Engeltje Schermerhorn
Engeltje Schermerhorn, geboren: te Oterleek in 1823, huisvr. en moeder.

Vader: Willem Schermerhorn, geboren: voor 1803, landman (1849), trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1823.

Moeder: Trijntje van der Sluis, geboren: voor 1803, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (resp. ongeveer 26 en ongeveer 28 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Akersloot op 18 maart 1849 huwelijksakte nr. 2, gemeente Akersloot
met

Dirk Amse, zoon van Jan Amse (arbeider (1849)) en Margaretha van der Velden (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Beverwijk in 1821, smid (1849).

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Kaatje	*1865	Akersloot	†1903		38	1	4

Dossier:

Klaas Akkerman
Klaas Akkerman, geboren: te Oterleek op 16 januari 1868, gezindte: Nederlands Hervormd, kaasmaker, winkelier (1914), overleden: (64 jaar oud) te Heerhugowaard op 19 september 1932 overlijdensakte nr. 28, gemeente Heerhugowaard, aangiftedatum 20-09-1932.

Vader: Jacob Akkerman, zoon van Klaas Akkerman (veehouder (1872)) en Trijntje Vader (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Oterleek op 20 december 1835, gezindte: Nederlands Hervormd, veehouder, overleden: (76 jaar oud) te Oterleek op 4 maart 1912, trouwt (resp. 30 en 24 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Oterleek op 29 april 1866 (huwelijksakte nr. 7, gemeente Oterleek).

Moeder: Aafje de Vries, dochter van Jacobus Rensen de Vries (landman (1851)) en Aagje Vader (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Akersloot op 20 oktober 1841, gezindte: Nederlands Hervormd, huisvr. en moeder, overleden: (60 jaar oud) te Oterleek op 7 januari 1902.

trouwt (resp. 31 en 27 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Oterleek op 27 april 1899 huwelijksakte nr. 2, gemeente Oterleek
met

Antje Stam, geboren: te Schellinkhout op 25 februari 1872, gezindte: Nederlands Hervormd, huisvr.

Dossier:

Antje Stam
Antje Stam, geboren: te Schellinkhout op 25 februari 1872, gezindte: Nederlands Hervormd, huisvr.

trouwt (resp. 27 en 31 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Oterleek op 27 april 1899 huwelijksakte nr. 2, gemeente Oterleek
met

Klaas Akkerman, zoon van Jacob Akkerman (veehouder) en Aafje de Vries (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Oterleek op 16 januari 1868, gezindte: Nederlands Hervormd, kaasmaker, winkelier (1914), overleden: (64 jaar oud) te Heerhugowaard op 19 september 1932 overlijdensakte nr. 28, gemeente Heerhugowaard, aangiftedatum 20-09-1932.

Dossier:

Klaas Akkerman
Klaas Akkerman, geboren: te Oterleek in 1804, veehouder (1872).

Vader: Sijmon Akkerman, geboren: voor 1786, trouwt (beiden ongeveer 18 jaar oud) voor 1804.

Moeder: Geertje Boot, geboren: voor 1786, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 22 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Oterleek op 23 april 1826 (huwelijksakte nr. 2, gemeente Oterleek)
met

Trijntje Vader, dochter van Jan Vader (arbeider (1829)) en Trijntje Schermer (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Akersloot in 1804, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk 3 kinderen:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Trijntje	*1830	Oterleek				1	0
2	Jacob	*1835	Oterleek	†1912	Oterleek	76	1	3
3	Dirk	*1841	Oterleek	†1916	Haarlem	75	2	1

Dossier:

Trijntje Vader
Trijntje Vader, geboren: te Akersloot in 1804, huisvr. en moeder.

Vader: Jan Vader, geboren: voor 1784, arbeider (1829), trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1804.

Moeder: Trijntje Schermer, geboren: voor 1784, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 22 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Oterleek op 23 april 1826 (huwelijksakte nr. 2, gemeente Oterleek)
met

Klaas Akkerman, zoon van Sijmon Akkerman en Geertje Boot (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Oterleek in 1804, veehouder (1872).

