Marion Butler

1863–1938 (age 75)

U.S. Senator

Biography

Marion Butler, born in 1863, represented his constituents as a U.S. Senator with eloquence and stubborn dedication, advocating for the rights of farmers and everyday citizens alike. His leadership reflected a desire to bridge divides and elevate the voices of the common people.

He is buried at Springvale Cemetery, remembered for his stirring oratory and enduring commitment to democratic ideals.

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Also buried at Springvale Cemetery

Algernon Lee Butler
1905–1978 (age 73)
Springvale Cemetery
Algernon Lee Butler (1905-1978) was a Clinton resident.
Cyrus Mills Faircloth
1876–1950 (age 74)
Springvale Cemetery
Cyrus Mills Faircloth (1876–1950) was buried at Springvale Cemetery.
William Raimond Ringer
1898–1973 (age 75)
Springvale Cemetery
William Raimond Ringer (1898-1973) was a Williamsport resident who lived for 75 years.
John Edgar Fowler
1866–1930 (age 64)
Springvale Cemetery
John Edgar Fowler (1866-1930) represented Clinton as a U.S. Representative and is buried at Springvale Cemetery.
Benjamin F. Grady
1831–1914 (age 83)
Springvale Cemetery
Benjamin F. Grady was an Albertson Township resident who lived from 1831 to 1914.

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