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568. HAZEL9 BUTLER (JOHN TOPHAM8, JAMES7, JOHN LOWE6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born November 30, 1912 in Douglas, Arizona Territory. She married WILLIAM HOWARD PETERS July 14, 1945 in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California.

More About HAZEL BUTLER:
Schools: 1934, Graduated from Arizona State University B.A.

More About WILLIAM HOWARD PETERS:
Schools: 1932, Graduated from Stanford University, California
     
Children of HAZEL BUTLER and WILLIAM PETERS are:
  i.   SUSAN JYNE10 PETERS, b. June 19, 1946, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.
  More About SUSAN JYNE PETERS:
Schools: 1968, Brigham Young University B.A.
  ii.   DENNIS EDWIN PETERS, b. June 28, 1949, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.
  More About DENNIS EDWIN PETERS:
Schools: 1973, Brigham Young University B.A.


569. LOUISE9 BUTLER (JOHN TOPHAM8, JAMES7, JOHN LOWE6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born December 22, 1916 in Lehi, Arizona. She married HARRY POOLER RICKEL August 23, 1940.
     
Children of LOUISE BUTLER and HARRY RICKEL are:
  i.   DIANNE CLAY10 RICKEL, b. February 19, 1943.
  ii.   RICHARD BUHLIG RICKEL, b. March 17, 1947.
  iii.   HARRY BOYER RICKEL, b. June 21, 1951.


570. PEARL ALMIRA9 SEVY (REUBEN WARREN8, PHEBE MALINDA7 BUTLER, JOHN LOWE6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born March 27, 1894 in Panguitch, Utah, and died February 18, 1988 in Vallejo, California. She married FERDINAND ERICKSON September 04, 1921 in Monroe, Utah, son of FERNANDO ERICKSON and CATHARINE JONES.
     
Children of PEARL SEVY and FERDINAND ERICKSON are:
  i.   RICHARD SEVY10 ERICKSON, b. October 16, 1925, Richfield, Utah; m. PATRICIA LOUISE MADSEN, October 02, 1955, Richfield, Utah.
  ii.   RODNERY ERICKSON, b. December 03, 1934, Monroe, Utah; m. BARBARA SUZANNE LENDZON, May 04, 1957, Detroit, Michigan.


571. PAULINE EDWARD9 FALLER (ROBERT D.8, MARY7 BUTLER, ROBERT S.6, EDMUND5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born March 26, 1906 in Franklin, Simpson County, Kentucky, and died May 10, 1973 in Simpson County, Kentucky/Buried in Stateline/Restlawn Memorial Gardens. She married WOODIE EXCELL HINES June 12, 1928 (Source: Unsure about the date.), son of ABRAHAM HINES and LUETTA CORNWELL.
     
Child of PAULINE FALLER and WOODIE HINES is:
  i.   CORA MAE10 HINES, b. May 08, 1936, Simpson County, kentucky; m. MARION LESTER OLIVER HARPER, June 18, 1950, Simpson County, Kentucky.
  More About CORA MAE HINES:
Fact 3: Owns Robert Butler farm with Butler Cemetery next to railroad.


572. AMERICA9 BUTLER (JAMES SANFORD8, FRANCIS MARION7, ROBERT S.6, EDMUND5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1). She married UNKNOWN FOUNT.
     
Children of AMERICA BUTLER and UNKNOWN FOUNT are:
  i.   LEON10 FOUNT.
  ii.   REBECCA FOUNT.
  iii.   WIONNA FOUNT.


573. NANCY ELIZABETH9 BUTLER (JAMES SANFORD8, FRANCIS MARION7, ROBERT S.6, EDMUND5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1). She married UNKNOWN GREEN.
     
Children of NANCY BUTLER and UNKNOWN GREEN are:
  i.   LAURA10 GREEN.
  ii.   WILLIAM GREEN.


574. SALLIE MILLIKEN9 BUTLER (HENRY8, FRANCIS MARION7, ROBERT S.6, EDMUND5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1). She married ALBERT C. CLARK.
     
