Gave Canada as residence in the 1870 census- Also gave his parents place of birth Ireland.

The Family story holds he left Ireland and came to the US. due to the potato crop failure.
In 1880 he reports his birth place as Ireland, and his mother and fathers birthplace as Ireland

DEATH DATE AUG 22, 1906

DIED IN Ottawa Co. Polkton Twp, Michigan

BURIED COOPERVILLE CEM

Muskegon Co. Egelston, Michigan

1870 Census Muskegon Co., Eggleston Twp, Michigan 28yr.

1880 Census Muskegon Co., Eggleston Twp, Michigan 37yr.

1884 Census Muskegon Co., Egleston Twp, Michigan 45yr.

1900 Census Muskegon Co., Michigan (Under Downing) 58yr.

OCCUPATION LISTED AS Farmer

NOTE: George Dunning was in the Civil War, he was Capt. Co. A. 21st Ill. Inf.
Rank - Induction: Captain; Rank - Discharge: Captain; Allegiance: Union

1880 United States Federal Census Record

Name: George H. Dunning

Age: 37

Estimated birth year: <1843>

Birthplace: Ireland

Occupation: Farming

Relationship to head-of-household: Self

Home in 1880: Eggleston, Muskegon, Michigan

Marital status: Married

Race: White

Gender: Male

Spouse's name: Malona Dunning

Father's birthplace: IRE

Mother's birthplace: IRE

Mother's birthplace: IRE

Neighbors: View others on page

Occupation: Farming

Marital status: Married

Race: White

Gender: Male

Household Members: Name and Age

George H. Dunning 37

Malona Dunning 28

Willie Dunning 13

Amber Dunning 11

Eugine Dunning 9

Mary Dunning 6

Ernest Dunning 4

Charles Dunning 2

DUNNING G.H. Capt. Co. A. 21st Ill. Inf.

Dunning, George H. b. 1840 d. 1906
Dunning, Clara M. b. 1851 d. 1917

Malona Claire Truax

SEX F; BIRTH DATE APR 6, 1851, Saratoga Co., Edinburg Twp, New York

DEATH DATE FEB 24, 1917, cause: broncho pneumonia; Muskegon Co. Muskegon, Michigan

BURIAL DATE COOPERsVILLE CEM. Ottawa Co. Coopersville, Michigan

1870 Census Muskegon Cp., Eggleston Twp, Michigan 19yr.

1880 Census Muskegon Co., Eggleston Twp, Michigan 28yr.

1884 Census Muskegon Co., Eggleston Twp, MIchigan 35yr.

1880 United States Federal Census Record

Name: Malona Dunning

Age: 28

Estimated birth year: <1852>

Birthplace: New York

Occupation: Keeping House

Relationship to head-of-household: Wife

Home in 1880: Eggleston, Muskegon, Michigan

Marital status: Married

Race: White

Gender: Female

Spouse's name: George H. Dunning

Father's birthplace: NY

Mother's birthplace: NY

MUSKEGON CHRONICLE
February 24, 1917 - Mrs. Clara M. Dunning, age 69 years old, died at her home at 19th Barney Avenue in Muskegon Heights, Michigan, Friday morning after short illness. Mrs. Dunning was born in New York.

Coming to this city 40 years ago. Later she moved to Cooperville, Mich. Mrs. Dunning

married George Dunning in Michigan several years ago.

She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Herbert Butterfield of Grand

Rapid, Mrs. Harley Davenport of Ravenna and Mrs. Maude Eistedt of this city.

Fours sons, Charles, Ernest and Stephen of Muskegon and William of Ravenna. Also

3 sisters, Mrs. Emma Patterson of Ravenna, Mrs. Libbey Stamp of Cooperville and Mrs. Laiel

Hachett of New York, and four brothers, Joseph, Frank, Emmett and Dee Truax all

from Louisiana, also survive. Interment will be held at Cooperville Cemetery in

Cooperville, Michigan in Ottawa County.

Amber /Dunning/

1 SEX F

BIRTH AUG, 1868, New York

1 DEATH APR 26, 1917, Muskegon Co. Ravenna, Michigan

CAUSE- Humplogia/Humpligia

BURIAL - RAVENNA CEM.; Muskegon Co. Ravenna, Michigan

1 CENS

2 DATE 1870-80-84-1900-10--

2 PLAC Muskegon Co. Muskegon, Michigan

1870 Census Muskegon Co., Eggleston Twp, Michigan 2yr. #3

1880 Census Muskegon Co., Eggleston Twp, Michigan 11yr. #22

1884 Census Muskegon Co., Egleston Twp, Michigan 15yr.

1900 Census Muskegon Co., Ravenna Twp, Michigan 22yr.

1910 Census Muskegon Co., Ravenna Twp, Michigan 31yr.

In the 1910 census Harley and Amber were married for 18 yrs and one

child. Harley re-married to Jennie.

Amber is bruied in Ravenna Cemetery next to Harley in Lot 13 Grave #5.

There is also a baby in Lot 13 Grave #1.

1920 United States Federal Census Record

Name: Harley Davenport

Age: 52 years

Estimated birth year: abt 1868

Birthplace: Michigan

Race: White

Home in 1920: Ravenna, Muskegon, Michigan

Home owned: Own

Sex: Male

Marital status: Married

Relation to Head of House: Head

Able to read: Yes

Able to Write: Yes

Mother's Birth Place: New York

Father's Birth Place: Ohio

1880 census May was 6 yr old and in the 1884 census she was 10 yr

old living with her parents in Egleston Twp, Michgan and in the 1910 census she

was living in Ottawa Co., Michigan and she was 36 yr old.

