Capt. A. C. Nutt, was born Adam Clarke Nutt, and was born in Pennsylvania as were his parents before him, Joseph Nutt and his wife, Nancy Ann Randolph. Adam's grandfather was of Quaker heritage and relocated from New Jersey to Pennsylvania several years after the end of the Revolutionary War.
Adam was reported to have been a graduate of Allegheny College and was a lover of the classics, and a talented literary writer. He was a Civil War veteran and by 1880, was a bank treasurer in Uniontown and later was a cashier for the State Treasury. He was an officer of many organizations in Uniontown through the years of his adult life. He was married to Charlotte Frances Wells, and they were the parents of a large family before his untimely death at the hand of another prominent citizen of Uniontown, Nicholas Lymon Dukes[1], son of Nicholas Dukes
The children of Adam and Charlotte Nutt were:
According to 1895 newspaper articles, Capt. Nutt's widow Charlotte moved to Meadville, Pennsylvania in 1892 with several of her children. The research of others indicates that Charlotte died in Pennsylvania in 1908 while visiting a sister, and that Charlotte was buried in Cleveland, Ohio where she had been living at the time of her death.
The Adam Clarke Nutt mansion still stands in Uniontown and was built in about 1880.
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