Pane-Joyce Genealogy
William Butters (16258) & Abigail Jaquith (33082)
34155. Abigail Butters. Born on 21 Nov 1734 in Wilmington, MA.399 Abigail died in Woburn, MA, on 31 Mar 1798; she was 63.124,551

William was of Woburn and Abigil of Wilmington when they married.

William and Abigail were first cousins. His mother and her father were siblings.
On 7 Feb 1754 when Abigail was 19, she married William Carter (34139) , son of Ebenezer Carter (24007) (24 Sep 1695-1 Mar 1746) & Lydia Butters (16253) (11 Jun 1695-14 Feb 1774), in Wilmington, MA.399,124 Born on 28 Apr 1725 in Woburn, MA.124 William died in Woburn, MA, on 15 Sep 1790; he was 65.124,551 Marriage intention published on 18 Jan 1754 at Woburn, MA.125

1790 Federal Census. Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Roll 4, page 688
Family of Wm Carter
    2 males 16 and over
    2 females
The census was listed alphabetically. Carters included Wm Carter, Wm Carter Jr, James Carter, and David Carter.
Their children include:
51259i.
William Carter (11 Sep 1754-bef 1830)
51260ii.
Benjamin Carter (20 May 1756-)
51261iii.
Jonas Carter (17 Apr 1758-16 Mar 1815)
51262iv.
David Carter (20 May 1761-)
51263v.
Jonathan Carter (2 Nov 1763-16 Mar 1829)
51264vi.
Joshua Carter (22 Sep 1765-)
51265vii.
Abigail Carter (Died unmarried) (2 Jul 1769-14 Jun 1795)
34156. William Butters. Born on 27 Feb 1736 in Wilmington, MA.399 William died on 5 Jul 1814; he was 78.164 Occupation: Yeoman.

William first married Elizabeth Boutwell, second Esther (Kendall) Weston, widow of Ebenezer Weston.

From George Butter’s Butters Family:209
 William (yeoman), son of William and Abigail Butter, inherited the homestead of his father. He was one of the men under ye command of Capt. Cadwallader Ford, Jr., of Wilmington, who enlisted ye 9th day of March, A.D. 1775, to be at a minute's warning, and marched on ye alarm to Concord ye 19th day of April, A.D. 1775; also in Capt. Jesse Wyman’s company in the Regiment of Guards doing duty on Bunker Hill, commanded by Col. Jacob Gerrish, Feb. 1778; also in Capt. Nathaniel Cowdrey’s company in the Regiment of Guards doing duty on Winter Hill, Col. Gerrish’s command, July, 1778; also in Capt. David Goodwin’s Co. in Col. CogwelPs regiment, Sept. 1778; also in Capt Nathaniel Heath’s Co. of Guards, under the Hon. Major General Gates, Feb. 1779.
On 10 Mar 1757 when William was 21, he first married Elizabeth Boutwell (32441) , daughter of Jonathan Boutwell (15198) (1 Nov 1709-) & Elizabeth Foster (32389) (23 Dec 1707-), in Wilmington, MA.399 Born on 30 Jun 1734 in Stoneham, MA.327 Elizabeth died bef Feb 1810.
Their children include:
49412i.
William J. Butters (12 Mar 1760-2 Mar 1836)
49413ii.
Betsey Butters (31 Aug 1761-29 Nov 1792)
49414iii.
Amos Butters (1762-1850)
49415iv.
Abigail Butters (15 Apr 1767-9 Feb 1803)
On 4 Feb 1810 when William was 73, he second married Esther Kendall (28194) , daughter of John Kendall (11743) (19 Jan 1696/7-27 Jul 1759) & Deborah Richardson (28443) (8 Mar 1695-), in Wilmington, MA.399 Born 16 Mar 1732/3 in Dunstable, MA.

Esther first married Ebenezer Weston, second William Butters as his second wife.

William was of Wilmington and Esther of Reading when they married.399
34157. Elizabeth Butters. Born on 28 Jun 1742 in Wilmington, MA.399
34158. James Butters. Born on 22 Feb 1746 in Wilmington, MA.399 He died age 97 years. James died in Wilmington, MA, on 21 Mar 1838; he was 92.399

James first married Abigail Butterfield, second Esther (Cutler) Reed.

From the Butters Family:209
    James, son of William and Abigail Butters, inherited that part of his father’s estate which was the homestead of his great grandfather. Through his generosity he furnished from his apple tree to Col. Baldwin the scions which produced the fruit called eventually the Baldwin apple. ... He marched on the Lexington alarm April 19, 1775, in Capt. Timothy Walker's Co., in Col. Green's regiment of militia; also marched on the alarm at Bedford and Falmouth, in Elijah Small's Co., in Maj. Zenus Winslow’s regiment, Sept., 1778.
On 1 Aug 1769 when James was 23, he first married Abigail Butterfield in Wilmington, MA.399

James and Abigail were both of Wilmington when they marrried.
Their children include:
51332i.
Lydia Butters (1770-12 Jun 1856)
51333ii.
Grace Butters (Died young) (15 Feb 1772-)
51334iii.
James Butters (1 Jan 1777-8 Nov 1831)
51335iv.
Simeon Butters (Twin) (1779-5 Oct 1862)
51336v.
Joshua Butters (Twin) (1779-1840)
51337vi.
Nathaniel Butters (16 Feb 1783-)
James second married Esther Cutler (58087) , daughter of Nathaniel Cutler (46514) (26 May 1724-16 May 1808) & Esther Beard (45948) (27 Jun 1725-27 Jun 1804). Esther died on 5 May 1823.164

Esther first married Simeon Reed, second James Butters as his second wife.
34159. Joshua Butters. Born on 22 Nov 1748 in Wilmington, MA.399 Joshua was baptized in Stone (King’s) Chapel, in 1766.164 Occupation: Tailor.

From the Butters Family:209
    Joshua, son of William and Abigail Butters, when a young man, went to Boston to learn the trade of a tailor, which occupation he followed. He purchased property in Boston, which he sold to John Hubbard April ID, 1793. He afterwards went to Woburn for a time, purchasing, July 23, i8oi,of Benj. Wyman, and sold out Sept. 23, 1808, to Ezra Kimball. He was baptized in Stone (King's) Chapel in 1766. He married May 16, 1783, Lucy Rumney, of Boston, Mass. (No children).
On 16 May 1784 when Joshua was 35, he married Lucy Rumney in Boston, MA.

Joshua Butters and Lucy Rumney were married in Boston by Rev. Samuel Stillman on 16 May 1784.

Joshua and Lucy had no children.164
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