George Thomas Nutter of Chatham
- Born: 11 May 1874, Swalecliffe, Kent, England 2
- Married: 6 Feb 1898, Rainham Parish Church, Kent, England 1
- Died: 7 Jun 1946, Luton Arches, High St, Chatham, Kent, England 3
- Died: 15 Jun 1946, Palmerston Road Cemetery, Chatham, Kent, England 4
 Research Notes:
"Accidental death" was the verdict of the Rochester Deputy Coroner (Mr. Noel Boucher) at an inquest on George Thomas Nutter (72), of 103 Henry Street, Luton (Chatham) who was fatally injured in a collision at Luton Arches on the evening of June 7th.
It appeared that deceased, a pedestrian, in the employ of Messrs. A. E. Gammon, Ltd., wharfingers (Chatham) was knocked down by a motor-cyclist, Eric Harvey, of Walthamstow, who was proceeding to Sheerness, and then fell under the wheel of a G.P.O. lorry, driven by William James Tyler, of 90 Athelstan Road, Faversham, proceeding towards Faversham. He was dead on arrival at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Rochester, death being due to shock following cerebral contusion.
Giving evidence, Mr. Tyler said that he did not see deceased and that the first thing that he was aware of was a bump. He was exonerated from blame.
Faversham News and East Kent Journal, Friday, 21 Jun 1946, p. 2
Marriage Information:
George married Mary Ann Newick, daughter of Henry Newick and Sarah Ann Lewis, on 6 Feb 1898 in Rainham Parish Church, Kent, England 1. (Mary Ann Newick was born on 16 Sep 1878 in Kipplings Yard, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, England and died on 28 Nov 1967 in 285 Churchill Avenue, Chatham, Kent, England.)
Marriage Notes:
George Thomas Nutter, age 23, bachelor, mariner, resident of Rainham, son of William Nutter (deceased), labourer, and
Mary Ann Newick, age 20, spinster, resident of Rainham, daughter of Henry Newick, labourer
Married after Banns
Witnesses: Alfred Henry Nutter, Rose Ann Newick
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