Family:Horace Butterfield and Ellen Crory (1)
Parents: Ephraim Butterfield and Mehitable Lewis
Horace B. Butterfield
b. 23 Jun 1832 New York,USA
d. 26 Apr 1909 Pierrepont,Jefferson,New York,USA
 
Ellen O. Crory
b. 1837 New York,USA
d. Pierrepont,Jefferson,New York,USA
m. 30 Dec 1857
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Marriage? 30 Dec 1857
Children
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Julia M. Butterfield
 
 
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Newspaper Mentions

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May 24, 1899

St. Lawrence Plaindealer: Canton, N. Y., Wednesday, May 24, 1899
Plaindealer's Parish
Pierpont.

Mrs. Julia Gale, of Jamestown, has joined her daughter, Miss Jessie, at her father Horace Butterfield's.[3]

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June 25, 1907

St. Lawrence Plaindealer: Canton, N. Y., June 25, 1907
County Letters
Pierpont.

Mrs. H. P. Gale and daughter Jessie and Mrs. Will Burford, of Chicago, are guests at Horace Butterfield's. Sunday was the occasion of a very happy family dinner in honor of Mr. Butterfield's seventy-fifth birthday, the first time in many years that all the children have been at the old homestead together.[1]

Mrs. Judson Butterfield gave a six o'clock luncheon last Thursday in honor of her visiting guests, Mrs. Julia Gale, Miss Jessie Gale and Miss Nellie D. Howard. There were present Mrs. Minnie Jamieson, of Worcester, Mass., Mrs. Marion Bentley, Canton, Mrs. Maggie Brown and daughters Clarise and Ruth and Bessie Andrews. A delightful afternoon was spent by the "old girls" in calling up school days and childhood reminiscences.[1]

Mrs. Maggie Brown informally entertained a few friends musically Friday evening, and a most enjoyable evening was passed. After the musicale mr. Frank Couch gave one of his inimitable monologues showing his versatility and artistic ability. There were present Mr. and Mrs. Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. Adson Crary, Miss Jessie Couch, Mr. Frank Couch, Miss Helen Lobdell, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Butterfield, Mrs. Julia Gale, Miss Jessie Gale and Miss Nellie Howard.[1]

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July 23, 1907

St. Lawrence Plaindealer: Canton, N. Y., July 23, 1907
County Letters
Pierpont.

Mrs. Horace Butterfield, who is in very poor health, expects soon to go their(sic) camp at Hollywood hoping the change will prove beneficial.[2]

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March 16, 1909

St. Lawrence Plaindealer, Canton, N. Y. March, 16(?), 1909
Pierrepont Centre

Mrs. Julia Gale, of Chicago, has arrived on a visit to her father, Horace Butterfield, who is in poor health.[5]

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July 13, 1937

St. Lawrence Plaindealer, Canton, N Y, Tuesday, July 13, 1937
Pierrepont p.4 col.3

Mrs. Julia Gale left Friday for Indianapolis where she will spend a month with her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Burford. She has been at the home of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Butterfield, for the past six weeks.[4]

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 County Letters: Pierpont, in St. Lawrence Plaindealer
    p.8 col.1, June 25, 1907.

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  2. ↑ County Letters: Pierpont, in St. Lawrence Plaindealer
    p.8 col. 3, July 23, 1907.

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  3. ↑ Plaindealer's Parish: Pierpont, in St. Lawrence Plaindealer
    p.1 col. 6, Wednesday, May 24, 1899.

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  4. ↑ Pierrepont, in St. Lawrence Plaindealer
    p.4 col.3, Tuesday, July 13, 1937.

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  5. ↑ Pierrepont Centre, in St. Lawrence Plaindealer
    p.3 or 8 col.5, March [16], 1909.

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