Person:Walter Butt (2)

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Walter Wellington Butt
b.13 Oct 1915
m. 1909
  1. Arthur Parke Butt1911 - 1989
  2. Francelia Lamoine (Sis) Butt1913 - 1981
  3. Walter Wellington Butt1915 - 1985
  4. Olive Lucille Butt1917 - 1971
  5. Charles Fredrick Butt1920 - 1976
  6. Harriett Belle Butt1923 - 1989
  7. Joseph Lockwood Butt1926 - 2001
  8. Robert George Butt1929 - 1987
m. 17 Jun 1945
Facts and Events
Name[1] Walter Wellington Butt
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 13 Oct 1915
Census[3] 1920 Chicago, Cook, Illinois9238 Woodland Avenue,
Census[4] 1930 Chicago, Cook, Illinois834 E 88th St
Marriage 17 Jun 1945 Chicago, Cook, Illinoisto Elizabeth Lorraine Weber
Occupation? National Lead Co and Dutch Boy Paints
Death? 1985 Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Burial[6] 1985

WALTER WELLINGTON BUTT was born on 13 Oct 1915. He appeared on the census of 1920 at 9238 Woodland Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He appeared on the census of 1930 at 834 E 88th St, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He enlisted for WWII on 12 Sep 1942 as a warrant officer.

He married ELIZABETH LORRAINE WEBER on 17 Jun 1945 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at the age of 29. He had a marvelous model railroad in the basement. He worked for National Lead Co and Dutch Boy Paints.

In the 1970s at least, several Butt siblings lived near one another in Chicago Heights, Illinois. Francelia and brother Joseph lived together and next door to brother Walter. Sister Harriett lived a couple blocks down the street.

He died in 1985 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was buried in Cedar Park Cemetery, Chicago.

Census

Walter Butt Census
Year Source Image
1920 1920 US Federal Population Census: Chicago Ward 9, Cook County, Illinois
1930 1930 US Federal Population Census: Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Madeline Hyde Kowalsky. Hyde/Butt Family Records. (Family Records, 2000).
  2. U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946: Walter W Butt. (Enlistment Record)
    1942.
    WWII Enlistment
  3. 1920 US Federal Population Census: Chicago Ward 9, Cook County, Illinois (2)
    1920.
  4. 1930 US Federal Population Census: Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (3)
    1930.
  5.   Scott Black. Scott Black Interview. (Interview, 1997-2006).
  6. Cedar Park Cemetery, Chicago