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Note: 1900 U.S. Federal Census Fairview Twsp., Jones County, Iowa
Enumerated: June 7, 1900
District # 53
Page # 7B
Lines: 62 - 72
Butler, Albert 41 Sept 1858 Married 18 yrs IA PA PA Occupation: Prison Gaurd
Butler, Ida 42 Nov 1857 Children 9 / 9 IA PA NY
Bulter, George 17 Sept. 1887 IA IA IA Occupation: R R Fireman
Butler, Ervin 16 March 1884 IA IA IA Occupation: Farm Laborer
Butler, Alvin 15 April 1885 IA IA IA At School
Butler, Homer 13 1887 IA IA IA At School
Butler, Charley 9 1891 IA IA IA At School
Butler, Nettie 7 Aug 1892 IA IA IA At School
Butler, Martha 6 Nov 1893 IA IA IA At School
Butler, Benjamin 4 June 1895 IA IA IA
Butler, Bert Jr. 2 April 1898 IA IA IA
1910 U.S. Federal Census East Waterloo Township Waterloo City Black Hawk County, Iowa
Enumerated April 29, 1900
District # 3
Enumeration District # 22
Sheet # 19 B
Lines 60 - 61
Oneida Street
Butler, George B. 28 Married 1 Year IA IA IA Occupation: Brakeman / Railroad
Butler, Lydia Adella 19 Married 1 Year IA US US No Children
1920 Federal Census Black Hawk County, Waterloo, Iowa
Enumerated: January 12, 1920
Sheet # 14B
Enumeration District # 33
George Butler 36 Iowa USA USA Occupation: Conductor Railroad
Lydia 29 Iowa PA IN
Helen 9 Iowa IA IA
Albert 7 Iowa IA IA
Thelma 5 Iowa IA IA
Arthur 2 Iowa IA IA
Lilian 9mo Iowa IA IA
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OBIT (As found in the Waterloo Evening Courier)
GEORGE B. BUTLER
Funeral services for George B. Butler, 42, 215 Oneida Street, and Illinois Centeral Conductor, who died after a brief illness in Fort Dodge at 3 p. m. yesterday at the O'Keefe and Towne Chapel Sunday at 2:30 p. m., Rev. R. N. MacDonald officiating and members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen attending. Burial will be in Fairview.
Mr. Butler was stricken by an attack of appendicitis while on his run at Fort Dodge on Wednesday. An emergency operation was performed at a hospital but he failed to rally. The body was brought to Waterloo this morning.
He had been a conductor on the Illinois Centeral for 18 years, running on the western division. He was a native of Iowa, born Sept. 11, 1882. On Sept. 4, 1908, he was married in Waterloo to Miss Lydia Gushard. The widow, six children, his mother, residing at Iowa Falls, six brothers and three sisters survive. The children are Helen, 15; Albert, 14; Thelma, 10; Arthur, 8; Lillian, 6; and Marjorie, 3.
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