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1. [BUTLER-L] Col. Wml. Claiborne . . . Maine Butlers [1]
Alan wrotes, by way of 1957 Virginia Gazette, about historical and quaint Claiborne, Kent Island (Queen Anne Co), MD. Yes indeed, this lovely tiny village continues to exist today. For well over one hundred years leading up to 1954 (when the Bay Bridge was built from Annapolis, Maryland to the eastern shore) Claiborne was the site of the ferry landing on the eastern shore, and the colorful ferry boats chugged back and forth from Annapolis to Claiborne. The shore , and particularly the lower countie
2. Re: [BUTLER-L] Maryland Butlers [1]
Hi I'm a new subscriber so don't know whether this family has been discussed. I'm looking for Captain Peter Butler of Frederick County, Maryland, who was in the militia during the French and Indian War and then the Revolution. Does anyone connect with this family? Charla Marchione PeterPool@aol.com wrote: > Alan wrotes, by way of 1957 Virginia Gazette, about historical and quaint > Claiborne, Kent Island (Queen Anne Co), MD. Yes indeed, this lovely tiny > village continues to exist today. > > For well o
3. [BUTLER-L] Benjamin BUTLER/Esther KEMPTON [1]
Does anyone have BENJAMIN BUTLER, b. 1742, Newbedford, MA and Esther KEMPTON, b. Newbedford? They had Obadiah BUTLER and my ancestor, Mary BUTLER, b. circa. 1760, m to Abraham WOOD. Judi Wood
4. [BUTLER-L] Elizabeth Butler [1]
I have resently discovered my descendancy to the Butler family. My ancestor is Elizabeth Butler, who married Jacob Michaels (d: 1840) of Pennsylvania. My line is as follows: 1. Elizabeth Butler (m: Jacob Michaels) 2. John Michaels (m: Jane Dill Lewis in Clearfield Co., PA) 3. Maria Michaels (b: March 1, 1840; m: Hiram McCracken; d: July 7, 1914) 4. Robert Greenwood McCracken (b: May 22, 1861; m: Sarah Long or Newcomer; d: May 9, 1924 in Ferguson Twp., PA) 5. Olen Quay McCracken (b: Ju
5. [BUTLER-L] ATTN: Merry, TN Butler's [1]
Merry, Tried to reach you thru your email, letter kept returing back. If you're looking for a good place to start looking for Tennessee Butlers. I would start with Macon, Jackson and Smith Co., TN and fan out from there. If you have any Brown, Sircy, are Burtons mixed in your family tree than these 3 counties would be a must. Below is my list of surnames, which are in the 3 counties mentioned. Researching: AUSTIN, BROWN, BUTLER, BURTON, CURTIS, DALTON, FLOYD, GOAD, HACKETT, HALLIBURTON, PATTERSON, PAR
6. [BUTLER-L] Amos BUTLER Eliz. STOUT [1]
I am looking for the family and Ancestors of Amos BUTLER my ggg grandfather who published the Mercantile Advertiser & New York Advocate daily in New York city ca 1830. He married Elizabeth STOUT the daughter of Benjamin STOUT and Jacomyntie Jemima BREVOORT who were married in New York 24 Aug 1766. I only know of 3 children of Amos and Elizabeth: Helen BUTLER, John T BUTLER, and Elizabeth Serena BUTLER. Elizabeth was born in New York City in 1812. She married my gg grandfather Solyman BROWN in New York Ci
7. Re: [BUTLER-L] Butler's [1]
Alan- Do you have information on the immediate descendents of Thomas Butler? I am wondering if James Butler who appeared in Lancaster, MA c.1652 could be a son or grandson. Thanks. Jack Butler ISKI1@aol.com wrote: > Carol > I don't have an Edward in my line nor can I tie your Butlers to mine. I am > pretty sure my William is tied to the Virginia /Maryland/Essex England > Butlers. Thomas Butler (Boteler)b.1603 came to America ca. 1638 and died at > Kent Island Maryland 1646. > I did a search on LDS site
8. [BUTLER-L] Questions re: Court House addresses [1]
Almost daily I see someone asking for address to some court house on almost every list I belong to, thus I am sending this to many of the various lists to help my fellow researchers, especially those very recent to this compulsive hobby. I have been doing research for over 40 years and I found long ago that the best book to have is The Handy Book for Genealogists published by The Everton Publishers, PO Box 368, Logan, Utah 84321 This book is in 8th edition and I have upgraded each time they put one o
9. [BUTLER-L] Butler Genealogy-related websites [1]
