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Ens. A. Arnold Butterworth Jr. of Suffern, NY 1943

drbrownlee — 2012-05-15 05:39:48Z

Arnold is pictured in the 1943 Flat-Hatter, yearbook of the March 1943 class of cadets at the Washburn Naval Aviation Unit in Topeka, KS. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching family.

Benjamin Butterworth, 1837- 1898

sandrabordelon — 2012-04-22 05:00:48Z

THOMASVILLE, Ga., Jan. 16.—Hon. Benj. Butterworth, United States commissioner of patents, who has been ill at Piney Woods Hotel here for several weeks, died at 3:15 this afternoon. The end was peaceful, and when it came his wife and children were at his bedside. He came here to recuperate from an attack of pneumonia, and recovered rapidly until two weeks ago, when he suffered from uremic convulsions. From that relapse he never recovered. His
body will be sent to Washington tomorrow.

In Washington, no less than in his native state, Major Butterworth enjoyed a wide acquaintance, and the news of his death, while by no means unexpected, will cause general sorrow here. No public man probably had a larger circle of personal friends at the capital. He contracted his fatal illness while on the stump in the late Ohio campaign. No information has been received as to the time or place of the funeral. HIS LIFE'S STORY CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 16—Benjamin Butterworth was what is known as a "birthright Quaker." Those who knew him best during his busy career are unanimous in saying of him, "His daily life was as exemplary of the tenets of the good old faith as that of any public official could be."

He was born in Warren county, Ohio, October 22, 1837; was a member of the state senate from Warren and Butler counties in 1873-74; was elected a representative in congress of the First Ohio district, including the city of Cincinnati, to the 46th 47th, 49th, 50th and 51st congresses. From then until appointed to the position he occupied at his death he devoted most of his time to the practice of law, especially patent law, in this city. "Ben" Butterworth, as he has always been best known, spent his earlier years round about MaineviHe and Foster's Corner—the latter a little station on the Little Miami railroad. His father was William Butterworth, his mother a Linton, a family noted throughout the entire line for their keenness of intellect, powers of perception and strength in speech and debate. Both parents were of Quaker ancestry. Major Butterworth's keen intellect and remarkable powers of perception were inherited from his mother. Butterworth's first acquaintance with law was made in the office of Durbin Ward, then a successful practitioner in Cincinnati. During the war he attained the rank of major in an Ohio regiment. He was a commisisoner of patents first during the administration of Garfield and Arthur, and his record made thertifind subsequently had great weight with President McKlnley in selecting him for that position. He was made secretary of the World's fair project early in the inception of that great enterprise at Chicago, during the early 'UO's, and he worked in that capacity, with honor to himself and profit to the company, until its close.

His widow and four children survive him. His widow was .Miss Mary Schuyler of Pennsylvania. The children are Mrs. How of Washington, D. C, a widow; William, who married a Miss Deere of Moline, 111.; young Ben, who was injured in a college game early in life, and Frank, whose reputation for prowess as a football coach and full-back is almost international.

Los Angeles Herald, Volume 25, Number 109, 17 January 1898

family history

butties68 — 2012-04-09 23:53:50Z

The name Butterworth is of Norwegen decent (Butters).After a battle at sea a viking fleeing, sailed round the coast of Scotland and landed in Morcumbe bay, From their he worked his way inland, eventually ending up in now what is Rochdale,Lancashire. Building a hall which has been rebuilt in the past, and is still there today, known as Butterworth Hall.We where also involved in an invasion of England at the Humber estuary in the year 1066, were Harold marched his army to defeat us, then marched south to meet William the conkerer where he was defeated and killed at the battle of Hastings.

Re: sarah butterworth who married william hayward--ma 1772

jbw1978 — 2012-03-17 20:49:01Z

Hi Woody,

I am also searching for information on Sarah Butterworth and William Hayward. My Woodard lineage is a different line than yours though. I'm wondering what your research has uncovered over the past 11 years since you posted. Thanks.

Julia MH Butterworth-Troy, NY

kmart826 — 2012-01-23 15:34:48Z

I have a letter dated June 1903, from Troy NY, to my GG Grandfather, Henry Hydorn. I am trying to figure the relationship of her to Anthony Hydorn. In the letter it talks about a mistake with the 2 estates with regard to monies being put in the wrong accounts.