MOUNT VERNON NEWS - Wednesday October 31, 1956
MAY BUTTERFIELD SPOHN, 82, of Academia, died Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Northside

Manor Rest Home after a long illness on Wednesday October 31, 1956. She was a

member of the Seventh-da y Adventist Church.

Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Carter of Battle Creek, Michigan six

sons, Grant Butterfield of Pittsburgh, Stephen of Washington D.C., Harry of

Jamestown, Herbert Butterfield of Maltland, Florida, George Butterfield of

Jamestown, New, York and Elwin Butterfield with the armed forces and stationed in London, England, and a sister, Maude Kibbey of Lansing, Michigan. Burial will be in

Mount View Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Ohio.She re-married to ------SPOHN.

In the 1910 census Herbert was living in Ottowa Co., Michgan and he was 37 yr old.

Herbert and May had 6 sons and 1 daughter and another son who died early.

He was a farmer and a salesman and they lived in Muskegon, and Coopersville,

Michigan; Altoona Pa; Jamestown, New York and Mt. Vernon, Ohio.

H.H.BUTTERFILED FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT, DIES - Herbert H. Butterfield, 70, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, formerly of this city died, September20, 1942 at the Washington D.C. Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield had gone to Washington to visit their two sons, George and Stephen Butterfield, and to Celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on the day before his death.

Mr. Butterfied leaves his widow, May Dunning Butterfield, of Mount

Vernon; a daughter, Hazel Butterfield of Battle Creek, Michigan and six sons,

Harry Butterfield of Jamestown, Stephen and George Butterfield of Washington,

Grant Butterfield of Kansas City, Kansas, Private (first class) Herbert Butterfield of Tullahoma,

Tennessee, Lieutenant Ewlin Butterfield of Keesler Field, Biloxi Mississippi,

formerly of Jamestown and a brother Rev. Myron V. Butterfield of Arizona, over

21 years missionary in the West Indies. Interment will be at Washington D.C. and Mount

ernon, Ohio in the Mount View Cemetery.

(birthrecord on-line Lib2 page 6)

Have record of birth Document Liber 2 Page 6 Records # 3611 - 3625

(3624)

1 DEAT

2 DATE FEB 25, 1929

2 PLAC Ingham Co. Lansing, Michigan

1 BURI

2 DATE MT. HOPE CEM.

2 PLAC Ingham Co. Lansing, Michigan

2 NOTE have obituary notice.

1 CENS

2 DATE 1880-84-1910-20

2 PLAC Muskegon & Lansing,Michigan

2 NOTE 1880 Census Muskegon Co, Egleston Twp, Michigan 4yr. #22

3 CONT 1884 Census Muskegon co., Egelston Twp, Michigan 8yr.

3 CONT 1900 Census

3 CONT 1910 Census Blair Co., Pennsylvania

33yr. #22 Pennsylvaina Miracode Index

3 CONT 1920 Census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan 45 yr

#22

3 CONT

3 CONT died 1929

1 NOTE In 1880 he was 4 yrs old and living with his parents in Muskegon,

Michigan. In the 1884 census for Muskegon Co., Egelston Twp, Michigan Ernest was

8 yr old. In 1910 they were in Blair Co., Pennsylvania and he was 33 yr old. In

1920 census he wa

2 CONC s in Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan and he was 45 yr old.

2 CONT

2 CONT Ernest Dunning was married before he married Edith Ada Mcqueen. I

believe he was married in Pennsylvania because he had a daughter , her name was

Amber Dunning and she was born in 1897 in Pennsylvania. In 1928 he re-married

Frances M. Lasiewic who is Ernest Harry Dunning wife mother.

Ernest Dunning was a streetcar conductor in Pennsylvania. He worked in a

coal yard in Muskegon, Michigan. He moved to Lansing, Michigan in 1927. He

Worked for the Reo Plant and also helped build the viaduct on Pennsylvania Ave.

next to Potter Park. He married Frances M. Lsaiewicze in Lansing, Mich on November 3rd, 1928. She was Ernest's third wife. His wife Edith was a good cook and a good

mother. She used to go berry picking and take her kids with her to help her

pick berries. She lov ed to have her kids around her. She loved to bake and can. She also did laundry for other people.

2 CONT ***** STATE JOURNAL ***** February 25, 1929 Ernest W. Dunning, age 52,

806 Baker Street died Monday morning. He had been a resident of Lansing for 10

years, and employed by the Olds Motor Works.

Mr. Dunning is survived by his wife Mrs. Frances M. Dunning, three sons,

Ernest Harry of Muskegon, and Joseph and Eugene Dunning of Lansing; five

daughters, Amber Dunning of Wajemo, Michigan and Pearl, Frances and Elsie

Dunning of Lansing and Edith Dunning of Grand Rapids. Ernest Dunning had three brothers, William and

Charles Dunning of Muskegon, Stephen Dunning of Lansing; also two sisters, Mrs.

May Butterfield of Mt.Vernon, Ohio and Mrs. Maude Kibbey of Grand Rapids.

Interment wil l be held in Mt. Hope Cemeter

In the 1910 census they were in Blair Co., Pennsylvania and Edith was 32

yr old. In the 1920 census Edith was living in Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan and

she was 39 yr old.

