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John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia 1780–1841 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1780
Birth Location: Natural Bridge, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States
Death Date: 29 Oct 1841
Death Location: Clinton, Vermillion County, Indiana
Father: Phillip David.
Mother: Catherine BRIGHT\BRECHT
Spouse(s): Lucy Sharp
Children(s): Isaac Potter
John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia was born in 1780 in Natural Bridge, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States, the child of Phillip Batdorf Potter Batdorf Bottorf Baddorf 5Th Ggf Left The Farm Except For 20 Acres To Son David And Catherine Barbara Bright Brecht. John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia married Lucy Sharp, and had children including Isaac Potter. John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia passed away in 1841 in Clinton, Vermillion County, Indiana.
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- John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia was born in 1780 in Natural Bridge, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States, the child of Phillip Batdorf Potter Batdorf Bottorf Baddorf 5Th Ggf Left The Farm Except For 20 Acres To Son David And Catherine Barbara Bright Brecht.
- John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia married Lucy Sharp, and had children including Isaac Potter.
- John Henry Potter (4th GGF) War of 1812, Rennick's Mounted Reg. Ohio Volunteers and Militia passed away in 1841 in Clinton, Vermillion County, Indiana.
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John Militia's Descendants
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1. Isaac Potter 1806–1894 m. Margaret (' Peggy ' Sutherland ( Southard) ) 1816–1890
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1. Serena (Lovina) Potter 1837–1913 m. William (John) Crawford 1839–1910
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1. John (W) Cranford 1865–1927 m. Laura (G) Cranford 1867–1925 m. Saura (G) Crawford 1867–1925
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1. Archie (B) Cranford 1907–1997 m. Edith Crawford 1921–1977 m. Anna Crawford 1911– m. Lauer 1915–
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2. Pearl (S) Cranford 1895–1966 m. William (M) Spanton 1893–1974
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3. Darrell (O) Cranford 1902– m. Nina (E) Crawford 1898–
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4. Roy (D) Cranford 1905– m. Ellena (E) Crawford 1911–
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5. Will Crawford 1889–
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6. Maude Crawford 1892–1987 m. Charles Boode 1885–1974
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7. Verne Crawford 1886–
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2. J (E D) Crawford 1866–
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3. L (A) Crawford 1861–
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4. Humbert Crawford 1878–
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John Militia's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1780
Event Place: Natural Bridge, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 6 Dec 1803
Event Place: Collierstown, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States
Genealogy Event 3
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 29 Oct 1841
Event Place: Clinton, Vermillion County, Indiana