Joseph Potterf

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Joseph Potterf

Birth
Rockingham County, Virginia, USA
Death
21 Nov 1859 (aged 67)
Winthrop, Buchanan County, Iowa, USA
Burial
West Alexandria, Preble County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Married Elizabeth "Betsy" Kisling July 23, 1816. He was a veteran of the War of 1812. A 1981 document gives the history of this cemetery and who is buried there. On the list is a handwritten note, date unknown, that this grave is unmarked.

They had 13 children.
James Knox Potterf, 1817-1889
George Thomas Potterf, 1819-1883
John Casper Potterf, 1822, and his twin
Sarah Ann Potterf Sauer, 1822-1918
Samuel Potterf, 1823-1909
Joseph Ambrose Potterf, 1827-1908
Elizabeth Potterf Klingler, 1828-1843?
Susanna Potterf Cline, 1829-1864
William Henry Potterf, 1831-1869
Mary Catherine Potterf Dunlap, 1932-1900
Christiana Potterf Ozias, 1835-1899
Phoebe Caroline Potterf Singer, 1837-1910
Esther Polly Potterf Foutz, 1839-1926

Married Elizabeth "Betsy" Kisling July 23, 1816. He was a veteran of the War of 1812. A 1981 document gives the history of this cemetery and who is buried there. On the list is a handwritten note, date unknown, that this grave is unmarked.

They had 13 children.
James Knox Potterf, 1817-1889
George Thomas Potterf, 1819-1883
John Casper Potterf, 1822, and his twin
Sarah Ann Potterf Sauer, 1822-1918
Samuel Potterf, 1823-1909
Joseph Ambrose Potterf, 1827-1908
Elizabeth Potterf Klingler, 1828-1843?
Susanna Potterf Cline, 1829-1864
William Henry Potterf, 1831-1869
Mary Catherine Potterf Dunlap, 1932-1900
Christiana Potterf Ozias, 1835-1899
Phoebe Caroline Potterf Singer, 1837-1910
Esther Polly Potterf Foutz, 1839-1926


Inscription

This inscription is from a 1981 document that has a history of the cemetery and a list of who is buried there. "b. 1792 d. Nov. 21, 1859 age 67y 2m 4d. Vet. 1812. Many, perhaps most, of the tombstones have been bulldozed or thrown into the tree line at the back of the cemetery. This must have happened after 1981, when the inscriptions were transcribed. A sad state of affairs for this old cemetery.