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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Sophia Butterfield: Birth: 30 May 1807 in Putnam, Washington, Ny. Death: 2 Jan 1838 in [Chautauqua County, Ny?]

  2. Melintha Butterfield: Birth: 10 Jun 1808 in Putnam, Washington, Ny. Death: 11 Jun 1873 in Pomfret, Chautauqua, Ny

  3. Martha T. Butterfield: Birth: 29 May 1810 in Putnam, Washington, Ny. Death: 3 Jan 1876 in Charlotte, Chautauqua Co., Ny

  4. Samuel Draper Butterfield: Birth: 10 Dec 1811 in Putnam, Washington, Ny?. Death: 19 Mar 1812

  5. Luretta Butterfield: Birth: 16 May 1813 in Putnam, Washington, Ny?. Death: 15 Dec 1844 in Arkwright, Chautauqua, Ny

  6. Jane Moriah Butterfield: Birth: 22 Feb 1815 in Putnam, Washington, Ny. Death: 11 Mar 1884 in Chautauqua Co., Ny

  7. Francis Asbury "Frank" Butterfield: Birth: 1 Jun 1817 in Washington Co., Ny. Death: 21 Oct 1886 in Spring Creek, Warren, Pa

  8. William Riley Butterfield: Birth: 24 Aug 1819 in New York. Death: 16 Mar 1863 in Laona, Chautauqua, Ny

  9. Chloe Anne Butterfield: Birth: 17 Nov 1821. Death: 25 Jan 1896 in Wellsburg, Erie, Pa

  10. Orville Kimpton Butterfield: Birth: 17 Nov 1823 in Putnam, Washington, New York. Death: 7 Nov 1892 in West Spring Creek, Warren Co., Pa

  11. Mary Eliza Butterfield: Birth: 20 Dec 1825 in Putnam, Washington, Ny?. Death: BEF 25 Jan 1896

  12. Henry ? Butterfield: Birth: bet 1825/1828. Death: BEF 1830 in Putnam, Washington, Ny?


Sources
1. Title:   #21
Text:   "Billy Butterfield, born 1785" (Search results, including sources) International Genealogical Index (North America). Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints online database. <http://www.familysearch.org> October, 2000.
2. Title:   #3
Text:   Goodrich Family Bible (pub. 1855). Descendants and ancestors of William Butterfield (b1785) reportedly compiled by Nancy (Bemis) Butterfield, wife of Orville K. Butterfield (b1823) before 1904. Family Record pages of the Bible include b/m/d facts for the family of Orville and Nancy Butterfield's daughter, Clara Eliza Butterfield and her husband Ernest Milo Goodrich. In the possession of Jermey Kuhne, an Orville K. Butterfield descendant (through Clara), May 2004.
3. Title:   #9
Text:   Durfee Family Notebook. (Family Group Sheet for Aaron and Jane Butterfield Durfee, pedigree for Delilah Durfee Mark, asst. photos, Pork Road and other cemetery transcriptions by Judy Stoddard of Clymer, NY) Comp. from contents of the Durfee Family File at the Fenton Hist. Soc., Jamestown (Chautauqua), NY. 1991.
4. Title:   #13
Text:   Joanne Mansfield. Personal e-mail correspondence re: marriage and death records for Burnhams and Butterfields in Chautauqua County, NY, from Jamestown, NY, library. 16 Jul, 19 Jul, 1 Aug and 29 Aug 2001.
5. Title:   #18
Text:   William Butterfield probate record (Petition of Lucy M. Butterfield of 21 Oct 1827, Bond for Lucy M. Butterfield of 21 Oct 1829, Inventory of goods, chattels and credits of 20 Feb 1830). Surrogate Court of Washington County, NY. Washington County Archives, Fort Edward, NY. 16 Apr 2003.
6. Title:   #19
Text:   1820 U.S. Census for Putnam Township, Washington County, NY, p. 2 of 3. Ancestry.com Census Images Online. 17 Dec 2001.
7. Title:   #15
Text:   Charles A. Butterfield of Danvers, MA, comp. Family Group Sheets for John Butterfield/Abigail Morse, Nathan Butterfield/ Anne Backus and Chloe Canfield, Sarah Octavia Butterfield/ William Butterfield, William Butterfield/ Lucy Morton Johnson. 1973.

Notes
a. Note:   eived from http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bing
  William's name first appears as a head of household in the 1810 U.S. Census for Putnam in Washington County, NY, four years after he and Lucy Johnson were married. Also living in Putnam Township at the time were William's father, John Butterfield, his brothers Edward and Nathan and his widowed sister, Octavia (Mrs. Ephraim) Case. William and Lucy had four children in 1810, all under ten years old: one boy and three girls. (A young male, aged 16-26, too old to have been a son, also lived in William's household.)
  William and Lucy still lived in Putnam when the 1820 U.S. census was taken. Their household consisted of 2 boys under 10 years (Francis, William R.); 2 males aged 26-45 (William and another unknown male); 3 females under 10 years (Martha, Luretta, Jane), 2 females 10-16 (Sophia, Melintha); and one female 26-45 (Lucy).
  William and Lucy are presumed to have been devout converts to the Methodist faith, as they named their sons after Methodist preachers and missionaries. Their first son, Samuel (b1811), was named in honor of Samuel Draper (d1824), a Methodist circuit preacher and first pastor of the Methodist church in Hudson Falls (Washington County), NY. Their second son, Francis (b1817), was named for Francis Asbury (1745-1816), first Superintendent of the American Methodist Church, whose tireless missionary work in upper New York from 1777 until his death is credited with establishing the Methodist church in America. Their third son, William (b1819), was named after William Riley, a Methodist preacher who published a hymnal much in use at the time. Their son Orville (b1823) was named after Rev. Orville Kimpton (1802-1849) who was a Methodist preacher in the Franklin and Bennington County area of Vermont.
  William died on 18 October, 1827 at the age of 42. William left no will, but his widow, Lucy M. Butterfield, petitioned the Washington County court for title to his estate. No children were mentioned or named in the official probate record. An inventory of William's goods, chattels and credits submitted to the court lists personal property consisting of livestock and grain, tools and household goods worth $263. William appeared not to have owned any land. The bulk of his estate consisted of three debts owed him: "Ezra Holcom" (his brother-in-law, husband of his sister Mathilda) owed him $398., "L.B. Leon" (Ludovicus Lyon, his son-in-law, husband of his 18-year-old daughter Martha) owed him $11. and "Isaac M. Kenyon" (who appears to have been a neighbor) owed him $313.
  In 1830, Lucy still lived in Putnam and still had eight or nine children at home. Martha, one of the older daughters, had married Ludovicus Lyon by 1830 and lived in an adjacent household.
  William's name appears in the Durfee Family Notebook in various ways, as simply "William Butterfield," as "J. William Butterfield," and as "Wm. Asa John Butterfield." A birth record listed by the International Genealogical Index (taken from New Hampshire vital statistics records) gives him the name, "Billy Butterfield." His probate records refer to him as "William Butterfield."
Note:   Much of the information received about John Butterfield and Abigail Morse descendents was rec

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