On 16 Sep 1739 when Hannah was 15, she married Caleb Cory (38613) , son of Michael Cory (19301) (21 Apr 1688-) & Martha Moon (ca 1690-ca 1730), in Portsmouth, RI.322 Caleb Cory, son of Michael, and Hannah Butts, daughter of John, were married by Gideon Durfee, Justice, 16 Sep 1739. Born 1 Feb 1713/4 in Portsmouth, RI.322 Caleb died in Portsmouth, RI ca 1800.

On 30 May 1750 when Constant was 24, she married Daniel Barrington.

22 Mar 1746/7 Enoch married Ann Coggeshall, daughter of John Coggeshall (ca 1697-24 Sep 1746) & Anne, in Portsmouth, RI.322 Enock Butts, son of John, of Portsmouth, and Ann Coggeshall, daughter of John, deceased, of Middletown, were married by William Anthony Jr, Justice, 22 Mar 1746/7.

Ann, of Middletown, RI.

On 28 Dec 1749 Susanna married Anthony Shaw (42812) , son of Anthony Shaw (22902) (29 Jan 1694-Mar 1759) & Rebecca Wood (17 Apr 1696-Jan 1766). Born on 30 Nov 1725 in Little Compton, RI.271 Anthony died in Exeter, RI, on 30 Apr 1793; he was 67.

On 18 Dec 1763 when Sarah was 33, she married Thomas Cook (35205) , son of Thomas Cook (16777) (ca 1680-Feb 1760) & Elizabeth Pearce (22842) (ca 1682-bef 1760), in Portsmouth, RI.322 They were married by John Almy, Asst. Born on 5 Dec 1714 in Tiverton, RI.314,322 Thomas died in Portsmouth, RI, on 8 Dec 1800; he was 86.

At the time of Thomas’ birth, Tiverton was part of Massachusetts.

Thomas first married Freelove Pearce. That marriage ended in divorce. He second married Sarah Butts.

From Jane Fletcher Fiske’s Thomas Cooke of Rhode Island:251
    Thomas and Freelove, who were double first cousins, separated; in her petition for a divorce in 1762 Freelove stated that Thomas had refused to cohabit with her for upwards of 15 years and had refused to support her for said term. Newport Court files show that witnesses summoned to give evidence in September 1672 included Job Butts and Bathsheba his wife, Amy, wife of Job Cooke, and Abigail Howland, widow, all of Portsmouth, and William Read and Martha Almy, widow of Newport. ... Thomas refused to make a personal appearance in court, and in September 1762 the marriage was dissolved.
    Thomas Cook ‘now residing in Portsmouth’ was one of several men called to give evidence in November 1747 when John Butts was accused of allowing card playing in his tavern there. On 10 October 1748 Thomas Cook and his sister, Elizabeth Potter, widow, of Tiverton, were warned out of Portsmouth, and on 10 April 1749 the council issued a warrant to remove Thomas Cook to Tiverton, the place of his birth.
    On 20 May 1759 Thomas’ first child by Sarah Butts [namely, Thomas] was born, out of wedlock, and the following year, 1760, he was admitted a freeman of Portsmouth. On 6 December 1762, information having come to the town council of Tiverton that George Cook had deceased in the West Indies, intestate, it was voted to give Thomas Cook of Portsmouth administration of the estate of his late son.
    Thomas Cook and Sarah Butts were married in Protsmouth 18 December 1763. Thomas kept a publick house in Portsmouth, probably the same kept earlier by Sarah’s fatther, John Butts. In his will dated 28 February 1767 and proved 11 April 1768, John Butts of Portsmouth left to his daughter Sarah Cook ‘my dwelling house and land, bounded southerly on land from by father-in-law Enoch Briggs, next to David Lake,’ and named Thomas and Sarah Cook executors.

1790 Federal Census. Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island
Roll M637_10, page 241.
    Thomas Cooke
The family included
    3 males 16 and over
    2 females

1800 Federal Census. Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island
Roll 46.
    Thomas Cook
The family included
    1 male 45 and over

On 11 Aug 1757 when John was 24, he married Susanna Cornell (62733) , daughter of William Cornell (54335) (26th 5m [Jul] 1705-) & Hannah Thurston (11 Dec 1701-23 Nov 1753), in Portsmouth, RI.322 John Butts Jr and Susanna Cornell were married by Robert Dennis, Justice, 11 Aug 1757. Born 29th 5m [Jul] 1742 in Portsmouth, RI.322

On 25 Apr 1756 when Job was 21, he married Bathsheba Hunt, daughter of William Hunt (-Sep 1770) & Elizabeth Dring (10 May 1705-), in Little Compton, RI.271 Job Butts of Portsmouth & Bathsheba Hunt of Little Compton were married by Nathaniel Searl, Justice. Born on 26 Aug 1732 in Little Compton, RI.271