Uit dit huwelijk 3 kinderen:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Trijntje	*1830	Oterleek				1	0
2	Jacob	*1835	Oterleek	†1912	Oterleek	76	1	3
3	Dirk	*1841	Oterleek	†1916	Haarlem	75	2	1

Dossier:

Jacobus de Vries
Jacobus Rensen de Vries, geboren: te Graft in 1797, landman (1851).

Vader: Rensen de Vries, geboren: voor 1777, trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1797.

Moeder: Aafje Smit, geboren: voor 1777, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (1) (Burgerlijke Stand)
met

Aagje Vader, dochter van Jan Vader (arbeider (1829)) en Trijntje Schermer (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Akersloot in 1809, huisvr. en moeder, overleden: (hoogstens 43 jaar oud) voor 1852.

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Aafje	*1841	Akersloot	†1902	Oterleek	60	1	3

trouwt (resp. ongeveer 55 en ongeveer 32 jaar oud) (2) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Akersloot op 2 mei 1852 huwelijksakte nr. 5, gemeente Akerlsoot
met

Antje Hofdijk, geboren: te Akersloot in 1820, huisvrouw.

Dossier:

Aagje Vader
Aagje Vader, geboren: te Akersloot in 1809, huisvr. en moeder, overleden: (hoogstens 43 jaar oud) voor 1852.

Vader: Jan Vader, geboren: voor 1784, arbeider (1829), trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1804.

Moeder: Trijntje Schermer, geboren: voor 1784, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand)
met

Jacobus Rensen de Vries, zoon van Rensen de Vries en Aafje Smit (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Graft in 1797, landman (1851), trouwt (2) met Antje Hofdijk. Uit dit huwelijk geen kinderen.

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Aafje	*1841	Akersloot	†1902	Oterleek	60	1	3

Dossier:

Sijmon van der Neer
Sijmon van der Neer, geboren: voor 1793.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1813
met

Jantje Zwaan, geboren: voor 1793, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Gerrit	*1813	Heerhugowaard				1	1

Dossier:

Jantje Zwaan
Jantje Zwaan, geboren: voor 1793, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1813
met

Sijmon van der Neer, geboren: voor 1793.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Gerrit	*1813	Heerhugowaard				1	1

Dossier:

Abram Steeman
Abram Steeman, geboren: voor 1808.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1828
met

Geertje de Haan, geboren: voor 1808, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Geertje	*1828	Alkmaar				1	1

Dossier:

Geertje de Haan
Geertje de Haan, geboren: voor 1808, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1828
met

Abram Steeman, geboren: voor 1808.

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Geertje	*1828	Alkmaar				1	1

Dossier:

Jan Amse
Jan Amse, geboren: voor 1801, arbeider (1849).

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1821
met

Margaretha van der Velden, geboren: voor 1801, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Dirk	*1821	Beverwijk				1	1

Dossier:

Margaretha van der Velden
Margaretha van der Velden, geboren: voor 1801, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1821
met

Jan Amse, geboren: voor 1801, arbeider (1849).

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Dirk	*1821	Beverwijk				1	1

Dossier:

Willem Schermerhorn
Willem Schermerhorn, geboren: voor 1803, landman (1849).

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1823
met

Trijntje van der Sluis, geboren: voor 1803, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Engeltje	*1823	Oterleek				1	1

Dossier:

Trijntje van der Sluis
Trijntje van der Sluis, geboren: voor 1803, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) voor 1823
met

Willem Schermerhorn, geboren: voor 1803, landman (1849).

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Engeltje	*1823	Oterleek				1	1

Dossier:

Sijmon Akkerman
Sijmon Akkerman, geboren: voor 1786.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 18 jaar oud) voor 1804
met

Geertje Boot, geboren: voor 1786, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Klaas	*1804	Oterleek				1	3

Dossier:

Geertje Boot
Geertje Boot, geboren: voor 1786, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 18 jaar oud) voor 1804
met

Sijmon Akkerman, geboren: voor 1786.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Klaas	*1804	Oterleek				1	3

Dossier:

Jan Vader
Jan Vader, geboren: voor 1784, arbeider (1829).

