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Of all the researchers who have worked on this lineage, I believe
that Bill Scroggin should be especially mentioned. He spent hours
in the Missouri Archives searching out and copying obituaries
for Potters, which work he then distributed to anyone interest.
Mrs. A. M. Harlan sent me a letter years ago detailing many of
the Missouri Potters. Of course, I have to mention my aunt, Dr.
Marguerite Potter, whose work gave the Potter lineage an accuracy
only someone who learned it from her grandfather could provide.
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Lucy
Matilda Ware : Thomas Pindar Potter
b. 5 May 1848 --------------- b. 1 Jan 1823
d. 1 Feb 1908 ------------- d. 7 Aug 1917 |
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Ida
May Kitts and her husband, Evan Corn ----- James Mitchell Potter and
his wife, Ona Gertrude Kitts
Ida and Ona were twins |
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back:
Ida Marguerite Potter - Carl Kitts Potter
front: Ona Gertrude Potter - Ona Ruth Potter - James Mitchell Potter
- Grace Jewel Potter
est. about 1918-1920 |
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| Grace
Jewel Potter Tippett; Fort Worth Star Telegram; April 25, 1993, Section
A, p. 33 |
John
M. and Grace Potter Tippett; Fort Worth Star Telegram; November 8,
1992, Section F, p. 11. |
John M. Tippett |
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| Sylvia
Claire Smith Potter; Fort Worth Star Telegram, March 16, 1997; Section
B, p. 7. |
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Carl Kitts Potter |
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| Ona
Ruth Potter Van Tine; Fort Worth Star Telegram, September 27, 1997;
Section B, p. 9. |
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Arthur Benbrook Van Tine |
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| Dr.
Ida Marguerite Potter; Fort Worth Star Telegram; Apr 1981. |
Ida
Marguerite Potter, about 14 months old |
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Mary Frances Potter |
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Joseph Kilchenstein |
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