David Warner Button

Birth4 Mar 1864 - Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA

Death7 Dec 1928 - 4 Virginia St, Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA

MotherElizabeth Ann Loomis

FatherDavid Milton Button

Born in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA on 4 Mar 1864 to David Milton Button and Elizabeth Ann Loomis. David Warner Button married Mary Ann Campbell and had 12 children. He passed away on 7 Dec 1928 in 4 Virginia St, Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents

David Milton Button
1840 - 1903

Elizabeth Ann Loomis
1843 - 1907

Spouse(s)

Mary Ann Campbell
1871 - 1925

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Bertrand Walter Button
1893 - 1985

Hazel Ione Button
1892 - 1893

Cleon Ernest Button
1895 - 1972

Edith Mae Button
1905 - 1945

Inez Edna Button
1898 - 1993

Alfred William Button
1897 - 1970

Walter Scott Button
1899 - 1972

David Button
1901 - 1957

Ruth Button
1903 - 1964

Ralph Button
1903 - 1976

Elizabeth May 'Lizzie' Button
1891 - 1895

Mary Ann Button
1914 - 1917

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