With whom did these "Plymouth Potters" connect in the US, John? My Potters are thru the Anthony Potter line. Malcolm ----- Original Message ----- >> Just joined. My cousin Michele had done an amazing job in researching Our Potter family from Plymouth England. I am in the first stages of continuing this research. If anyone has any information on Potter descendants from Plymouth, I would be interested in hearing from you. John<<

In a message dated 10/16/00 5:30:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jps2000@attcanada.ca writes: << If anyone has any information on Potter descendants from Plymouth, I would be interested in hearing from you. John >> hi John , could we see some of your family so we know which one you are working on , Some of us have not made a connection to England yet ! , Phil ; searching for birthrecord of Emma Mira bn 2 17 1829...

Hello Just joined. My cousin Michele had done an amazing job in researching our Potter family from Plymouth England. I am in the first stages of continuing this research. If anyone has any information on Potter descendants from Plymouth, I would be interested in hearing from you. John

I am looking for a P. Potter, married to Nina (Lanier) Harbor who died in Louisiana, probably New Orleans, in 1969. She was born as Nina Lanier June 30, 1902. I believe she was born in Birmingham, AL. Her first husband was Alton Harbor. She has two daughters, Therissa Evelyn Harbor and Kay Harbor or could be Kay Potter. Thanks Lewis Lanier

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A book about the descendants of James Potter, a revolutionary war soldier, is now complete and will be printed in a week or so. James Potter was born in CT, served in a Virginia regiment during the Revolutionary War, then settled in Greene/Cocke county TN. He later migrated with his grown children to Western Missouri. He was the father of the follwoing children: Wilson, Eldridge, Nathaniel, Bentley, Thomas, and Samuel Potter. The book is hard bound, 300 pages with stories and pictures. If you are interested in a copy of this book, please E-mail. Cindy Wilbur

I have 2 names Robert James Potter & Barbara Ellen Hargrave born between 1870 - 1885 possibly in the Leicestershire area certainly lived there in1911 in Lower Green Street. Sure someone can help Pete

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Two POTTER Marriage Licenses are on file in Oklahoma. (This came from a North Texas list.) Potter, C. M. m. Butler, Birdie L. 3 Jul 1926 Potter, Fay m. Polson, Alene 3 Aug 1932 If you find one of these belongs to your family, that does not necessarily mean that they lived in Oklahoma. Many of them were from Texas and other nearby states. The License will tell you where their place of residence was most of the time. These are only a portion of the marriages in Bryan County, Oklahoma. These are original marriage licenses which were never obtained from the Courthouse. If you wish to obtain one of these Original Marriage Licenses, please send your request along with a stamped self addressed envelope to the Bryan County Heritage Assoc., a research library at P. O. Box 153, Calera, OK 74730. Norma in Texas lilacmoon1@aol.com

From the passenger list of Titanic, in case anyone is interested: Mrs. Thomas Potter Yes (survived) Paul Haynes of Ann Arbor, MI

The Thomas Potter who was born 26 May 1746, and died 14 Dec 1824 in Warren Co. KY is my gggg-grandfather. Would be happy to share info, GEDCOM, etc. with others of this line. I have info on many of his descendants. Mary Dunn MADUNN@prodigy.net

I am looking for the children and grandchildren of Leila and Percy Potter. My Aunt Leila Tilton was born in 1900 in NJ. I have no information on Percy. I do know that they lived in Seagirt NJ in 1959. I don't know if they had any children. Could you be their child or grandchild? Any information would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Sandy Monmouth Co., NJ Surnames: TILTON & HARRIS, PYLE & MORAN Mercer Co., KY Surnames: PATTERSON & BUNTON, LAWSON & McGINNIS "You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you." --- James Allen

Posted on: POTTER Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/p/o/POTTER/queries/41 Surname: Potter ------------------------- Julie: There were several Thoms Potters in the VA area at about the same time in the mid 1700s. If you are tracing the Thomas Potter b 1746 who evertually migrated to Warren County, KY, I don't beieve he is the one who married Diana Alsop. The Frederick Potter Bible shows his mother was Susannah Potter. Another Thomas Potter(maybe a son of Benjamin) married Susannah Shockley. He may have been a nephew of Thomas(b 1746). There are some land transactions in mid-1700s with Thomas Potter and wife, Susannah. She died in 1806 in Warren county, KY. Thomas remarried Ann McGee 25 Sep 1808 in Barren Co. KY. The marriage bond was signed by a John Potter. Don't know which John Potter (maybe Thomas' son) this was but he married a Polly McGee near the same time and place. We found some transactions between a Thomas Potter, Sr. and a Thomas Potter, Jr. in VA. In addition to Thomas Sr.I have found a Lewis and Daniel who could have been the father of Thoms (b 1746(, The search continues for the maiden name of Thomas Potter and his parents. I would be glad to share the information I have accumulated. Dale