2 CONT

2 CONT ***** MUSKEGON CHRONICLE ***** December 17, 1925 Mrs. Ernest Dunning is

called by death. Mrs. Ernest Dunning, age 43 years old, died last night at her

home on 673 Leonard Street. She was born at Bay Mills, Muskegon on Sept 08,

1882. Mrs. Dunning is survived by her husband and seven children; Mrs. L.D.

Hasbrook and Frances, Edith and Elsie Dunning and Ernest, Joseph and Eugene

Dunning of Muskegon; also Mrs. Dunning's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQueen of

Montague, Michigan also four brothers, Duff of Montague, and Joseph, Nelson and Omer of Muskegon. Mrs. Dunning had two sisters; Mrs. John Church and Mrs. Rose Witham;

one grandchild. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery at Muskegon, Michigan.

In the 1884 census Stephen was 3 yr old living in Egleton Twp, Michigan

and in the 1900 he was in Muskegon Co., and he was 19 yr old. and before 1910

he had moved to Blair Co., Altoona, Penn and he was 28 yr old. Moving back to

Michgan he wa

s in the 1930 census in Ingham Co., Michgan and he was 46 yr old.

2 CONT

***** STATE JOURNAL July 21, 1948 ***** Stephen Raymond Dunning was

killed in traffic accident late Tuesday in the Lansing area. Three other lost

their life in other state. Stephen R.Dunning, 66 years old, from Millett, was

believe to have bee n instantly killed when his car crashed into a telephone pole Tuesday afternoon on highway M-104 four tenths of a mile east of Hollister Road in

Victor Township, Clinton County. Dunning who was riding alone at the time of the

mishap, snapped of a telephone pole, and continued another 20 feet before stopping,

according to State Police. Officers said Dunning suffered a broken neck, there

were no skid mark, this fact led them to surmise that the driver might have

fallen asleep at the wheeMr. Dunning was born in Muskegon, January 21, 1882 and had been a resident of the Lansing area for the past 34 years. He operation an oil station at Millett.

Leura died in Houghton Lake, at the King Nursing Home. She was a very

talent lady, she painted dishes and sold them to department store in Lansing,

Michigan. Interment will in Oakwood Cemetery at Grand Ledge, Michigan. there

was no notic e in the paper.

NOTE In the 1900 census Muskegon Co., Michgan Maude was 11 yr old living with

parents and in the1920 census she was in Muskegon Co., Muskegon City and she was 32 yr old. 1930 census she was in Ingham Co., Michigan and she was 42 yr old.

***** STATE JOURNAL ***** January 17, 1961 Mrs. Maude Kibbey, 73 year

old died, at her home 15677 Grove Rd, on Monday. She had been a resident of

Lansing for 35 years, coming here from Grand Rapids.

Surviving are four sons, LeRoy G. Kibbey, Lester L. Kibbey both from

Lansing and Kenneth and Ivan Eistedt of Muskegon Heights. Also six

grandchildren. Maude was a member of the Walker Memorial Baptist Church.

Interment will be held in Evergreen Cemetery at Lansing, Michigan.

ELMER J. KIBBEY ***** February 26, 1950 Words have arrived at

Lansing, Michigan that Elmer J. Kibbey was killed in Tampa, Florida. He will be

buried at Lansing, Michigan in Evergreen, Cemetery.

May 13, 1929 William F. Eistedt, 53 years

old, of Mona Lake, died in Mercy Hospital, after an illness of one week. Mr.

Eistedt was born on the 2nd of December, 1875 in Cooperville, where he has spent

the most of his life. He came to Muskegon Heights from Fremont in 1927. He was a

farmer and worked in a store. He was a member of the Moose Lodge and Arbiter

Lodge of Grand Rapids. Mr. Eistedt was employed by the Schoenberg Meat Market,

in Muskegon Heights.

He is survived by two sons, Kenneth of Grand Rapids and Ivan of Muskegon.

Three brothers, Emil R. of Muskegon and Gustane Theodore both from Cooperville,

one sister Mrs. Gysbert Delkelp of Cooperville Interment will be held in

Cooperville Cemetery at Ottawa Co. Michigan.

1 FAMS @F292@

Muskegon Co. Egelston, Michigan

1870 Census Muskegon Co., Egleston Twp,

3yr.

1880 Census Muskegon co., Egleston Twp, Michigan 13yr.

1884 Census Muskegon Co., Egleston Twp, Michigan 17yr.

1900 Census Muskegon Co., Egleston Twp, Michigan 32yr.

1910 Census Muskegon Co., Egleston Twp, Michigan 41yr.

1920 Census Muskegon Co., Muskegon, Michigan 52yr.

1930 Census Muskegon Co., Muskegon , Michigan 63yr.

died 1933

1 NOTE In the 1870 census William was in Egelston Twp, Michigan and he was 3yr

and in the 1880 he still live there and he was 13 yr, and in 1884 census of

Egelston Twp, he was 17yr and in the 1900 he still lilve there and he was 32yr

old and in the 1910 census he move to Muskegon and he was 41 yr and in the 1920 he was 52 yr and also in the 1930 census he still lilve in Muskegon and he was 63 yr old. William died in 1933 in Muskegon

***** MUSKEGON CHRONICLE ***** William J. Dunning, 66 years old of 372

East Forest Ave died Wednesday evening at his home after a lingering illness. He

was born in New York on the 13th of March 1867, coming to Michigan with his

parents when he was two years old, and residing locally since that time. Mr. Dunning was married to Cora Keift on the 5th of June, 1897 in Grand Haven, Mi. He has not been actively employed for the past 10 years.

