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Obit For Dr. George Thomas Northcutt
Headline DR. NORTHCUTT DROPS DEAD
Text Again was death an unwelcome and sudden visitor, taking a good man and citizen, a loving husband and an affectionate father to that country from whose borue no traveler returns. Again are we assured that life is uncertain and death is sure carrying with it pangs of sorrow and grief at the separation.

George Thomas Northcutt was born in Arkansas, Oct. 31, 1866, and was a son of the late Thomas D. and Mary E. Northcutt of near Fairview, Newton county. He was reared on the farm and on arriving at the age of manhood, studied medicine and late graduated from the Tennessee University at Nashville, Tenn., in 1896, and commenced the practice at Powell, McDonald county, thence in Washburn, and in 1907, located at Seligman, where he lived 13 years and successfully followed his profession. On Oct. 14, 1896, he and Miss Lou Banks were married and five children survived the father, who are: Misses Marie, Jane and Louise at home and Mrs. Onida Cox and Willie Northcutt of Solomonsville, Arizona, and one grandson. Monday morning May 17, he and wife went into the chicken yard to feed some chickens, when he suddenly fell and called to his wife, who asked him what was the matter and he told her apoplexy. He was carried into the home and lived about twenty-five minutes.

He is survived by five brothers and four sisters, who are Odon and Jennings Northcutt of Copeland, Kan., Sydney Northcutt of Copeland, Kan., Dr. Leon Northcutt of Purdy, Mo., Willis Northcutt of Rocky Comfort, Mo., Mesdames Darius Conrad of Fairview, Newton county, Mo., G.M. Vaughan, Ballinger, Texas, A. Homan, and Maude Chamberlain of San Angelo, Texas. Mrs. Courad and Mrs. Chamberlain, and Odon, Jennings, Sydney, Willis and Dr. Leon attended the funeral.

The funeral has been delayed on account of the long distance Mrs. Cox and Willis his daughter and son had to come, and will be held Sunday May 23, at the late home in Seligman, at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Marion Clanton.

He was a member of A. F. & A. M. and Odd Fellows.

Increment will be made in Seligman Cemetery, after the funeral.

He was a man of very positive views, stood for what he believed was right, regardless of others opinions and enjoyed the highest estimation of his friends.

Research Notes: Missouri Death Cert. #18682
Name - George Thomas Northcutt, birth Oct. 31, 1866 Arkansas,
Death May 18, 1920, Sugar Creek Twp. Seligman, Barry Co., MO.
Parents: T.D. Northcutt birth KY, Mother Marty E. Gatewood, Birth VA.
Burial Seligman Cemetery. Seligman, MO
Newspaper or Funeral Home Cassville Democrat
Date May 22, 1920
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