Notes for Henry Lutellis Buttermore: from the Lincoln Register, Lincoln Center, July 14, 1881, page 3: Mr. Buttermore, of Pleasant Hill reports all "well " down there. (also) Mr. Buttermore ..... was in on Saturday and extended his compliments to the Register, and assurances that "all is well."
from the Saline Valley Register, Lincoln Center, May 5, 1882, page 2: Pleasant Hill --- H.L. Buttermore has been on a tour through Ottawa County during the last week, assuming the liberty conceded to the county superintendant, and visited the school ma'ams.
from the Lincoln County veterans information from the 1885 census: Name, age, Township, page no.: H. L. BUTTERMORE, 36, Logan, p.9 State of enlistment: Illinois Company -- Regiment -- Arm of Service: C -- 14 -- Infantry
Roster of Ex-Union Soldiers and Soldiers' Widows in Lincoln County, 1889 Buttermore Private C 14th Illinois infantry
1895 Census, Kansas Name Age Sex Color Birthplace County City/Township Ward Vol. Sect. Page Buttermore, Dot 5 F W Kansas Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, H L 40 M W Pennsylvania Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, Hattie 9 F W Kansas Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, J B 11 M W Kansas Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, Mary 8 F W Kansas Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, Olive 0.6 F W Kansas Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, Rosa 8 F W Kansas Lincoln Logan Township 200 11 Buttermore, Sarah 30 F W Indiana Lincoln Logan Township 200 11
from the Lincoln Sentinel, Sept. 4, 1902, page 5: Beverly ---- Mr. Buttermore's are still having the measles, but all are improving.
from the Lincoln Republican, Nov.20, 1902, page 4: Beverly --- Henry Buttermore has lost several head of young stock lately. He claims it is not black leg, but doesn't know what is the cause.
from the Lincoln Sentinel, Oct.6, 1904, page 8: Beverly --- Henry Buttermore has a fine new barn. Hall & Abbott did the work.
from the Lincoln Sentinel, April 11, 1907, page 8: Logan --- H.L. Buttermore erected a new windmill.
from the Tescott Press, Aug.18, 1910, page 8: Beverly --- Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Buttermore spent Saturday in Salina with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Dimick.
from the Lincoln Republican, Oct.24, 1912: Beverly --- The sale of Mr. Buttermore last Thursday was well attended. The cows on sale brought an extra large price.
from the Lincoln County plat book, 1918 Name Township Section Acres Buttermore, H.L. Logan 27 40 Buttermore, H.L. Logan 34 200
from the Beverly Tribune, July 22, 1920: Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Buttermore returned Friday from a six weeks visit with their children in Colorado, Idaho, and Washington.
from the Beverly Tribune, January 13, 1921, page 3: Edward Thrall and family are expected to arrive from Washington soon and will make their home on the Buttermore farm. Mrs. Thrall is the oldest daughter of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Buttermore will retire from the farm after harvest. Mr. Buttermore settled on the place forty-seven years ago this March and it has been his home ever since. He married a few years later and their eight children, seven daughters and one son, were born on the homestead. Now Mr. Buttermore feels unable to keep the place up as it should be and will try the retired life.
from the Beverly Tribune, December 22, 1927, page 1: Henry Lutellis Buttermore was born in Connelsville, Pa., May 29, 1848. He departed this life at his home in Beverly, Kansas, December 15, 1927. He moved with his parents to Illinois when a small boy. He enlisted in Co. C, 14th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers. Captain James C. McKenzie Commanding. He was discharged at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, September 16, 1865. He came to Lincoln Co. in the early seventies. He was a charter member of the G.A.R. Louis Christie Post No. 422, Beverly, Kansas in which he retained membership until it was discontinued. He then transferred his membership to Glen Hazen Post of Lincoln, Kansas, to which he belonged at the time of his death. He was a member of the First Christian Church, having united with that church while living in Illinois. He homesteaded a farm two miles north of Beverly, Kansas, where he lived until a few years ago when he moved to Beverly. He was united in marriage to Sarah Elizabeth Rhodes of Beverly, Kansas September 28, 1882. To this union were born nine children, eight of whom survive him, one son having died in infancy. He leaves to mourn his departure his wife, and eight children, Bruce, of Crowley, Colo.; Harriet Thrall, Hood, Oregon; Mary Stewart, Colfax, Wash.; Rose Dimmick, Salina, Kansas; Irene Pile, Osborne, Kansas; Olive Webb, Ruth Towne, and Velma Buttermore of Beverly, besides several grandchildren and other relatives and a host of friends. He was a kind and loving husband and father. Mr. Buttermore was a kind neighbor, an upright citizen, and a true friend, who will be greatly missed, not alone by his family and other relatives, but by his neighbors and friends and the community at large.
More About Henry Lutellis Buttermore: Census 1: 1895, Logan Township, Lincoln County, Kansas. Census 2: 1900, Logan Township, Lincoln County, Kansas. Census 3: 1910, BUTTERMORE HENRY L 61 M W PA KS LINCOLN LOGAN TWP 1910. Census 4: 1915, Logan Township, Lincoln County, Kansas. Census 5: 1920, BUTTERMORE HENRY L 71 M W PA KS LINCOLN LOGAN TWP 1920.
More About Henry Lutellis Buttermore and Sarah Elizabeth Rhodes: Marriage: September 28, 1882
Marriage Notes for Henry Lutellis Buttermore and Sarah Elizabeth Rhodes: from The Sentinel, Oct.13, 1882: from Morton ---- Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, September 28, 1882, by Squire Adams, Henry Buttermore and Miss Sarah E. Rhoads, all of Lincoln county.
Children of Henry Lutellis Buttermore and Sarah Elizabeth Rhodes are:
Henry Lutellis Buttermore (b. May 29, 1848, d. December 15, 1927)
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