Editing Circleville, Utah (section)

==Notable people==

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Notable outlaw [[Butch Cassidy]] (1866–1908) grew up in Circle Valley just a mile south of Circleville. His family's small cabin, on the outskirts of town, is still standing on the land they homesteaded.

[[Charlie Siringo]] visited Circleville while in pursuit of the [[Wild Bunch]].  Siringo wrote, "a week was spent in the straggling village of Circleville, and I found out all about 'Butch's' early life and much about his late doings. His true name was Parker, his nickname being 'Sallie' Parker when a boy. This nickname of itself was enough to drive a sensitive boy to the 'bad'. I had hard work to keep from falling in love with Miss Parker, the pretty young sister of 'Butch' Cassidy. She was the deputy postmistress in Circleville, and I made her acquaintance."<ref name="Charles">{{cite book |last1=Siringo |first1=Charles |title=A Cowboy Detective |date=1912 |publisher=Arcadia Press |isbn=9781545001882 |pages=137}}</ref>

Lula Parker Betenson (b. 1884), sister of "Butch" Cassidy, lived in Circleville, dying aged 96 in 1980.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Redford |first1=Robert |title=The Outlaw Trail: A Journey Through Time |date=1976 |publisher=Grosset & Dunlap |location=New York |isbn=0448145901 |pages=209–219}}</ref> Betenson's 1975 book ''Butch Cassidy, My Brother,''<ref>Betenson, Lula Parker; Flack, Dora. ''[[Butch Cassidy, My Brother]]''. 1975. {{ISBN|978-0-84251-222-0}}</ref> co-authored with Dora Flack, recounts her memory that Cassidy visited Circleville in 1924, adding to the controversy over whether he had died previously in [[South America]]. This visit by Cassidy to Circleville is also reported by author [[W. C. Jameson]] in ''Butch Cassidy: Beyond the Grave.''<ref>Jameson, W.C. ''[[Butch Cassidy: Beyond the Grave]]''. 2012. {{ISBN|978-1-58979-739-0}}</ref>

Carrie Allen, born in Circleville in 1889, was a spinster and a school teacher. She wrote a history of Circleville. She died in 1983 in Circleville.