Hello all you fellow Butler researchers. I am new to this group and just wanted to invite everyone to visit my new website that focuses on Butlers in Alabama in the 19th century. I also want to invite you to visit my personal genealogy website to see if we might be related. It features over 180 family group sheets (not all are Butlers but many are). Naturally, I would like to exchange information with anyone who may be descended from a common ancestor. The URLs are: http://www.cyberramp.net/~texian/family
10. [BUTLER-L] [Fwd: [Fwd: [BOYNTON-L] [WADOUGLA-L] Yahoo/Geocities Takeover of Your sites]] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------344AF6058C20EB406C4365BA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Just got this from the Putnam list....Yahoo! is out of control! Let's hope this idea doesn't spread.....If you have genealogy web sites on Geo Cities, please read.... --------------344AF6058C20EB406C4365BA Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Receiv
11. [BUTLER-L] GA Butlers [1]
I found these people on the 1860 GA census in Gordon Co.. Can anyone identify them? p. 304 Sonora Post Office, Gordon Co., GA 1860 Ellizabeth Butler, Born SC abt. 1810 Children: Henry 20, born GA abt. 1840 John 14 born GA abt. 1846 p. 261 Calhoun Post Office, Gordon Co., GA 1860 John Butler, 63, b. abt. 1797 SC Wife S ?(can't read) 54 b. abt. 1805 SC George B. 15 b. abt. 1845 SC? (can't read but probably SC)
12. [BUTLER-L] Amite Co. MS [1]
Can anyone fill me in on this line of Butlers---I don't have much. James Butler b 1730 Ireland (where?) died 1783 VA USA m 1755 Mary Beckwith b 1735 d 1758 William Aaron Butler b 1759 Cumberland Co. VA d ? GA m 1778 Fanny Poindexter b 1762 VA? d 1830 where? Interested in finding out where this line started in Ireland (or did our ancestor come through Ireland from England or somewhere else?). Mary Day McArthur Lander
13. RE: [BUTLER-L] Origin of Butler name [1]
You might want to look into the Butler Society if you haven't.. they trace several non-related chains of Butlers wayy wayy back.... The URL is www.butler-soc.org Mark Butler Always looking for Oregon BUTLER, THOMPSON, Washington JOHNSON, ROBINSON > -----Original Message----- > From: CCLMD@aol.com [SMTP:CCLMD@aol.com] > Sent: Friday, June 18, 1999 5:05 AM > To: BUTLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BUTLER-L] Origin of Butler name > > I am seeking information regarding the origin of the Butler name. > > I ha
14. [BUTLER-L] Fwd: Butler Family [1]
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15. [BUTLER-L] Lorenzo and Anne Butler [1]
Finally found my ggrandmother's parents, does anyone have anything on them: Lorenzo Butler, b. Jan 1832 in Virginia (may be what is W. VA. now) married to Cosba Anne Young, b. Feb. 1834 in Virginia (or W.VA.), went by the name of Anne in the 1900 census for Jackson county, Ohio Children: Mary Frances Butler, b. Feb. 28, 1867 in Wellston, Ohio (Jackson county), married Lemison Mates in 1884, d. Dec. 31, 1943 in Springfield, Ohio (Clark), had 13 children John L. Butler, b. March 1879 Another son may be: A
16. [BUTLER-L] Richard Valentine Butler [1]
Am gaining in the research on Richard V. Butler!! He was born 12/5/1866 in Hartford, Connecticut to Henry Butler and Pheve Ferdon. He married Evelyn Blauvelt 2/26/1896 in Paterson, NJ.. Richard's middle name came from Valentine Bliss, who perhaps was a godfather. Does anyone have any info on parents Henry Butler and Pheve Ferndon?? Dick Coleman
17. Re: [BUTLER-L] More early Butler history (Part 2) [1]
I'm glad the question of the origin of the Butler name has generated so much interest as most of the postings here concern American Butlers and mine were not American; at last some common ground. The notion of the original Butlers arriving in England with William in October 1066 is a fairly common one and so naturally, I pursued that. Somewhat to my surprise, I found it difficult to find a definitive listing of those who came with him to Hastings aside from the obvious (FitzOsbern, Odo etc.). Scholarly tr
18. [BUTLER-L] No Subject [1]
