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William Towrie Cutt

1898 – 1981

Scottish writer

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About William Towrie Cutt

Lived 1898 – 1981 (aged 82–83). William Towrie Cutt was an autobiographer, writer and teacher.

William Towrie Cutt (26 January 1898 – 1981) was a Scottish writer, mainly of books for young readers.

Cutt was born in Sanday, Orkney, the ninth child of John Cutt and Betsy Muir. He emigrated to Canada in 1926. He graduated from the University of Alberta with BEd and MA degrees. He worked as a teacher between 1928 and 1963. He was married to Margaret Cutt (née Davis). His ashes were buried in Sanday.

Selected works

On the Trail of Long Tom (1970) – set in Canada Seven for the Sea (1972) – set in Sanday Message from Arkmae (1972) – set in Sanday Carry my Bones Northwest – set in Canada and Orkney (1973) Faraway World (1977) – an autobiography about his boyhood in Sanday

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1981

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Who was William Towrie Cutt?

Scottish writer

When was William Towrie Cutt born?

William Towrie Cutt was born on 26 January 1898.

When did William Towrie Cutt die?

William Towrie Cutt died in 1981.

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William Towrie Cutt was an autobiographer, writer and teacher.

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· Wikipedia: William Towrie Cutt

· Wikidata: Q8019488

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