--part1_11.131baf4b.2815ce79_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_11.131baf4b.2815ce79_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; name="Potter.txt" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline; filename="Potter.txt" Hello Richard, I sure hope you are still researching your Potter line. I was thrilled whe= n=20 I read the letter you posted on Jan. 28 about your quest. I can give you som= e=20 information that I have gathered over the years, although, I don't know if i= t=20 will help you or not. I am having a hard time trying to find information=20 about my ggg-grandmother and her line. This is where we might tie in. I was=20 told over the years that she was the daughter of a Cherokee chief. My line i= s=20 somewhat different from yours until I get to my g-grandfather: 3. Henry Alden Potter b. 2-27-1863, Dartmouth, MA d. 9-18-1945, San Francisco, CA m. Ida Kegel b. 2-08-1866, Minneapolis, MN d. 1-24-1945, San Francisco, CA =20 2. Alden Tillinghurst Potter b. 6-20-1898, San Francisco, CA d. 2-02-1983, Boyes Hot Springs, CA m. Marian Charlotte Christensen * =20 b. 1-05-1898, Healdsburg, CA d. 10-8-1984, Greenbrae, CA ftr. Carl Christensen "Ches" b. 05-18-1872, Denmark ftr. Sern Christensen b. Denmark mtr. Karen Thompson b. Denmark mtr. Sarah Josephine Curren ** b. 8-31-1878, res. Weatherfort, Texas ftr. Robert Mmett Curren mtr. Mary Ann Brennan *** Mary is my brick wall. Could this be the daughter of the Cherokee chief?=20 Feel free to contact me if you have or need any more information. Sincerely, Shirley Stanyer (Potter) =20 --part1_11.131baf4b.2815ce79_boundary--