Thanks,
Keith

ADA MAY BARNS (BUTTERWORTH)

jaldvis — 2012-01-14 22:29:28Z

CAN ANYONE HELP ME I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON ADA MAY BUTTERWORTH WHO MARRIED GEORGE C BARNS SON OF THOMAS C BARNES THEY LIVED IN LEARMONTH VIC ADA LEFT GEORGE AND HER CHILDREN AND I BELIVED REMARRIED AND HAD ANOTHER FAMILY BUT DONT KNOW THE NAME OF NEW FAMILY. ADA IS MY HUSBANDS GG GRANDMOTHER AND WOULD APREACATE ANY HELP.

Re: Obit for Katherine Butterworth(wife of William )

prenglund1 — 2011-12-15 19:08:34Z

Mrs. Butterworth's death was probably in 1954 or 1955. She left her home to the City of Moline for use as a civic center.

Samuel Fowler Butterworth/ James Butterworth with connects

ChapterGenie — 2011-09-10 17:15:58Z

... to Pierces, Barnums, Payne, Sill, Benedicts, Stevens and Rockwells.. Willing to share genealogy info of my grandmother ( Mueller-Jones). Have 2 - 10 generation charts for Sam and James...

Please email me directly at biffbiff72@yahoo.com ( Nancy Auten) Put in subject line (" interested in "name of ")

Mary Turner Butterworth died 1908

wsearfoss1 — 2011-09-04 17:07:56Z

Looking for information on Mary Turner who died in 1908. She was married to Jackson Butterworth born 1868 in England. They had one child Albert born 1892 in Wardle Wauerdale Rochdale Eng.

After Mary died Jackson and Albert came to the USA. Jackson died in Mass in 1947.

Jackson Butterworth 1868

wsearfoss1 — 2011-09-04 17:06:44Z

Looking for information on Jackson Butterworth born 1868 in England. Was married to Mary Turner who died in 1908. Had one child Albert born 1892 in Wardle Wauerdale Rochdale Eng.

After Mary died Jackson and Albert came to the USA. Jackson died in Mass in 1947.

Butterworths of Randolph and Jay Counties, Indiana

mkcoop2525 — 2011-08-08 20:18:07Z

I am researching the Butterworth family of Jay County, Indiana. Joseph Butterworth, moved to the US in 1820 with his parents and originally settled in Baltimore, Maryland. He eventually settled in Indiana. He married Mary Sumption in 1840. I am interested in sharing info with anyone who is tied to this line.

Thank you.
MK

Lillian Butterworth / Muniz

digitizeddreams — 2011-07-15 19:24:02Z

I am looking for information regarding my great grandmother, maiden name Lillian Butterworth. She was born in England around 1891 and came to the US (New York) around 1913. She married my great grandfather, Alejandro (Alexander) Muniz and mothered two sons to him, Alexander in 1915 and George in 1918. I lose track of her at age 29 on the 1920 census when she was still living with my great grandfather and the boys in Manhattan. Sometime after this she left her husband and children behind for unknown reasons. I'm told she tried to come home later but was told she was no longer welcome since she'd left once. George, my grandfather, knew very little about her.

Re: Butterworths in Rochdale, Lanc.

Vouvray — 2011-05-31 09:57:28Z

Hello Judith

This is the same Robert and Betsy in my tree! Christopher was my mother's great uncle and I have letters from him sent to her parents during the first world war. Christopher was a swimming instructor at some point was'nt he? I would love to hear more from you. My email address is valseddon@blueyonder.co.uk

Regards
Val Seddon

Re: Butterworths in Rochdale, Lanc.

judith1srpf16dunqk5v8u6bc5mnvcnpgs3 — 2011-05-31 05:05:36Z

If the Robert and Betsy Butterworth you are referring to were dentists then I may have a bit of information. My great great grandparents were Robert and Betsy Butterworth from Rochdale. My great grandfather, who lived and was married in London, Ontario, was Christopher Butterworth who had one son, Henry Benjamin Butterworth, who also had one son, my father, Benjamin Russel Butterworth.

If you like, I will try to find out more.

