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Name | Andrew Jackson Butts | |
Suffix | Sr | |
Birth | 12 May 1812 | Missouri |
Gender | Male | |
Census | 1839 | Platte Co, Missouri |
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Property | 1 Apr 1846 | Plattsburg, Platte Co, Missouri |
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Butts, Andrew Jackson - land purchase 160 acres 1 Apr 1846 (d) |
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Religion | 28 Mar 1849 | First Christian Congregation of Victoria |
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Census | 21 Aug 1850 | Victoria, Victoria Co, Texas |
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Residence | 17 Jul 1854 | Victoria Co, Texas |
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Letter - 1854, 07/17 from Margaret Ann Butts Cooley to her father, Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr. linked to: Susan Evaline Bounds, (foster?) (I8850) Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr (I1463) Margaret Ann Butts, (DNA-circle-g) (I2492) Easter Jane Cooley (I1393) Harband Cooley, (DNA-Circle-g) (I28797) James* Lovelady (I1020) |
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Residence | 16 May 1855 | Victoria Co, Texas |
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Letter - 1855 05/16 From James Lovelady, in his handwriting, to Jackson Butts, his son in law (husband of his daughter Jane) regarding grandsons Andrew Butts and John Butts, who are staying with the Loveladys to attend school. Loveladys are living Manahula, Dewitt County, Texas, and Jackson Butts is in Lavaca County. linked to: Manahuilla Minnuvee Creek at Buzzard Roost Country, Dewitt Co, Texas Andrew Jackson Butts, Jr (I1371) Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr (I1463) John William Butts (I1415) Nancy* Linville (maybe), (dau?) (I1031) James* Lovelady (I1020) |
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Residence | 18 Jun 1856 | Victoria Co, Texas |
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Letter - 1856 06/18 Letter from Nancy Lovelady, in her handwriting, to Jackson and Susan Bounds Butts telling of camp meetings and encouraging them "to attend to Christianity." The Loveladys are living in Manahula, Dewitt County Texas, and the Butts are living in Lavaca County. linked to: Dewitt Co, Texas Susan Evaline Bounds, (foster?) (I8850) Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr (I1463) Nancy* Linville (maybe), (dau?) (I1031) James* Lovelady (I1020) |
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Residence | 7 Aug 1856 | Victoria Co, Texas |
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Letter - 1856, 08/07 Mary M Jones to her aunt and uncle, Susan Bounds and Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr., and cousins, tells of camp meeting where she, her sister Susan and her friend Aurela Seal from Victoria, brother George, and cousin John Butts (son of Susan and Andrew Jackson), John and Charlie Middleton, her cousins she says, and many others (47 total) joined the church. This would be the Christian church, pastor is her grandfather, James Lovelady. She also mentions "Grandma (Nancy Lovelady) is not well." linked to: Yorktown, Dewitt Co, Texas Susan Evaline Bounds, (foster?) (I8850) Andrew Jackson Butts, Jr (I1371) Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr (I1463) John William Butts (I1415) Margaret Ann Butts, (DNA-circle-g) (I2492) Andrew Moses Cooley (I1424) Easter Jane Cooley (I1393) Cyrus Young Jones, Sr. (I637) George Washington Jones, Dr (I604) |
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Residence | 14 Dec 1856 | Victoria Co, Texas |
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Letter - 1856, 12/14 from Mary M Jones to aunt and uncle, Andrew Butts and Susan Bounds and cousins linked to: Yorktown, Dewitt Co, Texas Alfred Alonzo Lee Allee (I1539) Eliza Ann Bosworth (I32832) Susan Evaline Bounds, (foster?) (I8850) Andrew Jackson Butts, Jr (I1371) Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr (I1463) John William Butts (I1415) George Washington Jones, Dr (I604) Mabra* Madden Jones, Rev (I583) Mary Madden Jones (I615) |
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Possessions | 1860 | Lavaca, Lavaca Co, Texas |
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Census | Jul 1860 | Hallettsville, Lavaca Co, Texas |
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Death | 12 Apr 1870 | Lavaca Co, Texas |
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Burial | Salem Cem, Ezzell, Lavaca Co, Texas | |
Salem Cemetery - Butts, Andrew Jackson and Susan Bounds Ezzell, Lavaca County, Texas |