Surviving are his wife Cora, and five sons, Charles of Kalamazoo and

George, Robert, William and Harold Dunning all from Ravenna, also four

daughters, Mrs. George Price of Ravenna, Mrs. Frank Brown of Kalamazoo, Mrs.

Herman Manning of Grand Rapid s and Mrs. Harold Paeth of Port Huron, Michigan. Also two brothers,

Charles of Fruitport and Stephen of Lansing and two sisters, Mrs. Elmer Kibbey

of Lansing and Mrs. May Butterfield of New York and nine grandchildren.

Interment will be at Coopersville Cemetery, Cooperville, Michigan.

He was reported to be handsome and sang in the bars. He lost the family farm betting on a horse.

BURIED OAKWOOD CEM.

Muskegon Co. Muskegon, Michigan

1 CENSUS DATES 1900-10-20-30

Muskegon Co. Egelston, Michigan

1900 Census Muskegon Co., Eglston Twp, michigan 21yr.

1910 Census Muskegon Co., Eglston Twp, Michigan 31yr.

1920 Census Muskegon Co., Muskegon, Michigan 42yr.

1930 Census Muskegon co., Muskegon, Michigan 49yr.

NOTE In the 1900 census Cora was living in Egelston Twp and she was 21 yr and

in the 1910 she still live there and she was 31 yr old. In the 1920 they move

to Muskegon and she was 42 yr old, and in the 1930 census she still live in

Muskegon and she wa s 49 yr old. Later she move to Kalamazoo, Michigan and died in 1945.

***** MUSKEGON CHRONICLE ***** January 26, 1945 Mrs. Cora Dunning, 65 years old, native of Muskegon and a resident here until six years ago, died in

Kalamazoo, at her home. Mrs. Dunning was living with her son Charles. She is the

widow of Willia m Dunning. Cora was born in Muskegon on the 10th day of April, Besides the son with whom she lived with for six years she leave three

sons, George of Spring Lake, Robert of Muskegon and Harold of Kalamazoo she

leaves four daughters, Mrs. Frank W. Brown of Muskegon, Mrs. Harold Paeth of

Port Huron, Mrs. Georg e Price of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Herman Manning of Grand Rapids. One sister Mrs. Andrew Carlson and a brother Joe Keift of Muskegon , 17

grandchildren. Cora is buried next to her father in Muskegon, Michigan at the Oakwood Cemetery.

DUNNING Cora M., Mrs. 26-Jan-1945

Living in Battle creek Mi in 1956

Harry Hiram /Butterfield/

1 SEX M

1 BIRT

2 DATE AUG 21, 1898

2 PLAC Ottawa Co. Conklin, Michigan

1 DEAT

2 DATE OCT 30, 1973

2 PLAC Chantangue Co. Jamestown, New York

1 BURI

2 DATE LAKE VIEW CEM.

2 PLAC Chantangue Co. Jamestown, New York

2 NOTE have obit

1 CENS

2 DATE 1910

2 PLAC Michigan

2 NOTE 1910 Census Ottawa Co., Polkton Twp, Michigan 11yr. #35

L/w Parents

1 NOTE ***** Sarasota, Florida ***** Harry H. Butterfiled, 75, of the Greenhurst

Trailer Court, died at 8:40 a.m. Tuesday Oct 30, 1973 at Jamestown General

Hospital. Prior to his retirement he had taught in the Seventh Day Adventist

school in Jamestow

2 CONC n and Engos, Indiana, and has also taught in the elementary schools in

Kiantone and Falconer.

2 CONT

2 CONT An area rsident since 1924, Mr. Butterfield was born in Conklin,

Michigan, Aug 2, 1898, a son of the late Herbert and May Alfrelta Dunning

Butterfield. He was a member of Kiantone Grange.

2 CONT

2 CONT Surviving are twon sons, Erland Butterfield, Worthington, Ohio and Robert

Butterfield of Sarasota, Florida; four grandchildren, Richard Butterfield ,

Worthington, Ohio and Jace Clay and Halle Butterfield, Sarasota, Florida; one

sister, Mrs. Haze

2 CONC l R. Carter, Battle Creek, Michigan; five brothers, Steven Butterfield,

Portland, Ore, Grant Butterfield, San Juan Capistrano, Calif., George

Butterfield, Jamestown, Herbert Butterfield, Washington, D.C., and Elwin

Butterfield, Kettering, Ohio

2 CONC . He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Violet Fenner, June

24, 1973. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery.

1 NAME John Robert /Carter/

1 SEX M

1 BIRT

2 DATE AUG 28, 1882

2 PLAC Pleasant Hill, Mo.

1 DEAT

2 DATE SEPT 09, 1946

2 PLAC Calhoun Co. Battle Creek, Michigan

1 BURI

2 DATE OAK HILL CEM.

2 PLAC Calhoun Co. Battle Creek, Michigan

2 NOTE have obituary notice.

1 CENS

2 PLAC Michigan

1 NOTE ***** BATTLE CREEK NEWS ***** John Robert Carter, for many years chief

engineer at Sanatorium died, at his home 83 Glenurban Avenue, early Sunday

morning. Mr. Carter was an active member of the seventh-day Adventist church

from the time he wa

2 CONC s 16 years old. He served as a deacon, and a member of the tabernacle

board and was associated with all the tabernacle church and school activate

until ill health forced his retirement in August last year. Mr. Carter came to

Battle Creek in the fa

2 CONC ll of 1902 and found employment for a short time with Old Review and

Herald Publishing Co. During the rebuilding of the Sanatorium, after the fire,

he worked and construction of the new building. He continued with the Sanatorium

for many year, an

2 CONC d was responsible for the existing power plant and boiling room. He

assisted in the planning of the electrical heating and plumbing installation on

the new addition in 1929. Mr. Carter was born on the 28th of August, 1882 in

Pleasant Hill, Mo

2 CONC . In 1902 he married Emma L. Furch, who died in 1932. Later in 1935 he

married Miss Hazel Butterfield.

