Daughter of James & Mary Prosser.
Wife of Edgar Potter.
Penn Yan Democrat, Friday, May 26, 1922:
Potter—At the home of L. J. Potter, in Hall, May 22, 1922, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Potter.
She was born March 4, 1858, at Utica, the daughter of James and Mary Prosser. She married Edgar Potter and is survived by three sons, M. L., Edgar, Emory, and one daughter, Mrs. Walter Walrath. There are four brothers and two sisters, William, George, James and Philip Prosser, and Mrs. Charles Corey, of Penn Yan, and Mrs. Mary Perry. Burial in Branchport.
Wife of Edgar Potter.
Penn Yan Democrat, Friday, May 26, 1922:
Potter—At the home of L. J. Potter, in Hall, May 22, 1922, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Potter.
She was born March 4, 1858, at Utica, the daughter of James and Mary Prosser. She married Edgar Potter and is survived by three sons, M. L., Edgar, Emory, and one daughter, Mrs. Walter Walrath. There are four brothers and two sisters, William, George, James and Philip Prosser, and Mrs. Charles Corey, of Penn Yan, and Mrs. Mary Perry. Burial in Branchport.
Daughter of James & Mary Prosser.
Wife of Edgar Potter.
Penn Yan Democrat, Friday, May 26, 1922:
Potter—At the home of L. J. Potter, in Hall, May 22, 1922, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Potter.
She was born March 4, 1858, at Utica, the daughter of James and Mary Prosser. She married Edgar Potter and is survived by three sons, M. L., Edgar, Emory, and one daughter, Mrs. Walter Walrath. There are four brothers and two sisters, William, George, James and Philip Prosser, and Mrs. Charles Corey, of Penn Yan, and Mrs. Mary Perry. Burial in Branchport.
Wife of Edgar Potter.
Penn Yan Democrat, Friday, May 26, 1922:
Potter—At the home of L. J. Potter, in Hall, May 22, 1922, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Potter.
She was born March 4, 1858, at Utica, the daughter of James and Mary Prosser. She married Edgar Potter and is survived by three sons, M. L., Edgar, Emory, and one daughter, Mrs. Walter Walrath. There are four brothers and two sisters, William, George, James and Philip Prosser, and Mrs. Charles Corey, of Penn Yan, and Mrs. Mary Perry. Burial in Branchport.
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