Richland Center Woman Dies at 92 After Stroke
(State Journal News Service) RICHLAND CENTER - Mrs. Margaret Butler, 92, died Monday night at her home here, a week after suffering a slight stroke of paralysis. Born in Ohio, she was mairied in 1857 to Seth S. Butler, who served three years in the 11th Wisconsin Volunteers. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. A. K. Welton, Richland Center; Mrs. Frank Nourse, Sextonville; Mrs. A. E. Parfrey, Ithaca, and Mrs. L. C. Hatch, 651 East Gorham Street, Madison; a brother O.N. Waddell, Sextonville: 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin
Tue, Jan 12, 1932, Page 14
(State Journal News Service) RICHLAND CENTER - Mrs. Margaret Butler, 92, died Monday night at her home here, a week after suffering a slight stroke of paralysis. Born in Ohio, she was mairied in 1857 to Seth S. Butler, who served three years in the 11th Wisconsin Volunteers. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. A. K. Welton, Richland Center; Mrs. Frank Nourse, Sextonville; Mrs. A. E. Parfrey, Ithaca, and Mrs. L. C. Hatch, 651 East Gorham Street, Madison; a brother O.N. Waddell, Sextonville: 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin
Tue, Jan 12, 1932, Page 14
Richland Center Woman Dies at 92 After Stroke
(State Journal News Service) RICHLAND CENTER - Mrs. Margaret Butler, 92, died Monday night at her home here, a week after suffering a slight stroke of paralysis. Born in Ohio, she was mairied in 1857 to Seth S. Butler, who served three years in the 11th Wisconsin Volunteers. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. A. K. Welton, Richland Center; Mrs. Frank Nourse, Sextonville; Mrs. A. E. Parfrey, Ithaca, and Mrs. L. C. Hatch, 651 East Gorham Street, Madison; a brother O.N. Waddell, Sextonville: 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin
Tue, Jan 12, 1932, Page 14
(State Journal News Service) RICHLAND CENTER - Mrs. Margaret Butler, 92, died Monday night at her home here, a week after suffering a slight stroke of paralysis. Born in Ohio, she was mairied in 1857 to Seth S. Butler, who served three years in the 11th Wisconsin Volunteers. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. A. K. Welton, Richland Center; Mrs. Frank Nourse, Sextonville; Mrs. A. E. Parfrey, Ithaca, and Mrs. L. C. Hatch, 651 East Gorham Street, Madison; a brother O.N. Waddell, Sextonville: 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin
Tue, Jan 12, 1932, Page 14
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