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Grant County, Oklahoma

Pond Creek Cemetery

Maude & N. B. Potter


© Glenn

© The Hennessey Clipper page 8
Thursday, November 19, 1970
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Mrs Maude Potter

October 17, 1882 ~ November 13, 1970
newspaper obit

Mrs Maude Potter, mother of Mrs. Richard Watson and Mrs. Kenneth Barber, died Friday afternoon in an Enid hospital.

A native of Conway Springs, KS, she was born October 17, 1882, and taught school in that community. In 1904 she and Napoleon Bonaparte Potter were married and they moved to Pond Creek in 1907, wher she was a member of the Methodist Church.

Other survivors are daughters, Mrs Morris Schooler, Rollo, Mo.; Mrs Lester Day, Pond Creek; Mrs. Byron Weber, Okeene; three sons, Loren J. Savannah, Ga.; Bob and Carroll, Wichita, KS.; a brother, Glenn L. Wycoff, Salina , Ks.: 20 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

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