Judith

Re: BUTTERWORTH FH

annesquires148 — 2011-03-20 03:24:55Z

It is Anne

I am a great granddaughter of John Butterworth. If you google "Edward Elwood Butterworth" which was my father, you get a fair bit of information. I am just starting to get into this and I am overwhelmed by the information available.

How are you related? Why don't you respond directly to my email until we have something important to post. That is anne_squires@hotmail.com.

Looking forward to hearing from you

Re: BUTTERWORTH FH

Aingealmom — 2011-03-19 23:15:28Z

I'm sorry, you aren't Ian. Is it Anne?

Re: BUTTERWORTH FH

Aingealmom — 2011-03-19 23:14:00Z

I have that book Ian, thank you. You must be a first cousin of my mother's,Sharon (Graham) Brooks. She is a grand-daughter of Charles.

Re: BUTTERWORTH FH

annesquires148 — 2011-03-19 20:14:15Z

I have attached a copy of a page out of a local booked called "Eldon Connections" by Rae Fleming. John Butterworth would have been my great grandfather. His son Charles Butterworth was my grandfather. I actually drove to Duck Lake, Victoria Road today to see if I could see the old homestead. Apparently there was an old iron gate that had "Butterworth" on it. Unfortunately, what we found today, is that the old homestead is gone and is being made into retirement homes. Duck Lake is now being called "Victoria Road Lake"

I visited a cemetry near Woodville and we found one tombstone.

Let me know if you need more information and I will see what I can find.

Re: butterworth tree

michaelbutterworth1 — 2011-02-15 11:04:23Z

hi wendy,
my father was born 8.jan.1914 in oldham uk, died aug 1994 in darlington county durham uk. his father john henry butterworth died one day after the end of ww1 in england uk, he served in the fourth wales borderers and lived at 24 east parade rhyl in wales uk. john butterworth was also a member of the church army in march 1903 york number 2 van. am sorry but thats as far as i can get.
yours michael

Re: butterworth tree

wendyh651 — 2011-02-14 21:06:52Z

Hi Michael,

Where did these people live/die? What country? What city or town?

This is an international forum, so a little more direction from you will help us to help you. :-)

Kind Regards,
Wendy

butterworth tree

michaelbutterworth1 — 2011-02-14 19:42:05Z

my fater was henry william butterworth born 8.jan.1914. died aug 1994 his fater was john henry butterworth. having diffuclty getting info can you help,
yours michael butterworth

BUTTERWORTH Donald H - Vietnam Wall section 21W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-29 13:27:22Z

BUTTERWORTH Donald H - Vietnam Wall section 21W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: BUTTERWORTH Descendants of Belfield & Butterworth Hall

IanButterworth2010 — 2010-12-04 23:57:41Z

Hi Hayden,

Thanks very much for your email.

I believe that the Hannah BUTTERWORTH (my 1st cousin 7 x removed) who married Thomas OSWIN was the daughter of Henry BUTTERWORTH & Alice COWPER. My source for this is the “Draft Third Codicil for PA/101/8/744 PA/101/8/755 - Will of Henry BUTTERWORTH”. I very much appreciate that it is extremely difficult sorting out who fits in where in this period of time but I do feel I am correct but I am more than happy to be proved wrong as this only makes my Tree more accurate.

If you would like to email me ianFH at westnet.com.au (please change the word “at” to @ and remove the spaces) I would be happy to supply more information on this Line.

Look forward to talking to you later.

Best regards,

Ian B.

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Author: HaydenOswin
Surnames: Oswin Butterworth
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Message Board Post:

Hi. My Great Great Great Great Grandmother was Hannah Butterworth and she married Thomas Oswin in 1788. They had nine children between 1789 and 1802.
Hannah Butterworth's parents were John Butterworth and Anne Butterworth.
Do you have any information on these Butterworth's and Oswin's?
Regards, Hayden Oswin

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Re: BUTTERWORTH Descendants of Belfield & Butterworth Hall

wendyh651 — 2010-12-04 23:20:56Z

Hi Hayden,

I couldn't help noticing your name, and wonder if we used to know each other? I don't want to put too much here in a public forum, but if my name isn't familiar to you do the names Oswin Griffiths and Equal Data Systems mean anything to you? I'd love to hear from you directly - please feel free to email me at wendy.howard@gmail.com

