Charles was most likely born in the Chicago area. His father would become one of the largest yellow pine lumber barons in the United States. His father J.S. Butterfield , along with a partner named Norwood build a mill in south Mississippi. They named the town after a combination of their names. Norfield, Mississippi.
Charles later became president and after his first wife died he married Vivienne who was 13 years younger. He built a home in Brookhaven for her, which till this day is the towns most magnificent structure. When he retired they moved to Florida for reasons unknown.
Bio information provided by John Csse.
Charles later became president and after his first wife died he married Vivienne who was 13 years younger. He built a home in Brookhaven for her, which till this day is the towns most magnificent structure. When he retired they moved to Florida for reasons unknown.
Bio information provided by John Csse.
Charles was most likely born in the Chicago area. His father would become one of the largest yellow pine lumber barons in the United States. His father J.S. Butterfield , along with a partner named Norwood build a mill in south Mississippi. They named the town after a combination of their names. Norfield, Mississippi.
Charles later became president and after his first wife died he married Vivienne who was 13 years younger. He built a home in Brookhaven for her, which till this day is the towns most magnificent structure. When he retired they moved to Florida for reasons unknown.
Bio information provided by John Csse.
Charles later became president and after his first wife died he married Vivienne who was 13 years younger. He built a home in Brookhaven for her, which till this day is the towns most magnificent structure. When he retired they moved to Florida for reasons unknown.
Bio information provided by John Csse.
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