Aged 63y; consumption. According to cemetery records, she died in Chicago, IL.
There is no stone for Elizabeth in the Butler/Roman plot. Other known burials in this plot are: John Butler and Deborah Butler Roman, neither of whom have stones. The only stone in this plot is for Horace Roman, M.D. which is the stone that is shown in the photo.
The remains of the late Mrs. Dr. Butler, of this city, and mother of Mrs. H. H. Roman, arrived from Chicago Saturday afternoon, and were interred at Oak Ridge. Mrs. Roman and her brother, B. F. Butler, returned to Chicago last night. IL State Journal, Springfield, IL 4-19-1880
There is no stone for Elizabeth in the Butler/Roman plot. Other known burials in this plot are: John Butler and Deborah Butler Roman, neither of whom have stones. The only stone in this plot is for Horace Roman, M.D. which is the stone that is shown in the photo.
The remains of the late Mrs. Dr. Butler, of this city, and mother of Mrs. H. H. Roman, arrived from Chicago Saturday afternoon, and were interred at Oak Ridge. Mrs. Roman and her brother, B. F. Butler, returned to Chicago last night. IL State Journal, Springfield, IL 4-19-1880
Aged 63y; consumption. According to cemetery records, she died in Chicago, IL.
There is no stone for Elizabeth in the Butler/Roman plot. Other known burials in this plot are: John Butler and Deborah Butler Roman, neither of whom have stones. The only stone in this plot is for Horace Roman, M.D. which is the stone that is shown in the photo.
The remains of the late Mrs. Dr. Butler, of this city, and mother of Mrs. H. H. Roman, arrived from Chicago Saturday afternoon, and were interred at Oak Ridge. Mrs. Roman and her brother, B. F. Butler, returned to Chicago last night. IL State Journal, Springfield, IL 4-19-1880
There is no stone for Elizabeth in the Butler/Roman plot. Other known burials in this plot are: John Butler and Deborah Butler Roman, neither of whom have stones. The only stone in this plot is for Horace Roman, M.D. which is the stone that is shown in the photo.
The remains of the late Mrs. Dr. Butler, of this city, and mother of Mrs. H. H. Roman, arrived from Chicago Saturday afternoon, and were interred at Oak Ridge. Mrs. Roman and her brother, B. F. Butler, returned to Chicago last night. IL State Journal, Springfield, IL 4-19-1880
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