Bruton Good Templary

BRUTON. GOOD TEMPLARY. - The members of the Hope of Bruton lodge, No. 662, held an open lodge meeting on Wednesday evening. The following members of the Lodge and Band of Hope took part: Sisters Tanner, E. Harding, M. Parsons, B. Thomas, W. White; Bros. G. Thomas, G. Hyam, E. Hobbs, J. Parsons, F. Butt, …

Bruton Good Templars

BRUTON. I.O.G.T. - The officers of the Hope of Bruton Lodge, 662, have been duly installed by Sister Slade, D.G.W.C.T., as follows:- Bro. Hyam, W.C.T. (four successive elections), Sis. Harding, W.V.G.; Bro. J. Thomas, W.S. (nine successive elections); Bro. S. Kendal, W.F.S.; Bro. Hobbs, W.T.; Bro. G. Thomas, W.C.; Bro. F. Butt, W.M.; Sis. Yeomen, …

Prizewinning grapes and melons

Context Note: "W. Butt" is probably an error instead of "F. Butt" was gardener to Mr Peters at this time. HINTON ST. GEORGE. HORTICULTURAL COTTAGE GARDEN AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. The sixth annual show in connection with the Hinton St. George and Merriott Horticultural, &c., Society took place yesterday (Thursday). [...] The following is the prize-list:- …

Five shilling prize for best eggs

SOUTH PETHERTON. HORTICULTURAL AND POULTRY EXHIBITION. The South Petherton Horticultural and Poultry Association held its second annual exhibition on Thursday, August 6th. [...] [...] EGGS. Class 33. - For the best basket of one dozen - 7s 6d, T. White; 5s, F. Butt, Yeabridge, South Petherton; 2s 6d, H. Johnson, Martock; h.c., H. Best, East …

Hothouse grapes for sale

FOR SALE. GRAPES! GRAPES!! GRAPES!!! FINE HOTHOUSE GRAPES FOR SALE, at 2s 6d per lb. - Apply to F. BUTT, Yeabridge, South Petherton, Somerset. (Western Gazette, 7th September 1888)

Seeking a new gardening role, 1891

SERVANTS, &c., WANTED. GARDENER WANTS SITUATION. Understands vines, melons, and flowers, also the management of Jersey cattle. Leaving present place in consequence of establishment being broken up. Ten years' character. - Apply F. BUTT, Yeabridge House, South Petherton. [40336 (Western Gazette, 20th February 1891)

Officers of the Good Templars, Bruton, 1873

BRUTON. I.O.G.T. - At the last session of the Hope of Bruton Lodge, No. 662, the following officers were installed:- Bro. W. Harewood, W.C.T.; Sis. Murray, W.V.T.; Bro. C. Swain, W.S.; Bro. Budden, W.F.S.; Bro. E. Butt, W.C.; Bro. Gapper, W.M.; Bro. F. Butt, W.I.G.; Bro. T. Parsons, W.O.G.; Sis. Eddington, R.H.S.; Sis. Walker, L.H.S.; …

Member of the Good Templary lodge, Bruton

Context Note: "J. Parsons" is very probably the brother-in-law of "F. Butt". BRUTON. GOOD TEMPLARY. - The members of the Hope of Bruton lodge, No. 662, held an open lodge meeting on Wednesday evening. The following members of the Lodge and Band of Hope took part:- Sisters Tanner, E. Harding, M. Parsons, B. Thomas, W. …

Officer of the Hope of Bruton Lodge

BRUTON. I.O.G.T. - The officers of the Hope of Bruton Lodge, 662, have been duly installed by Sister Slade, D.G.W.C.T., as follows:- Bro. Hyam, W.C.T. (four successive elections), Sis. Harding, W.V.G.; Bro. J. Thomas, W.S. (nine successive elections); Bro. S. Kendal, W.F.S.; Bro. Hobbs, W.T.; Bro. G. Thomas, W.C.; Bro. F. Butt, W.M.; Sis. Yeomen, …

Gardener to Mr W P Peters

SOUTH PETHERTON. HORTICULTURAL AND POULTRY ASSOCIATION. The third exhibition of fruit, flowers, vegetables, honey, poultry, pigeons, &c., under the auspices of the above Association, was held on Wednesday, and, from every point of view, proved a success. There was some anxiety early in the day on the score of the weather, which is an important …

1871 census – Servants at Whaddon House, Bruton

Whaddon House, Bruton, Somerset NAME and Surname of each PersonJohn NEWMARCHFrederick BUTTElizabeth BUTTEmily BUTTRELATION to Head of FamilyHeadServantServantServant's daughterCONDITIONWidowerMarriedMarried-AGE5527311Rank, Profession or OCCUPATIONBarrister at Law, not in practiceGardener (domestic)General servant-WHERE BORNKentish Town, MiddlesexWincanton, SomersetCharminster, DorsetBruton, SomersetWhether Deaf-and-Dumb, Blind, Imbecile or Idiot or Lunatic----  (1871 census, National Archives, RG10/2427 fol. 43 p. 29)

1861 census – Quaperlake Street, Bruton

Quaperlake Street, Bruton, Somerset Name and Surname of each PersonCharles BUTTSarah BUTTElizabeth BUTTThomas BUTTFrederick BUTTEdwin BUTTHarry BUTTRELATIONSHIP to Head of FamilyHeadWifeDau[ghte]rSonSonSonSonCondition as to MarriageMar[ried]Mar[ried] Un[married]Un[married] Un[married] Un[married] Un[married] Age5351241917136Rank, Profession, or OccupationCarter-DressmakerAgricultural LabourerAgricultural LabourerGrocer's BoyScholarWhere bornWincanton, SomersetFovant, Wilts[hire]Wincanton, SomersetWincanton, Somerset Wincanton, Somerset Wincanton, Somerset Bruton, SomersetWhether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb-------  (1861 census, RG9/1651, fol. 40, p. …

The unusual life of Elizabeth Sarah (Courtney) Butt

Context Note: Mother of Emily (Butt) Loram and grandmother of Beatrice (Loram) House. Elizabeth Sarah Courtney was born on 23rd January 1839 at Charminster, near Dorchester, Dorset, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Courtney. A stroll through vital records and the 10-yearly census returns beginning in 1841 reveals nothing particularly unusual:- 1851 - known as Sarah …

Frederick Butt

DEATHS. BUTT. - April 21, at the Hospital, Yeovil, Frederick Butt, aged 65. (Western Chronicle, 7th May 1909)

Age gap of 7 years

Registration District: Christchurch 1899. Marriage solemnized at Punshon Memorial Church, Bournemouth in the District of Christchurch in the County of Southampton No.188188When marriedSeventh August 1899Seventh August 1899Name and surnameHenry LORAMEmily BUTTAge21 years28 yearsConditionBachelorSpinsterRank or professionContractor's Carter-Residence at the time of marriage8 South View Terrace, West Hill Road, BournemouthPetworth, Alumhurst Road, BournemouthFather's name and surnameHenry LORAMFrederick …