Kind Regards,
Wendy Howard
--
Kaiwaka, Northland, New Zealand
http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wendyh65/

Re: BUTTERWORTH Descendants of Belfield & Butterworth Hall

HaydenOswin — 2010-12-04 22:44:18Z

Hi. My Great Great Great Great Grandmother was Hannah Butterworth and she married Thomas Oswin in 1788. They had nine children between 1789 and 1802.
Hannah Butterworth's parents were John Butterworth and Anne Butterworth.
Do you have any information on these Butterworth's and Oswin's?
Regards, Hayden Oswin

Re: Butterworth.

IanButterworth2010 — 2010-11-20 23:45:13Z

Hi Michelle,

I cannot ID an Asenath (any surname) on the 1921-1985 Death Index of Victoria.

On the UK Census Index I found: -
The 1901 census shows: -
Name: John Butterworth
Age: 42
Estimated birth year: abt 1859
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Susan Butterworth
Gender: Male
Where born: Maxey, Northamptonshire, England
Civil Parish: Helpston
Ecclesiastical parish: Helpston St Botolph
County/Island: Northamptonshire
Country: England
Registration district: Peterborough
Sub-registration district: Crowland
ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 145
Household Members: Name Age
John Butterworth 42
Susan Butterworth 34
William E Butterworth 20
John H Butterworth 12
Asenath Butterworth 9
Maud M Butterworth 7
Elsie Butterworth 6
Ethel Butterworth 3
H Susan Butterworth 2
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The 1891 census shows: -
Name: John Butterworth
Age: 32
Estimated birth year: abt 1859
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Mary A Butterworth
Gender: Male
Where born: Maxey, Northamptonshire, England
Civil Parish: Etton
Ecclesiastical parish: St Luke
Town: Etton
County/Island: Northamptonshire
Country: England
Registration district: Peterborough
Sub-registration district: Crowland
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
John Butterworth 32
Mary A Butterworth 39
William E Butterworth 10
Emma J Butterworth 7
Rose M Butterworth 5
John H Butterworth 2

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The 1881 census shows: -
Name: John Butterworth
Age: 22
Estimated birth year: abt 1859
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Mary A. Butterworth
Gender: Male
Where born: Maxey, Northamptonshire, England
Civil Parish: Etton
County/Island: Northamptonshire
Country: England
Street address: Town Street
Condition as to marriage: Married
Occupation: Railway Lab
Registration district: Peterborough
Sub-registration district: Crowland
ED, institution, or vessel: 11
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
John Butterworth 22
Mary A. Butterworth 29
William C. Butterworth

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The 1871 census shows: -
Name: John Butterworth
Age: 12
Estimated birth year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's name: John Butterworth
Mother's name: Hannah Butterworth
Gender: Male
Where born: Maxey, Northamptonshire, England
Civil Parish: Etton
Town: Etton
County/Island: Northamptonshire
Country: England
Registration district: Peterborough
Sub-registration district: Crowland
ED, institution, or vessel: 11
Household schedule number: 34
Household Members: Name Age
John Butterworth 48
Hannah Butterworth 37
William Butterworth 14
John Butterworth 12
Jane Butterworth 10
Lousia Butterworth 7
Ellen Butterworth 6
Samuel Butterworth 4
Hannah Butterworth 1
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The 1861 census shows: -
Name: John Butterworth
Age: 3
Estimated birth year: abt 1858
Relation: Son
Father's name: John Butterworth
Mother's name: Kac?? Butterworth (I believe this reads Hannah)
Gender: Male
Where born: Maxey, Northamptonshire, England
Civil Parish: Maxey
County/Island: Northamptonshire
Country: England
Registration district: Peterborough
Sub-registration district: Crowland
ED, institution, or vessel: 13
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 9
Household Members: Name Age
John Butterworth 37
Kac?? Butterworth 28
Mary Ann Butterworth 6
William Butterworth 4
John Butterworth 3
Jane Butterworth 3 MO
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The 1851 census shows: -
Name: John Butterworth
Age: 27
Estimated birth year: abt 1824
Relation: Son
Father's name: William Butterworth
Mother's name: Elizabeth Butterworth
Gender: Male
Where born: Etton, Northamptonshire, England
Civil Parish: Elton
Ecclesiastical parish: Peterborough
County/Island: Northamptonshire
Country: England
Registration district: Peterborough
Sub-registration district: Stilton
ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 12
Household Members: Name Age
William Butterworth 50
Elizabeth Butterworth 54
John Butterworth 27
Jane Butterworth 18
Samuel Butterworth 14

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I cannot ID him on the 1841 census.

