A beautiful portrait of Dyson Nutt in his later years. This Loftus worthy was born in 1844 and was a familiar figure around Loftus as he fulfilled his various duties to the Council. During his life in Loftus he lived in several different houses in Loftus, including Westfield Terrace and the Georgian pillard house in the Market Place. He lies in Loy Lane Cemetery, whose burials he oversaw for most of his working life.
Robert Dyson Nutt was born in 1844, he married Dinah Dixon on 19th September 1868 and although they had 13 children only 5 survived. He died in May 1929 and was buried on 14th in plot 4150 Loftus cemetery; he was 84. His grave still hasn’t been found.
Found his grave at last and plot 4150 is right at the back of the chapel.