I found this...... The Morning Herald, Friday, June 5th, 1925 John Potter, aged 67 years, of Filbert, died Thursday evening, June 4, 1925 at 10:15 o'clock. Deceased was born in Bellenderg Darrybaum, County Galway, Ireland in 1868. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Potter, and the following children: Mrs. Katherine Cafferty of Scottdale, William Potter of Buffingion, John Potter of Detroit, James Potter of Akron and Mrs. Elizabeth Teets of Uniontown. The following stepchildren also survive: Mrs. Minnie Riley of Red Lodge, Mont., Mrs. Margaretta Hall of Billings, Mont., W. S. Cruthers of Uniontown and Jospeh Cruthers of Wilson, Pa., together with 24 grandchildren. Funeral arrangerments will be announced later. The Daily Courier, June 6, 1925 Funeral service for John Potter of Filbert, will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Procopius Catholic Church, New Salem. Rev. Trafay will offiiate. The interment will be made in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Therer is also an article about Andrew B. Cruthers in the Daily Courier, Oct 11, 1919. It talks about how he died of wounds received in WWI. He had 29 operations It mention that his stepfather and mother Mr. and Mrs. John Potter who had lived at Mt. Pleasant had moved to Montana. I have not found anything on the first Mrs. Potter. Dawne