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| Name: | Bill Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | billbutterworth@hotmail.com |
| Name: | Samantha Butterworth |
| Homepage URL: | http://www. Google.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi,
I have a brother called James butterworth and a dad called Barry butterworth. I also have a grandad called stanly butterworth. I have learnt a lot about the butterworth family but I would like to a lot more. Did you know there was a butterworth on the titanic but sadly he died he was called John butterworth! Thanks Sam |
| Name: | Ron Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | aman@trytel.net |
| Comments: | Our Line came from around Oldham early 1850's...with one of their brothers goin to New Jersey and two to Ontario.... |
| Name: | Valice Raffi |
| E-mail address: | valice1@earthlink.net |
| Name: | hazel(butterworth)cox |
| E-mail address: | hjcox@iquest.net |
| Name: | Joan Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | BJOAN890@aol.com |
| Comments: | My father's name was Harry Butterworth b 1902 |
| Name: | Brant Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | butterbj@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | My name is Brant Butterworth living in Darwin in the NT Australia. I believe my forebears arrived on the Baboo into Adelaide Sth Australia in 1840. They were Charles and Brant although not confirmed. I would like to hear more from anyone who may have info on the Butterworths establishing their name in Sth Australia from that time. Thank you. Brant |
| Name: | William Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | billthejiver@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | Are there any Butterworths out there that are related to the Butterworths gold/siversmiths of London Whitechapel area / Shoreditch |
| Name: | Robert Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | r.butterworth@aol.com |
| Comments: | Lived in Milnrow until my early twenties, still have a family connection. |
| Name: | Kit Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | 15586@churchill.n-somerset.sch.uk |
| Name: | leslie butterworth |
| E-mail address: | lesbutty.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello, what more can I say ? |
| Name: | Diane Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | Diane_808@hotmail.com |
| Name: | Simon Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | butters@uk.ibm.com |
| Comments: | very intersting |
| Name: | Ron Jockers |
| E-mail address: | travelers@hemc.net |
| Comments: | Hi,
My Uncle was Herbert Bitterworth, I'm interested in any information you may have on him. born 1905 in rochdale, england. |
| Name: | david bradbury |
| E-mail address: | bradbury.arcana@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | Very interesting indeed. I changed my name from Butterworth to Bradbury (my new wifes name ). I have long thought that perhaps my family was of Norwegian origin, in basis because I have a tendancy to think NOrthern European, this my sound a bit silly but I can see the possibubble in my two brothers Ray and Kevin..he is a real robber but I dont follow Kevin there I am a retired scientist and live in Brixham Devon. Thanks for the info very good indeed.
David Charles Bradbury (Butterworth) |
| Name: | raymond butterworth |
| E-mail address: | raybutts@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | very interesting so many butterworth thankyou |
| Name: | jane butterworth |
| E-mail address: | janemazda@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | just wanted to know if it is possible to add my name to the family tree. at the moment there is an empty box where it should be |
| Name: | C Caseman |
| E-mail address: | catherinecaseman@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | My grandmother was Alice Cummings - I think she is the same as in the Frank (1922) page except spelt differently as my Dad's half brother is Paul Butterworth married to Anna.
Any confirmation on this? Thanks |
| Name: | Nick Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | nick_butterworth@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hiya-I live in Teddington s/w London but my Grandfather-Norman Butterworth came from Accrington and moved south in the 1920's. I am doing some digging into the family tree and would love to hear from any Butterworth's who were/are or had family connections in Freemasonary. If there are any-please feel free to email me. |
| Name: | Charles Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | charlie.butterworth33@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Great site about the family name !!