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1804
met

Trijntje Schermer, geboren: voor 1784, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk 2 dochters:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Trijntje	*1804	Akersloot				1	3
2	Aagje	*1809	Akersloot	†1852		43	1	1

Dossier:

Trijntje Schermer
Trijntje Schermer, geboren: voor 1784, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1804
met

Jan Vader, geboren: voor 1784, arbeider (1829).

Uit dit huwelijk 2 dochters:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Trijntje	*1804	Akersloot				1	3
2	Aagje	*1809	Akersloot	†1852		43	1	1

Dossier:

Antje Hofdijk
Antje Hofdijk, geboren: te Akersloot in 1820, huisvrouw.

trouwt (resp. ongeveer 32 en ongeveer 55 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te Akersloot op 2 mei 1852 huwelijksakte nr. 5, gemeente Akerlsoot
met

Jacobus Rensen de Vries, zoon van Rensen de Vries en Aafje Smit (huisvr. en moeder), geboren: te Graft in 1797, landman (1851), trouwt (1) met Aagje Vader, dochter van Jan Vader (arbeider (1829)) en Trijntje Schermer (huisvr. en moeder). Uit dit huwelijk een dochter.

Dossier:

Rensen de Vries
Rensen de Vries, geboren: voor 1777.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1797
met

Aafje Smit, geboren: voor 1777, huisvr. en moeder.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Jacobus Rensen	*1797	Graft				2	1

Dossier:

Aafje Smit
Aafje Smit, geboren: voor 1777, huisvr. en moeder.

trouwt (beiden ongeveer 20 jaar oud) voor 1797
met

Rensen de Vries, geboren: voor 1777.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Jacobus Rensen	*1797	Graft				2	1

Dossier:

Jacob K. van Leeuwen
Jacob K. van Leeuwen, geboren: te Valkenburg op 8 november 1935, bedrijfsleider Flora Rijnsburg, overleden: (74 jaar oud) te Leiden op 22 december 2009.

trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand)
met

Afgeschermd.

Uit dit huwelijk een kind:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Afgeschermd		Valkenburg				2	3

Dossier:

trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand)
met

Jacob K. van Leeuwen, geboren: te Valkenburg op 8 november 1935, bedrijfsleider Flora Rijnsburg, overleden: (74 jaar oud) te Leiden op 22 december 2009.

Uit dit huwelijk een kind:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Afgeschermd		Valkenburg				2	3

• Moeder:
  Afgeschermd , kind van Jacob K. van Leeuwen (bedrijfsleider Flora Rijnsburg) en Afgeschermd,
  relatie
  met Afgeschermd . Uit dit huwelijk een kind.

relatie
met

Afgeschermd.

Uit dit huwelijk 2 kinderen:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Afgeschermd		Leiden				0	0
2	Afgeschermd		Leiden				0	0

• Moeder:
  Afgeschermd , kind van Jacob K. van Leeuwen (bedrijfsleider Flora Rijnsburg) en Afgeschermd,
  relatie
  met Afgeschermd . Uit dit huwelijk een kind.

relatie
met

Afgeschermd, kind van Afgeschermd .

Uit dit huwelijk 2 kinderen:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Afgeschermd		Leiden				0	0
2	Afgeschermd		Leiden				0	0

• Vader:
  Afgeschermd,
  relatie.

• Moeder:
  Afgeschermd, kind van Afgeschermd .

• Vader:
  Afgeschermd,
  relatie.

• Moeder:
  Afgeschermd, kind van Afgeschermd .

