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George Button

Birth1789 - Allweston, Dorset
DeathOct 1881 - Almshouse, Half moon St., Sherborne
MotherCatherine Sebbery
FatherCharles Button

Born in Allweston, Dorset on 1789 to Charles Button and Catherine Sebbery. George Button married Elizabeth Hammond and had 10 children. He passed away on Oct 1881 in Almshouse, Half moon St., Sherborne.

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Parents
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Charles Button
1742 - 1834
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Catherine Sebbery
1750 - 1820
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hammond
1791 - 1874
Children Show all
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Susan Button
1827 - 1875
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Alfred Button
1834 - Unknown
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Thomas Button
1824 - 1852
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James Button
1815 - 1892
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William Henry Button
1830 - 1852
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Mary Button
1837 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Button
1813 - 1870
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Elizabeth Button
1817 - 1902
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Harriet Button
1822 - 1873
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George Button
1820 - Unknown

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