Hi I am looking for info on JAMES ARTHUR BUTCHER b Dorking area after 1881 d 1940 in Great Bookham Surrey Any info Please Thankyou Susan Link Susan@link57.freeserve.co.uk Newport,South Wales,UK Searching for: TAYLOR......... Horsham,Sussex Dorking,Surrey BUTCHER .... Fetcham,Surrey Great Bookham,Surrey THOMPSON.. Horsham,Sussex Dorking,Surrey LINK.............. Bethersden,Kent Great Bookham,Surrey LITTLECHILD .Ely,Cambridgeshire WILSON........ Fetcham,Surrey Great Bookham,Surrey DAY.............. Ely, Cambrigeshire

Greetings Family. I am searching for information on Jacob METZGER born c 1810.in Germany. He married Barbara ROUSSELL in Germany c 1841. They had one son born in Germany, George METZGER born 1842, then a son born in N/Y, Michael METZGER born May 29, 1843 in Buffalo. By 1844-45, the family moved to Neustadt, Ontario. Jacob Metzger was killed c 1845 (felling a tree), and Barbara Roussell remarried Johannes (John) GREIN. There was, and still is, a very large Metzger family from the area. You will find my Metzger Family from Ontario, Canada, (including photo) on my Homepage (below).. I would appreciate any info .. Best Regards Wayne Hannay <kydean@istar.ca> ******************************************************************* " THE HANNAH, HANNAY, HANNA FAMILIES OF SORBIE " My Home Page <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hollow/6486/> also: Alder Austin Beattie Burton Crieghton Duncan Donaldson Flyn Hack Hickey Hulton Kenny Kennelly Killeen Main Metzger Moore Newton O`Grady O`Neil Pollock Poteet Powell Reis Roussell Tod Tynan Zender *******************************************************************

Hello. I am looking for information on Matthew Hamilton Butcher,born abt.1812. He married Lucinda Tackett August 28,1832 in Lawrence County, Ohio. I have come to a dead end here, I cannot find any information on where he was born, who his parents are or anything. He lived most of his married life in the Cabell Co. VA (WV) and Lawrence Co. OH areas. Thanks in advance for any information. Patty Tyler

Joshua b 12Jan1792 Monroe Co VA marr 13Jan1812 to Sarah Lafferty Clark & d01Oct1859 Logan Co VA. Anyone have any more info on him? Thanx

Am searching for any information on Jemima Butcher b. 20 Oct 1797, Virginia. Family history or legend says that Jemima's mother died when Jemima was born. Jemima's uncle and aunt took her to raise. When Jemima was four, her father sent word that he had remarried and was coming to Virginia for his child. Uncle and Aunt packed up and moved to Tennessee. Jemima Butcher married Luke Standifer on 15 Jan 1815 in Tennessee. They farmed in Marion County, Tennessee until 1830 when they moved to Arkansas. In 1851, Luke, Jemima and four of their children traveled to Oregon by wagon train, settling in Lane County, Oregon. Luke died there in 1863 and Jemima died in Umatilla County, Oregon 1 Feb 1879. Any information on her parents or Aunt and Uncle would be most appreciated. Martha Glasscock mglasscock@nwinfo.net

Please change my email address to "fbutcher@excite.com" Frank Butcher 237 Ilfrey Street Baytown, TX 77520 phone: 281-424-1230 fax: 281-838-1414 email: fbutcher@excite.com

Hi: Here is a list of my BUTCHER Line. George W. BUTCHER b about 1801 in Bath Co., KY and married March 1835 Bath Co.,KY to Debora BEDELL (Beadell) b abt 1812 in Bath Co.............................. No other info on them but the names of their children and that they did live in Fleming Co.,KY in 1870 census. Sally b abt 1842, Fannie abt 1842, Maria 1844, Dolly A. 1847, John or J.T.B., George A. 1851 and Matilda b June 13, 1852 in Fleming Co.,KY. Married 26 June 1875 in Brown Co.,OH to Frank M. GRAYSON and died in childbirth 1883 in Lewis Co., KY. Matilda BUTCHER and Frank GRAYSON'S children were: Robert Lee b abt 1876 and Eva Frances GRAYSON b 06, Sept. 1883 and married Wm. Larkin Tucker and lived out the rest of her life in Mason Co., KY. If anyone can connect, PLEASE email me. I am beginning to think they didn't exist. Phyllis in KY

>Is anyone researching the BUTCHER found in the following Villages in Surrey >England: Wonersh, Shamley Green, Hascombe, Shere, Bramley, Wanborough? >All are pre 1900 except for Wanborough which is post 1900. >Willing to share the vast information that I have. >Regards >Julie Goucher nee Butcher >Julie@eclipse.co.uk >

