Edward Clement Potterf married Mary Catherine "Little Mary" Hale March 8, 1891 in Hale, Lane County, Oregon.
They had four daughters.
In addition, after the death of his own mother, the Potterfs took in John "Clifford" Simons as their only son. He was officially adopted by the Potterfs, but he used both Simons and Potterf at various times until his sudden death in 1926. The Potterfs buried John Clifford with the surname of Potterf, however.
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Contributed by PKLGenealogy:
The Kincaid Dispatch
Kincaid, KS, 17 Nov 1899,
p. 2, col. 1.
Edward Potterf is here from Oregon visiting his mother, Mrs. Potterf, and his sister, Mrs. Davidson Woods.
They had four daughters.
In addition, after the death of his own mother, the Potterfs took in John "Clifford" Simons as their only son. He was officially adopted by the Potterfs, but he used both Simons and Potterf at various times until his sudden death in 1926. The Potterfs buried John Clifford with the surname of Potterf, however.
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Contributed by PKLGenealogy:
The Kincaid Dispatch
Kincaid, KS, 17 Nov 1899,
p. 2, col. 1.
Edward Potterf is here from Oregon visiting his mother, Mrs. Potterf, and his sister, Mrs. Davidson Woods.
Edward Clement Potterf married Mary Catherine "Little Mary" Hale March 8, 1891 in Hale, Lane County, Oregon.
They had four daughters.
In addition, after the death of his own mother, the Potterfs took in John "Clifford" Simons as their only son. He was officially adopted by the Potterfs, but he used both Simons and Potterf at various times until his sudden death in 1926. The Potterfs buried John Clifford with the surname of Potterf, however.
~~~
Contributed by PKLGenealogy:
The Kincaid Dispatch
Kincaid, KS, 17 Nov 1899,
p. 2, col. 1.
Edward Potterf is here from Oregon visiting his mother, Mrs. Potterf, and his sister, Mrs. Davidson Woods.
They had four daughters.
In addition, after the death of his own mother, the Potterfs took in John "Clifford" Simons as their only son. He was officially adopted by the Potterfs, but he used both Simons and Potterf at various times until his sudden death in 1926. The Potterfs buried John Clifford with the surname of Potterf, however.
~~~
Contributed by PKLGenealogy:
The Kincaid Dispatch
Kincaid, KS, 17 Nov 1899,
p. 2, col. 1.
Edward Potterf is here from Oregon visiting his mother, Mrs. Potterf, and his sister, Mrs. Davidson Woods.
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