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South Dakota via Canada Clute

sjdcl — 2012-02-21 23:19:08Z

Medford, Oregon Nov. 5, 1980
To: The Chamberlain Register
Chamberlain, S.D.
From: Allen E. Clute
It has come to my attention that an informal history of early Chamberlain has been printed. I have also been informed that it contains no reference to a certain prominent family. I realize that it is highly unlikely that another such history will ever be published, but just to set the record straight:
The Richard James Clute family came to Chamberlain some time between 1884 & 1889. My father, Perry H. Clute, was born in White Lake, S.D., in March, 1884. His sister LeOtia,(Mrs.Albert J. Norton)was born in Chamberlain in July, 1889.Charles Edgar(Ed)Clute was forn in Chamberlain in March 1891. John Allen Clute was born in Chamberlain in October 1894. Maude Clute (Mrs. Frank L. Wood) was born in Gunnison,CO in August 1882.
All the Clute children except John Allen graduated from high school in Chamberlain.John Allen graduated...in Presho, where Grandpa Clute had a harness shop until he retired in the early 30's. .....All the Clute children....went to college. ..All the Clute boys became druggists. They each owned drug stores ... in S.D. My father Perry was elected president of the S.D. Pharmacy Assoc.in 1919.All three Clute boys were active Masons....
Grandpa Clute was a harnessmaker. He emigrated from Canada as a young boy. He had his own harness shop in Chamberlain, at one time he owned a store as well. He was buried in Murdo, S.D. in June 1936, along side his wife, Emma, and his son, Perry. Many years before he died he received his 50 year masonic medallion...Grandma Clute had been married before to a man named Floyd, who died, leaving her with a daughter, Vivian. Vivian Floyd was buried in Chamberlain in 1899, having died at the age of 28. She had been ill most of her life. Her tombstone is still legible, in the cemetary on top of the hill.
Two Clute's of that generation are still living. Le Otia lives alone in a house she designed and had built in Chadron, Neb. She was 91 in July. Allen (J.A.) was 86 in October, and lives in a retirement hotel in Long Beach, Calif. .....I (Allen E. Clute)lived in Chamberlain during the typhoid epidemic, and at one time was trying to take the place of 3 men...I helped translate from Spanish to English the instructions on vials of fever serum that had been flown in from the Library of Medicine, Havana, Cuba.
This is a sketchy outline of the Clute family in Chamberlain. How could a family who lived there so early, who lived there so long and so prominently have walked through any history of Chamberlain without leaving footprints? Yours truly, Allen E. Clute.

i am looking for lost family from germany

lindse_kerby2011 — 2011-11-07 00:16:34Z

please contact me, my family came from germany around world war 2 era...possible last name of kluth..not sure it was changed when they traveled over here... berrymartini1307@aol.com

Mrs. Jacob W. Clute killed in runaway accident 1900 - info

Not_A_Relative — 2011-07-31 05:04:04Z

http://www3.gendisasters.com/new-york/18889/schenectady-ny-r...

Re: Vanderbeck

John Fischer — 2011-07-01 16:22:57Z

I had forgotten about the posting from Jim. I would also love to see the letters or copies of them. My 6th great grandfather was said Paulus Vanderbeck.

Thank you.

Re: Vanderbeck

sonnet157 — 2011-06-14 11:44:15Z

Hi:

I'm a descendent of Cornelius Ackerman, cousin of Abraham Vanderbeck. I'm curious to know whether you still have the letters you mentioned ten years ago in your post to ancestry.com. (These were letters from Abraham asking for restitution of his property).

Thanks,

Gord

Re: George Clute

lclute308 — 2011-02-05 14:39:44Z

I am Lorrie Clute my father is raymond Clute his grand father is George Clute. I am not taking on the family ancestry chart. Is your father still alive? What else have you discovered?
Thank you
Lorrie

CLUTE Michael A - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-16 11:14:34Z

CLUTE Michael A - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,072 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Searching for Canadian Clothes

NancyThompson83 — 2010-11-27 17:29:56Z

Hi Stephanie, Nice to hear from you again. The Clute search goes on.

