Born in St George in the East.1,2

Recorded in census in Bethnal Green, Town (Hare Street).1

Thomas Buttery - 45 - Cabinet Maker     
Elizabeth Buttery - 30          
John Buttery - 7        
George Buttery - 2              

Baptised in Shoreditch, St Leonard.3

Father - Thomas Buttery - Cabinet maker
Mother - Elizabeth Buttery
Abode - Princes Court

Baptised on the same day as siblings :-
Eliza Jane Buttery
Henry Buttery

Occupation Cabinet Maker.4

Recorded in census in Bethnal Green, Town (Princes court).4

Thomas Buttery - Head - 59 - Cabinet Maker - Whitechapel
Elizabeth Buttery - Wife - 44 - Holborn
John Buttery - Son - 16 - Cabinet Maker - St George East
George Buttery - Son - 12 - Bethnal Green
Eliza Jane Buttery - Dau - 9 - Bethnal Green
Henry Buttery - Son - 6 - Bethnal Green

Research note :-
Living next door to Thomas Buttery, 32, Cabinet Maker, born in Bethnal Green and Jane, his wife, 34, born in Shoreditch

Married Eliza MOORE in Lambeth, All Saints.7,8

From the Parish Register :-
By Banns
Groom - Richard John Buttery, of full age, Bachelor, Cabinet Maker, 34 New Court,
Bride - Eliza Moore, of full age, 34 New Court
Father of the groom - Thomas Buttery (deceased) Cabinet maker
Father of the bride - Henry James Moore, Cabinet Maker
Witnesses :-
William Ambrose Hills
Charlotte Dunn

Birth of daughter Eliza BUTTERY in London.5

Birth of son Richard BUTTERY in Mile End.5

Occupation Cabinet Maker.5

Recorded in census in Bethnal Green.5

Richard Buttery - Head - 26 - Cabinet Maker - London
Eliza Buttery - Wife - 25 - London
Eliza Buttery - Daughter - 2 - London
Richard Buttery Son - 10 months - Mile End

Death of Eliza MOORE in Australia, Norwood.6

Died in Australia, Adelaide.2

From the Register :-
At Chester Street, Henley Beach, on Tuesday, the death occurred of Mr. Richard John Buttery, following two days on the anniversary of his ninetieth birthday. He was born in London on June 8, 1834, and arrived in Australia in 1863. in his younger days he was a well known cabinet maker, and was the founder, with his brother Henry, in the early days of Adelaide, of the furniture manufacturing business of Buttery Brothers, of Rundle Street. the firm existed for about 16 years, when Mr Buttery withdrew, and established a factory at Norwood on the site at present occupied by Lloyd's Timber Mills. He lived for many years at Osmond Terrace, Norwood, and was well known as an excellent tradesman. In reference to his Adelaide business, the firm was the first of its kind in the State to use machinery. When the owners sold out, their land was purchased by Pengelly and Co., of Edwardstown, who were just then starting in business. Fourteen years ago the late Mr. Buttery retired. He devoted much of his leisure to bowls and chess. During recent years he had lived with his sons, Mr. R. H. Buttery, and his daughter, Caroline, of Henley Beach. He has left also a son, Mr. Charles Buttery (of Dulwich). His wife died 30 years ago. The firm of Buttery Brothers, Parade, Norwood, is controlled by his nephews."