The Bottling Vats at E & J Burke -
Strattens Review 1892
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Nutting family of St Helens, Booterstown
John Gardiner Nutting married Mary Stansmore Bevis
born 24 Jul 1852 2 Jan 1879 born 1856
Bidson, Cheshire Birkenhead
died 18 Feb 1918 died 7 Feb 1929
St Helens Winchester
John Gardiner (JG) Nutting the second son of John Nutting and Eliza Ball of Redlands
Bristol born 24 Jul 1852 at Bidson in Cheshire. He was living at Summer Hill, Woolton
in Liverpool when he married Mary Stansmore Bevis, daughter of Restel Ralsey Bevis
of Birkenhead on 2 Jan 1879. His sister Elizabeth Jane was married to Edward
Frederick Burke of E & J Burke, exporters who lived at Gortmore, Dundrum. E & J
Burkes were Irish distillers, brewers and bottlers and they were the sole export bottlers
for the United States of the stout brewed by Arthur Guinness, Son & Co from 1870-1875.
They had premises at Dublin, Liverpool and New York. John was Managing Director of
the Dublin operation and his brother Frederick was managing director of the Liverpool
operation. The partnership became a limited company in 1890 having shown an
average 90K profit in each of the previous 5 years and by 1893 they had operations at
Nepal and Melbourne. A committed unionist, he was quite outspoken about both
unionist and nationalist Irish politicians, saying that whilst they were more productive
than their British counterparts they would be four times more productive if they spent
less time debating home rule and that what was needed was a National party of
common sense. He was chairman of the Dublin Musical Society and was on the council
of the Chamber of Commerce. They lived at Gortmore, Dundrum from 1888 to 1895 and
he was church warden of Taney in 1892 and 1893. They moved to Luttrelstown House in
1895 and that same year he became Chairman of E & J Burke. He was a Justice of the
Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and High Sheriff for County Dublin in 1895/6. John bought St
Helen’s in Booterstown in 1897 and started the process of renovating the house. Lady
Nutting played the organ on a Sunday at Taney Chapel of Ease (St Thomas' on Foster
Avenue). JG was a keens huntsman and was a member of the Meath, Kildare and Ward
Union hunts.
The Nutting Baronetcy of St Helens was conferred in November 1902 on John Nutting. In
1904 he offered to fund 10 places at Trinity for men or woman for a period of five years
and if the uptake by Catholics was sufficient it would donate a sum of 5K for the building
of a Roman Catholic Chapel within the grounds of Trinity. This offer was warmly
accepted by the Provost of Trinity. In 1913 he was instrumental in securing the illuminated
address of 1729 to grant the freedom of Dublin City to Dean Jonathan Swift when it was put
up for sale by a London bookseller. It went on display at the museum at the Office of Arms
at Dublin Castle. JG died in 1918 and his funeral was held at St Thomas’s Church on Fosters
Avenue and he was buried at Deansgrange cemetery. His headstone is thought to be the
largest memorial stone in Deansgrange. He left over 840K in personal estate. Mary died
on 7 Feb 1929 at Winchester.
1 Hilda Stansmore Nutting born 21 Oct 1879 at Summerhill, Woolton died 4 May 1887
at Prescot, Lancs and is mentioned on the headstone at Deansgrange.
2 Dorothy Stansmore Nutting born 1881 at Woolton, Lancs married Arthur S Toogood
son of Seymore Toogood at St Thomas’s Church, Fosters Avenue on 10 Dec 1910.
Dorothy died 1 May 1953.
1 James Arthur Seymore Toogood born 27 May 1914 at St Helen’s, Booterstown.
3 Harold Stansmore Nutting born 14 Aug 1882 and attained the rank of Captain with
the 17th Lancers married Enid Hester Nina Homan-Mulock, daughter of Francis
Berry Homan-Mulock of Ballycumber House, Kings County on 6 Aug 1913 at St
George’s Church, Hanover Square. He became 2nd Baronet on the death of his
father. The family lived at St Helens, Booterstown until 1922.
1 John Victor Frances Nutting born 10 Jun 1914 at 89 Lower Baggot Street.
2 Edward Christian Frederick Nutting born 9 Sep 1917 at 89 Lower Baggot
Street.
4 John Geoffrey Nutting born 13 Apr 1884 a talented pianist and composer died
7 Mar 1925 at Bath.
5 Mary Stansmore Nutting born 9 Aug 1886 at Gortmore, Dundrum died unmarried
on 1 Jun 1963 at Folkestone, Kent.
6 Arthur Ronald Stansmore Nutting born 3 Mar 1888 married Edith Allen Brooks,
daughter of Walter Brooks on18 Sep 1912 at St George’s Church, Hanover Square.
