WILLIAM BUTRAM used the two interchangeably, but seemed to favor the version with one t most often. If you notice a problem with the translation, please send a message to feedback@findagrave.com and include a link to the page and details about the problem. The SPOOKYLORRE channel, in association with Rave Communications and Facts on File (publishers of Ronald L. Smith's Who's Who in Comedy) is proud to … Buttram was Autry's saddle pal during his later Columbia films as well as Autry's Melody Ranch radio program. Pat Buttram 19 Jun 1915 – 8 Jan 1994. Haggard. In later years, he portrayed Mr. Haney on TV's GREEN ACRES. Muhammad Ali Grave site Cave Hill Cemetery Louisville Kentucky June 11 2016 - Duration: 2:20. keith winstead 103,836 views. Translation on Find a Grave is an ongoing project. Morgan, W.C. Bailey, C.F. April 2020. Pat Buttram (1915-1994) - Find A Grave Memorial. The already legendary singing cowboy rode with his comic pal Pat from town to town bringing justice, song … McDonald, and A.P. The Buttram Cemetery Company was incorporated in October of 1923 and named the following as members of that Company: James S. Frazier, J.F. Pat Buttram, actor and comedian: born Addison, Alabama 17 June 1917; married 1950 Sheila Ryan (died 1975; one daughter); died Los Angeles 8 January 1994.
The most common older spellings of this surname are Butram and Buttram. Close. 2:20. Pat Buttram (1915 - 1994)He played Mr. Haney on the TV series "Green Acres" Cemetery Headstones Old Cemeteries Graveyards In Memorian Grave Monuments Famous Tombstones Cemetery Decorations Famous Graves. Above are Maxwell Emmett 'Pat' Buttram (1915 or 1917 - 1994) and Gene Autry. From the moment he was featured in a road-show production of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, he was hooked on showbiz for life. His name is spelled Butram on his tombstone and Buttram on the memorial in front of the courthouse in White Co., Tennessee. Best known as cowboy Roy Rogers' comical sidekick, Pat Brady was the son of traveling performers, and first set foot on-stage at the age of four. With Gene Autry, Champion, Pat Buttram, Bob Woodward. Thanks for your help! He was one of the National Barn Dance performers during the 1930s, and ultimately went to Hollywood.