by Charles Bowman. 

This text details the history of the Nutter family descending from Christopher Nutter who immigrated from England to Virginia in 1662. The family then moved to Maryland and eventually to what is now West Virginia. Members of the family later migrated westward to Missouri, Kansas and eventually Nebraska in the mid 1800s.

The focus is on William Webb Nutter who was born in 1822 in West Virginia and married Aramatha Mavity in 1846 in Kentucky. They had 10 children between 1848 and 1870 as they moved from Kentucky to Missouri to Kansas to Nebraska. Aramatha supported the family and helped care for William who suffered several injuries.

The text details the descendants of William and Aramatha's children through the early 20th century. Their children and grandchildren settled across the Midwest and West, with some serving in the military during World War I and II. Many are buried at Steele Cemetery in Falls City, Nebraska.

In summary, the text traces the 300-year history of the Nutter family in America from their English origins to their migration and settlement in the Midwestern and Western United States, with a focus on the descendants of William Webb Nutter and Aramatha Mavity Nutter.