I have recently been researching writing a magazine article about the surname Butler. I am not a Butler myself, nor related to one. Now the work has finished and I have sent my article off, I should be glad if you could see to it that my e-mail address (blewis5165@aol.com) is removed from your mailing lists since messages are swamping my screen and I have to pick around among them to find other e-mails which I now wish to receive. I'm glad the Butler surname seems to have generated so much interest, b
19. Re: [BUTLER-L] ATTN: Merry, TN Butler's [1]
There are also a lot of Butlers around Sevier Co. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 03, 1999 7:54 PM Subject: [BUTLER-L] ATTN: Merry, TN Butler's > Merry, > Tried to reach you thru your email, letter kept returing back. > If you're looking for a good place to start looking for Tennessee Butlers. I > would start with Macon, Jackson and Smith Co., TN and fan out from there. If > you have any Brown, Sircy, are Burtons mixed in your family
20. [BUTLER-L] A MUST HAVE HELP BOOK [1]
Almost daily I see someone asking for address to some court house on almost every list I belong to, thus I am sending this to many of the various lists to help my fellow researchers, especially those very recent to this compulsive hobby. I have been doing research for over 40 years and I found long ago that the best book to have is The Handy Book for Genealogists published by The Everton Publishers, PO Box 368, Logan, Utah 84321 This book is in 8th edition and I have upgraded each time they put one out as
21. [BUTLER-L] Butler Coat of Arms [1]
--part1_15e8aa48.249c28b1_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I found this at the Ky History Center and thought the Butler Clan would find it interesting. If anyone can find the book it came from I would be interested. Alan iski1@aol.com THE BUTLER FAMILY IN AMERICA 17 Butlers of Carlisle, prior to the Revolutionary War bore it and we think some of the pieces are still in existence. The prefix of Seignior in the family record of Thomas Butler bears st
22. [BUTLER-L] Fleet Cooper [1]
Would appreciate any info regarding the heritage of the above person. He was an original justice of Sampson County. He is connected to Sir John Cooper and Ann Ashley. Their son Anthony Ashley Cooper was one of the Lord's Proprietors of the Carolina Charter. Fleet Cooper, Jr. married a daughter of Charles Butler of Duplin County. His ancestors are supposedly listed in Wurts, Magna Charta Barons. Thanks Charles Lucas
23. [BUTLER-L] More Elizabeths [1]
Here are my Elizabeth Butlers. Any information on these ladies would be appreciated. Thank you, Jane Combs Elizabeth BUTLER b: 1774 in Frederick Co., VA .+? HARTON m: 1794 _______________________________________________________ Elizabeth BUTLER b: 1803 in Oglethorpe Co., GA +Bailey H. MEADOWS m: 17 August 1837 in Oglethorpe Co., GA _________________________________________________________ Elizabeth (?) BUTLER .+unknown m: 1763 in Queen Anne Co.,MD *2nd Husband of Elizabeth (?) BUTLER
24. Re: [BUTLER-L] More early Butler history (Part 2) [1]
In a message dated 6/20/1999 12:55:04 AM Central Daylight Time, buchner@io.uwinnipeg.ca writes: > buchner@io.uwinnipeg.ca (Tony Buchner) > To: Judge58@AOL.com > CC: BUTLER-L@rootsweb.com You Requested some proof of my descent from Thomas Pincerna, b. @1180 in London and his relationship to Sir Hugue le Bouteillier, who accompanied Wm The Conqueror. May I refer you to the 1569 Visitation of Worcester (Harleian Soc., Vol. 27, p. 30); the 1566 Visitation of Bedforshire (Id at Vol. 19, p. 9); the 1541
25. [BUTLER-L] BUTLER-L] Origin of Butler name [1]
According to my documentation, Theobald Fitz-Walter was granted the commission of Boteillier (literally, bottler - the rulers of England spoke French in those days, of course) by Henry II, in 1177, at least partially in return for his help in subjecting parts of Ireland. The commission can probably be likened to a franchise to supply wine to England. Theobald's son, Theobald II, first took the name of Le Botteiler or Butler in 1221. The Butler family had possession of baronies in upper and lower Ormond and
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