Charles Butterworth Glasgow Scotland |
| Name: | Charles Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | charlie.butterworth33@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Fantastic site about the Butterworth,s |
| Name: | ERIC BUTTERWORTH |
| E-mail address: | eric.butterworth@talktalk.net |
| Comments: | looking for Gillian or Jacqueline from surrey area |
| Name: | Michael Charles Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | mikeyb_uk84@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | very good reading, if you would like another lineage for the family tree then do so ask and I will get for you |
| Name: | Peter John Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | peter,swmc@telkoms.sanet |
| Comments: | I am from Durban, South Africa, My Grandfather James Scott Butterworth came from Rochdale |
| Name: | CHRUIS BUTTERWORTH |
| E-mail address: | chris@nwacc.co.uk |
| Comments: | My family origibnated in Halifax. My father Geoff Butterworth was born in 1914 but went to Stockport Grammar School and his father was Johnson Butterworth, a crane factory manager who worked in Loughborough at Herbert Morris site. His grandfather may have been Alexander Butterworth. My great uncle Benjamin Butterworth wss in the Manchester regiment and died 1917 from the Turks and is buried in Basra cemetery, Iraq. My geat Uncle Stephen Butteorth who invented the WW2 DEGAUSSING OF SHIPS. |
| Name: | Trischa Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | trisch.butterworth143@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I have been in the process for quite some time of tracing the lineage of the Butterworth family. My Grandfather Francois Butterworth married Helen Edwards had three sons and a daughter. They lived in the Cape province South Africa.
The sons, Edwin (my uncle known as Eddie), Robert William known as Jeff (my father), Francois (Uncle) and daughter Joan (Aunt). My Grandfather remarried and had three children named Linda, Marius and Robert Edward. The family remained in the Cape however my father (Jeff) and Eddie moved to the Transvaal. My father married Martha Dorothea Marks in 1961, their children Martin (died @ 8mnths), Charmaine (died @ 13 yrs), Teresa, Patricia and a stillborn son. If anyone knows the family and could provide more information about my grandparents I will appreciate it. Gauteng, RSA |
| Name: | Helen Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | Helen.Butterworth@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello
I cannot see that my relatives are related to your family tree, but you never know if someone else might find this information useful or even get in contact with me My Grandfather was John Butterworth a.k.a Jack, he was born around 1916 and he died at the age of 74. He was married to Stella du Montfort in Bedfordshire, England. My Grandad was originally from Yorkshire, but he spent a lot of his life in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Jack & Stella had two boys and a girl, Cliff, Paul & Tina. I am the daughter of Cliff, our family has always lived in Hertfordshire. I do not know anything further back than my Grandad |
| Name: | Jason Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | ma5587jay@rocketmail.com |
| Name: | June butterworth |
| E-mail address: | oshkabreeze@googlemail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://Search for my Dad |
| Comments: |
I'm June from St Andrews in Scotland. I'm in search of my father and asking for any help that can be offered. My Dad's name is Michael Edward Butterworth from Preston Lancashire. He was married to my mother Ruth Menelaws between Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1965. My mum comes from Edinburgh in Scotland. I was born two years later and did not know about my real father until I was 14 years old due to delicate circumstances. My parents separated when my mum was roughly six months pregnant with me. I hear he may have settled and remarried with three sons..but families can add arms and legs onto the past! I now have three grown children and a grandchild. I would love to share my family with him. I don't care about what ever happened in the past, I don't care what he does for a living, where he is or how he got there or what he earns....All I care about is making a connection with the other half of me....my children feel the same.... A space is vacant for you Dad and it wants to be filled... Where ever you are, and although I don't know you, you are part of me and I love you...I won't give up looking for you! |
| Name: | Yvonne Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | yp.24us@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | Fascinating!!!
Thank you so much for allowing us to view all your hard work I feel we belong somewhere now :) |
| Name: | Will Schofield |
| E-mail address: | schofield316@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | My mother was a Butterworth born in 1920 Byrom St, Rochdale her father James Henry Butterworth |
| Name: | Lorna |
| E-mail address: | Lorna@isleofhunda.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | I am researching Butterworths for a friend. She is descended from Charles Butterworth and Elizabeth Holland. I have tried to verify the tree that goes back from Charles but can't make the dates tally. Has anyone done further work on this?
