!Nutter, vii (possibly) BELINDA S. of Essex; m. Essex, MA 3 Mar 1843
(Beverly, MA VR II:221 ISAAC C. GROCE.

!Genealogy of Hatevil Nutter and His Descendants
by Jan Albert Nutter page 57

!Possibly a daughter of Henry.
!This information has not been verified. Additions/corrections accepted.

!Hateful Nutter of Dover, New Hampshire and his Descendants
by Frederick R. Boyle
Peter E. Randall Publisher
Dover NH 1997
page 57:

!Nutter, Belinda S., and Isaac C. Groce of Beverly, Mar. 1, 1843.*

!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Essex, Essex Co. to 1850: page 50
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!Nutter, Belinda S., of Essex, and Isaac C. Groce, at Essex, Mar. 1,1843.*

!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
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!3rd great-grandmother.


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1. 2. Levi S GROCE   b. Dec 1843, Beverly, Essex, Ma; d. 2 May 1904, Salem, Essex, Ma.
2. 3. Lucy C GROCE   b. Abt 1852, Beverly, Essex, Ma.

!Information obtained from Department of the Interior, Bureau ofPensions
certificate filled out by Levi S. Groce. Certificate No. 606917, datedAug.
19, 1898. It lists the names of his children and their birthdates,wife's
name and marriage date.

!Second Company.-Capts., Francis E. Porter (90 days and 100 days);
Leonard G. Dennis (one year). The 90 days' company numbered 3 officers
and 88 men and had no losses; the 100 days' company numbered 3 officers
and 98 men, of whom 3 died by accident or disease; the one-year company
numbered 3 officers and 99 men, and served without loss. The 2nd Co.
from Beverly, was mustered into service for 90 days, May 3 1864. It was
stationed at Gloucester until Aug. 6, when its term expired. It at once
reenlisted and was mustered in Aug. 7, for 100 days' service, being again
stationed at Gloucester.

!At the expiration of the 100 days it once more reenlisted, and was
mustered in for one year, Nov. 16, 1864. Stationed at Galloupe's island,
Boston harbor, it was mustered out July 7,1865.

!Death Certificate: Died May 2, 1904; Salem, Essex, MA. Listsoccupation
as a shoemaker, born in Beverly, Essex, MA, father's name Isaac Groce,
born, Beverly, Essex, MA; mother's name Melinda (Nutter) born Essex,
Essex, MA; age at death 60 yrs. 5 mos. from Chronic eudocarditis
Influenza. Places birth year about 1844/43

!Marriage Certificate: Town of Peabody, Levi Groce and Mary E. Corning
married on the first day of November in the year Eighteen Hundred Sixty
eight. Name of Groom, Levi Groce, name of Bride Mary E. Corning.Married
conducted by J.O. Knowles, Min. of M. E. Church, Town of Peabody.
Recorded by the town clerk, Elmer M Poor, 14 May 1904.

!2nd Great-grandfather.


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!Age estimate. She was 8 years old in the 1860 census.


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