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1 118 Charles Arthur Butterworth Family Bible Additional Surnames: Noyes, Pettengill, Buzzell, Harvey, Batchelder, Smith, Lake, Philbrick, Shurburn, Whitney, Prater Date Range: Publication Date: 1923 Locations: NH, MA, England History of the Bible: In 1996 the bible was in the possession of Charles Arthur Butterworth, Jr. (owner) of Tallahassee, FL, the son of Charles Arthur Butterworth. The title page was provided. Additional Materials: Some tombstone homilies are written between the Bible records. This is to Certify that Florence Sylvia Pettengill and Charles Arthur Butterworth were by me united in Marriage at Pembroke New Hampshire on the 24 th day of August in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fourteen in the presence of Witnesses. Fred M. Pettingill [and] Lovina S. Pettengill Signed Rev. Herbert J. Foote FAMILY HISTORY [key for below information] (b) Birth; (d) Death; (m) Marriage; (GFF) Grand Father s Father; (GFM) Grand Father s Mother; (GMF) Grand Mother s Father; (GMM) Grand Mother s Mother; (FF) Father s Father; (FM) Father s Mother; (MF) Mother s Father; (MM) Mother s Mother [in top margin of this page] John Pettengill b. Northwood m. Mercy Philbrick lived in Epsom. Great Grand Parents Father s Grand Parents (GFF) 1 Leonard Pettengill (b) Dec Northwood N.H. (d) Feb Chichester (GFM) 2 Leonora Buzzell (b) Sept Effingham (d) Mar Pembroke (GMF) 3 Moses Bean Harvey (b) Oct Deerfield N.H. (d) Apr Deerfield N.H. (GMM) 4 Angelina W. Noyes (b) June 5, 1831 Deerfield N.H. (d) July " "I will meet you in the morning" is on the Harvey tombstone Mother s Grand Parents (GFF) 5 Capt. Edmund Batchelder (b) 1801 Deerfield, N.H. (d) March Deerfield N.H. (GFM) 6 Nancy Smith (b) 1799 Seabrook, N.H. (d) Sep So. Deerfield N.H. (GMF) 7 John Lake (b) June 29, 1792 (d) Aug (GMM) 8 Sarah Moses Lake (b) Aug (d) Apr (whose picture at one time hung in the upstairs hall at home) Grand Parents (FF) 9 True Sanborn Pettengill (b) June Chichester, N.H. (d) Sep Pembroke N.H. Tallahassee Genealogical Society 2015

2 (FM) 10 Sylvia S. Harvey (b) Mar Deerfield, N.H. (d) Dec Pembroke N.H. (MF) 11 David Stephen Batchelder (b) May [Deerfield N.H.] (d) Aug Pembroke N.H. (MM) 12 Sarah Ann Lake (b) 1830 Chichester, N.H. (d) Nov Deerfield N.H. Parents 13 Fred Marden Pettengill (b) May Pembroke, N.H. (d) May Pembroke 14 Lovina Shurburn Batchelder (b) March Deerfield, N.H. (d) Jan Pembroke Children 1 Charles Arthur Butterworth Jr. (b) July Fairhaven, Mass. (m) [blank] Parents below. Parents Charles Arthur Butterworth (b) Sept Rockdale England (m) Aug Florence S. Pettengill Florence S. Pettengill; (b) April Suncook, N.H. Ethel S. Pettengill (b) April 3, 1890 Suncook, N.H. (m) Nelson Herbert Whitney Frederick Pettengill Batchelder (b) Aug. 29, 1909 Suncook N.H. (m) June 21, 19[52] Ursula Prater FAMILY HISTORY Father's Mother often used to say: "It may not be my way and it may not be thine, But yet in His own way the Lord will provide." The inscription "She Hath Done What She Could" is on her tombstone. Tallahassee Genealogical Society 2015