2 CONT Beside his wife, Hazel Mr. Carter is survived by two sons, Dr. Harold R.

Carter of Denver, Colo. and Ralegh R. Carter of Battle Creek, also two

daughters, Barbara Jane and Janet Louise of Battle Creek, also three sisters,

Mrs.Charles (Mary) Stearm

2 CONC an of Moran, Kansas, Mrs. Irene Carter of

2 CONT Battle Creek and Mrs. Elmer (Nellie) Ceelley of Michita, Kansas, two

niece and four grandchildren. Interment will be held in Oak Hill Cemetery at

Battle Creek, Michigan.

Living in Washington DC in 1956

1 NAME Stephen Raymond /Butterfield/

1 SEX M

1 BIRT

2 DATE FEB 25, 1905

2 PLAC Blair Co. Altoona, Pennsylvania

1 DEAT

2 DATE APR 2, 1996

2 PLAC Multnomah Co., Portland, Orgeon

1 RESI

2 PLAC 1973 Portland, Orgeon

1 CENS

2 DATE 1910

2 PLAC Ottawa Co. Michigan

2 NOTE 1910 Census Ottawa Co., Polkston Twp, Michigan 9yr. #35

L/w Parents

3 CONT 1920 Census

3 CONT 1930 Census

1 NOTE In the 1910 census Stephen was living in Ottowa Co., Polkton, Michgan and

he was 9 yr old.

Oregon Death Index, 1903-98 Record

about Stephen Raymond Butterfield, Sr

Name: Butterfield, Sr, Stephen Raymond

County: Multnomah

Death Date: 02 Apr 1996

Certificate: 96-08437

Age: 91

Birth Date: 25 Feb 1905

Record Pearl Butterfield Baldwin, Hood River, OR abt 1890 Iowa Head

View Record Lawrence Butterfield Baldwin, Hood River, OR abt 1907 Son

View Record Lloyd Butterfield Baldwin, Hood River, OR abt 1909 Son

View Record Leo Butterfield Baldwin, Hood River, OR abt 1910 Son

View Record Margaret Butterfield Baldwin, Hood River, OR abt 1912 Daughter-in-law

Living in Jamestown New York in 1956

Harry Hiram /Butterfield/

1 SEX M

1 BIRT

2 DATE AUG 21, 1898

2 PLAC Ottawa Co. Conklin, Michigan

1 DEAT

2 DATE OCT 30, 1973

2 PLAC Chantangue Co. Jamestown, New York

1 BURI

2 DATE LAKE VIEW CEM.

2 PLAC Chantangue Co. Jamestown, New York

2 NOTE have obit

1 CENS

2 DATE 1910

2 PLAC Michigan

2 NOTE 1910 Census Ottawa Co., Polkton Twp, Michigan 11yr. #35

L/w Parents

1 NOTE ***** Sarasota, Florida ***** Harry H. Butterfiled, 75, of the Greenhurst

Trailer Court, died at 8:40 a.m. Tuesday Oct 30, 1973 at Jamestown General

Hospital. Prior to his retirement he had taught in the Seventh Day Adventist

school in Jamestow

2 CONC n and Engos, Indiana, and has also taught in the elementary schools in

Kiantone and Falconer.

2 CONT

2 CONT An area rsident since 1924, Mr. Butterfield was born in Conklin,

Michigan, Aug 2, 1898, a son of the late Herbert and May Alfrelta Dunning

Butterfield. He was a member of Kiantone Grange.

2 CONT

2 CONT Surviving are twon sons, Erland Butterfield, Worthington, Ohio and Robert

Butterfield of Sarasota, Florida; four grandchildren, Richard Butterfield ,

Worthington, Ohio and Jace Clay and Halle Butterfield, Sarasota, Florida; one

sister, Mrs. Haze

2 CONC l R. Carter, Battle Creek, Michigan; five brothers, Steven Butterfield,

Portland, Ore, Grant Butterfield, San Juan Capistrano, Calif., George

Butterfield, Jamestown, Herbert Butterfield, Washington, D.C., and Elwin

Butterfield, Kettering, Ohio

2 CONC . He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Violet Fenner, June

24, 1973. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery.

Violet /Fenner/

1 SEX F

1 BIRT

2 DATE 1897

2 PLAC Presque Isle Co. Onaway, Michigan

1 DEAT

2 DATE JUNE 24, 1973

2 PLAC Chantangue Co. Jamestown, New York

1 BURI

2 DATE PRENDEGEST CEM.

2 PLAC Chantangua Co. Jamestown, New York

1 CENS

2 PLAC Michigan

1 FAMS @F79@

0 @I144@ INDI

Living in Jamestown New York in 1956

Social Security Death Index Record

about George Butterfield

Name: George Butterfield

SSN: 578-26-6009

Last Residence: 16438 Union City, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Born: 26 Nov 1908

Died: 5 Jul 2004

State (Year) SSN issued: District of Columbia (Before 1951 )

With the armed forces and stationed in London in 1956

have obituary notice from his daughter a personl letter was sent out to

people from his daughter.

