Florence Mae Butler (1874 - bef. 1974)

Born 15 Mar 1874 in Smithdale, Amite County, Mississippi, United States

Wife of Maurice Henry Jackson — married 29 Nov 1898 in Summit, Pike County, Mississippi, United States

Died before 1974 before age 99 in Pike County, Mississippi, United States

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Biography

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Name

Name: Florence Mae /Butler/

Given Name: Florence Mae

Surname: Butler^[1]

Birth

Birth:

Date: 15 Mar 1874

Place: Smithdale, Amite County, Mississippi, United States^[2]

Death

Death:

Date: Bef 1974

Place: , Pike County, Mississippi, United States^[3]

User ID

User ID: 0C40D47A715D47C69AAE95B96F03C1F02E35

Data Changed

Data Changed:

Date: 28 Apr 2012

Time: 15:09

Prior to import, this record was last changed 15:09 28 Apr 2012.

Marriage

Husband: Maurice Henry Jackson

Wife: Florence Mae Butler

Marriage:

Date: 29 Nov 1898

Place: Summit, Pike County, Mississippi, United States^[4]

Child: Forrest Butler Jackson

Data Changed:

Date: 28 Apr 2012

Time: 15:09

Sources

• Source: S262 Abbreviation: USA, Sons of the American Revolution, Application Files Title: Application files. Digital images. Author: Sons of the American Revolution. Publication: Ancestry.com Operations Inc. Ancestry.com . http://www.ancestry.com : 2011

