VanBuren, Richard

• Name	VanBuren, Richard
  	20240125GHLn- Lanny Nunn FB/Shinglehouse Favorites · January 22 2024 · ELEVEN MILE P.O., Richard Butterfield, Postmaster, 1910 L-R Butterfield's sister Ida Van Buren; his mother, Lavina Butterfield, his nephew, Richard VanBuren. Comments Tim Lunn And a brand new roof. 3d Reply Michelle Filer This was my great Aunt Ruby Hyde VanBurens home. 2d Reply Donna Serkleski Lingenfelter Michelle Filer a great lady 2d Reply Paul Blauvelt Donna Serkleski Lingenfelter This is what I have been told! 2d Reply Debra Williams Michelle Filer yeah 2d Reply Debra Williams And i still miss my grandma Ruby???? 2d Reply Michelle Filer Debra Williams me too. She was always fun! 2d Reply Debra Williams Michelle Filer yeah, remember her big barn she had? We would sneak in it to snoop around. She didn't want us in their.said their eas alot of sharp things. 2d Reply Debra Williams But your grandma (my great aunt) attic was the best.she had the old clothes up their.we loved to play dress up with. 2d Reply Michelle Filer Debra Williams I do remember that 2d Reply Michelle Filer Debra Williams That was the best place to play dress up and even had a few pair of crutches to help the “wounded” 2d Reply Kenneth Hallock Michelle Filer where is this house 1d Reply Michelle Filer Kenneth Hallock last house on the right on Eleven Mile before you turn unto O’Donnell Road to Genesee. 1d Reply Kenneth Hallock Michelle Filer thought maybe 1d Reply Virginia Bixby I have been in this house many times. I took my Grandmother, Gertrude Kemp, to visit Ruby there. We also spent time with Ruby and Dick when they lived in California. Ruby was 103 when she passed away and Gram had just turned 101 when she passed. I spent a lot of time working with the missionary with Ruby, Gram, Flossie Perkins, Ella Walker etc when I was a teenager. 2d Reply Brian Bennett I remember hearing that was the oldest house on the 11 mile 2d Reply Jan Sutton Remember this house well 2d Reply Barb Herzog I loved being in that house with my Great Gramma. I swear I can still smell it when I think about it. 1d Reply Sue Dailey Tonya Gardner, does this house look familiar to you or your mom? 23h Reply Debra Williams Sue Dailey was Ruth 's mother's house.i loved having tea & apple pie with her.???? 22h Reply Sue Dailey Debra Williams I know it was grandma’s but Tonya’s mom was a Walker that used to live up the road from grandma’s place. They used to visit grandma. 9h Reply Christine Irwin Awww.....this brings back some wonderful memories! My great grandma was one of the best human I've ever known. Next to my grandma Dailey of course. 8h Reply Sue Dailey Christine Irwin they were special ladies. I am so glad that I got to know them. 8h Reply
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I95228	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	VanBuren, John
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Butterfield, Ida L. V.,   b. Jun 1879, Pennsylvania, USA
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F55965	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Butterfield, Richard home 11Mile FB240122LNShin 20240125GHLn- Lanny Nunn FB/Shinglehouse Favorites · January 22 2024 · ELEVEN MILE P.O., Richard Butterfield, Postmaster, 1910 L-R Butterfield's sister Ida Van Buren; his mother, Lavina Butterfield, his nephew, Richard VanBuren. Comments Tim Lunn And a brand new roof. 3d Reply Michelle Filer This was my great Aunt Ruby Hyde VanBurens…

  
  

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