Butterworth, W. E. 1929-2019
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Name (Latin)
Butterworth, W. E. 1929-2019
Other forms of name
Butterworth, William E. (William Edmund), 1929-2019
Butterworth, William Edmund, III, 1929-2019
Butterworth, William Edmund, 1929-2019
Butterworth, W. E. (William Edmund), 1929-
Butterworth, William E
Butterworth, William E. (William Edmund), 1929-
Butterworth, William Edmund, 1929-
Scholefield, Edmund O., 1929-
Douglas, James McM., 1929-
Williams, Patrick J., 1929-
Dugan, John Kevin, 1929-
Baldwin, Alex, 1929-
St. James, Blakely, 1929-
Hughes, Eden, 1929-
Beech, Webb, 1929-
Date of birth
1929-11-10
Date of death
2019-02-12
Place of birth
Newark (N.J.)
Occupation
Authors
Novelists
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
Biographical or Historical Data
novelist and technical writer
William Edmund Butterworth, b. 11/10/29
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Sources of Information
- Butterworth, William Edmund, III, 1929- ; Writer of military and detective fiction. Born November 10, 1929, Newark, N.J. Attended Philipps Universitat Marburg in Marburg-an0der-Lahn, Germany. Served in the U.S. Army, 1946-1947, 1951-1953. Chief of the Publication Division of the U.S. Army Signal Aviation Test and Support Division at Fort Rucker, Al, 1953-55. Lived at Ozark, then at Fairhope, Ala. Wrote under the pseudonyms of Alex Baldwin, Webb Beech, Walker E. Blake, James McM. Douglas, W.E.B. Griffin, Eden Hughes, Edmund O. Scholefield and Patrick J. Williams ( (Alabama authors, Sept. 13, 2013) )
- New York times WWW site, viewed Feb. 25, 2019(in obituary published Feb. 22: W.E.B. Griffin; b. William Edmund Butterworth III, Nov. 10, 1929, Newark; d. Feb. 12, Daphne, Ala., aged 89; depicted the swashbuckling lives of soldiers, spies, and cops in almost 60 novels, dozens of which became best sellers; he estimated that he had published more than 150 books; determining the exact number of books he wrote is not so easily done, however; he was a ghostwriter for many, and many others were published under a variety of pseudonyms, including Webb Beech, Edmund O. Scholefield, Allison Mitchell [no publications in LC database], and Blakely St. James)
- OCLC, March 26, 1997(hdgs.: Butterworth, W. E. (William Edmund), 1929-; Scholefield, Edmund O., pseud.; usage: W.E. Butterworth, William E. Butterworth, Edmund O. Scholefield, James McM. Douglas)
- The Selkirks, c1982:t.p. (Eden Hughes) ; copyright statement (William E. Butterworth)
- The wonders of ... 1964.
- His The wonders of ... 1964.
- OCLC, March 26, 1997(hdgs.: Butterworth, W. E. (William Edmund), 1929-; Scholefield, Edmund O., pseud.; usages: W.E. Butterworth, William E. Butterworth, Edmund O. Scholefield, James McM. Douglas)
- Contemporary authors, new rev. ser., v. 64(Butterworth, W(illiam) E(dmund III) 1929- (pseuds.: Alex Baldwin, Webb Beech, Walker E. Blake, James McM. Douglas, Jack Dugan, W.E.B. Griffin, Eden Hughes, Allison Mitchell, Edmund O. Scholefield, Patrick J. Williams); b. Nov. 10, 1929 in Newark, NJ; son of William E. Butterworth and Gladys (Schnable) Butterworth Cottrell)
- Fantastic Fiction www site, 26 Sept. 2007:Charles Platt page (a.k.a. Blakely St. James with William E Butterworth)
- Wikipedia, 27 Nov. 2007(William E. Butterworth IV is the son of Butterworth, W. E. (William Edmund),1929-)
- Hughes, E. The Selkirks, c1982:t.p. (Eden Hughes) ; copyright statement (William E. Butterworth)