Annals of Platte County, Missouri - Paxton
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1878, MARCH. 656 THE LUTES FAMILY. IV. ELIZABETH F. LUTES, m'd W. H. Kimsey. (See.) V. AL. B. LUTEAS, m'd in Georgia, Catherine Jones. Children: 1. Mary E. Lutes, b. Oct. 15, 1852; m'd Dec. 21, 1873, John L. Vermillion, b. Feb. 19, 1851. Children: [11] Joseph A., m'd Aug. 1, 1896, Lottie Young. [b] Catherine; [c] Myrtle; [d] Lulie; [e] Bertie; [f] Harvey Vermillion. A. B. Lutes m'd 2d, Catherine Moore. Children: 2. Nancy L. Lutes, n1d Dec. 29, 1886, J. H. Coleman. VI. DANIEL G. LUTES, m'd March 12, 1861, Nannie J. McDaniel (see), b. Nov. 6, 1842; d. Jan. 9, 1880. She was a lovely Christian, and led her family every night in their devotions; 10 children. VII. NANNIE J. LUTES, m'd Oct. 13. 1861, Albert G. Swaney, son of Hugh. They live in Clay. VIII. SARAH F. LUTES, m'd March 10. 1864, W. M. Henderson. b. in Virginia May 28, 1835; d. Oct. 2, 1891; son of John Henderson and Elvira McComas. Lived in Kansas; 5 children. II. PHILIP LUTES Born in Lincoln County, NC., April 14, 1809. Came to Platte County in 1843; died in Platte City March 18, 1878; married October 17, 1833, Paulina A. Wills, born January 31, 1815, in Montgomery County, Ky.; died near Platte City January 25, 1892. Her parents were Thomas Wills and Martha Higgins. Both were ardent Methodists, and devotedly pious. In Platte City Mr. Lutes followed the cabinet-making business until his death. He was industrious, frugal. just, and true. Children: I. NANNIE J. LUTES. n1d Jan. 2, 1889. Elliott J. Miller. b. May 15, 1829, in Rappahannock Co., Va. He was a son of John Miller, b. Jan. 9, 1785, and his Wife, Jane Jackson, b. Feb. 9, 1797. He came to Platte in 1852, and settled 5 miles north of Platte City. He is a farmer, a Knight Templar, an intelligent and social gentleman. Though quite deaf, his genial disposition and happy temperament enable him to enjoy society and entertain friends. His first Wife was M. E. F. Miller, dr. of Jesse and F. H. Miller. She was born Sept. 25. 1833, and died in Platte in 1887. No children by either wife. II. CORNELIUS (NEELY) LUTES. b. June 10. 1845; m'd March 26. 1873. Fannie T. Foree. dr. of H. S. Foree. of Plattsburg. They sojourn sometimes in Platte City. and at other times in Kansas City. Children: 1. Venice Lutes, m'd Nov. 8, 1893, S. M. Harlan. 2. Henry Lutes. March 18 - James Adkins lectured at Platte City on Progress." and W. M. Paxton read a poem entitled "A Century Hence." The grand jury were: 1. T. F. Warner (foreman); 2, Richard