> There is a Potts listed in the sketch of the town and the store. He may have been a butcher in > some small nitch of my memory. Maybe you can check on that for me, Anita. > Anyway, it is delightful to hear about 'home'. Nancy, There are a lot of references to Potts in the Chesterfield Township Heritage book. The one I think you are referring to is on pg. 232, for W. Potts, butcher of lamb and veal only, 1876, then it went to Hyman Goodenough who had a notions shop there, then to Austin Joy, shoemakers shop, then to W. Potts again. It appears to be the one next to Malcolm Knowles house, (I know where that one is) sort of across the street from the Pizza shop if my memory is right.]]