**The completion of Potter Field bio started under 'bio of m&m':
Some individuals had no identification. A few were later identified and moved to other cemeteries.The names of those removed have not been included in the register.
Those who were buried at Potter Field were interred in the wooden boxes that regular caskets were shipped in.
A stone at the entrance of Potter Field (shown in upper right photo) reads as follows:
'Enter with reverence and respect for the 3,912 souls who are buried in this five and one-half acres of ground. These nearly forgotten citizens of past history were, in their own way, responsible for the the building of the West. Do not desecrate their memory'.
The term 'Potter Field' or 'Potter's Fields' dates to Bibical times. It is mentioned in the Gospel of St. Matthew as a burial place for paupers or unknown persons in Jerusalem.
All death dates listed on this site are actually burial dates. And I'm sure all weren't born in the USA, but records are incomplete as to birth information.
Anyone with information about this cemetery or someone buried there, please contact me. Thank you. Potter Field is located at Morman Bridge Rd & Young St in North Omaha.
**Interesting FAQ's about the people buried at the cemetary can be found under the name, Baby Abbott, second name listed at Potter Field.
Some individuals had no identification. A few were later identified and moved to other cemeteries.The names of those removed have not been included in the register.
Those who were buried at Potter Field were interred in the wooden boxes that regular caskets were shipped in.
A stone at the entrance of Potter Field (shown in upper right photo) reads as follows:
'Enter with reverence and respect for the 3,912 souls who are buried in this five and one-half acres of ground. These nearly forgotten citizens of past history were, in their own way, responsible for the the building of the West. Do not desecrate their memory'.
The term 'Potter Field' or 'Potter's Fields' dates to Bibical times. It is mentioned in the Gospel of St. Matthew as a burial place for paupers or unknown persons in Jerusalem.
All death dates listed on this site are actually burial dates. And I'm sure all weren't born in the USA, but records are incomplete as to birth information.
Anyone with information about this cemetery or someone buried there, please contact me. Thank you. Potter Field is located at Morman Bridge Rd & Young St in North Omaha.
**Interesting FAQ's about the people buried at the cemetary can be found under the name, Baby Abbott, second name listed at Potter Field.
**The completion of Potter Field bio started under 'bio of m&m':
Some individuals had no identification. A few were later identified and moved to other cemeteries.The names of those removed have not been included in the register.
Those who were buried at Potter Field were interred in the wooden boxes that regular caskets were shipped in.
A stone at the entrance of Potter Field (shown in upper right photo) reads as follows:
'Enter with reverence and respect for the 3,912 souls who are buried in this five and one-half acres of ground. These nearly forgotten citizens of past history were, in their own way, responsible for the the building of the West. Do not desecrate their memory'.
The term 'Potter Field' or 'Potter's Fields' dates to Bibical times. It is mentioned in the Gospel of St. Matthew as a burial place for paupers or unknown persons in Jerusalem.
All death dates listed on this site are actually burial dates. And I'm sure all weren't born in the USA, but records are incomplete as to birth information.
Anyone with information about this cemetery or someone buried there, please contact me. Thank you. Potter Field is located at Morman Bridge Rd & Young St in North Omaha.
**Interesting FAQ's about the people buried at the cemetary can be found under the name, Baby Abbott, second name listed at Potter Field.
Some individuals had no identification. A few were later identified and moved to other cemeteries.The names of those removed have not been included in the register.
Those who were buried at Potter Field were interred in the wooden boxes that regular caskets were shipped in.
A stone at the entrance of Potter Field (shown in upper right photo) reads as follows:
'Enter with reverence and respect for the 3,912 souls who are buried in this five and one-half acres of ground. These nearly forgotten citizens of past history were, in their own way, responsible for the the building of the West. Do not desecrate their memory'.
The term 'Potter Field' or 'Potter's Fields' dates to Bibical times. It is mentioned in the Gospel of St. Matthew as a burial place for paupers or unknown persons in Jerusalem.
All death dates listed on this site are actually burial dates. And I'm sure all weren't born in the USA, but records are incomplete as to birth information.
Anyone with information about this cemetery or someone buried there, please contact me. Thank you. Potter Field is located at Morman Bridge Rd & Young St in North Omaha.
**Interesting FAQ's about the people buried at the cemetary can be found under the name, Baby Abbott, second name listed at Potter Field.
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