Hi, I am not sure this has been listed before but hope it is helpful. I will also list this on my site for reference along with the soundex for BURTCHER. I have many misc. records for both Burtcher and Butcher and am starting a BURTCHER/BUTCHER Most Wanted Page tonight for those brickwalls we have. Please let me know if you would like yours listed by sending basic info on your brickwall and I will link it to your url or email. I will also keep the list updated on the names listed. Thanks! Theresa Cate Richardson http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/3376/burtcher.html ------------------------------------------------------------------ Soundex Surname Variants B32600 - Long Kindred Konnections Soundex Code. B326 - Short Library Soundex code (used in census searches). Spelling Variations for butcher: BAETJER, BEDDIGER, BEDEGAR, BEDEGREW, BEDEKER, BEDGER, BEDIGREW, BEDKER, BEIDGER, BEITZER, BETCARE, BETCHER, BETCHIER, BETH-ZUR, BETHAUSER, BETHZUR, BETIKER, BETKER, BETKER-, BETSCHER, BETSER, BETSHER, BETTCHER, BETTECKER, BETTEGAR, BETTEKER, BETTESHORE, BETTGER, BETTHAUSER, BETTIGREW, BETZER, BETZSER, BETZZER, BHATTACHARYA, BHATTACHARYYA, BIDEGARE, BIDEGARRE, BIEDIGER, BIETZER, BIOTCHER, BITTACRE, BITTICKER, BITTIKER, BITTKER, BITZER, BOATCHER, BODDECKER, BODDICKER, BODECKER, BODEKER, BODGER, BODIKER, BODKER, BODTKER, BOEDDEKER, BOEDECHER, BOEDECKER, BOEDEKER, BOEDICKER, BOEDTGER, BOETCHER, BOETGER, BOETJER, BOETKER, BOETTCHER, BOETTEGER, BOETTEKER, BOETTGER, BOETTICHER, BOETTIGAR, BOETTIGER, BOETTSCHER, BOETTZER, BOETZER, BOEWTCHER, BOOTHAKER, BOTCHER, BOTJER, BOTTCHER, BOTTGER, BOTTICHER, BOTTIGER, BOTTJER, BOTZER, BOUTCHER, BTCHER, BTJER, BTTCHER, BTTIGER, BTTJER, BUDGER, BUDWEIZER, BUETIGER, BUTCHER, BUTCHER-, BUTCHER?, BUTGER, BUTSCHER, BUTSHER, BUTTCHER, BUTTICKER, BUTTIKER, BUTZER, BATCHER, BATCHOR, BATGER, BATTCHER, BATTEGIER, BATTEIGER, BATTIGER, BATZER, BADGER, BADGEREAU, BADGERO, BADGEROW, BADGROW, BAUTZER The Soundex system groups together names of similar sounds but of different spellings. The first character of a soundex code is alphabetic, and the remaining characters are numeric. All characters in a surname must be ASCII, i.e. no foreign characters with diacritics are allowed. The surname must be one word, i.e. no spaces are allowed.

I ran across these on a search site. Hope they are helpful to someone. Theresa http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/3376/burtcher.html "Will of Zachariah Butcher, of East Nottingham, dated Aug. 18, 1754, proved Dec. 4, 1755, "P" page 25. Daughter Sarah Butcher, œ5; executors to sell real and personal estate, and divide the proceeds among my children, viz: Mary, Elizabeth, Margaret, Susanna, Rachael, Hannah, Sarah. Executors of estate, Robert Oldham, and daughter Mary. Witnesses, Samuel Gilpin, Joseph Gilpin, Samuel Gilpin, Jr." "Will of Mary Butcher, East Nottinghaf, dated Nov. 3rd, 1766, proved Jan. 29, 1767. All my title to 3/4 of tract of land formerly belonging to my father Zachariah Butcher, to be conveyed and proceeds to sisters, Margaret Collett, Susanna Passmore, Rachael Oldham, Hannah Butcher and Sarah Day. Executor, sister Hannah Butcher."

Hi! Does anyone know anything about Samuel Butsher/Butcher that I found at ancestry.com? I am hoping he is some relation to my Burtcher/Butcher's that were in Randolph Co, Ill and Ste. Genevieve Co, Mo during the same time period. Thanks for any help! Theresa Cate Richardson http://www.geocities/Heartland/Park/3376/burtcher.html Illinois Census Returns 1820 [p.237] CENSUS OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, 1820 page 300 Names of Heads of Families: [265Indicates name also in State Census for 1818.*Indicates name also in Federal Census for 1820.‡] Free white inhabitance: Samuel Butsher Free white males twenty one years old and upwards: 1 all other White Inhabitance: 4 Illinois Census Returns 1820 [p.237] CENSUS OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, 1820 page 309 265 Butsher, Samuel 1818. Butcher, Samuel F1820. Butcher, Samuel

