Husband of Annie Marie Tracy.
MARRIOTT--George Harvey Butler, 77, one of the earliest resident of Marriott and active worker in the North Weber Stake for more than 50 years. died Tuesday afternoon at the family home after a lingering illness. Born in Kaysville December 23, 1858, a son of William and Emma Harvey Butler. be moved with his parents to Marriott when a year old. He had lived here since, engaging in farming. His Church service included five years of missionary work in the 1880s in England, Michigan, Nevada and in the western states field. He also served as home missionary for seven years. He was on the North Weber Stake High Council for 18 years, was chairman of the Stake Genealogical Board for eight years, and senior president of the Quorum of Seventies of the North Weber Stake for 10 years.
Surviving are his widow and nine sons and daughter by his first wife, Royal H. and Norvin Butler. Mrs. Arenie Anderson, Mrs. Carl Stone, Mrs. Lawrence Dalton, Mrs. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Cleve Powlsen, Mrs. George Gibbs. all of Ogden, and Mrs. Harold Nichols of Salt Lake City: 45 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, and nine brothers and sisters, Brigham H. Butler and Mrs. William Carter of Marriott; Mrs. George Bateman and Mrs. Hazel Mullen of Salt Lake City: Wilford H. Butler and Mrs. Robert Bell of Ogden; Heber C. Butler of Garland Mrs. John Turner of Grace, Idaho, and Orson Butler of California. Funeral announcements will be made from the Linduist & Sons mortuary in Ogden.
Husband of Annie Marie Tracy.
MARRIOTT--George Harvey Butler, 77, one of the earliest resident of Marriott and active worker in the North Weber Stake for more than 50 years. died Tuesday afternoon at the family home after a lingering illness. Born in Kaysville December 23, 1858, a son of William and Emma Harvey Butler. be moved with his parents to Marriott when a year old. He had lived here since, engaging in farming. His Church service included five years of missionary work in the 1880s in England, Michigan, Nevada and in the western states field. He also served as home missionary for seven years. He was on the North Weber Stake High Council for 18 years, was chairman of the Stake Genealogical Board for eight years, and senior president of the Quorum of Seventies of the North Weber Stake for 10 years.
Surviving are his widow and nine sons and daughter by his first wife, Royal H. and Norvin Butler. Mrs. Arenie Anderson, Mrs. Carl Stone, Mrs. Lawrence Dalton, Mrs. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Cleve Powlsen, Mrs. George Gibbs. all of Ogden, and Mrs. Harold Nichols of Salt Lake City: 45 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, and nine brothers and sisters, Brigham H. Butler and Mrs. William Carter of Marriott; Mrs. George Bateman and Mrs. Hazel Mullen of Salt Lake City: Wilford H. Butler and Mrs. Robert Bell of Ogden; Heber C. Butler of Garland Mrs. John Turner of Grace, Idaho, and Orson Butler of California. Funeral announcements will be made from the Linduist & Sons mortuary in Ogden.
Family Members
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Henry Harvey Butler
1861–1925
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Jonathan Harvey Butler
1863–1896
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Emma Jane Butler Smith
1865–1927
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Brigham Harvey Butler
1868–1944
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Susan Harvey Butler
1870–1870
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Joseph Harvey Butler
1871–1879
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Sarah Elizabeth Butler
1874–1877
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Mary Ann Close Butler Turner
1858–1938
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Elizabeth Butler Beaman
1859–1922
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Ellen Close Butler England
1861–1881
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Ruth Eliza Close Butler
1864–1869
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Richard Close Butler
1866–1922
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Annie Elizabeth Butler West
1868–1904
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Heber Close Butler
1870–1952
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Albert Close Butler
1872–1872
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Alice Ivy Butler Bateman
1894–1962
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Parley George Butler
1883–1918
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Ormond Henry Butler
1884–1919
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Royal Harvey Butler
1886–1967
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Alvin Alva Butler
1888–1918
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Elsie Ethel Butler
1888–1920
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Sgt Norvin Ira Butler
1890–1959
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Lottie Beatrice Butler Anderson
1892–1969
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Ettnie Dirella Butler Stone
1893–1958
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Zelda Melda Butler Dalton
1895–1975
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Livina Ora Butler Kennedy Coop
1897–1990
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Millie Rose Butler Poulsen
1899–1979
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Rhea Victoria Butler Nicholls
1902–1958
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Thelma Venetta Butler Gibbs Nicholls
1902–1993
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Baby Girl Butler
1906–1906
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