An official Tennessee Historical Marker in Butlers Landing, TN honors Daniel Boone on one side and Thomas's brother Bailey on the other side: "During the War of 1812, Bailey Butler, an early 19th century pioneer at Clay (then Jackson) County, and a Captain of the West Tennessee Volunteer Militia, fought in the Battle of Talladega under Commander Andrew Jackson. Butler was named first postmaster of what became known as Butler's Landing in 1831. The first county court met nearby in 1871 on land first owned and operated by Bailey Butler and his family. The Butler's built their houses, and operated a river ferry and landing site on the Cumberland River at it's juncture with Mill Creek and Dry Fork Creek."
See also the Thomas Butler Bible transcription.
An official Tennessee Historical Marker in Butlers Landing, TN honors Daniel Boone on one side and Thomas's brother Bailey on the other side: "During the War of 1812, Bailey Butler, an early 19th century pioneer at Clay (then Jackson) County, and a Captain of the West Tennessee Volunteer Militia, fought in the Battle of Talladega under Commander Andrew Jackson. Butler was named first postmaster of what became known as Butler's Landing in 1831. The first county court met nearby in 1871 on land first owned and operated by Bailey Butler and his family. The Butler's built their houses, and operated a river ferry and landing site on the Cumberland River at it's juncture with Mill Creek and Dry Fork Creek."
See also the Thomas Butler Bible transcription.
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