, and has packed and crated his dental office equipment ready for shipment. He expects to leave this Saturday night for his new location. Dr. McNutt is a mighty fine young man and the community regrets his departure."
Maurice Monroe McNutt registered for WWI in Sterling, living in apartments at the Hamilton . He was born December 19, 1881, a dentist a.
March 1916 Sterling "Although not yet a year has passed since Dr. M. M. McNutt discovered that Sterling was the best city in Colorado and decided to change his practtice here from Monte Vista, Colorado, he has already made many professional and personal friends here. Like every other profession and business, the practice of dentistry in Sterling is bringing patients here from long distances for the reason that the city's reputation for up-to-date practitioners is well known in northeast Colorado, and the advent of Dr. McNutt has added strength to the profession. The doctor acquired a diploma from the Colorado College of Dental Surgery, of the Denver University. In 1907, after graduating from the State Preparatory school and attending two years in the University of Colorado at Boulder. Prior to coming to Sterling he practiced at Monte Vista, holding license to practice in the state of Colorado.
He is a native of Washington, Illinois. Dr. McNutt's office rooms at Gilbert Bros. Drug store, fronting Main street, are light, cheerful, steam heated and nicely furnished - divided into reception room, operating room, laboratory and toilet, and equipped with all the latest appliances and instruments used in modern dentistry. Appointments may be made by telephone - Sterling 85F1. A reputation for conscientious and careful work, added to a professional education that includes all recent methods employed in this important science, places Dr. McNutt in the first rank of Logan County's dental operators."
May 12, 1916 Boulder " Dr. Maurice McNutt and wife of Sterling, Colo., have notified his sl«ter, Mrs. C. W. Poley, that they are very proud of their first born, a baby girl, born a few days ago."
August 24, 1916 Boulder "Dr. Maurice McNutt, wife and babe of Sterling, Colo., came last evening and will spend several days at the Boulderado. They will try to see their relatives and friends while here. Miss Lillian Walsh, sister of Mrs. McNutt, is with them. "
September 27, 1917 " Margaret Ann, the little 15-month-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. M. McNutt, died last night. The remains are being taken to Kokomo, Ind., tonight for interment. In the loss of the little sunshine from the home, Dr. and Mrs. McNutt have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends."
Margaret Anne McNutt BIRTH 11 May 1916 DEATH 24 Sep 1917 BURIAL Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, PLOT Sec: 18, Lot: 90, Sp: 1 MEMORIAL ID 45513243.
November 1917 " Dr. M. M. McNutt and wife have returned from Kokomo, Ind., where they went with the body of their child."
September 27, 1918 Boulder, Colorado
Kokomo, Indiana "William Walsh, who if he had lived until the first day of next month would have attained his twenty-fifty year, died this morning in University Hospital at Boulder, Colorado, where he went some time ago in search of relief from the deadly white plague with which he was a sufferer. The sad news came to the parents here, Patrick and Mrs. Walsh, West Jefferson Street, this forenoon.
Although the young man was born at Anderson, he had resided so long in Kokomo and so much of his brief life was associated with this city, that he was in truth a local boy. Most of his schooling was gained here, he having graduated from the high school with the class of 1911. He was a member of the Beta Phil Sigma and an Elk. the body will be shipped home for interment, and the funeral services will be announced later."
In 1920 Sterling, M. M. McNutt is 39, Julia McNutt 35 Wife, and Patricia McNutt 0 Daughter.
July 1920 Sterling "Dr. M. M. McNutt returned this morning from Boulder, where he was called Saturday by tbe death of his niece."
October 1923 Sterling "Miss Lillian Walsh of Milwaukee was the honor guest at one of the smart affairs of the week, when Mrs. O. M. Thomas entertained at bridge in her home this afternoon. Twelve gueete enjoyed the occasion. Miss Walsh is the bouse guest of her sister, Mrs. M. M. McNutt."
October 1923 "Dr. M. M. McNutt, who for several years has maintained his dental office in the rooms above the drug store now operated by Hacker Bros., has moved to the Raabe building."
October 1924 Brush, Colorado
In 1940 and 1950, Maurice is an inmate at the state hospital in Peoria, Illinois, divorced.
In 1940 Kokomo, Lillian Walsh is 52, Margaret Walsh 79 Mother, Julia McNutt 54 Sister, married, Ann Walsh 49 Sister, and Patricia L. McNutt 20 Niece .
In 1950 Kokomo, Ann T. Walsh is a music teacher, 59, Julia W. McNutt 64 Sister, separated, unable to work, and Patricia L. McNutt 30 Niece, an assistant librarian.
Julia May Walsh McNutt BIRTH 2 Nov 1885 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, DEATH 17 Mar 1964 Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, BURIAL Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, PLOT Sec: 18, Lot: 90, Sp: 6 MEMORIAL ID 45513242.
"Julia Walsh McNutt, 78, died Tuesday morning in an Indianapolis Hospital, following an extended illness. She had formerly lived at 1501 W. Jefferson. Born in Cincinnati, O., Nov. 2, 1885, she was the daughter of Patrick and Margaret (Egan) Walsh.
In March 1915, in Indianapolis, she was married to Maurice M. McNutt. A graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, she taught school at Anderson, Kokomo, and Monte Vista, Colorado. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and PEO in Sterling, Colo. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs, Parker (Patricia) Haywood; one sister, Miss Anne Walsh, both of Kokomo, and three grandchildren. Funeral servicps will be at Thursday in Jacobs Funeral Home with Rev. Harry Walrond officiating. Burial wii be in Crown Point Cemetery."
Morris M. McNutt BIRTH unknown DEATH 12 May 1966 BURIAL Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, PLOT Sec: 18, Lot: 90, Sp: 1 MEMORIAL ID 45513246.
Patricia McNutt Haywood BIRTH 13 Oct 1919 Sterling, Logan County, Colorado, DEATH 27 Jan 2013 Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, BURIAL Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, PLOT Sec 18 Lot 90 Space 2 MEMORIAL ID 178769391 ·.
"Patricia Haywood 93, of Kokomo, passed away at her residence at 6:45pm Sunday, January 27, 2013. She was born October 13, 1919 in Sterling, CO to Marice Monroe and Julia Walsh McNutt who was formerly of Kokomo. She was a 1937 graduate of Kokomo High School, attended Kokomo Junior College and Butler University. She worked at the Kokomo Library until she married Parker Haywood, a widower with a young son; Thomas, who preceded them both in death. Pat was a member of First Presbyterian Church, teaching several Sunday school classes, she was a scout leader for both her son's and daughter's troops, was also a member and past president of PEO, Chapter BU, Delphian Reading Club, Tri Kappa Sorority and Study Club. She is survived by Bill, Karen, Parker, and Thea Haywood of Denver, CO and Julie Haywood of Kokomo. A Memorial service will be held at 11am Saturday, February 2, 2013 at Ellers Mortuary Webster Street Chapel, 3400 South Webster Street. "