Dear Mike Thomas, I am a descendant of Warwick Butcher born 1819 and I have some information of who he married Mary Margaret Dilley and that he may have had a brother Thomas Butcher born in 1823 it seems that Thomas married a Susan Dilley who surely was Mary Margaret Dilleys sister. Then not sure but a sister Nancy Butcher. I can find nothing of their parents so you see I am not as far back as your research has you. I have a good bit of information on the large family Warwick and Mary had down to my generation. Warwick was a blacksmith and enlisted in Frankfort, Va (WV) to fight in the civil war. He was captured and taken to a prison camp and died there. Would you have any information in your files about these people Thank you Lola Butcher Given gsb00979@mail.wvnet.edu -----Original Message----- From: Michael Henry Thomas <Niamh@thomas5426.freeserve.co.uk> To: BUTCHER-L@rootsweb.com <BUTCHER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, February 28, 1999 7:40 PM Subject: Butcher or Boutcher? >Hello there! > >New to list and wondering whether I am in the right place. We've just >discovered that our family tree contains a 'Boutcher'. Could somebody out >there tell us whether there are any research results that show there is a >link between this name and the surname Butcher? I'm particularly interested >in a Jemima Boutcher from. Ludlow, Shropshire c. 1820. Interestingly I >believe that her sisters Emma and Elizabeth were in service in Ledbury. >Their names were enumerated as Butcher in the 1851 census whilst staying >with her in Brecon. > >Many thanks - Mike Thomas - Helston - Cornwall - UK >

Hello there! New to list and wondering whether I am in the right place. We've just discovered that our family tree contains a 'Boutcher'. Could somebody out there tell us whether there are any research results that show there is a link between this name and the surname Butcher? I'm particularly interested in a Jemima Boutcher from. Ludlow, Shropshire c. 1820. Interestingly I believe that her sisters Emma and Elizabeth were in service in Ledbury. Their names were enumerated as Butcher in the 1851 census whilst staying with her in Brecon. Many thanks - Mike Thomas - Helston - Cornwall - UK

Jane Butcher died in 1834 in Sangamon County, Illinois. She had married William Wilkinson June 25, 1813 in Highland Co., Illinois. She had ten children; Jacob, John, William, Robert, Martin, Andrew, Sarah, Elisha, Elisabeth, and Richard. I have no other information on her. Does this look familiar to anyone? Thanks for your help. Claudia Whitehead McCoy

I ran across this death notice and wanted to share. Does she belong to anyone's family? Butcher, Mrs. Amelia, died last week in Shrewsbury,aged 104. She said she broke her heart for the loss of her husband who died seven years ago (June 27, 1807) This is from: Free Access data base Index of Marriages and Deaths in New York Weekly Museum, 1788-1817 http://users.itsnet.com/~pauld/newyork/ Theresa's New England Genealogy (with Mo. Burtcher's) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/3376

from the Wilkes-Barre Record, Wilkes-Barre, PA March 13,1924 Mrs. Johanna BUTCHER, aged 83, died yesterday at the home of her neice, Mrs. Edward NEY, 65 South Meade Street, after a long illness of complications. Mrs. BUTCHER was a well known resident of Plymouth. Besides her neice she is survived by the following children: Mrs. S. L. COBLEIGH, with whom she had resided, Mrs. M.A.WAUGH, Pittston; William BUTCHER, Mrs. B.M. JONES, Kingston; Benjamin BUTCHER; George BUTCHER; Mrs. E. THOMAS, Plymouth. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/1172 Butler, Norton, Patton, Butcher, Finley, Powell, Stull, Herron, Cochran, Thompson

Three brothers Michael, Barthelomew and Sebastian BUTCHER/BURTCHER came to Ste. Gen. Co, MO in 1797. They were stonemasons. Barthelomew m. Elizabeth BLOOM. He died 1802 at Mine La Motte and listed as German. Michael was married to Margaret who divorced him. She was living in Kaskakia, MO. This is just very basic info, but does it sound familiar to anyone?? Thanks for any information at all, Theresa Cate Richardson Theresa's New England Genealogy (with Mo. Burtcher's) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/3376

James F. Butcher, age 70 passed away suddenly on 1/30/99 at his home in Uniontown OH. He was the son of the late Clark and Alta Butcher. Place of birth was Ritchie Co. WV. He was preceded in death by brothers, Kenneth and Russell and his great grandson C.J. Sturtz. He is survived by his wife, son, three grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, four brothers, and four sisters. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Hecker Funeral Home in Uniontown OH.

Just to let you know the listowner's email address has changed. It's now mspiglet@prodigy.net piglet (megan zurawicz) ICQ: 18429839 note: was pigolit@ix.netcom.com, now mspiglet@prodigy.net genealogy-- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~piglet quilting-- http://pw1.netcom.com/~pigolit/index.htm theatre-- http://members.aol.com/tupacratz/poohpix.htm

Hi, Researching Huldah Mary Butcher b.circa 1827 in England.Where? Father was Robert BUTCHER described as market gardener on her marriage certificate. Wed George Willerton Brown 1/8/1846 at Christchurch,St-George-in-the- East,London,ENG. Huldah (yes that is the spelling) died in1880 in London.Any other Butchers found my gt-granny on their family tree?Thanks Glenda,King Country, N.Z.