Please help me look for ancestors of William Butterworth. Dead end

[Echo_x]

William Butterworth
Born c.1833 in Batley, Yorkshire, England?
Christening: Jan 13 1833 Batley, York, England?


(confirmed info)
Died Mar 27 1906 (age 73) in Timaru, New Zealand
Marriage to: Emma Butterworth (born Barron) Wakefield, Yorkshire, England 3rd marriage quarter of 1854?
Birth of daughter: Louisa Evangeline Webster (born Butterworth) Pareora, New Zealand Dec 23 1859


(unconfirmed)
Possible parents:
Matthew Butterworth
Born: Circa 1811 Yorkshire, England
Death Yorkshire, England? Between 1859 and 1867?
Marriage to: Ann or Hannah Butterworth (born Brook)
Batley, Yorkshire, England June 10 1832


Other info:

Census: England and Wales Census, 1851. Hunger Hill, Morley South, Leeds, Yorkshire (West Riding), England 1851..?

Occupation: Hand Loom Weaver Hunger Hill, Morley, Yorkshire (West Riding), England 1851?

(confirmed)
Immigration: Strathallan From Oct 12 1858 To Jan 17 1859  Gravesend (Kent), England - Timaru, New Zealand. (This was the first ship to arrive in Timaru, New Zealand)

[Milliepede]

The marriage certificate should give the name of his father as a starting point, and witness names could also be helpful 

[rosie99]

Marriage confirms father as Mathew Butterworth occupation Cloth Manufacturer - witnesses Mary Hannah Denton & John Ellis

[sgf28]

Baptism:

January 13th 1833 All Saints Batley

William son of Matthew and Ann Butterworth. Matthew a clothier. Abode: Morley.

[hurworth]

Do you have the death printouts?

They are supposed to record the names of the parents of the deceased (if the informant knew who they were).

As an aside, DIA told me recently that you can record these details for yourself in advance these days.

[Echo_x]

How do I acquire the marriage certificate of William and Emma Butterworth(nee Barron)?

I have William Butterworths Death Certificate which states that his mother was Emma Barron.. also states that his Spouse's name was Emma Barron.. not very helpful.
No father recorded.

"As an aside, DIA told me recently that you can record these details for yourself in advance these days."
What do you mean by this sorry?

[Jomot]

You can buy the marriage certificate from the GRO, or the parish records for West Yorkshire are on Anc*. 

This could be William's father, or possibly a brother (5th entry on left): https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/21602/page/3015
and
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/21604/page/3045

If its the same family then the Butterworth's appear to have been in the wool manufacturing business for quite some time, as there's also this from 1805:

https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/15877/page/10

[Jomot]

Just looking at the timing of that first link, William & Emma married 10 Sep 1854, by licence

[Echo_x]

What's Anc*?

I have just ordered the marriage certificate from GRO