John Stillwell Clute, born 28 Dec. 1801, Charleston, Montgomery County, New York (needs further verification) died 28 November 1896, New West Minster BC.(is verified through British Columbia death certificate), buried in the Masonic Section of ......... Cemetery. (need to look that up in my records again)In the section of this cemetery are three John Stillwell Clutes; the first 1801, the second 1840 born in Ontario and the third born in 1867 New Westminster, BC. All buried in close proximity. Along with other west coast Clute family members.

J. S. married Maria Wood Clute in Ernestown, on 25 December 1827. They lived, until Maria's death, in Picton, Ontario on 18 Nov. 1881. Maria is buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Picton, Ontario. On the same plot with her are two of her grandchildren, John W, and Mary Scott. John died at age 7 and Mary at age 3, in 1863. Likely of something like smallpox. They died ten days apart.

A few years after Maria's death, John S the first moved to British Columbia to be near his son, the 1840 J. S. where he died in 1896.

This information has come from public records and several west coast Clute families. In September I paid my respects at the grave of Maria Clute and the two Scott Children. This was the Scott plot. The parents of the Scott children were David Scott and Frances Eliza Clute Scott. My gr-grandparents.

Also while in that region of Canada I found the grave of Agnes Clute Ross and her husband Lewis Ross in Port Hope, Ontario. Agnes was the sister of Frances E.

Using Derick Clute and Katherine Shonts as likely parents I find three surviving children. A son, Richard, born 1789, a daughter, Mary, born 1790 and John Stillwell born 1801. Also listed in other sources are the names of Ann, David and Henry. Nothing to verify these names. However, given the distance between 1790 and 1901 it is highly possible that these three children were born and died in that time frame. Who knows.

Did Brian list the children he had? Wondering if they match the three I have listed as possibles???

As for the West Coast Canada Clutes there is a wealth of public information for anyone who cares to search and I would be happy to lend a hand.

For now,
Nancy

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

smyttie66 — 2010-11-27 01:45:35Z

Sorry I didn't establish the connection between the Stillwells and John S. Clute. John's wife, Jenny Clarkson was the 1st maternal cousin of Maria Smyth who married John Stillwell. No blood relation to J.S. Clute though unless back on JOhn's side.

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

StephanieHochuli — 2010-11-27 01:23:31Z

The first John Stillwell Clute is the son of Derick Clute and Katherine Shorts ( or at least t here are some sources that say so.) Born 29 Dec 1801.. possibly either New York or Canada. He died 28 Dec 1896 in Enestown, Ontario, Canadea.. Married Maria Wood on 25 Dec. 1827. This information came years ago from a Brian Harling.. No proof that I can find. He gave several children from the Derick marriage, but the only one that is still likely is John Stillwell.. No idea why the name.

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

smyttie66 — 2010-11-24 14:53:59Z

Hi Nancy,
Thanks for replying. My STILLWELLs began with John who married my g-ggrand aunt, Maria Smyth d/o John and Mary Sparkhall Smyth. John was the son of a Baptist minister in Haldimand Co. ON, Thomas Blakely Stillwell b.supposedly in NYC 1808. His family came to Canada when he was 12. He married Elizabeth Hestand/Heistand d/o John Hestand nd Margaret Fretz. They had nine children, John being the eldest b. 1826. John and Maria had 11 Children. They lived for a time in ON then moved to Mecosta Co MI and later to CA. I wonder if there might be a connection since Thomas B was from NYC. I have always been curious about that.
Any thoughts?

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

NancyThompson83 — 2010-11-24 14:27:30Z

Hi, sorry for the delay. As for the Stilwell name, John Stilwell Clute born in 1802,is the first Stilwell I have run into. He is the father of John Stilwell Clute born in 1840 (near Picton, Ontario)and the grandfather of John Stilwell Clute, born in 1867. Nothing like making life confusing. It has been my opinion that the "Stilwell" name came from New York State where the Clute family originated from. However, I have not been able to tie it to any one family in the east. Your J. S. Clute is the one who was born in 1840, in Ontario, Canada..

FYI, J. S. the first, 1802, was married to Maria Wood born in New York State.

I am interested to know about your Stilwell line.
Regards,
Nancy

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

smyttie66 — 2010-11-20 06:25:49Z

I just found this thread, Nancy. I am related by marriage to JOhn Stillwell Clute Jr. who married Jenny Clarkson. Jenny's mother was my g-g-aunt, Jane Sparkhall.
My curiosity was peeked by the Stillwell name as I have Stillwell's in my tree and wondered if you might know if John's middle name was a family name and where it originated?