1. ↑ Source: #S262 Page: Membership application of Forrest Butler Jackson, no. 79013, "U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970," \i Ancestry.com\i0  (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 Apr 2012) Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: [p. 1]... Application examined and approved 2/10 1952 W. Grg Umphrey State Registrar CONT CONT [p. 2] ... (4) 2 great-grandson of Isaac Jackson born 1755, Eno, N.C. or St. Mark's Parish, S.C. Died Dec. 20, 1821, Amite Co, Miss. and his (1st) wife Ann Richardson born 1758, Sumpter District, S.C., died 1802, Amite Co., Miss., married 1779., Sumter District, S.C. CONT ... CONT and he, the said Isaac Jackson (No. 4) is the ancesor who assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of a Private, Colonel in the S.C. Troops and Supplier. CONT CONT [p. 3] ANCESTOR'S SERVICE ... My ancestor's services in assisting in the establishment of American Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows: CONT Isaac Jackson served as Private in Rev. War in Captain Mathew Singleton's troops of "Light Horse" under Gen. Francis Marion with S. C. Troops in command of Colonel Richard Richardson. His name is on the roll of that organization dated Sept. 27, 1775. His Company was of Volunteeers from St. Mark's District, S. C.(Adj. General's Office, Washington, D.C.) He also was a supplier to the Revolutionary Army. (Sally - Hist. Commission, Columbia, S. C.)He received Bounty Lands in Georgia for services in Revolutionary War. "Georgia Roster of the Revolution", L. L. Knight, 1920; Certificate of service in American Rev., Jackson, Major Isaac, certificate of Benj, Tew, Feb. 20, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty 650 acres in Washington Co., Ga. Warrant No. 871. Jackson, Col. Isaac, Certificate of Granberry Lee, Wol. April 9, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty in Washington Co. p384. Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-1.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Primary or Preferred: Y Type: PHOTO Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-2.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Type: PHOTO
2. ↑ Source: #S262 Page: Membership application of Forrest Butler Jackson, no. 79013, "U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970," \i Ancestry.com\i0  (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 Apr 2012) Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: [p. 1]... Application examined and approved 2/10 1952 W. Grg Umphrey State Registrar CONT CONT [p. 2] ... (4) 2 great-grandson of Isaac Jackson born 1755, Eno, N.C. or St. Mark's Parish, S.C. Died Dec. 20, 1821, Amite Co, Miss. and his (1st) wife Ann Richardson born 1758, Sumpter District, S.C., died 1802, Amite Co., Miss., married 1779., Sumter District, S.C. CONT ... CONT and he, the said Isaac Jackson (No. 4) is the ancesor who assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of a Private, Colonel in the S.C. Troops and Supplier. CONT CONT [p. 3] ANCESTOR'S SERVICE ... My ancestor's services in assisting in the establishment of American Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows: CONT Isaac Jackson served as Private in Rev. War in Captain Mathew Singleton's troops of "Light Horse" under Gen. Francis Marion with S. C. Troops in command of Colonel Richard Richardson. His name is on the roll of that organization dated Sept. 27, 1775. His Company was of Volunteeers from St. Mark's District, S. C.(Adj. General's Office, Washington, D.C.) He also was a supplier to the Revolutionary Army. (Sally - Hist. Commission, Columbia, S. C.)He received Bounty Lands in Georgia for services in Revolutionary War. "Georgia Roster of the Revolution", L. L. Knight, 1920; Certificate of service in American Rev., Jackson, Major Isaac, certificate of Benj, Tew, Feb. 20, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty 650 acres in Washington Co., Ga. Warrant No. 871. Jackson, Col. Isaac, Certificate of Granberry Lee, Wol. April 9, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty in Washington Co. p384. Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-1.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Primary or Preferred: Y Type: PHOTO Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-2.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Type: PHOTO
3. ↑ Source: #S262 Page: Membership application of Forrest Butler Jackson, no. 79013, "U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970," \i Ancestry.com\i0  (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 Apr 2012) Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: [p. 1]... Application examined and approved 2/10 1952 W. Grg Umphrey State Registrar CONT CONT [p. 2] ... (4) 2 great-grandson of Isaac Jackson born 1755, Eno, N.C. or St. Mark's Parish, S.C. Died Dec. 20, 1821, Amite Co, Miss. and his (1st) wife Ann Richardson born 1758, Sumpter District, S.C., died 1802, Amite Co., Miss., married 1779., Sumter District, S.C. CONT ... CONT and he, the said Isaac Jackson (No. 4) is the ancesor who assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of a Private, Colonel in the S.C. Troops and Supplier. CONT CONT [p. 3] ANCESTOR'S SERVICE ... My ancestor's services in assisting in the establishment of American Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows: CONT Isaac Jackson served as Private in Rev. War in Captain Mathew Singleton's troops of "Light Horse" under Gen. Francis Marion with S. C. Troops in command of Colonel Richard Richardson. His name is on the roll of that organization dated Sept. 27, 1775. His Company was of Volunteeers from St. Mark's District, S. C.(Adj. General's Office, Washington, D.C.) He also was a supplier to the Revolutionary Army. (Sally - Hist. Commission, Columbia, S. C.)He received Bounty Lands in Georgia for services in Revolutionary War. "Georgia Roster of the Revolution", L. L. Knight, 1920; Certificate of service in American Rev., Jackson, Major Isaac, certificate of Benj, Tew, Feb. 20, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty 650 acres in Washington Co., Ga. Warrant No. 871. Jackson, Col. Isaac, Certificate of Granberry Lee, Wol. April 9, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty in Washington Co. p384. Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-1.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Primary or Preferred: Y Type: PHOTO Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-2.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Type: PHOTO
4. ↑ Source: #S262 Page: Membership application of Forrest Butler Jackson, no. 79013, "U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970," \i Ancestry.com\i0  (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 Apr 2012) Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: [p. 1]... Application examined and approved 2/10 1952 W. Grg Umphrey State Registrar CONT CONT [p. 2] ... (4) 2 great-grandson of Isaac Jackson born 1755, Eno, N.C. or St. Mark's Parish, S.C. Died Dec. 20, 1821, Amite Co, Miss. and his (1st) wife Ann Richardson born 1758, Sumpter District, S.C., died 1802, Amite Co., Miss., married 1779., Sumter District, S.C. CONT ... CONT and he, the said Isaac Jackson (No. 4) is the ancesor who assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of a Private, Colonel in the S.C. Troops and Supplier. CONT CONT [p. 3] ANCESTOR'S SERVICE ... My ancestor's services in assisting in the establishment of American Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows: CONT Isaac Jackson served as Private in Rev. War in Captain Mathew Singleton's troops of "Light Horse" under Gen. Francis Marion with S. C. Troops in command of Colonel Richard Richardson. His name is on the roll of that organization dated Sept. 27, 1775. His Company was of Volunteeers from St. Mark's District, S. C.(Adj. General's Office, Washington, D.C.) He also was a supplier to the Revolutionary Army. (Sally - Hist. Commission, Columbia, S. C.)He received Bounty Lands in Georgia for services in Revolutionary War. "Georgia Roster of the Revolution", L. L. Knight, 1920; Certificate of service in American Rev., Jackson, Major Isaac, certificate of Benj, Tew, Feb. 20, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty 650 acres in Washington Co., Ga. Warrant No. 871. Jackson, Col. Isaac, Certificate of Granberry Lee, Wol. April 9, 1784. Petitioner prays bounty in Washington Co. p384. Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-1.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Primary or Preferred: Y Type: PHOTO Object: Format: jpg File: T:\Genealogy\Shaw\pictures\Military\Isaac Jackson DAR 79013-2.jpg Title: DAR Application 79013 Date: 1952 Scrapbook: Y Type: PHOTO

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Joanna Maby for creating WikiTree profile Butler-5416 through the import of Crissie Ancestors All.ged on Dec 8, 2013. Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Joanna and others.