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Salem Cemetery - Ezzell, Lavaca County, Texas Located south of Hallettsville on Highway 77. turn left onto FM 531 and go about two miles toward Ezzell. Cemetery is on the left. Salem Cemetery "This is a large well kept cemetery in the Salem community and next to the Salem Baptist Church. There were 1063 markers with two of them having a death date of 1861. They were J.R. Martin who died April 16, 1861 and L. Nelson in 1861. The cemetery was surveyed by Sammy Tise on September 15, 1985 and October 26, 1985. A sign in front of the church shows it was established July 14, 1857. A sign over the front gate of the cemetery reads: In memory of Mr. and Mrs. A. harless. A marker inside the cemetery reads: Dedicated to the memory, valor and generosity of Joel Ponton, Jr., 1842-1927; son of the Lavaca County pioneer settler, physician and minister, Joel Ponton, Sr.; Veteran Co. D, 2nd Texas Calvary, and its campaigns. Donor, March 31, 1881; tract of two acres for cemetery, Salem Cemetery." (source unknown) |
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Person ID | I1463 | Roots |
Last Modified | 18 May 2011 |
Father | James Henry Thomas Butts, b. 1774, South Carolina d. 1866, Independence, Jackson Co, Missouri (Age 92 years) | |
Mother | Susan Upchurch, b. 1780, Georgia d. 1847, of, Georgia (Age 67 years) | |
Marriage | Abt 1808 | |
Documents | Texas, Lavaca County, map 2 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps | |
Texas, Dewitt Colony Land Grants map 1 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps | ||
Family ID | F659 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family 1 | Jane Lovelady, b. Between 1815 and 1818, White Co, Tennessee (prob) d. 31 Aug 1847, Victoria Co, Texas (Age ~ 32 years) | |||||||||||||
Marriage | 29 Jan 1835 | Jackson Co, Missouri [1] | ||||||||||||
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Documents | Texas, Dewitt Colony Land Grants map 1 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps | |||||||||||||
Texas, Lavaca County, map 2 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps | ||||||||||||||
Family ID | F451 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||
Last Modified | 16 May 2011 |
Family 2 | Catherine Poland, b. 1829, Tennessee d. Abt 1853, Dewitt Co, Texas (Age 24 years) | |||
Marriage | 24 Apr 1850 | Victoria Co, Texas [2] | ||
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Family ID | F657 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||
Last Modified | 3 May 2011 |
Family 3 | Susan Evaline Bounds, (foster?), b. 14 Apr 1834, Jasper Co, Mississippi, or South Carolina d. 1897, Lavaca Co, Texas (Age 62 years) | |||||||
Marriage | 5 Aug 1852 | Lavaca, Lavaca Co, Texas | ||||||
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Documents | Texas, Dewitt Colony Land Grants map 1 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps | |||||||
Texas, Lavaca County, map 2 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps | ||||||||
Family ID | F658 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||
Last Modified | 3 May 2011 |
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Documents | Letter - 1970, 07/08 from Mary Viola Lee, granddaughter of Margaret Ann Butts, daughter of Andrew Jackson Butts and Jane Lovelady, his first wife and daughter of our James Lovelady. Mrs. Lee speaks of memories of grandparents and great grandmother, Granny Easter. linked to: Andrew Jackson Butts, Sr (I1463) Margaret Ann Butts, (DNA-circle-g) (I2492) Easter Jane Cooley (I1393) Jane Lovelady (I1042) |
Albums | Mabra Madden Jones and James Lovelady Families (70) Mabra Jones and wife Sarah Lovelady, daughter of Rev James Lovelady and Nancy Linville (maiden name unproven) - this family settled in Dewitt and Lavaca counties area of Texas before 1850, eventually spreading out to places like Waco and Beaumont and Palestine. This album is dedicated to that family unit. Letters written by some of these family members, mostly Mary Jones, are included. These letters span a time from 1855 on through in the 1920s. They were transcribed and supplied to me by Leonard Meyer in the late 1990s. He was from Halletsville and a descendent of the Butts, Bounds, Coolie families. James Lovelady's daughter Jane died with a young family of her own. Her husband, Andrew Butts, stayed a "son" to the family, even after he remarried Susan Bounds. Susan became the beloved Aunt to the Jones children who most of these letters were written to. While the Jones children were still young, Sarah Lovelady, daughter of James, and sister to Jane, died at an early age. Mabra remarried Martha Ponton and had several more children. But it's through these letters that we get a good view of the whole family and indeed brings them all to life and allows us to share their memories. |
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