1 NOTE Elwin Butterfiled and tracy the Butterfield Family Tree from the 1600.

2 CONT

2 CONT ***** October 2, 1981 ***** Dear Friends, I hope you will forgive me for

not writing my individual notes to each of you this years, but some of the news

I have to tell you about is sad, and it would be difficult for me to write it

over and over

2 CONC . My father passed away suddenly of a heart attack on October 2, 1981

and this has left a substantial void in all our lives. for some of you who did

know him, you would have liked to. Of those of you who did, you will know just

what I mean.

2 CONT

2 CONT Elwin was quite an individual, he had a great sense of humor. We called

his jokes "Al's tales" because he often forgot the punch line, but had a great

time trying to make one up. He loved to don a frillly hat or funny glasses with

fake nose an

2 CONC d walk in a room to sit down nonchalantly to see how I long people took

to notice. I own my own sense of humor and interest in music to my father. He

taught me to play the piano and encouraged me to sing at an early age. He

tickled the ivorie

2 CONC s for hour because he had a wonderful talent of playing by ear.

Recently, he was learning to play the organ, and he sang in men's barbershop

singing organizations for years.

2 CONT

2 CONT My father was meticulous in all he did, special in his work, the Air

Force for 21 years, civil service for 12 years and H & R Block for the last few

years. He had received many government awards for outstanding leadership. He

also took his hom

2 CONC e responsibilities seriously, spending hours designing and planting

flower beds or putting up hundreds of Christmas lights. He was the model

husband. He got up every morning and served my mother hot tea in bed. After

retirement he made his brea

2 CONC kfast for them on their patio. My mother was alway his English queen

and he was ever her adoring knight. He was loving father, always supportive,

encouraging, protective, and appreciative. He was a great listener and

interesting conversationa

2 CONC list. He was a super grandfather. He like being called "Uncle Al"

rather than Grandpa. He enjoyed jogging with Todd and playing the piano with

Shelly. He will be missed.

1910 census Blair Co., Pennsylvania 12 yr. L/W Parents

1 NOTE She was raised by Ernest and Edith Dunning, he was married before in

Penn? Amber had Epileptic and with the loss of her son, she spent most of her

life in the State Hospital. She was in the Caro State Hospital in Caro, Michigan

when she died.

Record George R Davenport Clara L Davenport Ravenna, Muskegon, MI abt 1893 Michigan Head

View Record Clara L Davenport George R Davenport Ravenna, Muskegon, MI abt 1894 Wife

View Record Joe C Dunning Ravenna, Muskegon, MI abt 1910 Michigan Cousin

View Record George E Dunning Ravenna, Muskegon, MI abt 1917 Cousin

View Record Elsie S Dunning Ravenna, Muskegon, MI abt 1919 Cousin

[Dunning Family Others.ged]

have obituary notice.

1910 Census Blair Co., Pennsylvania6 yr L/W Parents

1920 Census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan17yr.Image # 22

1930 Census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan 26yr. Pearl C. Hanks #151

In the 1910 census Pearl was in Blair Co., Pennsylvania and she was 6 yr old. In 1920 census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan Pearl was 17 yr old living with parents. In the 1930 census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan she was Pearl Hanks and she wa s 26 yr old.

***** DULUTH, MINN ***** Pearl Schickerowski formerly of Lansing, Mich age 76, died Monday, November 26,1979 in Duluth, Minn. She was a resident of Duluth for the past four years.

Surviving are one daughter, Roberta Jean Mac Donald of Duluth and two brothers, Joseph Dunning of Muskegon, Michigan and Eugene Dunning of Houghton Lake, Michigan, three sisters, Frances Smedley of Lansing and Edith Shelp of Lansing and Elsie Nurm ikko of Lake, Michigan. Seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. Service will be held by Rev. Lanny Hasbrook grandson of Mrs. Pearl Schickerowski. Interment will be held in Mt.Hope Cemetery. (L ot 49 Sec X)

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have obituary notice.

1920 Census Jackson Co., Columbia, Michgigan8yr. Image 17L/W Parents

1930 Census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan18yrImage 12L/W Parents

In the 1920 census L.D. was living with his parents in Jackson Co., Columbia and he was 8 yr old. And in the 1930 census he was still living with his parents in Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan and he was 18 yr old.

L.D. Hasbrook parents are buried at Leek Cemetery in Okemos, Michigan. L.D. was in the Shoe Repairing business and he had a shop at 123 1/2 w. Michigan in Lansing, Michigan.

***** STATE JOURNAL ***** November 22, 1941 Funeral service for L.D. Hasbrook 40, died suddenly at Jackson Thursday evening, will be held Sunday. Pallbearers will be Lewis Meyers, Mac Cready Scoville, and Mauni Reed, and Lionel Hasbrook, Georg e Banker and David Gallaway.

Mr. Hasbrook is survived by the widow, Neva, a daughter, Jo Ann; a son James; the mother, Mrs. Metta Copp of Lansing; a brother, Earl Hasbrook of Clark Lake and two sisters, Mrs. Jewell Vian of Okemos and Mrs. Beverly Boston of Chicago. Intermen t will be in the Leek Cemetery near Okemos. (Sec 4 Lot 314)

Roberta Jean Ferris in May of 1937. Roberta was the daughter of Edith and R.J. Ferris. She was about 3 yrs old.

