Tuesday July 12, 1932
Staunton, Virginia News Leader
Mrs. Margaret J. Potter, widow of the late George T. Potter, died at her home on Stuart street Sunday night at eleven o’clock, of the infirmities of age.
Mrs. Potter, a daughter of Jacob and Sidney Argenbright, of Middlebrook, was the last of a family of seven children. She was born May 29, 1850, and was, at the time of her death, eighty-two years, one month and eleven days old. She was a direct descendant of the Revolutionary war soldier, Augustine Argenbright, mentioned in Waddell’s Annals of Augusta county, and a niece of George Lewis Argenbright, late centenarian of this county.
She was a consistent member of St. Paul’s United Brethren church, having united with the church about forty years ago.
Mrs. Potter is survived by the following children: Mrs. I. K. Roby, Mrs. Matthew Greuling, and O. A. Potter, all of Staunton.The funeral service will be held from St. Paul’s today at ten-thirty a.m., conducted by the paster, the Rev. David F. Glovier, assisted by the Rev. P. W. fisher, of Churchville. Interment will be in Thornrose.
Pallbearers - C. W. Argenbright, B. H. Argenbright, A. H. Bragg, E. L. Bragg, D. H. Shelley, F. O. Peters, J. W. Fulwider, g. A. Kyle, J. W. Marston, J. W. Lawrence, G. A. Sheets, Joseph Stover, Frank Yount, C. D. Bell, Thomas Hogshead, G. E. Null, E. F. Stover, and John Clem.
Staunton, Virginia News Leader
Mrs. Margaret J. Potter, widow of the late George T. Potter, died at her home on Stuart street Sunday night at eleven o’clock, of the infirmities of age.
Mrs. Potter, a daughter of Jacob and Sidney Argenbright, of Middlebrook, was the last of a family of seven children. She was born May 29, 1850, and was, at the time of her death, eighty-two years, one month and eleven days old. She was a direct descendant of the Revolutionary war soldier, Augustine Argenbright, mentioned in Waddell’s Annals of Augusta county, and a niece of George Lewis Argenbright, late centenarian of this county.
She was a consistent member of St. Paul’s United Brethren church, having united with the church about forty years ago.
Mrs. Potter is survived by the following children: Mrs. I. K. Roby, Mrs. Matthew Greuling, and O. A. Potter, all of Staunton.The funeral service will be held from St. Paul’s today at ten-thirty a.m., conducted by the paster, the Rev. David F. Glovier, assisted by the Rev. P. W. fisher, of Churchville. Interment will be in Thornrose.
Pallbearers - C. W. Argenbright, B. H. Argenbright, A. H. Bragg, E. L. Bragg, D. H. Shelley, F. O. Peters, J. W. Fulwider, g. A. Kyle, J. W. Marston, J. W. Lawrence, G. A. Sheets, Joseph Stover, Frank Yount, C. D. Bell, Thomas Hogshead, G. E. Null, E. F. Stover, and John Clem.
Tuesday July 12, 1932
Staunton, Virginia News Leader
Mrs. Margaret J. Potter, widow of the late George T. Potter, died at her home on Stuart street Sunday night at eleven o’clock, of the infirmities of age.
Mrs. Potter, a daughter of Jacob and Sidney Argenbright, of Middlebrook, was the last of a family of seven children. She was born May 29, 1850, and was, at the time of her death, eighty-two years, one month and eleven days old. She was a direct descendant of the Revolutionary war soldier, Augustine Argenbright, mentioned in Waddell’s Annals of Augusta county, and a niece of George Lewis Argenbright, late centenarian of this county.
She was a consistent member of St. Paul’s United Brethren church, having united with the church about forty years ago.
Mrs. Potter is survived by the following children: Mrs. I. K. Roby, Mrs. Matthew Greuling, and O. A. Potter, all of Staunton.The funeral service will be held from St. Paul’s today at ten-thirty a.m., conducted by the paster, the Rev. David F. Glovier, assisted by the Rev. P. W. fisher, of Churchville. Interment will be in Thornrose.
Pallbearers - C. W. Argenbright, B. H. Argenbright, A. H. Bragg, E. L. Bragg, D. H. Shelley, F. O. Peters, J. W. Fulwider, g. A. Kyle, J. W. Marston, J. W. Lawrence, G. A. Sheets, Joseph Stover, Frank Yount, C. D. Bell, Thomas Hogshead, G. E. Null, E. F. Stover, and John Clem.
Staunton, Virginia News Leader
Mrs. Margaret J. Potter, widow of the late George T. Potter, died at her home on Stuart street Sunday night at eleven o’clock, of the infirmities of age.
Mrs. Potter, a daughter of Jacob and Sidney Argenbright, of Middlebrook, was the last of a family of seven children. She was born May 29, 1850, and was, at the time of her death, eighty-two years, one month and eleven days old. She was a direct descendant of the Revolutionary war soldier, Augustine Argenbright, mentioned in Waddell’s Annals of Augusta county, and a niece of George Lewis Argenbright, late centenarian of this county.
She was a consistent member of St. Paul’s United Brethren church, having united with the church about forty years ago.
Mrs. Potter is survived by the following children: Mrs. I. K. Roby, Mrs. Matthew Greuling, and O. A. Potter, all of Staunton.The funeral service will be held from St. Paul’s today at ten-thirty a.m., conducted by the paster, the Rev. David F. Glovier, assisted by the Rev. P. W. fisher, of Churchville. Interment will be in Thornrose.
Pallbearers - C. W. Argenbright, B. H. Argenbright, A. H. Bragg, E. L. Bragg, D. H. Shelley, F. O. Peters, J. W. Fulwider, g. A. Kyle, J. W. Marston, J. W. Lawrence, G. A. Sheets, Joseph Stover, Frank Yount, C. D. Bell, Thomas Hogshead, G. E. Null, E. F. Stover, and John Clem.
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