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Elizabeth Ann Birch (1822-1899)
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Arnold Potter (1804-1872) |
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Their children:
Wallace Edwin Potter b 1850
George A. Potter b 1853
Mary Adaline Potter b 1854
Eliza Ann Potter (Brown) b 1858
 Elizabeth made these quilt blocks. The note says:
"My grandmother, my mother's mother made this. She is Elizabeth Birch Potter Brown. Mary A. Richey" |
Mary Adaline Potter
married (their page)
Welcome Chapman Jr. |
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Arnold Potter in Nauvoo
 1840 census - Nauvoo, Hancock, IL
Arnold Potter age 36 -
woman over 40 less than 50 (not Elizabeth Ann Birch who was 17)
children: two boys under age 10, four girls under age 15
Arnold and Elizabeth Potter in Salt Lake Valley
1850 census - Salt Lake City ?, Salt Lake, UT
Arnold 46 - farmer
wife Elizabeth 26
(his) son John 17, laborer
(their) son Wallace 1
Where their children were born:
Wallace Edwin Potter b 1850, Mill Creek, UT
George A. Potter b 1853, San Bernardino, CA
Mary Adaline Potter b 1854, San Bernardino, CA
Eliza Ann Potter (Brown) b 1858, Beaver UT
Elizabeth Ann Birch divorced Arnold Potter.
She married Francis Brown in 1858
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Contributors:
- research and history of Arnold Potter compiled by Alvin C. Rencher, Mary Ann Chapman Richey, An Arizona Pioneer, 2008
- Photos and census pages courtesy of Dwyn Larson
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