A photo heritage of the Hutsell and Thedford families

A photo heritage of the Hutsell and Thedford families

by William David Hutsell

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It is a geneology book my uncle William D. Hutsell put togeather with exhaustive research in 1982. And was able to trace our family back to Germany in the 14th century along the way comming across a few surprises for the younger generations. Though some details were leftout ,one being a close cousin was Richard Eugene Hickock along with Perry Smith(I hope I spelled his name correctly) were made famous for killing the Clutter family in Holcomb Ks. and inspiring Truman Capatoe to write " In Cold Blood " spawning two motion pictures over the years and a couple of movies about Truman interviewing the notorious duo. I was young when the book was done but am proud of the work my uncle put into his research and the outcome. By: James Charles Hutsell AKA Butch

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