NUTT'S CORNER

Who  is the NUTT in Clarenceville?

David NUTT, son of Samuel NUTT and Elizabeth DICKEY was born on July 6^th 1779 in Francestown, Hillsborough, NH.

He married Elizabeth Mitchell on Nov.25^th 1802 in Newport, Sullivan, NH.

David Nutt died on 10 August 1845 at age 66 in Clarenceville, Quebec CANADA. He was buried on 11 August1845 in Aird,, Quebec, CANADA

� Occupation: Shoemaker.

Elizabeth MITCHELL was born on Oct. 17, 1777 in Amherst, Hillsborough, NH. Elizabeth died at age 64 on 17 March 17^th 1842 in Clarenceville, Quebec, CANADA.

Elizabeth was buried on March 19^th 1842 in Aird, Quebec, CANADA. Another name for Elizabeth was Betsey MITCHELL.

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Nutt's Corner

Who  is the NUTT in Clarenceville?

David NUTT, son of Samuel NUTT and Elizabeth DICKEY was born on July 6^th 1779 in Francestown, Hillsborough, NH.

 He married Elizabeth Mitchell on Nov. 25^th 1802 in Newport, Sullivan, NH.

David Nutt died on 10 August 1845 at age 66 in Clarenceville, Quebec CANADA. He was buried on 11 August1845 in Aird,, Quebec, CANADA

� Occupation: Shoemaker.

 Elizabeth MITCHELL was born on Oct. 17, 1777 in Amherst, Hillsborough, NH. Elizabeth died at age 64 on 17 March 17^th 1842 in Clarenceville, Quebec, CANADA.

Elizabeth was buried on March 19^th 1842 in Aird, Quebec, CANADA. Another name for Elizabeth was Betsey MITCHELL.




1871 Lovell's Directory

NUTT'S CORNERS, Quebec  -( A few miles North of Aird Quebec on the South Beech  Road, north of Chemin Macfie)

A small place in the parish of St George de Clarenceville, seigniory of Foucault, county of Missisquoi, district of Bedford. Distant from Philipsburg 10 miles, from Des Rivières, a station on the Vermont Central railway 12 miles fare 75c. From Bedford the county seat 15 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Popuplation about 50

Creller	Thomas Ramson	Assistant postmaster	XXX	Hawley	John Asahel	Farmer
Dean	Calvin  R	Farmer		Hawley	Reuben	Farmer
Drew	Theodore	Farmer		Hawley	Stoddart	Farmer
Edy	Peter H	Farmer		Nutt	David	Postmaster, Baliff, Farmer
Hawley	Asabel	Farmer		Sears	John	Farmer
Hawley	Edy	Farmer		Taylor	A	Farmer

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Undated but after 1871 - Eastern Townships Directory

Nutt's Corners  - Clarenceville township, Missisquoi county, P O & miles east of Lacolle, on GTR and 13 southwest of Bedford, the nearest bank, Population 100, Mail daily

Bissell	L H	Sawmill
Creller	G A	Carpenter
Hawley	D F	Apiarist
Hawley	J A	Postmaster and Justice of Peace

Carrie Derick - Notre Paritmoine

Carrie Derick House La maison de  Carrie Derick est situé 1117 Front Street Sud. Carrie Derick’s house is situated at 1117 Front Street South.   Carrie Matilda Derick, chercheuse en sciences naturelles (Clarenceville, Qc, 14 janv. 1862 -- Montréal, 10 nov. 1941). Étudiante douée de l'U. McGill (B.A., 1890; M.A., 1896), elle étudie également à Harvard, au Marine Biological Laboratory de Woods Hole, au Massachusetts, au Royal College of Science de Londres et à l'U. de Bonn en Allemagne. Elle est nommée chef des travaux en botanique à McGill en 1891, devenant ainsi la première femme à faire partie du personnel enseignant de McGill. En 1912, elle devient professeur de botanique morphologique et, par le fait même, la première femme nommée professeur titulaire au Canada. Ses cours introduisent l'enseignement de la génétique à McGill. Animatrice sociale, elle se fait championne de certaines causes telles que la fréquentation scolaire obligatoire, les soins apportés aux enfants anormaux, la formation industrielle et technique, les droits des femmes et le contrôle des naissances. arrie Matilda Derick, natural scientist (b at Clarenceville, Qué 14 Jan 1862; d at Montréal 10 Nov 1941). A brilliant student at McGill (BA, 1890; MA, 1896), she also studied at Harvard, the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Massachussets, the Royal College of Science in London and the University of Bonn, Germany. She was appointed demonstrator in botany at McGill in 1891 - first woman on McGill's academic staff; in 1912 she became professor of morphological botany - the first woman in Canada to be made a full professor. Her courses introduced the teaching of genetics at McGill. A social activist, she championed such causes as compulsory school attendance, care for abnormal children, industrial and technical education, women's rights and birth control article by MARGARET GILLETT  Carrie Derick Botanist Carrie Matilda Derick was a Canadian botanist and geneticist, the first female professor in a Canadian university, and the founder of McGill University's Genetics Department. Wikipedia Born: Jan 14, 1862 · Saint-Georges-de-Clarenceville, Quebec, Canada Died: Nov 10, 1941 · Montreal, Canada Education: McGill University · University of Bonn

Local History and other interesting facts

CLARENCEVILLE ACADEMY circ. 1930