Jackson County, Illinois
Camp Creek Cemetery
Located 1 1/2 mile south of Oraville, IL on Camp Creek Rd, near Camp Creek Baptist Church
| Butcher | B. F. | Note | ||
| Benjamin | 1863 | 05 Feb 1911 | s/o John & Francis Popejoy Butcher | |
| Cathern Elizabeth (Spinner) | Oct 1891 | 27 Jul 1928 | d/o Geo & Sarah Butcher; w/o Clyde R. Spinner | |
| Eliza A. (Campbell) | 1854 b. OH | Aft 1880 | Believed to be w/o William Butcher, name misspelled (Ellen). | |
| George | 1837 | 02 Oct 1924 | Civil War Co H, 27th IL Inf; s/o John & Hulda Morgan Butcher; h/o Sarah Ripley Butcher | |
| Huldah (Morgan) | Aug 1798 b. NC | 09 Jan 1877 | w/o John Butcher | |
| Ida May (Jarrett) | 1890 | May 1975 | w/o Thomas L. Butcher | |
| Jacob | Jan 1835 | Aug 1860 | s/o John & Hulda Butcher (name misspelled (Jatho) | |
| John | Jun 1796 b. TN | Jul 1879 | s/o Gasper Butcher; h/o Hulda Morgan Butcher | |
| Leonard | 1914 | 17 Jul 1915 | s/o Thomas L.& Ida Butcher | |
| Luther | Dec 1916 | 17 Apr 2001 | s/o Thomas L.& Ida Butcher | |
| Ollie | May 1878 | 1953 | d/o Geo & Sarah Butcher | |
| Sarah (Ripley) | 1847 | Mar 1936 | 2nd w/o Geo Butcher | |
| Sarah A. (Hoover) | 1850 b. TN | 12 Mar 1932 | w/o Benjamin Butcher | |
| Thomas Luther | Nov 1881 | 25 Sept 1965 | s/o Geo & Sarah Butcher | |
| Virtis Rolens | ||||
| William | 1847 | Aft 1880 | believed to be s/o John & Hulda Butcher | |
| Crisler | Amanda A | 1858 | 1923 | w/o Harvey |
| Andrew | 06 Jan 1893 | 23 Dec 1954 | ||
| George W | 1882 | 1942 | ||
| Harvey | 1852 | 1931 | ||
| Griffin | Elliot | 18 May 1878 | 1965np | |
| King | Freeman | 13 Sep 1840 b. PA | 04 Apr 1927 | Civil War Co K 18th IL Inf; s/o Charles & Mary A. (Whipkey) King; b. PA |
| Mary C | 07 Feb 1874 | 14 Oct 1896 | d/o Freeman & Catherine Butcher; 1st wife | |
| Rebecca (Reno) | 06 Aug 1840 | 02 Dec 1906 | 2nd w/o Freeman | |
| Petrazio | Joseph Alfred | 30 Sep 1905 | 27 Apr 1980 | physician |
| Mary | 23 Jul 1966np | 53 yrs w/o Joseph A | ||
| Saylor | Grant L | 13 Nov 1872 | 18 Jun 1946fr |
From a new listing map in the works at JCHS in Murphysboro, the following for Camp Creek Cemetery: 1. 10 rows in and in order L-R: two empty spaces, Vertis Rolens Butcher, B.F. Butcher, empty space, Ollie Butcher, Elizabeth Butcher Spinner, Sarah Butcher, George Butcher and George Butcher Co. H 27th IL Inf (possibly two markers as one), John Butcher, empty space Huldah Butcher, at least three and possibly 4 more non-marked. 2. Three rows in from back on left side alone-Benjamin Butcher many empty spaces all around 3. Eight rows up from front right side to right of Jatho Thomas Butcher, Ida Butcher, Leonard Butcher, Luther Butcher, unmarked grave. 4. Eight rows up from front between Grizzel and Jatho to right-middle three empty, William Butcher, Ellen Butcher, four empty 5. There are many empty spots so there are many stones down throughout this cemetery. The lady says it is full. (C) Creekpaum is a family name that was originally Krischbaum (Kirschbaum) or a close spelling variation. There were a few of this family in Kentucky around 1800. 1. John H. Creekpaum married Nancy Butcher, daughter of Gasper Butcher. She was born in 1810 in Kentucky. Creekpaum Cemetery is fairly sparse in number of graves. There is a large coal mine next to it and you can see the dust of the earth movers. It is an isolated area. There used to be a church there but when it burned down they kept the steps to it as a memorial. I'm not sure if the steps are still there. 2. There are several Butchers there including Alsy wife of Samuel, son of Gasper. Submitted by Andrew Butcher.
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