Thomas BUTLER

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Thomas became a merchant in London, joined the "Merchant
Adventurers," as a partner with his brother, Capt. John
Boteler, and their brother-in-law, Col. William Claiborne,
(who had married their sister Elizabeth Boteler) in his Kent
Island, now in Maryland, with Col. Claiborne and his wife in
1637; they had secured a charter to establish a trading post
on the Island for business with the Indians. Lord Calvert
claimed Kent Island on his later Charter for Maryland, and
challenged Col. Claiborne and the Botelers for possession.
Captain John Boteler died during the feud, in 1642, and left
his Kent Island shares to Thomas his brother who moved out to
the Island with his family, dying there in 1646. Under
persecution from the Calverts, Claiborne was driven out, and
Joan, the widow Boteler, escaped with her five young Boteler
sons to Westmoreland County Va., assisted by her husband's
friend Edward Thompson, whom she later married. In Virginia,
the name Boteler became Butler, and the five young sons of
Thomas I grew up in Washington Parish, Westmoreland County
Va.

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Thomas became a merchant in London, joined the "Merchant
Adventurers," as a partner with his brother, Capt. John
Boteler, and their brother-in-law, Col. William Claiborne,
(who had married their sister Elizabeth Boteler) in his Kent
Island, now in Maryland, with Col. Claiborne and his wife in
1637; they had secured a charter to establish a trading post
on the Island for business with the Indians. Lord Calvert
claimed Kent Island on his later Charter for Maryland, and
challenged Col. Claiborne and the Botelers for possession.
Captain John Boteler died during the feud, in 1642, and left
his Kent Island shares to Thomas his brother who moved out to
the Island with his family, dying there in 1646. Under
persecution from the Calverts, Claiborne was driven out, and
Joan, the widow Boteler, escaped with her five young Boteler
sons to Westmoreland County Va., assisted by her husband's
friend Edward Thompson, whom she later married. In Virginia,
the name Boteler became Butler, and the five young sons of
Thomas I grew up in Washington Parish, Westmoreland County
Va.

Datenbank

Titel	Nordhessische Wurzeln
Beschreibung	Diese Datenbank enthält Informationen zu tausenden Individuen und Familien, die sich im Laufe der Forschungen angesammelt haben. Die meisten Daten beziehen sich auf Nordhessen und hier wiederum der Schwerpunkt auf die Gegend südlich von Kassel bis hinunter zur Schwalm. Es finden sch aber auch zahlreiche amerikanische Familien darunter, da meine Vorfahren väterlicherseits aus den USA stammen. Diese Datenbank erhebt keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit oder Richtigkeit und sie wird immer wieder aktualisiert. Für Anregungen, Berichtigungen und Ergänzungen bin ich sehr dankbar! Bemerkungen: Berufsbezeichnungen habe ich vielfach abgekürzt, um die Eingabe und Abfrage zu erleichtern. Sollte es zu den Abkürzungen fragen geben, einfach nur nachfragen. Datumsangaben, die mit "etwa" oder "ca." vermerkt sind, beziehen sich in den meisten Fällen auf errechnete Daten oder Taufen (falls kein Geburtsdatum vorhanden sein sollte).
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Einsender	Stephen W.
E-Mail	sg.westfall@aol.com
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