Lorna |
| Name: | johann adam butterworth |
| E-mail address: | stuartg@hyundai.co.za |
| Comments: | I KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT THE BUTTERWORTHS IN SOUTH AFRICA.TO SAY THE LEAST;IT IS A PASSION THAT BURNS VERY DEEP IN MY PROUD BUTTERWORTH SOUL.MY FATHER;ROBERT WILLIAM BUTTERWORTH;PASSED AWAY IN 1978 AND MY MOTHER NEVER REALLY BOTHERED TO STAY IN CONTACT WITH HIS SIDE OF THE FAMILY.SHE REMARRIED TWO YEARS LATER AND WE BASSICLY WERE BROKEN UP AS A FAMILY.I,MYSELF SURFED IN THE OLD SADF AND SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE,AND ARE VERY PROUD TO BE A BUTTERWORTH |
| Name: | Jonathan Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | butterworth@live.ie |
| Comments: | Hi all,
I am trying to do a Butterworth family tree. MY name is Jonathan Peter Butterworth, I have two brothers, James Alexander butterworth and Jeff Scot butterworth. My fathers name is christian Edmond Butterworth, he had two brothers Peter Butterworth and John Butterworth and one sister shivan Butterworth. Peter passed away around 1993. My grand fathers name was Jeffrey Herbert Butterworth,born 15/9/1928, who has also passed away. Jeffrey had one brother Robert Butterworth and three sisters June Butterworth, Shirley Butterworth and Deborah Butterworth, lancashire, England. His father was Frank Butterworth from rochdale, lancashire, England. Frank was married to Marian Madden.. Origin of the name Butterworth. Wm. Robinson, in "The Social and Political History of Rochdale, says that "this surname used to be pronounced BUTTEROTH, locally." The grandson of Charles Butterworth, of Town Meadows, Commander Henry Butterworth,R.N. has kindly supplied , Feb.,1926, from recollections of over a quarter of a century ago. The following account, communicated to him in 1890, by his friend, the late Adm. Sir Clements Markham, K.C.B.,F.R.S.,P/R.G.S., d.1916, and obtained by the Admiral at the end of 1899, from a member of the Atheneum Club, "interested in pedigrees and the derivation of names." The etymology suggested was as follows; "The name Butterworth is derived from BUTER WOHL", the home or house , of BUTER, who appears to have been a Norse Viking, who joined Harold Haarfarger in his rebellion against his brother Harold Haardraade.** The rebellion proved abortive, and Harold Haafaarger was defeated and killed in a sea action off the Orkneys or Shetlands. His fleet was dispersed, and after great trials at sea, Buter sailed down the West Coast of Scotland, but was prevented from landing through "the inhospitable nature of the coast, and the ferocity of the inhabitants." Buter finally landed in Morcambe Bay Lancashire,and presumably from there worked his way inland." This account, together with some record of the Butterworth family history,by the Member of the Athenaeum Club, was given by Admiral Sir Clements Markham to Commander Henry Butterworth, who, sailing for Australia, soon after April 1890, lost this and all his possessions when the "Dacca" was wrecked on the Daedalus Rock, in the Red Sea. If these two Harolds, described as "brothers", Harold Haarfaager and Harold Haardraade, are meant to be identical with the famous Norwegian Kings , there would appear to be considerable confusion, chronologically, in the narrative here. Of the Kings of Norway, Harold I, Harold Harfagr, or Haafager (Fair Haired), b.c. A.D.850; reigned 1046-66; invaded England with Tostig, the outlawed brother of Harold II., King of the English, son of Godwin, Earl of Kent, who defeated and slew them at Stamford Bridge,25 Sept., 1066, Harold of England being himself defeated and slain 19 days later 14 Oct., 1066, at the Battle of Hastings, or Senlac. Apart from the identification of the two Harolds with whom Buter is here linked, the suggested etymology for the name Butterworth may have solid foundation. As an alternative theory, I offer the following, based on the derivations of the two words BUTTER, and WORTH, given in "The Romance of Names", 3rd edition,1922,by Prof. Ernest Weekley,M.A., though neither in this, nor in his "Surnames",1st ed. 1916, does the complete name BUTTERWORTH appear. In "The Romance of Names", however, the surname BUTTERFIELD is mentioned, as derived from BITTERN-FIELD. From:-The Romance of Names,pp.220,123,& 117: "BUTTER",French BUTER,"a bittor", in Colgrave`s French-English Dict. of 1911, is a dialect name for the "bittern", called a Butter-bump, by Tennyson`s "Northern Farmer", line 31. "WORTH" was perhaps originally applied to land