Hoping this maybe of some help to you.

Best regards,

Ian B.

Re: Butterworth.

michellemorse1981 — 2010-11-20 14:07:57Z

Hi

My great grandmother (asenath b1891) was a butterworth and i have been trying to research the family. Most of her line going back came from Nortants and manchester, until my great grandmother moved to swindon wiltshire.
I know that asenath's uncle Samuel (b1867) moved to australia, and lived in victoria as I have recently found a living descendant. however i also know that asenath's brother william (b1857) moved to australia later in life for health reasons. All anyone can tell me is he was told to move to australia or his bad health would kill him. he moved and apparently lived many years. i dont know about any family he may have had out there? Williams parents were john butterworth and hannah clow. does anyone recognise any of these names?

William BUTTERWORTH marr Harriet FARRIMOND 1840 Liverpool Lancashire

ancestralfamilytrees — 2010-11-17 21:21:37Z

Wm BUTTERWORTH married Harriet FARRIMOND on May 12, 1840 at St George, Derby Square, Liverpool.

Harriet was bpt Nov 23 1815 at St Paul Independent Church, Wigan, d/o Wm FARRIMOND & Susannah McGUFFOG who married Aug 13 1812 at All Saints, Wigan.

Susannah was bpt Jul 18 1791 at St Paul, d/o James NcGUFFOG / McGUFFIE and 2nd wife Jennet MARTIN.

William and Harriet BUTTERWORTH had at least 1 child -

Susannah Harriet BUTTERWORTH bpt Sep 2 1841 at St. George, Castle Street, Liverpool.

I can't locate the family after that so would appreciate any help!

Re: BUTTERWORTH Descendants of Belfield & Butterworth Hall

Jazzper24k — 2010-10-22 23:59:04Z

http://wehmeyergenealogyplus.com/butterworthtree.htm

Hi, I hope the above link works for you, my Grand-Mother is a Butterworth, married a James White. her father was Henery Butterworth...Also you can Google The name Butterworth type Henrietta "Hank" that would be our page. White/butterworth and another I think, hope this helps you,

Tammy

Re: Edward BUTTERWORTH bp 1756, Padiham, Lancashire, England

nowtelse2do — 2010-10-14 20:20:21Z

Hi Ian
Can't find Edward, only a Edmund bp 1 Feb 1756. His father is Henry Butterworth. The other children look to be as follows :-
Alice Butterworth bp 25 Aug 1745
Mary " " 24 July 1749
John " " 29 Jan 1751
Henry " " 29 April 1753
Edmund " " 01 Feb 1756 as above
Robert " " 24 June 1759

Not sure if this helps, but hope so.

Regards Dave.

Re: Butterworths in Spotland, Lancashire

Ann_Palace — 2010-08-25 16:43:53Z

Barbara - thank you so much for the link. It's going to be really useful! There are so many Butterworths in that area, as I'm sure you've already discovered.....it's quite a challenge! Good luck with your research.
Ann

Re: John Walter & Amy Boulton Butterworth & Family- Rochdale,Lancs?

heirsnbears4664 — 2010-08-04 01:36:03Z

Hi Emma,
I've received all of your reply's. How wonderful to hear from you!! As you can see,I've been researching our family for 10 + years and was beginning to think I was the only one interested!

My great grandfather,Arthur Cornelius Boulton (1870-1905),son of Joseph Charles and Mary Ann Nield Boulton, was an older brother to your Edward Cornelius.
Arthur married Emily B. Harling in 1893 Rochdale.They had 6 known children - Arthur Jr.(1893-1978), Mary (1895-1963),Joseph Charles (1897-1898),Agnes (1899-1987)-my grandmother,Joseph (1901-1987) and Jeanette (1904-1964).
After Arthur Cornelius died in 1905 Blackburn,my great grandmother,Emily Harling Boulton took up with John William Greenwood (1885-1940) and came to New Jersey. They had 4 children.

