Era Mae Butler Little was the daughter of Willie Butler and Maggie McAdoo. She was the first born twin; her twin sister is Vera Mae Butler Zeigler (Rollie). To her children she was known as "My Mama"
Era migrated to the Northeast where she lived for 31 years, before returning to Perry, Ga to fulfill the promise she vowed to her late mother. While living in New Jersey, she worked at M&M Men Necktie Company as a Seamstress, MAC's Bakery as a Baker and United Academy Private School as Head Cook.
Era was a member of New Salem Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
She return to Perry in 1993 and became a member to of Martha Ann Baptist Church serving as a usher. She later changed her membership to New Pentacostal Church of Perry where she served as a the only usher.
She married Tommie Little and had two daughters: Dora Kate and Mary.
She married Willie Simmons and had three sons: James, Morris Eugene, and Leroy Simmons
She passed away in August 2000 in Perry Ga.
Era migrated to the Northeast where she lived for 31 years, before returning to Perry, Ga to fulfill the promise she vowed to her late mother. While living in New Jersey, she worked at M&M Men Necktie Company as a Seamstress, MAC's Bakery as a Baker and United Academy Private School as Head Cook.
Era was a member of New Salem Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
She return to Perry in 1993 and became a member to of Martha Ann Baptist Church serving as a usher. She later changed her membership to New Pentacostal Church of Perry where she served as a the only usher.
She married Tommie Little and had two daughters: Dora Kate and Mary.
She married Willie Simmons and had three sons: James, Morris Eugene, and Leroy Simmons
She passed away in August 2000 in Perry Ga.
Era Mae Butler Little was the daughter of Willie Butler and Maggie McAdoo. She was the first born twin; her twin sister is Vera Mae Butler Zeigler (Rollie). To her children she was known as "My Mama"
Era migrated to the Northeast where she lived for 31 years, before returning to Perry, Ga to fulfill the promise she vowed to her late mother. While living in New Jersey, she worked at M&M Men Necktie Company as a Seamstress, MAC's Bakery as a Baker and United Academy Private School as Head Cook.
Era was a member of New Salem Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
She return to Perry in 1993 and became a member to of Martha Ann Baptist Church serving as a usher. She later changed her membership to New Pentacostal Church of Perry where she served as a the only usher.
She married Tommie Little and had two daughters: Dora Kate and Mary.
She married Willie Simmons and had three sons: James, Morris Eugene, and Leroy Simmons
She passed away in August 2000 in Perry Ga.
Era migrated to the Northeast where she lived for 31 years, before returning to Perry, Ga to fulfill the promise she vowed to her late mother. While living in New Jersey, she worked at M&M Men Necktie Company as a Seamstress, MAC's Bakery as a Baker and United Academy Private School as Head Cook.
Era was a member of New Salem Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
She return to Perry in 1993 and became a member to of Martha Ann Baptist Church serving as a usher. She later changed her membership to New Pentacostal Church of Perry where she served as a the only usher.
She married Tommie Little and had two daughters: Dora Kate and Mary.
She married Willie Simmons and had three sons: James, Morris Eugene, and Leroy Simmons
She passed away in August 2000 in Perry Ga.
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