Re: Richard and Wilbur Clute

MarlonAnn — 2010-09-12 00:58:20Z

Thanks for trying Stephanie. You were trying to help me find Richard about 9 yrs ago. Maybe that is why your notes have him. Emily remaried in 1864 so if Richard remarried he could be anywhere with any wife. Wibur's census' say his father was born in NY,PA,& OH. I need to connect Richard to wife Emily Butler or son Wilbur in the 1850's in either MI or WI. If course, that was before records were kept. A Richard Clute got a land grant in Adams Co. near Mauston, WI in 1860, but I can find nothing in census or anything else. Suggestions are welcome. It is good hearing from you again.

Re: Richard and Wilbur Clute

StephanieHochuli — 2010-09-11 13:18:06Z

I have notes on Wilbur, along with his mother Emily, but just a penciled note that his father could be Richard.. Richards.. Richard born ca. 1826 and Emma born ca 1831 are in St Lawrence,NY in 1880.All of the rest of the Richards of the right age are associated with a wife, not any version of Emily..

Richard and Wilbur Clute

MarlonAnn — 2010-09-11 01:17:15Z

Looking for Richard Clute, mar Emily Butler in 1850's. Had a son, Wilbur A. Clute, b 1858 in Mauston, Juneau Co. WI. In 1860 Wilbur and mother, Emily, were in Adrian MI, but no Richard. Wilbur and Emily lived their lives in MI. I can't find Richard.

Re: Asa, Maria, and Lucy Clute

StephanieHochuli — 2010-09-01 18:40:57Z

Nicholas Clute son of Evert Clute and Sarah Sebring, born 24 Oct 1778,died 31 Oct 1843, buried Hill Cemetary, Saratoga. Married Cynthia Hill, born `789, died 21 April 1857, buried same cemetary. Children:
Elizabeth Van Derweken, 6 Jan 1805 Schuylerville bp. born 19 Oct 1804. Hannah 16 Jan 1807,Joanna 26 Feb 1812, T. Maria 30 Sept. 1809, Asa 11 Jun 1814, Julian 12 Nov. 1816 and Lydia 18 March 1819.
Asa, born at Wilton , nY and was in Saratoga Directory of 1871, lived Saratoga Springs and was a farmer. He was in the 1870 Census for Wilton with Dinah and Ann 1860 and Nelson 1850 Does this help??

Re: Asa, Maria, and Lucy Clute

MichaelMcAllister88 — 2010-09-01 12:48:33Z

In addition, Rueben and Margarett are next to Dinah and Asa in the Fairmount Cemetery in what looks like a family plot.

Asa, Maria, and Lucy Clute

MichaelMcAllister88 — 2010-09-01 12:13:40Z

I am trying to find any vital records, such as bible entries,public town records and the like, that link Asa, Maria and Lucy Clute. I would also like to find tracable information for the parents of the Clutes.

Asa married Dinah Howland.

Lucy married Jerome Howland.

Maria married Abner Howland.

Abner and Jerome were brothers of Dinah Howland and all were the children of Reuben Howland and Margaret Spooner.

Source:
Brief gen. & bio. history of Arthur, Henry & John Howland & their descendants by F. Howland. 463p. 1885.

Asa, Dinah, Reuben and margaret are buried in:
http://saratoganygenweb.com/fairmount.htm

It was not uncommon for families to inter marry in that time frame

Thanks for any help.....

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

gub2730 — 2010-09-01 03:07:48Z

I am trying to find any information on the Clute family that lived in the Trenton, Ontario area from around 1920 to 1970? As a small child I visited an apple orchard they ran . My Grandfathers name was Percival Arthur Clute. He married Irene Jean Kerr and they had one daughter Sharon Lynn Clute ( my mother). I know they are related to the Finland family. Only names I can remember are Paul and Susan Finland.

Percy had a brother Fred who was part of the 48th Highlanders in WWII and a sister Joan ( Buss ) who passed away in 1991

Any info you could send me would be fantastic! I think I may be the last of this line??

