Items from Greeleyville, SC - A Sudden Death.
Greeleyville, March 1, 1904 reported-Mr. Butler Browder, who lives near town, died very suddenly last Sunday, February 28, 1904 in the morning. He was in town Saturday and appeared to be as well as usual. The following morning while in the act of making a fire in his house he was stricken down and died almost instantaneously. Magistrate E.O. Limmer held an inquest over the body, and I think, upon Dr. Epps testimony the jury found that the deceased came to his death from heart failure. He leaves a wife and several small children , by whom he will be sorely missed.
THE COUNTY RECORD, Kingstree, South Carolina, Thursday, March 3, 1904 Edition.
Children: James William, Caswell W., Benjamine Butler "Benny" and a baby girl-No record.
Granddaughter-Rena Browder (Daughter of James William(Jimmy) & Julia Evelyn Barfield Browder), Morgan Butler Browder & Josephine with their son Benjamine Butler "Benny" Browder are buried at the Little While Church in Greeleyville, SC, in Unmarked graves by John H. Ray between 2 large trees. (Greeleyville Freewill Baptist Church located on Highway 35 or Old Manning Highway)
Butler and Josephine were married in 1889 according to the 1900 Census. He was a farmer.
Birth dates also listed on 1900 Census.
Morgan is actually his first name and went he by "Butler".
Greeleyville, March 1, 1904 reported-Mr. Butler Browder, who lives near town, died very suddenly last Sunday, February 28, 1904 in the morning. He was in town Saturday and appeared to be as well as usual. The following morning while in the act of making a fire in his house he was stricken down and died almost instantaneously. Magistrate E.O. Limmer held an inquest over the body, and I think, upon Dr. Epps testimony the jury found that the deceased came to his death from heart failure. He leaves a wife and several small children , by whom he will be sorely missed.
THE COUNTY RECORD, Kingstree, South Carolina, Thursday, March 3, 1904 Edition.
Children: James William, Caswell W., Benjamine Butler "Benny" and a baby girl-No record.
Granddaughter-Rena Browder (Daughter of James William(Jimmy) & Julia Evelyn Barfield Browder), Morgan Butler Browder & Josephine with their son Benjamine Butler "Benny" Browder are buried at the Little While Church in Greeleyville, SC, in Unmarked graves by John H. Ray between 2 large trees. (Greeleyville Freewill Baptist Church located on Highway 35 or Old Manning Highway)
Butler and Josephine were married in 1889 according to the 1900 Census. He was a farmer.
Birth dates also listed on 1900 Census.
Morgan is actually his first name and went he by "Butler".
Items from Greeleyville, SC - A Sudden Death.
Greeleyville, March 1, 1904 reported-Mr. Butler Browder, who lives near town, died very suddenly last Sunday, February 28, 1904 in the morning. He was in town Saturday and appeared to be as well as usual. The following morning while in the act of making a fire in his house he was stricken down and died almost instantaneously. Magistrate E.O. Limmer held an inquest over the body, and I think, upon Dr. Epps testimony the jury found that the deceased came to his death from heart failure. He leaves a wife and several small children , by whom he will be sorely missed.
THE COUNTY RECORD, Kingstree, South Carolina, Thursday, March 3, 1904 Edition.
Children: James William, Caswell W., Benjamine Butler "Benny" and a baby girl-No record.
Granddaughter-Rena Browder (Daughter of James William(Jimmy) & Julia Evelyn Barfield Browder), Morgan Butler Browder & Josephine with their son Benjamine Butler "Benny" Browder are buried at the Little While Church in Greeleyville, SC, in Unmarked graves by John H. Ray between 2 large trees. (Greeleyville Freewill Baptist Church located on Highway 35 or Old Manning Highway)
Butler and Josephine were married in 1889 according to the 1900 Census. He was a farmer.
Birth dates also listed on 1900 Census.
Morgan is actually his first name and went he by "Butler".
Greeleyville, March 1, 1904 reported-Mr. Butler Browder, who lives near town, died very suddenly last Sunday, February 28, 1904 in the morning. He was in town Saturday and appeared to be as well as usual. The following morning while in the act of making a fire in his house he was stricken down and died almost instantaneously. Magistrate E.O. Limmer held an inquest over the body, and I think, upon Dr. Epps testimony the jury found that the deceased came to his death from heart failure. He leaves a wife and several small children , by whom he will be sorely missed.
THE COUNTY RECORD, Kingstree, South Carolina, Thursday, March 3, 1904 Edition.
Children: James William, Caswell W., Benjamine Butler "Benny" and a baby girl-No record.
Granddaughter-Rena Browder (Daughter of James William(Jimmy) & Julia Evelyn Barfield Browder), Morgan Butler Browder & Josephine with their son Benjamine Butler "Benny" Browder are buried at the Little While Church in Greeleyville, SC, in Unmarked graves by John H. Ray between 2 large trees. (Greeleyville Freewill Baptist Church located on Highway 35 or Old Manning Highway)
Butler and Josephine were married in 1889 according to the 1900 Census. He was a farmer.
Birth dates also listed on 1900 Census.
Morgan is actually his first name and went he by "Butler".
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Morgan Butlers dad died in the 1920's. Unmarked grave. Mount Hope Cemetary
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