BUTLER, Arthur Orr; 93; 11 Apr 1972 OWH morn p 34 (x2) @ Forest Lawn**(Sp Am War vet)
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According to the below referenced source, Arthur was cremated and his "ashes are in a cemetery near Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha." He has two memorials - one in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE and the other in Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, Iowa. Memorial #150716870.
It is possible his cremains were buried in two separate cemeteries next to each of his wives, or one of the memorials for Arthur is a cenotaph. Following his first wife's death, with whom he had one son and one granddaughter, Arthur married Mary Smith on September 9, 1952. Arthur and Mary had no children.
Source: Josef A. Jackson, John and Margaret Bingham's Family: A History of John Bingham and Margaret Hawthorn of County Antrim, Northern Ireland and their Descendants 1803-1983 (Grand Island, Nebraska, USA: Josef A. Jackson, 1983), Pages 18-19. Information for Mary Arilla Smith and A. Orr Butler.
Thanks to member #48804846 for the additional information.
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According to the below referenced source, Arthur was cremated and his "ashes are in a cemetery near Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha." He has two memorials - one in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE and the other in Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, Iowa. Memorial #150716870.
It is possible his cremains were buried in two separate cemeteries next to each of his wives, or one of the memorials for Arthur is a cenotaph. Following his first wife's death, with whom he had one son and one granddaughter, Arthur married Mary Smith on September 9, 1952. Arthur and Mary had no children.
Source: Josef A. Jackson, John and Margaret Bingham's Family: A History of John Bingham and Margaret Hawthorn of County Antrim, Northern Ireland and their Descendants 1803-1983 (Grand Island, Nebraska, USA: Josef A. Jackson, 1983), Pages 18-19. Information for Mary Arilla Smith and A. Orr Butler.
Thanks to member #48804846 for the additional information.
BUTLER, Arthur Orr; 93; 11 Apr 1972 OWH morn p 34 (x2) @ Forest Lawn**(Sp Am War vet)
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According to the below referenced source, Arthur was cremated and his "ashes are in a cemetery near Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha." He has two memorials - one in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE and the other in Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, Iowa. Memorial #150716870.
It is possible his cremains were buried in two separate cemeteries next to each of his wives, or one of the memorials for Arthur is a cenotaph. Following his first wife's death, with whom he had one son and one granddaughter, Arthur married Mary Smith on September 9, 1952. Arthur and Mary had no children.
Source: Josef A. Jackson, John and Margaret Bingham's Family: A History of John Bingham and Margaret Hawthorn of County Antrim, Northern Ireland and their Descendants 1803-1983 (Grand Island, Nebraska, USA: Josef A. Jackson, 1983), Pages 18-19. Information for Mary Arilla Smith and A. Orr Butler.
Thanks to member #48804846 for the additional information.
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According to the below referenced source, Arthur was cremated and his "ashes are in a cemetery near Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha." He has two memorials - one in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE and the other in Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, Iowa. Memorial #150716870.
It is possible his cremains were buried in two separate cemeteries next to each of his wives, or one of the memorials for Arthur is a cenotaph. Following his first wife's death, with whom he had one son and one granddaughter, Arthur married Mary Smith on September 9, 1952. Arthur and Mary had no children.
Source: Josef A. Jackson, John and Margaret Bingham's Family: A History of John Bingham and Margaret Hawthorn of County Antrim, Northern Ireland and their Descendants 1803-1983 (Grand Island, Nebraska, USA: Josef A. Jackson, 1983), Pages 18-19. Information for Mary Arilla Smith and A. Orr Butler.
Thanks to member #48804846 for the additional information.
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