Obituary as it appears in the Western Kansas World September 2, 1899
Mrs. Sarah E. Butcher died last Friday night, August 25, after illness of eighteen hours of cholera morbus. She was 53 years, 6 months and 28 days old. The remains were laid to rest last Saturday in WaKeeney cemetery. The family have the sympathy of the entire community.
From The Independent September 1, 1899
Mrs. Charles W. Butcher died at her home near Banner last Friday and was buried in the WaKeeney cemetery the following day. We understand that cholera morbus was the cause of her death, and that she was sick only ten hours.
Sarah Elizabeth Doty married Charles Butcher January 24, 1869 in Jay County, Indiana. She is an 8th generation descendant of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and the great-granddaughter of Peter Doty, a Revolutionary War Patriot.
Note: Birthdate as it appears in this record was calculated using the information in her obituary from the Western Kansas World and the actual date of death from the Trego County health record.
Children:
Clara "Carrie" Louanna 1869 - 1964
Alma 1871 -
Cordelia Bell "Della" 1873 - 1930
James Madison 1875 - 1953
George Lesslie 1878 - 1964
Frances Lenora "Nora" 1880 - 1955
Charles 1883 - 1904
Henry Cleveland 1885 - 1960
Mrs. Sarah E. Butcher died last Friday night, August 25, after illness of eighteen hours of cholera morbus. She was 53 years, 6 months and 28 days old. The remains were laid to rest last Saturday in WaKeeney cemetery. The family have the sympathy of the entire community.
From The Independent September 1, 1899
Mrs. Charles W. Butcher died at her home near Banner last Friday and was buried in the WaKeeney cemetery the following day. We understand that cholera morbus was the cause of her death, and that she was sick only ten hours.
Sarah Elizabeth Doty married Charles Butcher January 24, 1869 in Jay County, Indiana. She is an 8th generation descendant of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and the great-granddaughter of Peter Doty, a Revolutionary War Patriot.
Note: Birthdate as it appears in this record was calculated using the information in her obituary from the Western Kansas World and the actual date of death from the Trego County health record.
Children:
Clara "Carrie" Louanna 1869 - 1964
Alma 1871 -
Cordelia Bell "Della" 1873 - 1930
James Madison 1875 - 1953
George Lesslie 1878 - 1964
Frances Lenora "Nora" 1880 - 1955
Charles 1883 - 1904
Henry Cleveland 1885 - 1960
Obituary as it appears in the Western Kansas World September 2, 1899
Mrs. Sarah E. Butcher died last Friday night, August 25, after illness of eighteen hours of cholera morbus. She was 53 years, 6 months and 28 days old. The remains were laid to rest last Saturday in WaKeeney cemetery. The family have the sympathy of the entire community.
From The Independent September 1, 1899
Mrs. Charles W. Butcher died at her home near Banner last Friday and was buried in the WaKeeney cemetery the following day. We understand that cholera morbus was the cause of her death, and that she was sick only ten hours.
Sarah Elizabeth Doty married Charles Butcher January 24, 1869 in Jay County, Indiana. She is an 8th generation descendant of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and the great-granddaughter of Peter Doty, a Revolutionary War Patriot.
Note: Birthdate as it appears in this record was calculated using the information in her obituary from the Western Kansas World and the actual date of death from the Trego County health record.
Children:
Clara "Carrie" Louanna 1869 - 1964
Alma 1871 -
Cordelia Bell "Della" 1873 - 1930
James Madison 1875 - 1953
George Lesslie 1878 - 1964
Frances Lenora "Nora" 1880 - 1955
Charles 1883 - 1904
Henry Cleveland 1885 - 1960
Mrs. Sarah E. Butcher died last Friday night, August 25, after illness of eighteen hours of cholera morbus. She was 53 years, 6 months and 28 days old. The remains were laid to rest last Saturday in WaKeeney cemetery. The family have the sympathy of the entire community.
From The Independent September 1, 1899
Mrs. Charles W. Butcher died at her home near Banner last Friday and was buried in the WaKeeney cemetery the following day. We understand that cholera morbus was the cause of her death, and that she was sick only ten hours.
Sarah Elizabeth Doty married Charles Butcher January 24, 1869 in Jay County, Indiana. She is an 8th generation descendant of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and the great-granddaughter of Peter Doty, a Revolutionary War Patriot.
Note: Birthdate as it appears in this record was calculated using the information in her obituary from the Western Kansas World and the actual date of death from the Trego County health record.
Children:
Clara "Carrie" Louanna 1869 - 1964
Alma 1871 -
Cordelia Bell "Della" 1873 - 1930
James Madison 1875 - 1953
George Lesslie 1878 - 1964
Frances Lenora "Nora" 1880 - 1955
Charles 1883 - 1904
Henry Cleveland 1885 - 1960
Gravesite Details
Dates on this stone may not be correct. It is my understanding that the original graves for the Butchers were moved to make room for a highway and at that time the original wooden marker(s) were destroyed. Marilyn Rittel (great granddaughter)
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