Rev. Ray Potter (my 3rd great-grandfather) was born June 22, 1795 and died March 1, 1858 (correction). He was the son of Andrew Potter and Nancy Remington Potter who are both buried in Knightsville Meeting House Cemetery, Cranston, RI

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Ordained by the Six-Principle Baptists, pastored Pawtucket, later the Freewill Baptists, became clerk of the RI Quarterly Meeting; the church grew, but had some faction problems later. He separated from the QM in 1823, and in 1825, assisted in the ordination of Rev. Martin Cheney in a "Union Conference." Source: Free Bapt. Cyclopedia, page 539, pub. 1889 by Burgess and Ward. (can find onLine - clk)

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Rev. Ray Potter (my 3rd great-grandfather) was born June 22, 1795 and died March 1, 1858 (correction). He was the son of Andrew Potter and Nancy Remington Potter who are both buried in Knightsville Meeting House Cemetery, Cranston, RI

Many Thanks to Marge Veumatyahoo for the added info above
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Ordained by the Six-Principle Baptists, pastored Pawtucket, later the Freewill Baptists, became clerk of the RI Quarterly Meeting; the church grew, but had some faction problems later. He separated from the QM in 1823, and in 1825, assisted in the ordination of Rev. Martin Cheney in a "Union Conference." Source: Free Bapt. Cyclopedia, page 539, pub. 1889 by Burgess and Ward. (can find onLine - clk)

Many Thanks to "Winnie" wmyanatsbcglobaldotnet; aka: wvy #46555353; for the added info above.
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