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Richmond County Public Library

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The Rev. Paymus [Pyramus] Nutt was born into slavery in Northumberland County, Virginia to Isaac and Treasy in about 1817. Paymus was a carpenter and his wife, Dianah, also a slave, was a mid-wife who got paid when she delivered babies.Paymus was baptized at Coan Baptist Church on September 21, 1838, and his wife Dianah was baptized at Coan Baptist on May 13, 1838.Paymus and Dianah had six children:Lott Carey Nutt, who married Emily Hudnall in 1868Henrietta Nutt, who married Henry Pope in 1868Octavius Nutt, who married Maria Wiggins in 1871Fannie Nutt, who married Phillip Parker in 1872Cora, born in 1857 - died in 1875, at the age of 18Arthur, who married Emaline Leland in 1875Paymus took the name "Nutt" after the Civil War but it is not known exactly when or why.Paymus Nutt obtained a Northumberland county license to perform marriages shortly after the Civil War. His first marriage ceremony was for Moses Cockrell & Frances Hudnall in 1866, and he performed at least 154 weddings during his lifetime.In 1866, he was one of the founders of First Baptist Church in Heathsville. In 1867, Rev. Paymus Nutt served as Interim Pastor at Shiloh Baptist and he led the members in building Shiloh’s first house of worship.In 1880, he helped to establish Lively Hope Baptist Church.Rev. Nutt retired from Zion Baptist in Lottsburg after serving for 25 years. He led in building their first church.By 1888, Rev. Nutt had obtained 63 acres, had built a home, which still stands today, and he owned livestock.Rev. Paymus Nutt died about 1899.#AfricanAmericanHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryMonth2021 #NorthernNeck #Virginia #history #NorthernNeckVirginiaHistory #NNVHS ... See MoreSee Less

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Richmond County Public Library

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Contact-free book and DVD pickup service resumes when our library re-opens on January 4th. Send us your requests to library@rappahannock.edu or call (804)-333-6710 and we'll arrange a pickup time with you! ... See MoreSee Less

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Richmond County Public Library

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Timeline PhotosDowning Bridge Dedication, February 16, 1927State Senator Thomas Downing was instrumental in getting a bridge constructed to connect the Northern Neck to the Middle Peninsula; Richmond County, Virginia to the town of Tappahannock, Virginia. Prior to the 1927 bridge, ferries serviced the area since at least 1656. The first bridge was dedicated on February 16, 1927. Following the dedication, attendees drove to Warsaw for festivities and a luncheon at the Warsaw High School. The modern bridge opened in 1963. ... See MoreSee Less

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