Bio: Aucutt/Ancutt, William James & Emma Poltice (Staves)
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----Source: 1880 Federal Census--Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin

Surnames: Ancutt, Aucutt, Dobeer, Poltice, Steele

 

 

William James & Emma Poltice (Staves) Aucutt/Ancutt

 

 

Wagon maker, William J. Aucutt/Ancutt was born in 1828 in New York State.  He fought as a private with Co. C. of the 32nd WI Infantry during the Civil War.  He married Emma Poltice, the daughter of John and Mary Ann (Poltice) Staves on February 17, 1855.  She was born May 16, 1838 and following her death, February 2, 1895, she was laid to rest in the East Thorp Village Cemetery, Clark Co., Wisconsin.  Their son, Harry Derwood Aucutt, was born February 8, 1868.  He married Alice Maude, the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Dobeer) Steele, September 16, 1894.  She was born July 7, 1873-1875.  Both Alice and Harry are buried in the East Thorp Village Cemetery.

Myrtle M. Ancutt was born September 6, 1889, (Vol. 30,  #2830).

 

BioM: Aucutt, Beth (1918)

BioM: Aucutt, Lena (1894)

BioM: Aucutt, Myrtle (1920)

Thorp Village Cemetery Records

Thorp Area Civil War Veterans

 

1880 Federal Census--Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin
Name Relation Marital

Sex

 Color

Birth Year

 Birthplace

Occupation

 Father Born Mother Born
James Aucutt Head Married Male

White

 52-1828 New York Wagon Maker England New York
Emma Aucutt Wife Married Female White 42-1838 England Keeping House England England
Charles Aucutt Son Single Male White 21-1859 Wisconsin Stave Factory Worker New York England
Eugene Aucutt Son Single Male White 19-1861 Wisconsin Carpenter New York England
William Aucutt Son Single Male White 15-1865 Wisconsin Spoke Factory Worker New York England
Harry Aucutt Son Single Male White 12-1868 Wisconsin Student New York England
Lena Aucutt Daughter Single Female White 12-1868 Wisconsin At Home New York England
Fred W. Aucutt Son Single Male White 4-1876 Wisconsin   New York England
Emmit Aucutt Son Single Male White 11/12-1879 Wisconsin   New York England

 

 

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