Clute Family History

The Genealogical History of the Clute Family in the USA

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1	She was a secretary in the White House during WWII when Pearl Harbor was attacked. The Japanese Embassy people left immediately after the attack leaving all of their personal belongings. These items were gathered up and given to White House employees. Marie got at least two serving bowls that she gave to her sister Lillian upon Marie's death. Lillian gave these bowls to her son, Robert, who gave them to his brother, Claude Junior Clute, who gave one bowl to Ron Clute and one bowl to Jim & Margarette Clute.	Henry, Marie (I454)
2	15 children by Frederick W. Clute.	Van Slichtenhorst, Bata (I320)
3	A son named Rylan Jacob Vassey was born on March 29, 2009.	Vasey, Jennifer Elizabeth (I542)
4	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Pielat, Aleksy Kazimierz (I14)
5	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Clute, Amanda Diane (I249)
6	Amos married Charles Clute & Nellie Blaisdell. Their grand-daughter, Mary Ballou, of Box 507, Jesup, Iowa 50648 said her grand-mother was very strict. Ron Clute has a picture of Amos & Mary from Mary Ballou. Mary Zabriskie was not allowed in the house of Mary Zabriskie without a dress even though she was hurt in a horse riding accident. Amos owned a hardware store in Stanley, Iowa.	Zabriskie, Amos C. (I229)
7	Andy married Amy and lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.	Krenz, Andrew Roy (I598)
8	Another record shows first name of Wilfred.	Hackenmueiller, William (I288)
9	Another source shows Arriantje Van Vranken as the spouse.	Clute, Pieter (I207)
10	Baby boy was still born.	Clute, un-named (I139)
11	Born in Germany. One source shows him 1611-1688 and married to Elizabeth.	Cloet I, Jacob (I307)
12	C.J. and Janet had no children.	Family F29
13	Charles took over his father's farm. When he died two of his brothers and one sister were alive - Mrs. Jennie Barr of Ryegate, Montana and Frank W. Clute of Greeley. Ron Clute has their family picture of him, wife, and children with his mother Sara Jane.	Clute, Charles Nolan (I60)
14	Charles was a farmer.	Family F70
15	Contact Leta Ripple in Greeley about Robert Eugene Clute.	Allen, Leta (I188)
16	Dan Watters remarried to Gail XXXX.	Watters, Daniel Patrick (I25)
17	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Pielat, Diane Mary (I13)
18	Dick Clute, Rier's grandson, said Rier was mean spirited. He once took a table cloth and all of the food and threw it outside because he didn't like the way something tasted. Rier was a carpenter by trade.	Clute, Rier Carlton (I58)
19	Edna Byers is supposed to be his second wife, but no record of this. He lived first in Colorado then in Montana near Yellowstone National Park. He owned a lodge in Montana that is still in the family. While living in Colorado he worked in lead mines. Information provided by Howard Clute.	Clute, William M. (I168)
20	Emma married Hardman on March 16, 1876 & died on March 31, 1876. He lived in Nora Springs Iowa. They were married by Rev. F.X. Miller. Another unconfirmed source has her born in January 1851 and died in 1921.	Clute, Emma (I57)
21	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Clute, Eric Ronald (I250)
22	Gary accidentally shot himself while practice shooting with a revolver. He was scheduled to testify in a criminal case and was concerned about his personal security, which is why he had a handgun. Gary and Julie had one son: Paul Dominic Barker.	Barker, Gary Edgar (I493)
23	Gillis married Toll first and Cornu second. One record shows his name as Cloet.	Clute, Gillis (I65)
24	Glades lives in Pearl's old house in Edgewood, Iowa. She is supposed to have lots of Clute information.	Wonleighton, Glades (I377)
25	Glenn married the daughter of Fern Holthaus' brother. Glenn lived in his parent's house in Colesburg, Iowa.	Wonleighton, Glenn T. (I376)
26	He came from Edgewood, Iowa.	Ackerman, Paul (I385)
27	He came from New Hampshire.	Baisdell, George (I369)
28	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F123
29	He did not marry and was crippled for many years. He lived in Battle Creek, Michigan.	Clute, Chester Dale (I192)
30	He did not marry.	Cloet, Captain Jan Johannes (I317)
31	He died as an infant.	Holthaus, Steven (I633)
32	He died from eating poisonous mushrooms.	Clute, Edwin (I53)
33	He died from eating poisonous mushrooms.	Clute, John (I55)
34	He died from eating poisonous mushrooms.	Clute, Dow (I56)
35	He died very young and was married and lived in Manchester, Iowa. There are children here.	Clute, Duane Lyle (I101)
36	He fought in the American Revolutionary War.	Roe, William (I347)
37	He fought in the American Revolutionary War.	Martindale, William (I351)
38	He graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in engineering.	Lough, Trever Allen (I546)
39	He had a heart attack at age 19. He married Christine Elizabeth Dando on August 31, 1991 and had one daughter Emmaline Sophia Dando Sabin. Christine is a professor of geology as was her father.	Sabin, Ty Joe (I95)
40	He had two wives. He is brother of Captain Johannes Clute.	Cloet II, Jacob (I304)
41	He invested the money he inherited from LG Clute in land and did very well except that he lost the bulk of the money in the stock market. After that he moved to South Dakota. He was living in California in 1934 when his mother, Malissa Jane died.	Clute, William Herschal (I49)
42	He is a wrought iron worker in Eagle, Colorado. He married Catherine Marie Vesque. They have one daughter (Mariah) and one son (Jammie).	Dumolt, Michael James (I553)
43	He is buried in Grant View Cemetery Greeley Iowa.	Clute, Lewis Grove (I46)
44	He is supposed to be a nephew of both Jacob and Capt Jan Clute. He came from Nuremberg, Germany & married Baata Van Slicktenhorst and inherited land from Uncle Capt Jan Clute. CLUTE and CLOET in Dutch means lamp. Ancestry.com has Cloet history information.	Cloet, Johannes (I319)
45	He is the founder of Clute's Super Market Inc. in Waterloo, Iowa.	Clute, Charles C. (I234)
46	He joined the U. S. Navy in 1908 and retired in 1946 serving in both world wars.	Herpich, Frederick (I448)
47	He last lived and died in Tacoma, Washington. He joined the Navy in 1908 and served in both world wars. From his obituary, he is survived by his wife, three grandchildren, son, and an aunt in New Jersey.	Ferguson, Unknown (I430)
48	He lived in a cabin at 123 1/2 North Sycamore Street, Monticello, Iowa.	Clute, Roger Henry (I4)
49	He lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and has a daughter, Janet, living in Denver, Colorado.	Clute, Lawrence Burton (I43)
50	He lived in Coggon, Iowa.	Clute, Donald Lee (I119)