Gerardus Verdonk
Gerardus Verdonk, geboren: te Ginneken en Bavel op 12 juni 1903, pettenmaker, kantoorbediende, overleden: (72 jaar oud) te Leidschendam op 5 juni 1976.

trouwt (resp. 27 en 34 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te 's-Gravenhage op 23 april 1931
met

Wilhelmina Gijsbertha Steenhauer, geboren: te 's-Gravenhage op 26 februari 1897, huisvrouw, overleden: (83 jaar oud) te 's-Gravenhage op 17 september 1980.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Dick	*1937	's-Gravenhage	†2001	Harlingen	64	1	0

Dossier:

Wilhelmina Gijsbertha Steenhauer
Wilhelmina Gijsbertha Steenhauer, geboren: te 's-Gravenhage op 26 februari 1897, huisvrouw, overleden: (83 jaar oud) te 's-Gravenhage op 17 september 1980.

trouwt (resp. 34 en 27 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) te 's-Gravenhage op 23 april 1931
met

Gerardus Verdonk, geboren: te Ginneken en Bavel op 12 juni 1903, pettenmaker, kantoorbediende, overleden: (72 jaar oud) te Leidschendam op 5 juni 1976.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Dick	*1937	's-Gravenhage	†2001	Harlingen	64	1	0

Dossier:

Thomas Butler
Thomas Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford.

Vader: James Butler, zoon van James Butler en Martha Butler, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 10 oktober 1750 in de All Saints Church te Oxford, trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand), kerkelijk huwelijk (Baptisten).

Moeder: Jane Butler.

trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829.
In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street.
The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder.
By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”.
At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14).
By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887
met

Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

Uit dit huwelijk 6 kinderen:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Selina Jane	*1828	Westminster				0	0
2	Mary Ann	*1829	Londen				0	0
3	Catharina	*1834	Oxford				0	0
4	Ferdinand Dick	*1837	Temple Cowley				0	0
5	James Lockier	*1839	Headington				0	0
6	John Angelicus Thomas	*1843	Headington				0	0

Dossier:

Selina Jane Butler
Selina Jane Butler, geboren: te Westminster in januari 1828, gedoopt voor te Londen op 29 januari 1828.

Vader: Thomas Butler, zoon van James Butler en Jane Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford, trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”. At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887.

Moeder: Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

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Mary Ann Butler
Mary Ann Butler, geboren: te Londen in september 1829, gedoopt voor te Westminster in september 1829.

Vader: Thomas Butler, zoon van James Butler en Jane Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford, trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”. At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887.

Moeder: Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

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Catharina Butler
Catharina Butler, geboren: te Oxford in februari 1834, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 12 februari 1834 in de All Saints Church.

Vader: Thomas Butler, zoon van James Butler en Jane Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford, trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”. At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887.

Moeder: Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

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Ferdinand Dick Butler
Ferdinand Dick Butler, geboren: in april 1837, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Temple Cowley op 7 april 1837 in Temple Cowley.

Vader: Thomas Butler, zoon van James Butler en Jane Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford, trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”. At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887.

Moeder: Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

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James Lockier Butler
James Lockier Butler, geboren: in december 1839, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Headington op 9 december 1839 in de St. Andrew's Church in Headington.

Vader: Thomas Butler, zoon van James Butler en Jane Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford, trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”. At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887.

Moeder: Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

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John Angelicus Thomas Butler
John Angelicus Thomas Butler, geboren: te Headington op 18 augustus 1843, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Headington op 24 juni 1844.

Vader: Thomas Butler, zoon van James Butler en Jane Butler, geboren: in augustus 1800, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 31 augustus 1800 in de All Siants Church te Oxford, printseller (1823), carver en gilder (1834) in de High Street te Oxford, trouwt (resp. 26 en ongeveer 23 jaar oud) (Burgerlijke Stand) in februari 1827 The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. In about the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, and their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church there on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick Butler, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as “Butler & Margetts, printers”, and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier Butler, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas Butler was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now described as a “gentleman”. At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) was described as “Independent”, while his wife Selina (who was in her 30s) was described as a Schoolmistress. They were living in the Manor House at Headington with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There were 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders were relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), who was Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died at the age of 83 in the Fulham district in 1887.

