The entries for people & families with the surname Butterfield are gathered together in this SideTrack.
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He was landlord of the Queen's Hotel, West Vale [1895-1905].
On 16th September 1893, he married Mary Isabella Leighton [1864-1905]
at St John's Church, Ingrow & Hainworth, Yorkshire.
Children:
Asa died 21st February 1905.
Probate records show that he left effects valued at £280 15/8d.
Probate was granted to
George Feather (jeweller) and George Stoney (butcher).
After his death, Mary Isabella took over at the Queen's.
Mary Isabella died later that year [19th April 1905].
Probate records show that she left effects valued at £493 6/9d.
Administration was granted to John William Butterfield (coachman).
They are mentioned in the List of Local Wills: 1905.
After the death of their parents, the children went to live with
their uncle John William Butterfield in Bradford
Children:
Born in Ovenden.
He married Susan, daughter of Richard Wood.
Children:
On 3rd June 1629, he married Ann Junden.
Children:
Around 1630, the family emigrated to Massachusetts, USA and all the
children were born and died there
Born at Norland Hall [2nd January 1898].
In 1901, George Henry
& his grandmother Sarah Ann Butterfield
were living at Norland Hall, where Sarah Ann was
housekeeper to John Smith [b Easingwold 1847] (worker for an
oil maker)
He was
a woollen piecer [1911] /
a woollen piecer with the Hollins Mill Company, Greetland
(out-of-work) [1921].
In [Q2] 1922, he married Doris Laycock in Halifax.
Children:
He was an engine tenter in a worsted mill [1861].
In 1857, he married Sarah Ann, daughter of William Tasker, in Halifax.
Children:
They lived at Beacon Corner, Northowram [1861]
He married Elizabeth Gill
He died 10th June 1846 (aged 59).
Members of the family were buried at Lister Lane Cemetery [Plot 2717]
In 1610, he married Sarah Wood [1594-1635].
Nathaniel died 3rd July 1615
He married Unknown.
Children:
Grace who married Henry Hall from Bank Lodge, Leeds
In 1635,
Samuel,
his mother,
his stepfather,
and
his stepbrother Jonathan
sailed from Bristol to New England, aboard
the James – see The Mitchells in America.
Samuel died in Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, the victim of
an Indian massacre.
One account says
In August 1867, he was declared bankrupt
Born in Ovenden.
On 19th December 1596, he married (1) Isabel Murgatroyd.
Children:
On 8th March 1612, he married (2) Susan Wood in Ovenden.
Children:
Thomas died in Ovenden [16th September 1614].
After his death, Susan married Matthew Mitchell and
went with him to America
On 8th February 1612/3, he married Susan [1590-1635], daughter
of Edmund Wood, at Ovenden.
Children:
Baptised at Halifax Parish Church [26th December 1614]
He was
landlord of the Moorcock, Wainstalls [1905] /
a farmer at the Moorcock, Wainstalls [1911] /
landlord of the Moorcock, Wainstalls [1917].
Around 1890, he married Lily [1867-19??] from Denholme.
Children:
He was an itinerant preacher [from 1784].
Butterfield, Asa Ref 490-3215
Mary Isabella was born in Dewsbury
Butterfield, Benjamin Ref 490-2536 Butterfield, Benjamin Ref 490-2721
Butterfield, Benjamin Ref 490-2537
Ann was the daughter of Richard Junden
Butterfield, George Henry Ref 490-767
Butterfield, Henry Ref 490-1501
Butterfield, James Ref 490-1094 Butterfield, John Ref 490-1917 
Butterfield, Jonathan Ref 490-1357 Butterfield, Nathaniel Ref 490-1986
Sarah was born and died in Ovenden
Butterfield, Robert Ref 490-2629 Butterfield, Robert Ref 490-2211
Butterfield, Samuel Ref 490-734
In 1636, Samuel Butterfield was taken by the
Pequot(t) indians
and tortured to death
Butterfield, Samuel Ref 490-2569 Butterfield, Thomas Ref 490-701
Butterfield, Thomas Ref 490-2722
Butterfield, Thomas Ref 490-3500 Butterfield, Thomas Ref 490-178
Butterfield, William Ref 490-1685
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Samuel Butterfield emigrated to America and was killed by
Indians.
Being an ancient family, the Butterfields have a great number
of descendants, and frequently inter-married with other local families.
The various researchers have contributed generously to the entries
here, though their versions of the names, dates and relationships of
these descendants may conflict at some point.
Although there may be some errors / inaccuracies, the information here
will give the general reader some idea of who the family were and
what they achieved through the generations
See
Butterfield
The Butterfield family Ref 490-2723
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There are
19
entries on
the Calderdale Companion
for people with the surname Butterfield,
as discussed in this SideTrack.
Butterfield surname Ref 490-1
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