Lost were William W. Nutting and Arthur Hildebrand, American writers, and Eric Todahal, a painter. Aaron, John, Miriam, Moses, r., James Nutting, Jemima, Mary, Elizabeth, Abigail, and Huldah Willard. Her son sold Quenby Hall in 1924 to Sir Harold Nutting. Among those killed was John Nutting, a Selectman at Groton. Nutting's first husband was Shawn Nutting, a tattoo artist. Made for Love is a 2017 novel by American writer and novelist Alissa Nutting. Bob Nutting, Ogden's son, had already served as chairman of the board since 2002. Bushnell and Dabney worked with Nutting Associates to manufacture their product. Hampton, M. Adelaide Nutting, and Lavinia Dock were among the first professors for this course. Its first librarian was alumna Mary Nutting. Nutting and his wife, Leslie, have three daughters. The ISU has also been referred to as the "Nutting Squad". Nutting, who was not a Pennsylvania native, interviewed farmers about their distinctive barn decoration. This unit was often referred to as the Nutting Squad. The cabinet displayed the Nutting Associates name and logo, along with the term "Syzygy engineered".