Solomon Butson & Jane Keam Stone at St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery Cairn
Solomon Butson and Jane Keam married at St. Blazey, Cornwall, where they had a large family in a small cottage, near where Solomon worked as a clay miner, helping to create the pit in which the Eden Project now sits. Click on the image to go to Solomon Butson in the database.
Welcome!
This tree is a frozen snapshot of my Columbus (Ontario) Families tree on Ancestry, which is the master version of the tree for my English Corners Project. All living people are without names or other information, but you may be able to find yourself. However, I have not tried to capture all the living members, so that many people are not in the tree, in which case you will need to find one of your parents or grandparents.
This version’s snapshot was download from Ancestry 9 Apr 2023 and has 1,178 people in 302 families with 495 images.
For those who have an Ancestry account, Mary Ann Edgerton (1839-1909) is at http://person.ancestry.com/tree/12365860/person/-278044817/facts and you can click on that to see her entry and then navigate to anyone else within the tree.
There is overlap of this database and the St. Blazey Families and Celtic Roots and John(t)on(e)s of 1852 Pickering Township, Ontario databases/trees that I manage. Also see the Early Butson Website.
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My 25 May 1977 Rubbing of the Stone
My first visit to St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, west of Columbus, was in 1977. Click on the image to go to Solomon Butson in the database.