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Butler County ** NEW Server

* 1/22/2018 -- Butler County NEGenWeb pages now moved to a new server. Thanks to Rootsweb for many years of providing website space. Going forward from today's date, much anticipation for continued FREE server space with the new web space. Please feel free to contact this website coordinator, Linda Ziemann, with any questions or site contributions. Linda's email is: lin.ziemann48@gmail.com


Older County & Regional Pages - Saved for your reading pleasure.

Butler County Rootsweb Queries - 1996-1997

Butler County Rootsweb Queries - 1998


BUTLER COUNTY - Family Stories & Photographs (don't hesitate to submit yours)

FAMILY Index - Bios & Photos

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Butler County Weddings -Photo Index link


 

 

Butler County Menu

1890 NE State Gazetteer Cemeteries Homestead Book Military Railroads
         
1906 Plat Book Churches Look Ups Obituaries Resources
         
1918 Farm Atlas County History Marriages Photo Album Schools

Butler County Towns -- History and Photos

Township List-1906

TOWNS OF BUTLER COUNTY

Abie Garrison Savannah
Bellwood Linwood Skull Creek
Brainard Loma Summit
Bruno Millerton Surprise
David City Octavia Ulysses
Dwight Rising City  

OFF-Site Links:

Nebraska Gravestone Photo Project-Home page for Submissions

Nebraska Gravestone Photo Project - Direct link to Butler County Cemeteries

Nebraska Obituary Archive

Butler County Gallery - David City, Nebraska

 

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BUTLER County was named for David Butler, the first Governor of the State of Nebraska. The county seat, David City, was named for William David /or Mrs. Wm. Miles née David[s], owner of the land where David City was built.

Butler County is located in the east-central part of Nebr., lying about fifty-one miles west of the Missouri River. Its northern border is washed by the Great Platte River. It has a climate cool enough for wheat and all northern productions, and sufficiently mild for the growth of fruit, vegetables and coarser cereals of southern localities.

To the southward and eastward lie the beautiful and charming valleys of the Big Blue and the Oak, marked in summer time by a thread-like continuation of green groves and plum thickets, winding in and out and through the treeless plains.

 

 

Email link: Linda Ziemann, Butler County Coordinator


Neighboring Adjacent Counties

Platte County Colfax County Dodge County
Polk County BUTLER Saunders County
York County Seward County Lancaster County

 


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