Posted on: POTTER Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/p/o/POTTER/queries/39 Surname: Potter ------------------------- I too am trying to find parents of Thomas Potter. I did find that he had a sister, Jurya Potter b. 1740/45 d.25 June 1809 Knox Co., KY.she m. John Alsop 23 March 1762 Goochland co., VA. He was b. 1723 in VA. Must be bro. to Diana. Also I think Diana Alsop/Alsup is the mother to most of Thomas Potters children.(he didn't m. Susannah Ann Shockley till 5 Jan. 1801) I have no proof of this date and need to find some.I have info. on Susannah Shockley and family if you are interested. Would love to share .Julie M. Ratliff

Harman, They are all from Northern Ireland. I have no dates for the Hacketts, only dates for the Potter husbands. I was told that the Potters once owned " The Clogher Valley R.R. Can't find proof of this. These are the only places I know they are from: Clogher, Emyvale and Caledon.( Ballagh). I have most of the Potter tree from John Potter m. Mary Ann Murphy in 1858 and having 7 children. Trying to get the Hacketts now. Cathy

Looking for information on these Potters John Potter m Sarah Jane Hackett William Potter m Anne Hackett Joseph Potter m Edith Hackett My g-grandfather m Anne Hackett ( not the one above), I was wondering if these are all related. The places I believe they lived were Clogher,Emyvale and Caledon. cathy

OBIT Providence Journal Bulletin 8/27/00 South Kingstown, RI Mertie A. DeVOLL 97yrsj w/o late Millard DeVOLL b. North Kingstown, RI d/o William DOW & Mertie A. (POTTER) JOHNSON Children: late Doris E. BECK Sister: Late William d. DOW Late Laura E. BROWN Nellie A. Briggs Charlotte Crowell Eugene P. DOW Joyce

I am sorry to send this to the entire rootsweb, but I could not contact Evelyn directly Hi Evelyn, my name is Dick Wood from Tucson AZ. I got your address from the Potter Web Page. I was wondering if your records list any of my ancestors >I have a copy of a Potter Genealogy that has 10 different Potter >families. Will be glad to do a look up. Evelyn I am a descendent of Ezra POTTER (my ggg grandfather), a missionary with the Church of England (late 1700's) who married a Cherokee Indian chief's daughter and was dismissed from the Church. He continued to serve the frontier (NY, NJ, PA) as a minister. He was probably born in England. The number of his children is not known. However three of his sons, Charles, Richard and Jacob are known. Charles, married, settled in New Jersey and had 9 sons. One of Charle's son's, Henry, had two sons who served with Captain Jack Sullivan, who marched up the Delaware River to put down Indian uprisings. Richard, bought land in Bethany, Wayne County, PA. Nothing else is known. Jacob (my gg grandfather), b. 1805 in NY, possible Lumberland, d. 7/3/1879, buried in Conklin Hill, PA. He was married 3 times. (1) Matilda Jane UNKNOWN BOOTH; (2) Jane REEVES WOOD; (3) Ruth Jane LITTLE POLLO(A)CK A daughter of Jacob and Ruth Jane, Matilda Jennie POTTER, b. 1864, married Norman GASTON. I am interested to know if you have any information that might shed some light on the ancestors of Ezra, his three sons, Charles, Richard and Jacob. It is my understanding, that sometime in this era (1750-1850), the Archbishop of Canterbury, was also named POTTER. Thanks in advance for any information. By the way, I have an old picture of Jacob, if you are interested in seeing it, I will send it to you. Cheers Richard Wood Tucson, AZ pawood@azstarnet.com N32-16'-53.5" W111-04'-22.5" http://www.azstarnet.com/~pawood There is no king who has not had a slave among his ancestors, and no slave who has not had a king among his. Helen Keller Searching: ANDERSON, BIGSBY, CAVANAUGH, CONKLIN CRAMER, CUMMINGS, GASTON, HIER (HYER) LITTLE, NILES, POTTER, SKINNER, VINCENT WOOD

May I ask from which part of Iowa these Potters migrated. I am looking for Potter's from Jefferson Co, IA as well as Van Buren Co., IA. One of the children moved to Des Moines, IA where he was, I believe an optician. sherri POTTER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > POTTER-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 76 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Potters in NY ["Bob Vohland" <bob&evelyn@nctc.net] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from POTTER-D, send a message to > > POTTER-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Potters in NY > Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2000 05:14:55 -0500 > From: "Bob Vohland" <bob&evelyn@nctc.net> > To: POTTER-L@rootsweb.com > > Susan M. Raymond asked if anyone is working on Potters of Oswego. I don't > have any in Oswego but all around you. I have Potters in Oneida, Herkimer, > Montgomery and Lewis Cos. I descend from John and Susan (Shirley) Potter to > Samuel and Hanah Barlet to David S. and Mary (Pruyn) to Julia Gertrude > Potter and George Owen. At this point these grandparents moved to Iowa then > to Wisconsin and my grandmother came into Nebraska to teach school. This is > where I am. Does this fit anywhere for you. I have a copy of a Potter > Genealogy that has 10 different Potter families. Will be glad to do a > look up. Evelyn

Hello, Evelyn. Does one of your ten POTTER lists have HANNAH married to LUTHER BISSELL? Lived in Milford and/or Colesville, NY early to mid 1800s? Thanks in advance. Robert.