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This is not the same Samuel but thought to be the same line.
7 May 1782 Michael Butts purchases 250 a. on E. side Clark's Creek from Henry Holman of Burke Co. 4 April 1786 Michael Butts and wife Catherine sell this 250 a. to Philip Rudisill. Deed Bk. 3, p. 45 Lincoln Co. NC Court, April Sessions 1785: ' 'Michael Butts crops the right ear and on the underheel, and the left ear and on the under heel, and brands with M B.' ' 28 Nov. 1785 enters claim for 100 a. in Lincoln Co. on Lick Run, Leepers Creek. Claim granted. Michael sells 10 Feb. 1789 this 100 a. to David Keebler. Deed Bk. 3, p. 479. 10 Feb. 1786 John Finger (Lincoln Co.) to Michael Butts (Lincoln Co.) 244 a. on waters of Leepers Creek. Deed Bk. 3, p. 60. Michael Butts is deceased by Lincoln Co. NC July Court, 1816. Tombstone states he died April 9, 1816 in his 60th year. Lincoln Co. Deed Bk. 32, p. 139 confirms Michael's widow Catherine Butts is still alive 6 Nov. 1826. From NC Archives, Raleigh, Lincoln County Estates, C. R. 060.508.19: Petition to Equity Court, Fall Term 1855, Petition of Joseph Cobb of Lincoln Co. vs. John Blackburn and wife Lavinia of Lincoln, James Triplett and wife Joanna of ____Co., Missouri, the heirs at law of Samuel Zimmerman, deceased, and Susanna Zimmerman, widow of said Samuel Zimmerman. The petition states ' 'John Butts, Elizabeth Zimmerman, Susanna Zimmerman, and Sarah Dellinger inherited the tract of land from their father Michael Butts who died many years ago. The land lies in Lincoln County on waters of Lick Run, 133 1/2 acres. The petitioner Joseph Cobb purchased the interest of John Butts in the said tract and has a deed therefor. Elizabeth Zimmerman married Samuel Zimmerman, then died , leaving several children. Samuel Zimmerman then married Susanna. Shortly thereafter Samuel, wife Susanna, and the children by Elizabeth removed from this county. Sarah intermarried with David Dellinger, died, as did also her said husband, leaving Joanna, wife of James Triplett, and Lavinia, wife of John Blackburn, as heirs at law. Michael Butts died leaving other children and heirs than John, Elizabeth, Susanna, and Sarah, but these children received their share of their father's real estate out of other lands he owned. Land has lain vacant and without cultivation for many years.' ' Further information in the file shows James and Joanna (Dellinger) Triplett are in Webster County, Missouri. The Zimmermans removed to Indiana, possibly Gibson County. My listing of the children of Michael Butts is: John Butts, b. 17 Jan. 1781 d. 25 Oct. 1862 (tombstone - Emmanuel's Lutheran cem. Lincolnton. Also buried there are Susannah Butts, wife of John Butts, who died Sept. 23, 1832 aged 44 years, 10 months, 23 days. Elizabeth Butts, wife of John Butts, died March 17, 1871, aged 80 years) Elizabeth Butts, Lincoln Co. Marriage Bond to Samuel Zimmerman 3 Oct. 1796, David Zimmerman bondsman Susanna Butts, married Samuel Zimmerman after death of her sister Elizabeth, in Indiana with Samuel Zimmerman by 1829. Sarah Butts, Lincoln Co. Marriage Bond 27 May 1824 to David Dellinger, Henry Butts bondsman. Sarah died 6 April 1836, aged 45 yrs. l mo., 21 days, buried Emmanuel Lutheran. Henry Butts, Lincoln Marriage Bond 21 Jan. 1820, Charity Cline, John Petry bondsman. Michael Butts, Jr., Lincoln Marriage Bond 12 Sept. 1812 Betsy Dellinger, Solomon Stroup bondsman. Barbara Butts, Lincoln Marriage Bond 7 Jan. 1802 John Pettre, Samuel Zimmerman bondsman. Mary Butts, Lincoln Marriage Bond 8 March 1817 Edward Baker, Daniel Eaker bondsman. Peter Butts, confirmed as son by Lincoln Co. Deed Bk. 28 p. 5 Catherine Butts, confirmed as daughter by Lincoln Co. Deed Bk. 32, p. 201. As to your query about there being another adult male in the household of Michael Butts on the 1790 Lincoln Co. census - there is a John Butts who serves as a deputy constable in Burke Co. (right above Lincoln) 1781-1782. The following deed may apply:
Lincoln Co. Deed Bk. 3, p. 233, July 11, 1786 John Butts of Lincoln, formerly called Burke, in State of NC to Peter Mull of the same place, messuage tract on N. side Henry's Fork of S. Fork of Catawba River, 100 acres, said land being upper part of tract containing 500 acres entered in the late King's office by William Butt of Pennsylvania and granted by the representation of the freemen of this state to him the said John Butt Dec. 10, 1778. Witness to deed, John Shell, Daniel Smith. ' 'Messuage tract' ' language in deed stipulates there is a dwelling on the tract.
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