Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Birth31 Jan 1892, Missouri, Cooper County, Boonville
Death14 Jan 1965, New Mexico, Luna County
BurialNew Mexico, Hadalgo County, Lordsburg, Mt. View Cemetery
FatherJohn Henry POTTER (1858-1949)
MotherLouise Barbara BACK (1859-1939)
Obituary notes for George Otto POTTER
Obituary - Boonville Daily News, 21 January 1965
Deaths to Uncles Of W. J. Potter
George (Nig) Potter, 73, of Lordsburg, N.M., died January 15 at Lordsburg and a half-brother, J. W. Stillwell, 87, of Marshall died January 16 at Marshall. Both were natives of Boonville and the uncles of W. J. "Skeetz" Potter. Funeral services for Mr. Potter were held Monday in Lordsburg and burial was in the cemetery there. He is survived by his wife of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Joe McCarty of Lordsburg and Mrs. Jim Regas of Animas, N.M.; two sisters, Mrs. Bess Bennett and Mrs. Louise McCartney of Springfield; and a brother, C. E. Potter, of Normandy.
Mr. Stillwell is survived by his widow; two sons, Joseph Stillwell of Auburn, N.Y., and J. G. Stillwell, of Wisconsin; and three daughters, Mrs. Harry Wiegers of Higginsville, Mrs. F. M. O'Dell and Mrs. Robert Grandstaff, both of Marshall. The funeral service and burial were Monday afternoon at Higginsville.53
Deaths to Uncles Of W. J. Potter
George (Nig) Potter, 73, of Lordsburg, N.M., died January 15 at Lordsburg and a half-brother, J. W. Stillwell, 87, of Marshall died January 16 at Marshall. Both were natives of Boonville and the uncles of W. J. "Skeetz" Potter. Funeral services for Mr. Potter were held Monday in Lordsburg and burial was in the cemetery there. He is survived by his wife of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Joe McCarty of Lordsburg and Mrs. Jim Regas of Animas, N.M.; two sisters, Mrs. Bess Bennett and Mrs. Louise McCartney of Springfield; and a brother, C. E. Potter, of Normandy.
Mr. Stillwell is survived by his widow; two sons, Joseph Stillwell of Auburn, N.Y., and J. G. Stillwell, of Wisconsin; and three daughters, Mrs. Harry Wiegers of Higginsville, Mrs. F. M. O'Dell and Mrs. Robert Grandstaff, both of Marshall. The funeral service and burial were Monday afternoon at Higginsville.53