Thanks to Find a Grave member Blackpony for the following details:
Charles served in the War of 1812. Charles was a veteran of the Battle of Plattsburgh, also known as the Battle of Lake Champlain. He received 50 acres of land for $800, in May 1860, for his services. His wife was Naomi Kingsley (1780-1849). They married 05 Jan 1801, Rutland County, Vermont.
Their children:
1. Heman Button (1802-1811)
2. Hannah Button (1804-1848)
3. Harvey Button (1806-1828) died in Canada
4. Lyman Button (1808-1859)
5. Lucetta Button (1812-)
6. Sophia Button (1814-1863)
7. Heman G Button (1816-1894)
8. Charles Frederick Button (1818-)
9. Jonas Kinne Button (1821-1884)
10. Jesse Evans Kingsley Button (1824-1911)
Charles served in the War of 1812. Charles was a veteran of the Battle of Plattsburgh, also known as the Battle of Lake Champlain. He received 50 acres of land for $800, in May 1860, for his services. His wife was Naomi Kingsley (1780-1849). They married 05 Jan 1801, Rutland County, Vermont.
Their children:
1. Heman Button (1802-1811)
2. Hannah Button (1804-1848)
3. Harvey Button (1806-1828) died in Canada
4. Lyman Button (1808-1859)
5. Lucetta Button (1812-)
6. Sophia Button (1814-1863)
7. Heman G Button (1816-1894)
8. Charles Frederick Button (1818-)
9. Jonas Kinne Button (1821-1884)
10. Jesse Evans Kingsley Button (1824-1911)
Thanks to Find a Grave member Blackpony for the following details:
Charles served in the War of 1812. Charles was a veteran of the Battle of Plattsburgh, also known as the Battle of Lake Champlain. He received 50 acres of land for $800, in May 1860, for his services. His wife was Naomi Kingsley (1780-1849). They married 05 Jan 1801, Rutland County, Vermont.
Their children:
1. Heman Button (1802-1811)
2. Hannah Button (1804-1848)
3. Harvey Button (1806-1828) died in Canada
4. Lyman Button (1808-1859)
5. Lucetta Button (1812-)
6. Sophia Button (1814-1863)
7. Heman G Button (1816-1894)
8. Charles Frederick Button (1818-)
9. Jonas Kinne Button (1821-1884)
10. Jesse Evans Kingsley Button (1824-1911)
Charles served in the War of 1812. Charles was a veteran of the Battle of Plattsburgh, also known as the Battle of Lake Champlain. He received 50 acres of land for $800, in May 1860, for his services. His wife was Naomi Kingsley (1780-1849). They married 05 Jan 1801, Rutland County, Vermont.
Their children:
1. Heman Button (1802-1811)
2. Hannah Button (1804-1848)
3. Harvey Button (1806-1828) died in Canada
4. Lyman Button (1808-1859)
5. Lucetta Button (1812-)
6. Sophia Button (1814-1863)
7. Heman G Button (1816-1894)
8. Charles Frederick Button (1818-)
9. Jonas Kinne Button (1821-1884)
10. Jesse Evans Kingsley Button (1824-1911)
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