William Potter married by 1635, Frances ____. They had six children: Joseph, Mary Mansfield, Sarah Foote Blachley, Hope Robinson, Rebecca Adams, & Nathaniel.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Patricia Law Hatcher proved about 15 years ago, the Potters were actually from Lewes, Sussex and vicinity.
Perhaps Frances was born Frances Bringhurst, and married William Potter in London.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Patricia Law Hatcher proved about 15 years ago, the Potters were actually from Lewes, Sussex and vicinity.
Perhaps Frances was born Frances Bringhurst, and married William Potter in London.
William Potter married by 1635, Frances ____. They had six children: Joseph, Mary Mansfield, Sarah Foote Blachley, Hope Robinson, Rebecca Adams, & Nathaniel.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Patricia Law Hatcher proved about 15 years ago, the Potters were actually from Lewes, Sussex and vicinity.
Perhaps Frances was born Frances Bringhurst, and married William Potter in London.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Patricia Law Hatcher proved about 15 years ago, the Potters were actually from Lewes, Sussex and vicinity.
Perhaps Frances was born Frances Bringhurst, and married William Potter in London.
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