by a river, or a holm; in the North, a river island was commonly called HOLM, from the Scandanavian, also pronounced HOME, HULME,and HUME, e.g. in compounds confused with -ham, e.g. DURHAM, which was once DUN-HOLMR, hill-island. According to this view, the surname, like so many others, is derived from a place-name, BUTTER-WORTH meaning "land by the river, or river island, frequented by the bittern," a marsh-loving bird allied to the heron, having a booming note, from which characteristics, indeed, the Norse Viking, Buter, may perhaps have been named or nick-named. Families migrating from this locality would describe themselves as de BOTER-, or de BUTER-WORTH, de BUTTERWORTH, and so ultimately, BUTTERWORTH. The first mentioned derivation, according to which Butterworth means "BUTER`S land by the river, or river island," is not, quite possibly the more correct etymology, but further investigation is desirable confirming the existence and career of this Norse Viking, and the approximate date of his landing in Lancashire. In Appendix D. will be found a list of place names, beginning with BUTE-, BUTTE-, or BUTER-, with the suggestive terminal syllables,-leigh, or -ley or -ly, -mere, -side,-wick, etc, to be met with in the North and South of Great Britain, most, if not all of which would appear to derive from their having been haunts of the bittern. Their number and widespread distribution favour the conclusions that the name Butterworth originated in a place-name, and means BITTERN-, not BUTER'S-LAND. |
| Name: | Jonathan Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | butterworth@live.ie |
| Comments: | Hi all,
I am trying to do a Butterworth family tree. MY name is Jonathan Peter Butterworth, I have two brothers, James Alexander butterworth and Jeff Scot butterworth. My fathers name is christian Edmond Butterworth, he had two brothers Peter Butterworth and John Butterworth and one sister shivan Butterworth. Peter passed away around 1993. My grand fathers name was Jeffrey Herbert Butterworth,born 15/9/1928, who has also passed away. Jeffrey had one brother Robert Butterworth and three sisters June Butterworth, Shirley Butterworth and Deborah Butterworth, lancashire, England. His father was Frank Butterworth from rochdale, lancashire, England. Frank was married to Marian Madden.. Origin of the name Butterworth. Wm. Robinson, in "The Social and Political History of Rochdale, says that "this surname used to be pronounced BUTTEROTH, locally." The grandson of Charles Butterworth, of Town Meadows, Commander Henry Butterworth,R.N. has kindly supplied , Feb.,1926, from recollections of over a quarter of a century ago. The following account, communicated to him in 1890, by his friend, the late Adm. Sir Clements Markham, K.C.B.,F.R.S.,P/R.G.S., d.1916, and obtained by the Admiral at the end of 1899, from a member of the Atheneum Club, "interested in pedigrees and the derivation of names." The etymology suggested was as follows; "The name Butterworth is derived from BUTER WOHL", the home or house , of BUTER, who appears to have been a Norse Viking, who joined Harold Haarfarger in his rebellion against his brother Harold Haardraade.** The rebellion proved abortive, and Harold Haafaarger was defeated and killed in a sea action off the Orkneys or Shetlands. His fleet was dispersed, and after great trials at sea, Buter sailed down the West Coast of Scotland, but was prevented from landing through "the inhospitable nature of the coast, and the ferocity of the inhabitants." Buter finally landed in Morcambe Bay Lancashire,and presumably from there worked his way inland." This account, together with some record of the Butterworth family history,by the Member of the Athenaeum Club, was given by Admiral Sir Clements Markham to Commander Henry Butterworth, who, sailing for Australia, soon after April 1890, lost this and all his possessions when the "Dacca" was wrecked on the Daedalus Rock, in the Red Sea. If these two Harolds, described as "brothers", Harold Haarfaager and Harold Haardraade, are meant to be identical with the famous Norwegian Kings , there would appear to be considerable confusion, chronologically, in the narrative here. Of the Kings of Norway, Harold I, Harold Harfagr, or Haafager (Fair Haired), b.c. A.D.850; reigned 1046-66; invaded England with Tostig, the outlawed brother of Harold II., King of the English, son of Godwin, Earl of Kent, who defeated and slew them at Stamford Bridge,25 Sept., 1066, Harold of England being himself defeated