They divorced and Arthur secondly married Patricia Elizabeth Jameson, daughter
of Henry Jameson of Bailey, Dublin at St Martin’s Church, London on 8 Nov 1932
and they had two children. Arthur died 23 Mar 1964.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – May 2016
John Gardiner Nutting married Mary Stansmore Bevis
born 24 Jul 1852 2 Jan 1879 born 1856
Bidson, Cheshire Birkenhead
died 18 Feb 1918 died 7 Feb 1929
St Helens Winchester
John Gardiner (JG) Nutting the second son of John Nutting and Eliza Ball of Redlands
Bristol born 24 Jul 1852 at Bidson in Cheshire. He was living at Summer Hill, Woolton
in Liverpool when he married Mary Stansmore Bevis, daughter of Restel Ralsey Bevis
of Birkenhead on 2 Jan 1879. His sister Elizabeth Jane was married to Edward
Frederick Burke of E & J Burke, exporters who lived at Gortmore, Dundrum. E & J
Burkes were Irish distillers, brewers and bottlers and they were the sole export bottlers
for the United States of the stout brewed by Arthur Guinness, Son & Co from 1870-1875.
They had premises at Dublin, Liverpool and New York. John was Managing Director of
the Dublin operation and his brother Frederick was managing director of the Liverpool
operation. The partnership became a limited company in 1890 having shown an
average 90K profit in each of the previous 5 years and by 1893 they had operations at
Nepal and Melbourne. A committed unionist, he was quite outspoken about both
unionist and nationalist Irish politicians, saying that whilst they were more productive
than their British counterparts they would be four times more productive if they spent
less time debating home rule and that what was needed was a National party of
common sense. He was chairman of the Dublin Musical Society and was on the council
of the Chamber of Commerce. They lived at Gortmore, Dundrum from 1888 to 1895 and
he was church warden of Taney in 1892 and 1893. They moved to Luttrelstown House in
1895 and that same year he became Chairman of E & J Burke. He was a Justice of the
Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and High Sheriff for County Dublin in 1895/6. John bought St
Helen’s in Booterstown in 1897 and started the process of renovating the house. Lady
Nutting played the organ on a Sunday at Taney Chapel of Ease (St Thomas' on Foster
Avenue). JG was a keens huntsman and was a member of the Meath, Kildare and Ward
Union hunts.
The Nutting Baronetcy of St Helens was conferred in November 1902 on John Nutting. In
1904 he offered to fund 10 places at Trinity for men or woman for a period of five years
and if the uptake by Catholics was sufficient it would donate a sum of 5K for the building
of a Roman Catholic Chapel within the grounds of Trinity. This offer was warmly
accepted by the Provost of Trinity. In 1913 he was instrumental in securing the illuminated
address of 1729 to grant the freedom of Dublin City to Dean Jonathan Swift when it was put
up for sale by a London bookseller. It went on display at the museum at the Office of Arms
at Dublin Castle. JG died in 1918 and his funeral was held at St Thomas’s Church on Fosters
Avenue and he was buried at Deansgrange cemetery. His headstone is thought to be the
largest memorial stone in Deansgrange. He left over 840K in personal estate. Mary died
on 7 Feb 1929 at Winchester.
1 Hilda Stansmore Nutting born 21 Oct 1879 at Summerhill, Woolton died 4 May 1887
at Prescot, Lancs and is mentioned on the headstone at Deansgrange.
2 Dorothy Stansmore Nutting born 1881 at Woolton, Lancs married Arthur S Toogood
son of Seymore Toogood at St Thomas’s Church, Fosters Avenue on 10 Dec 1910.
Dorothy died 1 May 1953.
1 James Arthur Seymore Toogood born 27 May 1914 at St Helen’s, Booterstown.
3 Harold Stansmore Nutting born 14 Aug 1882 and attained the rank of Captain with
the 17th Lancers married Enid Hester Nina Homan-Mulock, daughter of Francis
Berry Homan-Mulock of Ballycumber House, Kings County on 6 Aug 1913 at St
George’s Church, Hanover Square. He became 2nd Baronet on the death of his
father. The family lived at St Helens, Booterstown until 1922.
1 John Victor Frances Nutting born 10 Jun 1914 at 89 Lower Baggot Street.
2 Edward Christian Frederick Nutting born 9 Sep 1917 at 89 Lower Baggot
Street.
4 John Geoffrey Nutting born 13 Apr 1884 a talented pianist and composer died
7 Mar 1925 at Bath.
5 Mary Stansmore Nutting born 9 Aug 1886 at Gortmore, Dundrum died unmarried
on 1 Jun 1963 at Folkestone, Kent.
6 Arthur Ronald Stansmore Nutting born 3 Mar 1888 married Edith Allen Brooks,
daughter of Walter Brooks on18 Sep 1912 at St George’s Church, Hanover Square.
They divorced and Arthur secondly married Patricia Elizabeth Jameson, daughter
of Henry Jameson of Bailey, Dublin at St Martin’s Church, London on 8 Nov 1932
and they had two children. Arthur died 23 Mar 1964.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – May 2016