Cordon had been employed for 11 years by the board of water and light commissioners.He had been a clerk in the line department and recently was transferred to duties in street lighting division. Radford was a twin brother of Carlton C. Radford, 10 23 West Washenaw street both of whom were widely known when students at Lansing Central high school where they played football later starring with the Albion college team and with the Durant All-Stars, local professional team.

Cordon was with the Troop L. of the 12th cavalry. His troop was engaged in border service in this country durning the War.

***** STATE JOURNAL ***** Cordon W. Radford, 41 years old employee of the Lansing board of water and electric light commissioners, drowned Sunday afternoon about 3 o'clock when he stepped into a hole in the Grand river where he was bathing. Stat e police said Radford, who resided at 1715 Donors street, was wading in five feet of water with Leo Smedley, 9, of 419 Brynford avenue riding on his back, when he stepped into a hole 10 feet in depth. BOY THOUGHT MAN "FOOLING" The boy was quote d as saying he thought Radford was fooling when he fell. The child made his way to shore, where he notified other members of the party, including Radford wife, Pearl; Leonard Boylan, and Elsie Voss and Edith Shelp both of 604 E.Kalamazoo street.

Surviving are the widow, Pearl; a daughter, Roberta Jean; the mother, Mrs. Addie Radford of Lansing and a brother, Carlton of Lansing. He was a member of the Central Methodist church and a resident of Lansing for 30 years. Interment will be hel d in Mt. Hope Cemetery at Lansing, Michigan.

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have obituary notice.

***** OSCODA CO. NEWS ***** May 27, 1971 Friends of Edward Schickerowski were stuned to hear of his death after he had been missing for several days. He had wandered off into the woods. (cause of death was accidentally drowning) He will burie d in the Damon Cemetery at Foster Twp, Ogenaw Co. Michigan.

Staying with Dad Parents

1 NOTE in the 1910 census Frances was with her parents in Blair Co.,

Pennsylvania and it said she was NR ? I don't know what that me yet. In the

1920 census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan Frances was 12 yr old and in the 1930

Frances was married and living in Rantoul, Illinois with Dad parents and she was 22 yr old.

March 13, 1981 Frances D (Dunning) Smedley talk about her parents Edith

Ada (McQueen) and Ernest Willard Dunning to her daughter Darlene (Smedley)

Huggins. This is what she said about her mother Edith Ada McQueen.

" She was a

house helper at home she enjoyed played with us kids, she was a good cook. If she

was invited out for dinner she all ways took us kids also, she use to go berry

picking and she would take us kids with her to help her pick berries and she

would bake pie s and can blue berries, she did a lot of canney and she did washing for a

couple people, and she was real good to us kids.

2 CONT

2 CONT My father Ernest W. Dunning he was a street car conductor in

Pennylvania, work for the city and at the Reo and then at the olds when he died,

he also help build the vie dock on Pennsylvaina Avenue and worked at a coal yard

in Muskegon, Michigan

2 CONC . He was a good man, he drank very litttle. He had no hobbies. He did

like to play cards at home. He didn't do much talking, but when he did he meant

what he said. Written by Frances D (Dunning) Smedley.

2 CONT

2 CONT ***** STATE JOURNAL****** Mrs. Frances D Smedley age, 77, died February

18, 1986,Born November 30, 1908 in Altoona, PA. Mrs. Smedley had been a resident

of Lansing since 1928. She was a member of Canbane #946 (a support group of 40 &

8 Voiture #94

2 CONC 6, Lansing), also a member of F.O.E. #3734 Auxiliary.

2 CONT

2 CONT She is survived by her husband, William L; 3 daughters, Mrs. Robert

(Carol) Yeoman of East Lansing, Mrs. Paul (Darlene) Huggins of East Lansing, and

Gerard Smedley of Hammond, Indiana; 4 sons, Leo, Richard W. and Lemuel B, all

from Lansing and Fra

2 CONC nk C. Smedley from California, 14 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren 2

brothers, Joseph Dunning of Muskegon and Eugene Dunning of Houghton Lake; 2

sisters, Mrs. Ernest (Edith) Shelp of Lansing and Mrs. Wayne (Elsie) Nurmikko of

Lake. Rev. Lann

2 CONC y Hasbrook, Pastor of Parkview Baptist Church of Livonia officiating.

Interment will be held in Deepdale Cemetery, at Lansing, Michigan.

W.W. II

2 NOTE Decorations and Citations

3 CONT

3 CONT Good Conduct Medal Meritorius Unit Award European African Middle

Eastern Service Medal

3 CONT W/3 Bronze Stars World War II Victory Medal

1 NOTE -- C.M.T.C HONORS GO TO RANTOUL YOUTH --- William Lee Smedley chosen

Regimental Color Bearer at Camp.-

2 CONT W.L. Smedley, Rantoul boy in the C.M.T.C. Camp at Jefferson Barracks,

Mo., was one of four boys who took over the historic colors of the famous Sixth

Infantry at the time the camp opened this month. Mr. Smedley, who was chosen as

a representativ

2 CONC e of the camp, is regimental color bearer. He was in Company "F" 6th

Infantry, C.M.T.C. of the WHITE COURSE SIXTH CORPS AREA.