and slain 19 days later 14 Oct., 1066, at the Battle of Hastings, or Senlac. Apart from the identification of the two Harolds with whom Buter is here linked, the suggested etymology for the name Butterworth may have solid foundation. As an alternative theory, I offer the following, based on the derivations of the two words BUTTER, and WORTH, given in "The Romance of Names", 3rd edition,1922,by Prof. Ernest Weekley,M.A., though neither in this, nor in his "Surnames",1st ed. 1916, does the complete name BUTTERWORTH appear. In "The Romance of Names", however, the surname BUTTERFIELD is mentioned, as derived from BITTERN-FIELD. From:-The Romance of Names,pp.220,123,& 117: "BUTTER",French BUTER,"a bittor", in Colgrave`s French-English Dict. of 1911, is a dialect name for the "bittern", called a Butter-bump, by Tennyson`s "Northern Farmer", line 31. "WORTH" was perhaps originally applied to land by a river, or a holm; in the North, a river island was commonly called HOLM, from the Scandanavian, also pronounced HOME, HULME,and HUME, e.g. in compounds confused with -ham, e.g. DURHAM, which was once DUN-HOLMR, hill-island. According to this view, the surname, like so many others, is derived from a place-name, BUTTER-WORTH meaning "land by the river, or river island, frequented by the bittern," a marsh-loving bird allied to the heron, having a booming note, from which characteristics, indeed, the Norse Viking, Buter, may perhaps have been named or nick-named. Families migrating from this locality would describe themselves as de BOTER-, or de BUTER-WORTH, de BUTTERWORTH, and so ultimately, BUTTERWORTH. The first mentioned derivation, according to which Butterworth means "BUTER`S land by the river, or river island," is not, quite possibly the more correct etymology, but further investigation is desirable confirming the existence and career of this Norse Viking, and the approximate date of his landing in Lancashire. In Appendix D. will be found a list of place names, beginning with BUTE-, BUTTE-, or BUTER-, with the suggestive terminal syllables,-leigh, or -ley or -ly, -mere, -side,-wick, etc, to be met with in the North and South of Great Britain, most, if not all of which would appear to derive from their having been haunts of the bittern. Their number and widespread distribution favour the conclusions that the name Butterworth originated in a place-name, and means BITTERN-, not BUTER'S-LAND. |
| Name: | June butterworth |
| E-mail address: | oshkabreeze@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Hi everyone,
I'm June from St Andrews in Scotland. I'm in search of my father and asking for any help that can be offered. My Dad's name is Michael Edward Butterworth from Preston Lancashire. He was married to my mother Ruth Menelaws between Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1965. My mum comes from Edinburgh in Scotland. I was born two years later and did not know about my real father until I was 14 years old due to delicate circumstances. My parents separated when my mum was roughly six months pregnant with me. I hear he may have settled and remarried with three sons..but families can add arms and legs onto the past! I now have three grown children and a grandchild. I would love to share my family with him. I don't care about what ever happened in the past, I don't care what he does for a living, where he is or how he got there or what he earns....All I care about is making a connection with the other half of me....my children feel the same.... A space is vacant for you Dad and it wants to be filled... Where ever you are, and although I don't know you, you are part of me and I love you...I won't give up looking for you! |
| Name: | janine butterworth |
| E-mail address: | janinesharnett@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | thanks for this website it was really interesting to find out all the history behind our name x |
| Name: | D.G Butterworth |
| Comments: | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Butterworth
Apparently there is even a baron called Butterworth....I doubt im closely related. Im from Bournemouth, England. And am 36. |
| Name: | Judy Hutton |
| E-mail address: | judy.hutton@westnet.com.au |
| Comments: | My maiden name was Butterworth. My great grandfather was Frederick William Butterworth, who lived in Queensland(died 1937 aged 72) His wife was Miranda Melton(died 1909 aged 49) and they had three sons, John Frederick (My grandfather), and Henry William(k.i.a.W.W.1) and Walter.