Re: Julia Clute search

StephanieHochuli — 2010-06-02 16:48:45Z

There are two Julia Clutes.. Asa Clute married Dinah. He was born ca. 1814, and lived in Wilton,NY and then Saratoga Springs. He was a farmer and in 1870 was in Wilton. He is probably the son of NIcholas Clute and Cynthia Hill.. if so he was born 11 June 1814. I have two tentative children for him. Ann in 1860 and Nelson in 1850. Add in the Julia, but I dont have records on her.

Re: search

MichaelMcAllister88 — 2010-06-02 16:21:41Z

The information I have is from “Histroy of the Slocums, Slocumbs and Slocombs” Vol 1 1882 by Charles Elihu Slocum

On page 456

William Ross born 14 Dec. 1832 at Fort Miller, N.Y.; married there, 20 Feb. 1861, Julia Maria Clute, daughter of Asa and Dinah (Howland) Clute of that place and formerly of Multaville where she was born 10 Feb. 1843

I hope this helps with your searches.
Regards,
Mike

Re: search

MichaelMcAllister88 — 2010-06-02 16:18:55Z

Re: Julia Clute search

MichaelMcAllister88 — 2010-06-02 16:18:11Z

Re: Julia Clute

MichaelMcAllister88 — 2010-06-02 16:17:34Z

Re: Clutes From Vermont that settled in Dresden area of NY

kilmainham — 2010-05-12 11:57:27Z

It appears that the border between Vermont and New York changed in the late 1700's to early 1800's, It is possible that when they were born it was Vermont, but is now NY. Did most Clutes enter the US through Canada back then ?

Re: Clutes From Vermont that settled in Dresden area of NY

kilmainham — 2010-05-12 01:37:57Z

I have checked with the Vermont state historical society. They did not have any information on Clutes. I shall have to keep digging.

Re: Clutes From Vermont that settled in Dresden area of NY

StephanieHochuli — 2010-05-12 01:14:34Z

Vermont... I only have one source on Vermont. I once ran across an entry that said Sgt. Clute married ( I think it was Laura something).. Never knew who the Sgt. Clute could be.. But I would be willing to bet at this period, that this is one of the New York Clutes..

Re: Clutes From Vermont that settled in Dresden area of NY

kilmainham — 2010-05-12 00:04:27Z

Allen and Harriett both died in Dresden. The Washington County Historical Society was very helpful with documentation. I have all the information on them from Dresden on I am seeking information on their Vermont link.

Re: Clutes From Vermont that settled in Dresden area of NY

StephanieHochuli — 2010-05-11 20:52:48Z

Allen Clute, born ca 1820-25.. lived in Whitehall,NY as an adult..1870 census has him in New Jersey. He married Harriet Hilker.. I have a second possible marriage to Mary Halegrin. Children: John 22 May 1838, Laura Ann 2 Feb 1846, Charles 1849,Perry 1843, Lemar 1842.Son Charles as sent in by a descendent. Charles born 22 Aug 1851 Corinth,NY, son of A. Clute, died 23 Oct 1931 Corinth. Married Jennie Bessie Barber(Elizabeth). Children: George March 1875,Charles Aug 1878, Sysney Oct 1882, Grace April 1886, Male Nov 1891, Females Aug 1895.. 1870 Oswego has Charles 20 and Frank 22 together. 1880 Dresden and 1900 Rennsealere, Lansingburgh,NY The descedent comes from Sydney. I will check the data base for more Allens.. Just no time right this moment.

Clutes From Vermont that settled in Dresden area of NY

kilmainham — 2010-05-11 17:53:32Z

Hello All,

I traced my Clute line back to Allen Clute and Harriet Hilliker. They are listed on several census as being born in Vermont in the early 1800's. They settled in Dresden, Whitehall, New York and had a large family. I am descended throught their son Charles Clute. Does anyone have any information on Clutes from Vermont. Charles married a Bessie Barber whose parents were John Barber and Adeline Ripley, also of the Whitehall area. Charles and Bessie settled in the East Corinth area and are buried in the rural cemetary there. Any information is appreciated

Re: Mr. Clute married Gladys L. Groves

dollstop — 2010-04-10 13:40:40Z

I am Grover's [nicknamed Possum] and Gladys' [nickname Heavy Sugar] #1 granddaughter; here is some further info for you - - I am planning on visiting their gravesites soon. Hopefully I can find them. You may email me directly, but I see it is 5 years later since your last post - -
CLUTE, Grover -- In San Jose, Tuesday, May 31, 1977. Grover Clute, father of Gail Clute of Cupertino, Lillian Bergfeld of San Francisco, Dorothy Popejoy of Wynnewood, Oklamhoma, Georgia Hennessy of Cupertino, Jean Claman of Whittier, California, & Shirley Zilembo of San Leandro. Aged 83 years. A member of the Masonic Lodge of Seattle Washington.

