Chute Family Notes: Notes 1-1 through 1-10
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Administrative Manager, MediaVest Entertainment Group,New York, NY Family Representative: Rossano, Oscar and Lydia Brazzi.

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Farmer

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House painter

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Naval Occupation: Electronic technician's mate, noncommissioned officer, USS New Mexico, 1945-46. Bio: Possibly the world's most bizarre sense of humor; tells terrible puns with a straight face; he and his brother Bob developed a "talent" of being able to lean far right and then far left in perfect unison without losing their balance; they are very entertaining at family picnics. Favorite pet: a golden retriever named "Charley". Loves singing in the church choir; after retirement he and Marjorie traveled to the Yukon, Alaska, South America and his travel itineraries were legendary in their precision. As a boy, would take week long bicycle camping trips around Michigan; was an Eagle Scout. His campfire skills (later used to great effect in the family fireplace) are so complicated and spectacular, one hates to set a match to the final result. When the children were young, he invented an ongoing fairy tale/bedtime story in which all three children were royalty, and in which all household messages were passed from Jeeves the Butler to the "Royal Guards". The long line of echoing messages and subsequent replies, passed through the Royal Guards, went on for 10 minutes, much to the delight of his children, not knowing it was a ploy which gave him time to think up the next plot line.

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Photo: At the University of Michigan (far left) Bio: One sister, Kathryn Eugenia, who married Emery Seestedt, they lived in Romulus, Michigan and Marine City, Michigan; 4 children: Ruth, Jean, Paul and Carl. Definitely born at the wrong time - graduated from the University of Michigan School of Engineering at the top of her class at a time when she had to make a choice between wife/mother, or a career in engineering. However, she never regretted her choice, and did return to school in computer programming later in life; was a technical writer for the engineering firm which designed the Supercollider in Texas. Hated swimming; in previous experiences had "sunk like a stone"; one of her most terrifying moments was watching from behind a fence while 5-year old Jackie got out of the wading pool and jumped in the deep end of the adult pool (luckily, she'd managed to raise a child who was "part fish"; no harm done). Always believed that life was what you made of it; was always happy and cheerful; students she'd tutored at Pelham High School often returned to tell her how much she'd improved their lives. Was always the medical expert and the font of knowledge who knew everything there was to know about everything. Family saying: "I dunno, ask Mom."

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Additional conflicting marriage site info: Gortagillane, Ballymacelligott, Kerry, Ireland

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Also an Elizabeth est born 1587, Bethersdon, Kent, England, father George. May be the same person.

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Another relative listed as "Samuel Cotterell", relationship unknown. Birthplace also listed as Shevening/Chevening, Kent,England. Another IGI report has her born in 1701, in Norfolk, although spouse remained the same. May be a daughter named Elizabeth, born in 1701. That individual has a relative listed as "Samuel Cotterell". Film/Page/Ref # on her is 183588/213/7510.

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Also listed as "Daniel Hale", but this is the American Betsy Chute? Another record lists Henry W. Hales as the relative of Eunice Chute, married in 1806, London, England, to Joseph Hale.

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Also spelled "Charles Cottrell" and elsewhere as Sir Charles Ledwick Cottrell, and "Sir Charles Lodowick Cottrell". Marriage variably listed as June 9, 1691, in London, England, and June 16, 1691 in Chevening, Kent, England. Phrase "of Rousham, Oxford, England" may refer to wedding site or Cottrell's origin.








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