HOT CREEK RANCH
                              Nye County, Nevada
                              
                         Located at the west end of the valley.
                             
                       Submitted by Patricia A. Scott
                       Copyright 2003 All Rights Reserved

	      	  Updated 6/10/2007 from information provided
	                         by Sue Silver
 
 
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NAME                        BORN             DIED          COMMENT
 
BUTLER, Marye Esser         1880             1/11/1919	Obituary

WILLIAMS, Sophie E.         1862             1927



 
The following obituary was submitted by Sue Silver on 3/1/2007:

Reno Evening Gazette, 6/26/1920

Body of Nye Resident Moved to Family Plot

The body of Mrs. John Lawton Butler, who died in Berkeley (California), January 11, 1919,
was brought home to her last resting place in the family burial plot on the ranch at Hot Creek 
where interment took place without any special ceremonies.  Mrs. Butler was a daughter of the 
desert, born and reared in Nye county who removed with her husband and family to Berkeley about 
two years before her death and her last wish was that she be buried besides the bodies of her 
Father and Brother in the picturesque spot on the family ranch.