Friends are invited to attend services at the Gienger & Hayes Funeral Home, 795 Cuesta Dr. at Miramonte, Mt. View on Thursday, June 2, 1977 at 2:00 p.m. Interment, Alta Mesa Cemetery

Re: etymology of Clute surname

StephanieHochuli — 2010-03-07 15:00:45Z

This Peter is a genuine mystery. I found him in South Cemetary in Ashtabule.. He was buried with Betsy Clute White 1782-1871 and Peter Clute 1904-1904. He seems to have had a son Charles M... but in the 1850 census in Ohio, I find Omi in Jefferson county and Richard and Abraham in Sheffeld.. None in the Ashtabula area. Is he in the 1860 census there?? Who was Charles MotherI think that Charles is Charles May Clute,son of Henry Clute and Nancy May.. born 11 May 1864, died 24 April 1949, both Ohio, South Cemetary. If so on 14 Feb. 1884, he married Louisa Kein and had at leas Emory Lee 1899, married Nellie Addicot and Grace May 1884 and Eleanor Ann 1887

Peter Clute mid 1800's Northeast Ohio area

annclute — 2010-03-07 02:53:48Z

Looking for info on Peter Clute. I know he had a son Charles M. in May 1864ish. We beilieve he fought in a war, died around age of 65 and is buried in a cemetary in Orwell, Ohio with many other Clutes.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Re: etymology of Clute surname

annclute — 2010-03-07 01:55:01Z

Thank you. You seem to have lots of Clute info. Any on a Peter Clute? Buried in a cemetary in Orwell, Ohio. Was a veteran in a war, died about the age of 65, had a son Charles M. Clute in Ohio in May 1864, who then went on to have his own 5 kids, Grace, Elner, Emery, Elsie,and Lynn with 3 different wives, Ada, Louisa and Emma?

Re: etymology of Clute surname

StephanieHochuli — 2010-03-07 01:42:23Z

The first Clute in the US was Capt. Jan.. The spelling of his name was variable.. Clute, Knute,Cnute,But it was always recognizable as the same name. He is listed as a soldier in the original church records and contrary to most Dutch at the time, he had a surname.. I suspect he could have been of German origin.

etymology of Clute surname

annclute — 2010-03-06 23:43:27Z

I am looking for the root meaning and origin of the clute family surname for a high school project. any help would be greatly appreciated.

We are from the clute family most recently living in the Fowler/Youngstown Ohio area.

Thank You,
Ann Clute

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

cathkid — 2010-02-08 14:01:51Z

Thanks again, I had some of these names written down but now I know how the puzzle fits together. Your generosity is much appreciated! Cathy Cornett

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

StephanieHochuli — 2010-02-08 11:12:24Z

Jacob Clute born ca 1682 in Albany to Johannes Clute and Bata Slichtenhorst.. Married 25 May 1707 in Albany Geetruy Van Vranken ( Parents: Gerrit Claes Van Vranken and Ariantje Ulrichs Klein).
Children:
Gerrit, Elizabeth, Ariantje, Baata, Johannes ( Jannetje Ouderkerk), Petrus, Nicholas andClaartje.
Albany for all records.
Johannes is the original immigrant.. He and Frederick are the basic ancestors in Albany and Schenectady.

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

cathkid — 2010-02-06 22:56:34Z

Thank you very much. I saw different Clute names on the records from Montgomery County and Albany but wasn't sure how they all fit. I certainly appreciate you sharing your work. C. Cornett

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

StephanieHochuli — 2010-02-06 20:16:42Z

Nicholas parents were: Johannes Clute, son of Jacob Clute and Gertruy Van Vranken. He was born 15 Nov 1719. He married on 6 Oct. 1753 in Albnay Jannetje Ouderkerk, born 27 Mar 1734, daughter of Johannes Ouderkerk and Wyntje Van Patton. Children mostly either Schenectady or Albany baptisms.
Jacob, Wyntje, Geertruy, Johannes, Bata , Frederick, Elizabeth, Nicholas, Petrus and Abraham..