This is what little I've found about Edward Cornelius and family. I'd be interested to know more.
Edward Cornelius Boulton,born 1883 Chester,Ches. married 1909 Rochdale to Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Uttley,born about 1887. Do you know when they died or where buried? According to the 1911 Rochdale census,Edward,Bessie and son,Irvin (b.1909 ?), were living in a tenement at Hudson Farm. Edward was listed as a hairdresser.
Did Edward and Bessie have other children? Any further help would be most appreciated.

I have further information about the earlier branches of the Boulton's,Nield's and related families. If I can be of help to you,please let me know,as I'll share what I have.
This is so exciting to finally be in contact with a Boulton relative!! Hope to hear from you soon.
Best wishes,
Nancy

Re: John Walter & Amy Boulton Butterworth & Family- Rochdale,Lancs?

emmal34 — 2010-08-03 23:42:51Z

Hi

My greatgrandfather was Amy's younger brother, edward cornelius.

My grandfather (eds son) believes that Amy married john and they then moved to blackpool after opening a shop in rochdale, which was quite successful.
He's not certain, but these are his memories of his auntie as a child.

regards
emma. x

Re: Butterworth Inquiry

ianbut1 — 2010-08-01 03:39:31Z

Just to clear up the mention of Butterworth Hall back in the time of Reginald de BOTERWORTH (or whatever spelling you may find him under).

History of Rochdale - Fishwick
By Henry FISHWICK shows: -
The old halls and houses in Rochdale are mostly of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. In the former period the use of timber for the external walls was fast falling into disuse, and the half-timbered houses arose, which again gave place to buildings of brick or stone. Internally the greater houses consisted of a large hall for common use (or in later instances a small hall and a parlour for the family and a kitchen for the domestics), with a wide staircase with carved oak balustrades entering therefrom. The old brazier and reredos had been succeeded by the wide open fireplace and the ingle nook, whilst the walls in many instances were wainscotted and the roofs ornamented with massive oak beams.

You can read this book at http://www.link4life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=c.showPage&...

At this stage of my research in to the BUTTERWORTH Line I would also question the information in Burke's Landed Gentry, 1939 and 1952. As we all know it is extremely difficult researching back this far in time but if one looks at the period of time between different people I believe it also brings into question the accuracy of the Burke's Landed Gentry, 1939 and 1952.

I hope this may be of assistance and say some confusion on the early BUTTERWORTH Line.

If anyone is currently researching the early BUTTERWORTH Line and would like to compare notes on this I would love to hear from you.

Best regards,

Ian Butterworth.

Re: Butterworths in Spotland, Lancashire

brelwal — 2010-07-22 22:21:42Z

Hi Ann

I know it's a long time since you posted your query but I am new to this game and looking for my grandmother's family which is all Butterworths - prolific lot !!

Hope the attached website might help you
http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/

Barbara

Re: Butterworths in Rochdale, Lanc.

brelwal — 2010-07-22 22:19:00Z

Hi Theresa,

I know it's a long time since you posted your request re Rochdale Butterworths but I am a newby to this Ancestry lark. It's keeping me up nights...

Since you posted there has been a new website - http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/ it might help you find some of your Butterworths - I'm searching for my grandmother's family but come to a dead end.

Hope this helps.
Barbara

Re: Butterworth

NancyHurtienne71 — 2010-04-25 20:23:58Z

Hi Ian:
I hope your wife is doing better by now. I too am slow at answering emails. Sometime, I don't open my computer for a few days, so of course don't see my emails.

My home email is: NHurtienne@msn.com

Hope to hear from you when things are easier.
Thanks for your note.
Nancy

Re: Butterworth

ianFH1 — 2010-04-22 01:37:13Z

Hi Nancy,

Sorry to be slow to reply but my wife has not been well and has just had an operation.

I will try to research a bit more on this Line for you over the next week or so. At the moment My Line does not connect to this Line but I will try to take it back in time and see where it takes us.