Children of SALLIE BUTLER and ALBERT CLARK are:
  i.   VIRGINIA10 CLARK.
  ii.   GLADYS RUTH CLARK.
  iii.   EARL CLARK, b. 1888.
  iv.   ELIJAH D. CLARK, b. 1890.
  v.   CHESTER CLARK, b. 1892.
  vi.   MARY C. CLARK, b. 1895; m. EARL DUNN.
  vii.   THOMAS GREEN CLARK, b. 1900; d. 1953.
  viii.   JOE PRESLEY CLARK, b. 1902; d. 1975.
  ix.   JAMES E. CLARK, b. 1909; d. 1969.
  x.   FRANK B. CLARK, b. 1911; d. 1945.


575. FRANK9 BUTLER (HENRY8, FRANCIS MARION7, ROBERT S.6, EDMUND5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1). He married MARY HELEN BRYANT.
     
Child of FRANK BUTLER and MARY BRYANT is:
  i.   ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE10 BUTLER, m. HUBERT BARRETT ELLIOT, SR..


576. WILLIAM BAXTER9 BILLINGSLEY (MARY ANN8 BUTLER, ELLIOTT LEWIS7, CONSTANT BOONE6, SAMUEL LEWIS5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born September 10, 1880 in Corinth, Alcorn County, Mississippi, and died July 15, 1926 in Kirkland, Childress County, Texas. He married MILLIE BELLE SPURLIN 1902 in Bell County, Texas.
     
Children of WILLIAM BILLINGSLEY and MILLIE SPURLIN are:
  i.   VESTAL BYRON10 BILLINGSLEY, b. August 07, 1903, Bell County, Texas; d. February 15, 1965, Myrtle Point, Coos County, Oregon; m. IRENE CRISTLER MITCHELL, Private.
  More About IRENE CRISTLER MITCHELL:
Fact 1: Private
  ii.   MARY THELMA BILLINGSLEY, b. September 17, 1905, Brookhaven, Bell County, TX; d. July 1986, Colorado; m. KARL ATCHLEY, December 1924, Kirkland, Childress Co., TX.
  iii.   LOIS ELOISE BILLINGSLEY, m. OLIVER JACKSON CHRISTOPHER.
  More About LOIS ELOISE BILLINGSLEY:
Fact 1: Private
  iv.   ROBERT WARREN BILLINGSLEY, b. March 15, 1920, Kirkland, Childress Co., TX; d. 1984, Medford, Oregon; m. VEVA PETERSEN.
  More About VEVA PETERSEN:
Fact 1: Private


577. JAMES OWEN9 BUTLER (JOHN T.8, JAMES M.7, JAMES6, AARON5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born December 17, 1896, and died in Sunnyside cemetery/Butler County, Kentucky. He married GOEBEL DRAKE.
     
Children of JAMES BUTLER and GOEBEL DRAKE are:
  i.   MARGARET10 BUTLER, m. UNKNOWN MAOX.
  ii.   OPEL BUTLER, m. JAMES LOGAN WARREN.
  iii.   JAMES A. BUTLER, b. 1938; d. Sunnyside cemetery..


578. MARY KATHERINE9 JAMES (FINUS8, MARY SOPHIA7 BUTLER, JOHN6, AARON5, WILLIAM4, FRANCES3 COOKE, ABRAHAM2, WILLIAM (?)1) was born 1914. She married (1) ROBERT LEO HOGAN, SR., son of OWEN HOGAN. She married (2) ROBERT WILLIAM MURPHY 1949.

Notes for ROBERT LEO HOGAN, SR.:
From jean Schneider, Dec. 12, 1998: I recently read about the
Eisenhower Center in New Orleans, which is collecting memoirs,
histories, etc of WWII vets. I transcribed three of my father's letters,
one written on the troop transport ship to England, one written in Camp
Fargo, Wiltshire, England, and one from "somewhere in France" for
inclusion in the Archives. Also the letter from his Captain detailing
how he died. I'd like to share the letter from France with you. Jean -
"Clasen" that he refers to was his Captain, Glenn Clasen.

