Butler, Mark Collis
Birth Name | Butler, Mark Collis |
Gramps ID | I87844696 |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | unknown |
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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Birth [E0748] | 9 June 1882 | Trimble County, Kentucky |
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Death [E0749] | 5 October 1972 | Trimble County, Kentucky |
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Burial [E0750] | Moffett Cemetery, Trimble County, Kentucky |
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Butler, Joseph Forest [I78155000] | 14 February 1842 | 15 April 1914 | |
Mother | Pendleton, Nancy Jane [I78155001] | 1840-1842 | 1897 | |
Brother | Butler, Benjamin Franklin [I78154978] | 26 February 1860 | 17 March 1926 | |
Sister | Butler, Sarah “Sallie” [I87844626] | March 1863 | ||
Sister | Butler, Mary Elizabeth [I87844630] | 6 February 1867 | 16 March 1948 | |
Brother | Butler, Charles [I87844662] | 1870 | 13 February 1923 | |
Brother | Butler, Joseph Foster [I87844664] | 23 March 1874 | 23 October 1954 | |
Sister | Butler, Ely [I87844691] | 7 February 1877 | ||
Brother | Butler, John Robert [I87844694] | January 1874 | ||
Butler, Mark Collis [I87844696] | 9 June 1882 | 5 October 1972 |
Families
  |   | Family of Butler, Mark Collis and Snyder, Minnie Baskett [F40458949] | ||||||||||||
Married | Wife | Snyder, Minnie Baskett [I87863592] ( * + ... ) | ||||||||||||
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Narrative
From: Mark C. Butler, Jr. The Butler & Farley Families of Trimble County, Kentucky
"In March of 1875 Joseph and Nancy Jane purchased a farm in the Liberty neighborhood of Trimble County and moved their family there. Their third daughter, Ely, named for the well-liked Dr. Ely, was born 7 February 1877. John Robert, the seventh child, arrived in January 1879. Their last child, Mark Collis, named for a prominent Christian minister, was born 9 June 1882. Nancy Jane Pendleton Butler died in 1897 of infammation of the bowels (appendicitis) and on 15 April 1914 Joseph Forest Butler died of acute indigestion (probably a heart attack)."
"The marriage of Minnis Baskett Snyder and Mark C. Butler, delayed by the death of his father, took place on 28 July 1914. On 24 July 1915 the author of this family history made his entrance into the world."
From: The Trimble County Democrat
BUTLER, MARK C., SENIOR, 90, Milton, died 5 October 1972, buried Moffett Cemetery (born Trimble County 9 June 1882)son of Joseph Farley and Nancy Pendleton Butler. Wife, Minnie Butler, died January 1967. Survived by three sons, Mark C., Jr., Harold and General Benjamin J. Butler, two daughters, Mrs. Maurice (Louise) Hoffman and Mrs. Leroy (Nancy)Munier. He was the last surviving member of a family of five brothers and three sisters.