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Ian Hamilton  
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 More options Apr 15 1996, 3:00 am
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From: Ian Hamilton <iha...@BSSC.EDU.AU>
Date: 1996/04/15
Subject: BUTLER; LIN,ENG > AUS; 1800-1900
I am hoping to make contact with Butler family members in the Lincoln area
of England to solve a family mystery that is sure to be still talked about!
My grandmother, Annie Butler died in 1974 and it was only two weeks after
her death that we found out she was illegitimate.  It seems that her father
James Butler and mother Margaret Allen were not married until 1913 - well
after the birth of their three daughters.  The reason became obvious -
Margaret Allen was married in Lincoln on 25 Dec. 1884 to a William Allis
and had two children to him, Rose born 1885 and George Henry born 1886.
Now sometime between the years 1886 and 1893 she did leave her husband and
travel to Australia with James Butler and assumed a married life with him.
Are there any Butler's out there who can assist me unravel the whys and
wherefors of this family mystery?  Leanne.

 
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Hugh  
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 More options Apr 26 1996, 3:00 am
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From: Hugh <hug...@ICONZ.CO.NZ>
Date: 1996/04/26
Subject: Re: BUTLER; LIN,ENG > AUS; 1800-1900

Ian Hamilton <iha...@BSSC.EDU.AU> wrote:
>My grandmother, Annie Butler died in 1974 and it was only two weeks after
>her death that we found out she was illegitimate.  It seems that her father
>James Butler and mother Margaret Allen were not married until 1913 - well
>after the birth of their three daughters.  The reason became obvious -
>Margaret Allen was married in Lincoln on 25 Dec. 1884 to a William Allis
>and had two children to him, Rose born 1885 and George Henry born 1886.
>Now sometime between the years 1886 and 1893 she did leave her husband and
>travel to Australia with James Butler and assumed a married life with him.

                            The UK Marriage Witness Index Report

     Witness:  Martha              BUTLER                   Holland Fen Chapel
     Groom:    John                BUTLER                   Boston
     Bride:    Susannah            HUDSON                   LIN
     02Apr1867
       FENBY M-Peacehaven Cott.,Bolton,Wilberforce,YO4 5QS

     Witness:  Richard             HUDSON                   Holland Fen Chapel
     Groom:    John                BUTLER                   Boston
     Bride:    Susannah            HUDSON                   LIN
     02Apr1867
       FENBY M-Peacehaven Cott.,Bolton,Wilberforce,YO4 5QS

     Witness:  Thomas              HUDSON                   Holland Fen Chapel
     Groom:    John                BUTLER                   Boston
     Bride:    Susannah            HUDSON                   LIN
     02Apr1867
       FENBY M-Peacehaven Cott.,Bolton,Wilberforce,YO4 5QS

       When writing to any of the people who submitted these details
     please say you found their name and address in the UK Marriage Witness
     Index.
       And please quote the full entry you are interested in so that
     the genealogist can find the marriage in their records.

       Submissions to the indexes can be made through:

         http://midas.ac.uk/genuki/mwi/submit.html

     Hugh Winters


 
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