This letter was probably written near Vert St. Denis, France, based on
1st Platoon, Company A’s morning report for the date of August 25, 1944

Aug. 25
Dearest Mary K.,
Another mail call today but for some unhappy reason, I had no luck
whatsoever, I haven’t been able to write very much myself and know how
you probably feel at not hearing from me as regularly as I’d like to
write. I think of you and the kids a great deal and dig out the
pictures to remind myself of what a wonderful family I have back home
waiting for me to come back when Hitler finally decides to throw in the
towel - any day now will be perfectly all right with me.

No news except that everything is going very good - our cigarets are
becoming much more plentiful and we have been getting 10 in 1 rations -
those we used to get on the desert - we’ve had a little too much rain
for comfort but now the sun is out bright and warm and most of our
equipment is dried out. We weren’t given the honor of going into Paris
- that privilege was reserved for the French army - I saw some of them
going in and believe me there were lots of happy people and the wine ran
free as water - of course I got in on my share and we were fed a very
nice meal of bacon and eggs in one of the homes - was nice to use china
and silver again after several weeks out - I also had a chance to sleep
in a real bed but we got orders and had to move out - will get a chance
again I hope.

These people are the most insistent hand shakers you ever saw - the
whole family goes through the ceremony and if you pass the “cigs” they
all have one. They certainly appreciate some of the odds and ends we
give them from our rations - not that they are hungry but they do lack
variety.

We had quite a ceremony in a little town the other day. The Free
French had their headquarters in a castle and on our arrival they
hoisted the tri-color while we all stood at attention - then their
“chief” pinned a gadget on my jacket and I gave him my crossed sabers -
very touching I must say. Have much to tell you when I come back but
can’t write it as now it is regarded as military info.

Am hungry for the sight of you and the kids, sweetheart. I certainly
miss you now more than ever - guess it’s because I realize how darned
far away you are. Tell J.A. to keep praying that her daddy will be
home soon because he is mighty lonesome. From Bobby’s pictures, I’d say
he has grown six inches - surely is a husky isn’t he - can’t begin to
tell you how proud I am of you three or how much I love you - there
never was anyone so wonderful as you and every day I realize more and
more that you are all the world to me.

My moustache is absolutely red don’t know how that happens but it is
true - no change of coveralls since arriving and they are filthy.
Clasen and I did have a bath the other day - found a tub and some well
water - cold as hell but very refreshing. All the boys are well and
send their regards. Jack got some funny papers and we certainly have
enjoyed them - funny how you miss such things. Take good care of
yourself - watch the kids grow and remember I love you so very, very,
much and will be home before long to remind you -
Good-by and God Bless you all
Bob
P.S. I didn’t buy bonds, meant that I would send the money - another
pay-day soon and I can send home an additional $100 - about all I spend
any for is for bread and eggs for us.
B






More About ROBERT LEO HOGAN, SR.:
Military: 1944, World War II, killed in France
     
Children of MARY JAMES and ROBERT HOGAN are:
  i.   JEAN ANN10 HOGAN, b. September 05, 1941, Newton, Kansas; m. (1) HENRY ANTHONY LAY, October 09, 1965, Wichita, Kansas; m. (2) GARY JOSEPH SCHNEIDER, May 16, 1992, St. Louis, Missouri.
  Notes for JEAN ANN HOGAN:
Jean mentions that her James line is traced back to Christopher Butler that married Lucy Thompson, and the Butlers trace back to Elizabeth Butler that married William Claiborne, this Butler line traces back to England. It "may or may not" be associated with the Edmund "E" Butler line we are working on.

I need to look up John James/Justina Thurston, has some of Christopher James' line on it.


  More About JEAN ANN HOGAN:
Schools: St. Louis University
  ii.   ROBERT LEO HOGAN, JR., b. December 06, 1943.

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