My email is ianFH (Add an at sign here and delete the spaces) westnet.com.au and send me an email so that I can email you some attachments.

Best regards,

Ian B.

Re: William Butterworth and Sarah A. ?? parents of Mary Anne Oldham England

IanButterworth2010b — 2010-04-19 07:44:18Z

Hi Shelley,

I hope the following may give you a bit of help.

The 1861 Census shows: -
Name: William BUTTERWORTH
Age: 37
Estimated birth year: abt 1824
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Ann
Gender: Male
Where born: Middleton, Lancashire, England
Civil parish: Chadderton
Ecclesiastical parish: St Matthew
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Street Address: 1 Springbank
Occupation: Machine Labourer
Condition as to marriage: Married
Registration district: Oldham
Sub-registration district: Chadderton
ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Household schedule number: 123
Household Members: Name Age
William BUTTERWORTH 37
Ann BUTTERWORTH 39
William H BUTTERWORTH 13 Born: Oldham
Mary E BUTTERWORTH 11 Born: Oldham
Mary A BUTTERWORTH 7 Born: Oldham
Sarah J BUTTERWORTH 4 Born: Oldham
Note: Both children are shown as Mary on the Census.

Possible marriages for William & Ann: -
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page

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Marriages Mar 1845 (>99%)
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BRIERLEY Ann Rochdale 21 537
BUTTERWORTH Ann Rochdale 21 537
BUTTERWORTH William Rochdale 21 537

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Marriages Jun 1845 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Manchester 20 499
WILSON Ann Manchester 20 499

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Marriages Jun 1845 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Manchester 20 564
NEWTON Ann Manchester 20 564

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Marriages Sep 1846 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Blackburn 21 11
LIVESEY Ann Blackburn 21 11
LOMAX Ann Blackburn 21 11
WORTHINGTON Ann Blackburn 21 11

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Marriages Mar 1847 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Rochdale 21 475
OPENSHAW Ann Rochdale 21 475

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Marriages Mar 1847 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Manchester 20 579
RICHARDSON Ann Manchester 20 579

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Marriages Jun 1848 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Rochdale 21 492
LEACH Ann Rochdale 21 492

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Marriages Sep 1848 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Rochdale 21 499
PILLING Ann Rochdale 21 499

Possible Births for William H: -
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page

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Births Jun 1847 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Henry Ashton under Lyne 20 177

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Births Sep 1848 (>99%)
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BUTTERWORTH William Henry Oldham 20 1095

Best Regards,

Ian B.

William Butterworth and Sarah A. ?? parents of Mary Anne Oldham England

shelley007 — 2010-04-19 02:13:29Z

I am seeking info about the parentage of Mary Anne Butterworth b 1853 Oldham, Lancashire, UK.
On her marriage cert, to James Wild(e) she states that her father is called William. I have searched for her bc. I think her mother's maiden name may have been Bagley.
Can anyone provide some info for me.
Thanks

Re: Butterworth

NancyHurtienne71 — 2010-04-17 05:34:04Z

Yes, Ian, that is my John & Ann Dania Butterworth married in 1817. The name Daney has been used before. I have a photo of Ann's father's gravestone in MA. The carving lists him as "Samuel Daney", died 30 Aug 1841.

They had at least eight children that I know of: Benjamin who married Anna Maria Hoppin, William who married Mary ?, James, Sarah, Maria, John, Joseph & Samuel Dana Butterworth who married Anne Jane Cassidy.

Samuel is the only one I know more about. He had three children: Samuel D., Alice M., & Blanche E. He & his family were the ones that moved from MA & moved to Racine, WI, my hometown.

I wish I knew where all the children were born. The oldest kids were definitely born in Lancashire. The Lancashire Online Parish Records show some of their baptisms.

Thanks for your reply.
Nancy

Re: Butterworth

ianFH1 — 2010-04-13 00:56:18Z

Hi Nancy,

Could this be the marriage of John BUTTERWORTH & Ann DANIA?

Marriage: 16 Nov 1817 St Chad, Rochdale, Lancashire, England
John Butterworth - (X), of this parish
Ann Deany - (X), of this parish
Witness: D. Nield; Geo. Fletcher
Married by Banns by: Thos.Royds
Register: Marriages 1817 from the Bishop's Transcripts, Page 144, Entry 342
Source: LDS Film 1545792.

