NUTTEN
Nuttin, Nutting'Knut' (a hard fruit) + 'inga', normally used to indicate a people or tribePossibly of Old English or Danish-Viking origin with ties to Yorkshire, England1 George NUTTEN b: ca 1737 in Chislet, Kent, England
2 Edward NUTTING b: 1755 in Kent, England
3 Henry NUTTING b: 1782 + Charlotte RIGDEN b: Seasalter or Whitstable, Kent, England, m: 1812 in Kent, England
2 Henry NUTTING b: 1755 in Kent, England + Elizabeth DALE b: Seasalter, Kent, England, m: 1784 in Kent, England
+ Mary b: ca 1737 in Kent, England, m: Bet. 1755–1757 in Chislet, Kent, England
2 George NUTTEN b: ca 11 December 1757 in Chislet, Kent, Englandc+ Mary WEST m: 1784 in Chislet, Kent, England
3 Lydia NUTTING b: 1794c+ Richard TWYMAN
2 William NUTTEN b: ca 29 November 1759 in Kent, England
2 Elizabeth NUTTEN b: ca 1 February 1762 in Chislet, Kent, England, d: December 1799 in Whitstable, Kent, England + Timothy TWYMAN b: ca 7 November 1762 in Blean, Kent, England, m: 27 December 1789 in St Martin, Herne, Kent, England, d: October 1803 in Whitstable, Kent, England
2 Samuel NUTTEN b: ca 15 July 1764 in Chislet, Kent, England, d: 1827 + Susannah PYM m: 1790 in Kent, England
3 Edward NUTTING b: 1801, d: 1891
4 Thomas Albert NUTTING b: 1847, d: 1903
5 George Rowden NUTTEN b: 1879, d: 1962
6 Frank Ronald NUTTEN b: 1916, d: 1998
3 Thomas NUTTING