Butler, Edward
Butler, Edward
BUTLER, EDWARD. (?–1803). Youngest of the five Butler Brothers of Pennsylvania, he became captain in Gibson's regiment of Pennsylvania levies in 1791 and was present at St. Clair's defeat. He became Wayne's adjutant general in 1796 and was a major in the permanent reorganization of 1802. He died at Fort Wilkinson, Georgia, on 6 May 1803.
SEE ALSO Butler Brothers of Pennsylvania.
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