The troublesome nephew of a prominent Massachusetts Congressman and Civil War general, Benjamin Butler, George H. Butler was a theater critic and writer.
There is a report of Henry Clapp's burial on p. 714.
Identified as one of "the friends of Henry Clapp in the city of New York," but not necessarily a Pfaffian.
Identified as one of "the friends of Henry Clapp in the city of New York," but not necessarily a Pfaffian.
Identified as one of "the friends of Henry Clapp in the city of New York," but not necessarily a Pfaffian.
The article notes that "The remains of the late Henry Clapp, Jr., have been buried at Nantucket, his native place, under the direction of Mr. George S. McWatters, of a committee representing many acquaintances of Mr. Clapp in New York."
George S. McWatters, a New York City police officer, was the author of Knots United: Or, Ways and By-ways in the Hidden Life of American Detectives (Hartford: J. B. Burr and Hyde, 1871).
McWatters is identified as one of "the friends of Henry Clapp in the city of New York," but not necessarily a Pfaffian.
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The troublesome nephew of a prominent Massachusetts Congressman and Civil War general, Benjamin Butler, George H. Butler was a theater critic and writer.
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