3 7 ;;7 7 THE NEW INDEXED BIBLE co:vrprising. BIBLICAL BIOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, TEACHING Alphabettcal!y Indexed and Chronologically Arranged GIVING THE PRONUNCIATION OF WORDS AND DEFINITIONS. ALSO A BRIEF mstory OF PEOPLE. PLACES AND SUBJECTS MEN- TIONED IN THE BIBLE. IN MANY SECTIONS USING TWO MARGINAL REFERENCE COLUMNS. THUS FACU. ITATING THE HANDLING OF OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT REFERENCES Illustrated With a Large Number of Photographs of Places of Biblical Events as They Appear Today, Making A SACRED ALBUM FOR EVERY HOME A Compilation of Teachings.and Sayings of Jesus Christ. A Collation of Scriptures Comprising the Themes of the Bible and Subjects of Every-Day Life. The Jewels and Gems of the Bible. Revised and Enlarged from the Original Edition. JOHN A. DICKSON PUBLISHING COMPANY CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

4 7 Copyrighted 1923 bv John A D' I-. Copyrighted 1913 by John!l.' D~kson Pubhsbln& Co. Copyrighted 1909 by John A: D!Ck;~~ Publishing Co. COPynghted 1901 by.john A. Dickson Publisbing Co. Al! rights resened Rel:"lstered in Stationer~' Hall. London. E. C. PREFACE :he aim of the IND..,(ED RlHLE is to make the Bible its OWl instead of opinions. It will be noted nt once that this sys: thorough analytical method of Bible study, arranged so as abor s,,,,inc7" idea, which has within the last fifty years.' The uniqut plans used for mdexingvcondensing and e, ns.vplaces and subjects mentioned in the Bible in few word reh important discoveries and the great teachings of the d. 'Years of time and labor have been consumed in bringing lard, so that busy people can consult the Bible quickly rela abject's bearing upon life and its responsibilities, thus fin di i pr~ctice for the various necessities of life. The compilers ~d burdening it with unnecessary matter or undue citat ioi ;.ng the same thing, but have made the best collection in ea PART I. I'his section opens with a brief but adequate and scholarly of the Bible," establishing the fact that our Bible is the eated. This includes what follows on the c c History of the 8 a period of 500 years, and brings the Bible down to the I'he next feature is the t t History of the Books of the Bibl- I is designed to be of the greatest benefit to the reader regal 'especially the contents and structure of each book. l'hen follows the Bible Index in which is condensed a great and teachings of the Bible are set forth in a manner to me usy people and the student, thus laying a foundation for tij ; from the Scriptures, and giving the references in the Old ru can be quickly verified and the Bible becomes its own ints blieal eneyclopsedia, dictionary, concordance, reference Bil ontents of the Bible put into form for its most convenient Wue attached to such helps.in that a Bible dictionary is 2 PART his includes the Scriptural Text as given in the Authorized ; :using all modern diacritical marks, so as to produce one, emg Bibles published. Between the Old and New Testar ry from secular sources which forms a connecting link f'o: een the close of the Old Testament canon and the opening a II. PART [.l'his extended section comprises many things of the greatc ~et forth in various forms the life and ministry of our LOl r, S,) that His life and activities may be traced in their prol '':lrses and teachings are chronologically given. The rea der ~ll!gs in the order of their occurrence, the place and circum: Fn and the historical connection by which they are linked is the analysis or outline of these discourses. This syste g in every instance the Scriptural references, is a featu ps" on the Bible. ther features comprise an unusual tabulation of Discours 11:iruoles, indexed and arranged so as to be used in the hi.ngs and Sayings of Christ arranged alphabetically as subj es is of the first importance. It enables the reader to find il "meh Jesus spoke without having to look up the concord d album consists of actual photographs of places of Bit ;Special attention is called to two other features of this secti Id 't Revision.)) Under this caption are given many passag. ~lated by the Authorized Version, and this is followed by il'he other feature referred to is that of Collation of Scripti pan Life. The division of each subject is determined by the s Ilbjects are thus brought forward and under their various.ges of the Bible are assembled without coloring or interj: 8 18 feature is enhanced by the use of the three versions, the Al. 85 and the American Revision of 1901.!loping that the INDEXED BIBLE will serve the purpose for ~ ~ on its mission. III.

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