William died of Typhoid Fever: Illinois Register of Deaths 1883: William Butler 69 Years, 9 months, Farmer, died on October 16, 1883 at 3 a.m. born in Kentucky, died in Greenpond, Ill. duration of illness was 3 weeks, buried in Greenpond Cemetery. Undertaker Wm Crary (?) in Milton, Physician was G.B.Garrison of Bedford.
William's parents were William Andrew Butler (b. 1785/87 in VA or TN, d. 12/16/1848 Pike Co, IL) and Jane Richardson (b. ?/?/1787 KY, d. ?/?/1860 Martinsburg, Pike Co, IL). They had 14 children.
Sons and daughters: at least 13 known
1. Stratton Butler b. Abt 1833 IL, d. IL
2. David Butler b. 10/10/1835 Pike Co, IL, d. 1/8/1836 Pike Co, IL
3. William Erastus Butler b. 3/1/1838 Martinsburg Twp, Pike Co, IL, d. 1/1/1917 Bismarck, St. Francois Co, MO
4. Silas Eli Butler b. 12/?/1838 Pike Co, IL, d. 3/9/1861.
4. Joshua Stratton Butler b. 2/3/1841 in Pike Co, IL, d. 9/5/1877 Pike Co, IL
5. Stephan D. Butler b. 3/18/1842 Pike Co, IL, d. 3/2/1879 Pearl, Pike Co, IL. He married in 1863 to Barbara Ellen Sullivan (b. 1846, d. 1921).
6. George Washington Butler b. 5/4/1845 Martinsburg Twp, Pike Co, IL
7. Zachariah Taylor Butler b. 5/3/1847 in Martinsburg Twp, Pike Co, IL
8. Henry H. Butler b. 5/20/1848 Pike Co, IL, d. 1850.
9. Edna J. Butler b. 4/18/1851 Pike Co, IL, d. 1915. She married William Z. Garrison (b. 1847). They had two children: Ora Butler b. 1876 IL, and Laura Butler b. 1876 IL, d. 1968, buried at Greenpond Cem, Pearl, Pike Co, IL, 47, lot 89.
10. Harriet A. Butler b. 3/10/1853 Pike Co, IL, d. 1856.
11. Laura Butler b. 2/13/1854 Pike Co, IL, d. 1884. She married on 8/26/1877 in Pike Co, IL to Enoch W. Garrison, Jr. She died in Buckhorn, Illinois on 3/26/1884, of spinal meningitis and typhoid, and is buried at Green Pond. Enoch's second marriage was with Fannie L. Long, August 7, 1884. She was a daughter of Thomas S. Long of Pearl Prairie, who was a native of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where Squire and Sarah (Morgan) Boone resided prior to their removal to North Carolina in 1750. Fannie M. Long's mother was Mary Peacock, daughter of Henry Peacock, an early settler in Calhoun.
12. Mariah Butler b. 8/10/1856 in Pike Co, IL, d. 1856.
William died of Typhoid Fever: Illinois Register of Deaths 1883: William Butler 69 Years, 9 months, Farmer, died on October 16, 1883 at 3 a.m. born in Kentucky, died in Greenpond, Ill. duration of illness was 3 weeks, buried in Greenpond Cemetery. Undertaker Wm Crary (?) in Milton, Physician was G.B.Garrison of Bedford.
William's parents were William Andrew Butler (b. 1785/87 in VA or TN, d. 12/16/1848 Pike Co, IL) and Jane Richardson (b. ?/?/1787 KY, d. ?/?/1860 Martinsburg, Pike Co, IL). They had 14 children.
Sons and daughters: at least 13 known
1. Stratton Butler b. Abt 1833 IL, d. IL
2. David Butler b. 10/10/1835 Pike Co, IL, d. 1/8/1836 Pike Co, IL
3. William Erastus Butler b. 3/1/1838 Martinsburg Twp, Pike Co, IL, d. 1/1/1917 Bismarck, St. Francois Co, MO
4. Silas Eli Butler b. 12/?/1838 Pike Co, IL, d. 3/9/1861.
4. Joshua Stratton Butler b. 2/3/1841 in Pike Co, IL, d. 9/5/1877 Pike Co, IL
5. Stephan D. Butler b. 3/18/1842 Pike Co, IL, d. 3/2/1879 Pearl, Pike Co, IL. He married in 1863 to Barbara Ellen Sullivan (b. 1846, d. 1921).
6. George Washington Butler b. 5/4/1845 Martinsburg Twp, Pike Co, IL
7. Zachariah Taylor Butler b. 5/3/1847 in Martinsburg Twp, Pike Co, IL
8. Henry H. Butler b. 5/20/1848 Pike Co, IL, d. 1850.
9. Edna J. Butler b. 4/18/1851 Pike Co, IL, d. 1915. She married William Z. Garrison (b. 1847). They had two children: Ora Butler b. 1876 IL, and Laura Butler b. 1876 IL, d. 1968, buried at Greenpond Cem, Pearl, Pike Co, IL, 47, lot 89.
10. Harriet A. Butler b. 3/10/1853 Pike Co, IL, d. 1856.
11. Laura Butler b. 2/13/1854 Pike Co, IL, d. 1884. She married on 8/26/1877 in Pike Co, IL to Enoch W. Garrison, Jr. She died in Buckhorn, Illinois on 3/26/1884, of spinal meningitis and typhoid, and is buried at Green Pond. Enoch's second marriage was with Fannie L. Long, August 7, 1884. She was a daughter of Thomas S. Long of Pearl Prairie, who was a native of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where Squire and Sarah (Morgan) Boone resided prior to their removal to North Carolina in 1750. Fannie M. Long's mother was Mary Peacock, daughter of Henry Peacock, an early settler in Calhoun.
12. Mariah Butler b. 8/10/1856 in Pike Co, IL, d. 1856.
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