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References
- Richmond, Washington, Rhode Island, in Rhode Island. Secretary of State, and Rhode Island) Rhode Island Historical Society (Providence. Census of 1865. (Providence [Rhode Island]: Rhode Island Historical Society, 1974).
POTTER, Jonathan, 55, b. Richmond
---, Nancy, 39, b. Charlestown
---, Adalina C., 31, b. Richmond
---, George E., 19, b. Richmond
---, Charles A., 11, b. Richmond
---, Emma L., 7, b. Richmond
---, Everett C., 7, b. Richmond
---, Alice R., 3, b. Richmond
WILCOX, Mary, 67, b. Richmond
- Richmond, Washington, Rhode Island, in Rhode Island. Census Board. Census of the State of Rhode Island, 1875. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1973).
POTTER, Jonathan, 65, b. Richmond
---, Nancy G., 49, b. Charlestown
---, Chas. A., 21, b. Richmond
---, Everett C., 17, b. Richmond
---, Alice R., 13, b. Richmond
WILCOX, Mary, 77, Sister, b. Richmond
- Richmond, Washington, Rhode Island, in United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9).
POTTER, Jonathan, 70
---, Nancy G., 54
---, Everet C., 22
---, Alice R., 18
WILCOX, Geo. H. P., 70, Brother-in-law*
*Was he brother of Jonathan's first wife Ruhama Wilcox?
Was he husband of sister Mary (Potter) Wilcox?
- ↑ The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser
[1].
In Hopkinton, Dec. 14, 1851, by Eld. John Green, Mr. Jonathan Potter, of Richmond, and Miss Nancy Green, of Charlestown.
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