Oregon, Biographical and Other Index Card File, 1700s-1900s for Catherine Butler
Name: Mrs. Catherine Butler
Born In: Lexington, Missouri Dec 19 1831
Married to: Hillary Butler 1846
Started to Oregon: May 1852 from Missouri
Route: Plains arrived Port. Oct. 1852
First Location: Alki Point, now Seattle, 1853
Occupation:
Died: Olympia, Jan. 3 1869
Remarks: Was one of the first white women at Seattle, and remained there about 12 years, and then went with her husband
to Olympia.
In her husband's obituary, it was written that all liked Mr. Butler, but they loved Mrs. Butler. She and Mr. Butler never had any children.
Name: Mrs. Catherine Butler
Born In: Lexington, Missouri Dec 19 1831
Married to: Hillary Butler 1846
Started to Oregon: May 1852 from Missouri
Route: Plains arrived Port. Oct. 1852
First Location: Alki Point, now Seattle, 1853
Occupation:
Died: Olympia, Jan. 3 1869
Remarks: Was one of the first white women at Seattle, and remained there about 12 years, and then went with her husband
to Olympia.
In her husband's obituary, it was written that all liked Mr. Butler, but they loved Mrs. Butler. She and Mr. Butler never had any children.
Oregon, Biographical and Other Index Card File, 1700s-1900s for Catherine Butler
Name: Mrs. Catherine Butler
Born In: Lexington, Missouri Dec 19 1831
Married to: Hillary Butler 1846
Started to Oregon: May 1852 from Missouri
Route: Plains arrived Port. Oct. 1852
First Location: Alki Point, now Seattle, 1853
Occupation:
Died: Olympia, Jan. 3 1869
Remarks: Was one of the first white women at Seattle, and remained there about 12 years, and then went with her husband
to Olympia.
In her husband's obituary, it was written that all liked Mr. Butler, but they loved Mrs. Butler. She and Mr. Butler never had any children.
Name: Mrs. Catherine Butler
Born In: Lexington, Missouri Dec 19 1831
Married to: Hillary Butler 1846
Started to Oregon: May 1852 from Missouri
Route: Plains arrived Port. Oct. 1852
First Location: Alki Point, now Seattle, 1853
Occupation:
Died: Olympia, Jan. 3 1869
Remarks: Was one of the first white women at Seattle, and remained there about 12 years, and then went with her husband
to Olympia.
In her husband's obituary, it was written that all liked Mr. Butler, but they loved Mrs. Butler. She and Mr. Butler never had any children.
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