2 CONT SGT. WILLIAM SMEDLEY

2 CONT RECEIVES DISCHARGE

2 CONT Staff Sgt. William Lee Smedley, youngest son of Lem Smedley has arrived

in Rantoul to join his wife and six children who have been living here while he

was overseas. Sgt. Smedley, having 85 points, was discharged from service

November 29, 194

2 CONC 5 at Indiantown Gap, Pa. after returning to the States four days before

at Jersey City, N.J. He had been serving in France and Germany for fifteen

months with the 716th Railway Operating Battalion. For his service he received

the EUROPEAN THEATE

2 CONC R RIBBON with 3 bronze stars for participating in the battles of northern

France and Rhineland and Central Europe, the good conduct and victory ribbons.

Mr. Smedley plans to return to Lansing, Michigan after the first of the year to

his former po

2 CONC sition at the Oldsmobile Motor Works. He has been in active service since

December 30. 1943.

2 CONT WILLIAM LEE SMEDLEY W.W.II UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES SGT. 36893770 CO.

A. BRANCH TC 716TH RAILWAY OPERATING BATTALION 12-31-1943 -- 11-29-1945 IS

ACTIVE DUTY WAS IN TEXAS, OVER SEAS, FRANCE AND GERMANY

2 CONT ***** STATE JOURNAL ****** Mr. William Lee Smedley age 79, died January

9, 1988. Born May 21,1908 in Rantoul, Ill. Mr. Smedley was a veteran of World

War II serving in the Army European Theater. He was a member of La Society 40 &

8th. Voietre #946

2 CONC , and retired from Oldsmobile in 1969 after 40 years of service. He was a

member of Olds Quarter Century Club, and former member of the Eagles, Moose, and

VFW.

2 CONT Surviving are 3 daughters, Gerard Smedley of Hammond, Indiana and Mrs.

Robert (Carol) Yeoman of Lansing and Mrs. Paul (Darlene) Huggins of East

Lansing; 4 sons, Leo, Richard W. and Lemuel B. Smedley all of Lansing, and Frank

C. Smedley of Californ

2 CONC ia; 14 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, Ellen McDonald

of Illinois and Frances W. Smedley of Hammond, Indiana. Rev. Lanny Hasbrook,

Pastor of Parkview Baptist Church, Livonia, officiating. Interment will be held

in Deepdale Cemete

2 CONC ry in Ingham Co. Lansing, Michigan.

In the 1920 census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan Elsie was 1 yr 2 mos old

and living with parents and in the 1930 census Elise was living with our cousin

George Davenport in Muskegon Co., Ravenna Twp, Michigan and she was 11 yr old.

(Both parent

2 CONC s were passaway)

2 CONT

2 CONT ***** State Journal March 14, 2001 ***** Nurmikko, Elsie S. of Haslett

age 82, has joined the Lord Wednesday, March 14, 2001. "ONE SWEET LADY' A

giver of strength, love, compassion, annd concern. A woman much admired and

sorrowfully missed She will always be a most cherished mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She was tenderly cared for a Hospice House of Mid-Michigan. She

loved her grandchildren, family and friends. She enjoyed bead work and various

types of crafts . She had been employed at Lansing Stamping, Globe Products, and

Phillips Mfg. The daughter of Ernest W. and Edith A. (McQueen) Dunning of Muskegon,

both whom were taken from her at a very early age. She is survived by; 3

daughters, Beverly J. (Richard) Kelley, Fl, Pamela S. Many, Lansing, and Cindy

L. (Jan) Burnett, Bat; 2 step-children, Michael J. (Virginia) Nurmikko, Clarkston, and Judith

M. (Ron) McClure, WI; 9 grandchildren, Marica, David, Kari, Scott, Jeffrey,

Jennifer, Jeremy, Joshua, and Jessica; 4 great-grandchildren; 7 step-children; 3

step-great-grandc hildren; 1 brother, George E. (Lucille) Dunning. A memorial service will

be held on Tuesday, March 20, 2001.

Social Security Death Index Record

about Wayne S. Nurmikko

Name: Wayne S. Nurmikko

SSN: 384-12-4163

Last Residence: 48808 Bath, Clinton, Michigan, United States of America

Born: 22 Nov 1923

Died: 15 Feb 1998

State (Year) SSN issued: Michigan (Before 1951 )

1930 Census Kent Co., House of Good Shepard, Michigan 16yr.

#3

1 NOTE In 1920 census Ingham Co., Lansing, Michigan Edith was 7 yr old and

living with parents, and in the 1930 Edith was in Kent Co., Grand Rapids in

House of Good Shepard she was 16 yr old.. Both parents has passaway.

2 CONT

2 CONT R.J. Ferris was loss at sea on a oil tanker with the Coast Guard

somewhere between 1942-1945. Edith and R.J. Ferris had four children together,

three children were adoption by relative and friends. R. J. Ferris re-married

in 1941 to Norine M. Mc

2 CONC Kenna and had one son together Ronald Ferris. Norine late move to

Hubbardston, Michigan and re-married Richard H. Fenn from Ionia Co. and had four

more children. Richard Fenn died May 18, 1981 and Norine Fenn died March 3, 1992

in Ionia Co. bot

2 CONC h buried in East Plain Cemetery in Hubbardston, Mi.

2 CONT

2 CONT ***** STATE JOURNAL ***** SHELP, EDITH M. (DUNNING) Lansing Age 80, died

at her residence July 18, 1994. She had been a resident of the Lansing area for

the past 60 years, coming from Muskegon. Mrs. Shelp was receded i