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Isaac Butler Ellis

05 Saturday Dec 2015

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Isaac Butler Ellis
Born September 22, 1840
He married Martha Kennedy (1850-1898)
They had 8 sons and 2 daughters (Mary, Charles, John, Cornelius, Joseph, Robert, Oliver, Cyrus, Clarence, and Martha)

William Butler

05 Saturday Dec 2015

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William Butler Deceased
Birth records are not available.
He married Elizah Hodges (Birth records are not available)
They had 1 daughter and 2 sons (Mahalia, William Jr., and Isaac)

Elizah Hodges

05 Saturday Dec 2015

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Elizah Hodges Deceased
Birth records are not available.
She married William Butler (Birth records are not available)
They had 1 daughter and 2 sons (Mahalia, William Jr., and Isaac)

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