I am afraid I am not a paid member of GR so cannot look at your info on GR.

So far the main Line I have traced to the US is John BUTTERWORTH who married Alice WOOD.

To my current knowledge they had 8 children who were in NJ & and PA but later generations spread out to other States.

Re: Butterworth

NancyHurtienne71 — 2010-04-12 20:03:07Z

Hi Ian:
I'm not Maureen, but I do have Massachusetts & Lancashire, England, Butterworth ancestors.

I'm a member of "Genes Reunited", a UK online genealogy site, but I live in the US.

Can you give me some info on your Butterworths? Did they live in Lancashire, MA or WI? My Butterworth ancestors began with Ann Dania (b. 10 Jun 1799) marrying John Butterworth (b. abt. 1796), both in Lancashire.

I have more names & dates available.
Nancy

Re: Butterworth

IanButterworth2010b — 2010-04-10 05:26:35Z

Hi Maureen,

Your post was 11 years ago so I am hoping that you may still be on the List.

I have AUS, UK and USA BUTTERWORTH on my tree and would love to hear back from you.

Best regards,

Ian Butterworth

Re: Butterworth Inquiry

rgbutterworth — 2010-03-05 06:57:55Z

Hello William,

Hopefully you get this message. I am not sure if you are still looking for the passenger list for your mother Winnifred, but it is available on the Canadian Government Archives. My GG Grandfather, Samuel Butterworth, also travelled on the Montrose from Liverpool, so your post caught my attention as I was browsing the threads. I have saved the list for you, and will email it to you if you wish me to. As well, I can send you a copy of the SS Montrose postcard I have from when Samuel sailed to Canada. My email is rgbutterworth@hotmail.com.

Robert Butterworth

Re: John Butterworth

scottrobertm — 2010-02-23 02:16:51Z

i am helen b 1791's g g g g grandson.

i have most of the history of everyone in my family back to 1750 except john butterworth, as no butterworths in angus in scotland it would seem prior to his arrival. the lanarkshire lot definitely seem to have come from rochdale, and possible they are linked to angus but again all conjecture. cannot find the missing link.
i have asked the same questions and put in many hours. clearly the likelihood is the rochdale link, as the names of butterworths there have many of the same christian names.
my gut feel is they are not from yorkshire as names not quite in symmetry.

Re: charles frederick Butterworth

johnmark7777 — 2010-02-22 06:48:55Z

Simon,

CF Buterworth II d. 1946 was my grandfather. If you have any stories to tell me of him, I'd love to have them since my father said little about him. I'll also try this through your email.

Mark Butterworth

Re: charles frederick Butterworth

johnmark7777 — 2010-02-22 06:46:37Z

CF Butterworth II d. 1946 is my grandfather. I've been working on my genealogy of the Butterworth family. Perhaps we might exchange data.

email: johnmark@surewest.net

Re: Madam Clara Butterworth-Phillips, Montague Phillips

Jturner13_1 — 2010-02-15 00:43:45Z

Hi for those who are interested Clara Butterworth was my grandgather's sister. I thought that she was a Dane not an madam. I do have one Question does anyone come across Clara's Obituary.

Lisa

Re: Alfred & Martha Butterworth

IanButterworth2010 — 2010-01-09 04:12:23Z

Hi Sarah,

I hope you do not mind if I give you some advice.

You asked about Alfred & Martha BUTTERWORTH but for people to be able to help you need to give more information.

You make no mention of were or when your grandparents were born, married or died (you do say your grandfather died 1935). Was it in the UK, USA or some other country?

In my opinion would better if you say something like: -
My grandfather Alfred BUTTERWORTH was born in 1900, Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He married Martha SMITH in 1927. Martha was born 1905 in Bury, Lancashire, England. They had an only daughter Betty BUTTERWORTH born 1927 in Rochdale, Lancashire, England and both of my grandparents had died by the time my mum was 7.

As your grandparents have died it would not be a problem to post these details (if they were living then that is a different matter altogether).

Can I suggest that you post again giving as much information as you can?

I hope that this is a help to you.

Good luck with it.

Best Regards,

Ian Butterworth.