Moeder: Selina Jane Ackermann, dochter van Rudolph Ackermann (Grootindustrieel) en Martha Massey, geboren: in 1804, Baptisten, schoolmistress te Headington (1839) (Thomas Butler was baptised at All Saints Church in Oxford on 31 August 1800, the youngest of the ten children of James and Jane Butler. His father had been baptised in All Saints parish forty years before on 10 October 1750, and his grandparents were James and Martha Butler, who were buried at All Saints on 4 May 1781 and 14 December 1796 respectively.) (Thomas Butler is listed as a printseller in Oxford’s High Street in 1823, but appears to have moved to London before 1827, as at the time of his marriage in Fulham on 29 January that year he was described as being of 1 Beaumont Buildings in the Strand. His wife Selina Jane Ackermann was then living at Ivy Lodge, Fulham, which was her father's house. An announcement of the marriage was made in Jackson’s Oxford Journal of 3 February 1827.) (Selina Ackermann was the daughter of Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834). He was born in Saxony, but came to England as a young man in 1787 (becoming naturalized as a UK citizen in 1809). He started off as a carriage-designer, but soon his interest turned to printing. In 1792 he married an Englishwoman, Martha Massey (1769–1811), and they had nine children, of whom six, including Selina, survived. The family moved to Fulham from Camberwell Grove in 1825, and on 4 October 1831 he married his second wife, Hannah Williams, at Finchley. (See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for more information on Rudolph Ackermann.) (The first two children of Thomas and Selina Butler were born in London and baptised at St Clement Danes in Westminster: Selina Jane Butler on 29 January 1828 and Mary Ann Butler in September 1829. Around the early 1830s the family moved to Oxford, where their third daughter, Catherine Butler, was baptised at All Saints Church on 12 February 1834, with Thomas Butler described as a carver and gilder in the High Street. The family moved to Temple Cowley around the mid-1930s: Mrs Butler was running a school there in July 1836, and their fourth child, Ferdinand Dick, was baptised at Temple Cowley on 7 April 1837. At this point, Thomas was still described as a carver & gilder. By 1839 Thomas’s shop at 20 High Street is described as "Butler & Margetts, printers", and on 9 December 1839 their fifth child, James Lockier, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church in Headington, suggesting that they were now ensconced in the Manor House; but Thomas is still described as a printseller. Their sixth child John Angelicus Thomas was born on 18 August 1843 and baptised at Headington on 24 June 1844, with Thomas now a "gentleman". At the time of the 1841 census, Thomas Butler (who was then about 41) is described as "Independent", while his wife Selina (who is in her 30s) is described as a Schoolmistress. They are living in the Manor House with their five children (ranging in age from 1 to 13), and five female servants. There appear to be 22 girl boarders aged between 11 to 20 living with them, and just one little boy pupil, aged 9. Two of the boarders appear to be relations of the proprietors: Octavia Butler (13), Thomas’s niece, and Maria Ackermann (14). By the time of the 1871 census Thomas Butler had died, and Selina, a widow, was living at 3 Bury Terrace, Paddington. She died in the third quarter of 1887 in Fulham, aged 83.), overleden: (ongeveer 83 jaar oud) te Fulham in juli 1887.

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James Butler
James Butler, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 10 oktober 1750 in de All Saints Church te Oxford.

Vader: James Butler, Baptisten, overleden: te Oxford in mei 1781, begraven: te Oxford op 4 mei 1781 op de begraafplaats van de All Saints Church te Oxford, trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand), kerkelijk huwelijk (Baptisten).

Moeder: Martha Butler, Baptisten, overleden: te Oxford in december 1796, begraven: te Oxford op 14 december 1796 op de begraafplaats van de All Saints Church in Oxford.

trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand),
kerkelijk huwelijk (Baptisten)
met

Jane Butler.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Thomas	*1800	Oxford				1	6

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Jane Butler
Jane Butler.

trouwt (Burgerlijke Stand),
kerkelijk huwelijk (Baptisten)
met

James Butler, zoon van James Butler en Martha Butler, gedoopt voor Baptisten te Oxford op 10 oktober 1750 in de All Saints Church te Oxford.

Uit dit huwelijk een zoon:

	naam	geboren:	plaats	overleden:	plaats	oud	relatie	kinderen
1	Thomas	*1800	Oxford				1	6

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