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

StephanieHochuli — 2010-02-06 11:17:16Z

John did not leave many records. I got some of the information on his children from various descendents over time. His father seems to have been Nicholas Clute, born 29 Nov 1767 Schenectady, died 30 Sept 1852 < Montgomery, Logstown,NY on A. G. Garr Farm, He married in January 1789 to Maria Hall, 24 March 1765-29 Oct 1838, child of: William Hall and Maria Veeder. Nicholas is the son of Johannes Clute and Jannetje Ouderkerk.
Children: Jannetje married Peter Fredericks, Hannah married Court Willette, Viann married Peter Fredericks( as second wife after her sister died), Nicholas married Sophia Van Patton, Maria married Garrett Brokaw and John married Mary S. Abel.This family seems to have lived in Montgomery county and there may be records available in that county to help pin them down.

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

cathkid — 2010-02-06 08:47:27Z

I would really appreciate any information on John's lineage, thanks. I have had trouble pinning down records for John. Those early census records with age brackets can leave me guessing!

Re: John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

StephanieHochuli — 2010-02-05 19:05:51Z

John was the son of Nicholas Clute and Maria Hall. He was born 28 April 1801,died 31 March 1884 in Glen Reder. Cuyler Reynolds says that two of the children are buried in Montgomery county. I found him in the 1870 census, could not pin him down in the 1850.
Children: Francis V. 1829,Jay Leslie 1831, Margaret, Mary, Apshiba, Nicholas, Louise M., John, William and Jennie. I assume my Mary is your Mary E. and will put down her information. the son John was born 1839 in Fulton. Jennie was born 13 Nov 1849 and died 15 Sept 1938. She married Tunis Denise Do you want Nicholas Parents, etc.

John Clute And Mary Ann Schuyler Able

cathkid — 2010-02-04 22:31:10Z

Looking for any information on John Clute who married Mary Able. Mary was the daughter of Philip Able( Abel) and was born in Glen, Montgomery County New York. John Clute and Mary Able had a daughter named Mary Ellen Clute born 21 April, 1835 who married Samuel Craig Bauder , son of Lewis Bauder and Matilda Jane Craig. Lots of Clute options but no idea where this John Clute fits in. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

StephanieHochuli — 2010-01-28 01:53:13Z

It is possible that George Clute is the brother of John. John is the son of Gerrit Jacob Clute and his wife Sara Evans ( Heavens). There is a brother George in the records. He was born 13 Feb 1783 and baptised in Schaighticoke,NY.. No proof however.

Re: Searching for Canadian Clutes

jimmaccrone38 — 2010-01-27 19:52:33Z

hi: I am a Descendant of John Clute and Mary Ann Robertson. There is a George Clute mentioned in the 1851 census of Seymore Township,Northumberland County as being 70 years of age,his wife is dead then but he did have a son named Lorenzo.Could this George be Johns brother?Please reply.
jimmaccrone@rogers.com

Re: Theodore Clute

@@ken.beth@verizon.net — 2009-12-30 16:31:32Z

No apology required,
and thanks for your reply. The Theodore that I would be interested in (we may have already had this conversation) is the one who married Libbie and ended up in Wiscosin. Did he have a sister Jane?
Thanks.

Re: Theodore Clute

StephanieHochuli — 2009-12-29 23:53:28Z

Sorry, I clicked on a reply to quite a different query and somehow it came up on yours.
I have Three Theodore Clute in my failes.. Theodore, born ca. 1794, who married a Plumma(?) and had Martine Van Buren, 1833, Puch, Peter, Matilda, Theodore, Alvira, Marietta and Edwin. Then a Theodore who9 married Libbie and ended up in Wisconsin and a Theodore who was the son of Nicholas Clute and Mary Well and was born 11 April 1861 in Ohio.

Re: Theodore Clute

@@ken.beth@verizon.net — 2009-12-29 23:08:14Z

Hi,

If you are responding to my post regarding a Theodore or Jane Clute, it appears that the information you're providing is not related to my query. Thanks anyway. Best of luck in your own genealogy research.