I think Frederick remarried a Florence Bland(Pilley) I am trying to find information on where my great grandfather came from in England,and other Butterworth Family connections. |
| Name: | Mark Butterwroth |
| Comments: | Interesting stuff though appears unrelated. I am grandson of Rev. Arthur Butterworth originally from Rochdale, lastly Vicar of Werrington, near Peterborough who served in Border Regiment in Great War and after as Army Chaplain. He died around 1968. My father, his eldest son, Lt.Col. J.P. Butterworth, 1928 - 2005. |
| Name: | Tracy Richards |
| E-mail address: | richards.tracy@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | I have read with much interest your family tree so far. My mother in law Beryl hilary Richards nee Butterworth also has a unconfimed connection with Charles Butterworth son of Samuel. Her maternal side of the family is linked via William another son of Charles then his son Thomas Spencer Butterworth and Beryls mother Eunice Annie Butterworth daughter of said Thomas. She married Clifford Chadwick Butterworth no apparent relation. |
| Name: | Diane Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | dianebutterworth@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | My grandfather, Herbert Butterworth, arrived in Longbranch, Ontario, Canada sometime after his commission with the British Merchant Marines - around 1911 - 1920 (?). Originally from Blackpool, England -Herbert attended school at Eton College. His family (mother (Susannah), father (John) and sister (Clara)) are buried near Blackpool in a family plot (unsure of the cemetery). Herbert had five sons (Ross, Earl, Jack, Ron and Herbert) and two daughters (Nell and ?) - all of which lived or died in Canada. Jack is buried at the Brookwood Military Cemetery, in the WW2 section of Canadian plots (Jack was a Royal Dragoon). Ron and Herbert are still alive and well, and living in Ontario, Canada.
I'm hoping that some of this information will connect with some of the original Butterworth family history so that I can trace the origins of my family in England. |
| Name: | Diane Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | dianebutterworth@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | My grandfather, Herbert Butterworth, arrived in Longbranch, Ontario, Canada sometime after his commission with the British Merchant Marines - around 1911 - 1920 (?). Originally from Blackpool, England -Herbert attended school at Eton College. His family (mother (Susannah), father (John) and sister (Clara)) are buried near Blackpool in a family plot (unsure of the cemetery). Herbert had five sons (Ross, Earl, Jack, Ron and Herbert) and two daughters (Nell and ?) - all of which lived or died in Canada. Jack is buried at the Brookwood Military Cemetery, in the WW2 section of Canadian plots (Jack was a Royal Dragoon). Ron and Herbert are still alive and well, and living in Ontario, Canada.
I'm hoping that some of this information will connect with some of the original Butterworth family history so that I can trace the origins of my family in England. |
| Name: | Olivia Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | livvys@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi, I married Joseph Eric Butterworth and am trying to research the family tree. His Dad is Joseph Lee Butterworth, and his granpa is Joseph Frederick Butterworth. We live in southern Idaho. If anyone has any information, please email it to me. Thanks so much. |
| Name: | Betty Messbarger |
| E-mail address: | bettyjean1015@aol.com |
| Comments: | I descended from either John or Henry Butterworth of Rehoboth, Massachusett. Daughter Mary married Sampson Mason. I have found different opinions with online research. Could anyone verify this for me
Before this the only Butterworth I knew of was on the front of a syrup bottle. |
| Name: | Alan Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | alanbutterworth@telkomsa.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://south-africa-real-estate.blogspot.com |
| Comments: | Hi from Margate South Africa,
Obviously a Butterworth via Inverness Scotland and Salisbury Rhodesia. Related somewhere along the line to the Butterworth Publishers and the town of Butterworth South Africa. Grandfather was Harold from Indian Head Canada and Manchester. Thanks |
| Name: | joyce fry |
| E-mail address: | joyce@fry2.wanadoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | my gggrandfather richard butterworth b1792 accrington gg-grandfather richard butterworth b1827 clitheroe lancashire on the materal side.so this makes me A BUTTERWORTH |
| Name: | Sue Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | suebutterworth@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I have been researching my husband's family tree and believe my husband can trace his line back to Reginal De Botterworth of 1135. I would be interested to hear from the owner of this web site so that we can exchange information |
| Name: | Dennis G. Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | silverlineing@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Wow who would have thought we were so many.
I am 37 years old and have been looking into my faimly origins. This site should prove to be helpful. Thank you, Dennis |
| Name: | Michael Butterworth |
| E-mail address: | butterworth@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello all. I now live in Newcastle upon Tyne, but hail from Ashton under Lyne, beside Oldham. I've had a couple of attempts at tracing my tree, but other things seemed to take over and the trail was lost. Third time lucky, they say, so watch this space..... |