Granville Potter b 1849 Pike Co KY buried Bowling Cove, s/o Richard Potter and Nancy Stuart. Granville Potter m. Elizabeth "Bessie" Lunsford b 1864 KY buried High Top Cemetery, Jackson, Breathitt? Co KY. Children of Granville Potter and Elizabeth "Bessie" Lunsford;

 Purliney Potter b 1877 Clay Co KY

 Mandy Potter b 1879 Bull Skin, Clay Co KY

 Barten Potter b 1880 Bull Skin, Clay Co KY

 Nancy Potter m. Finley? Holland. Children of Nancy Potter and Male Holland;

I. Rachail Gay Holland

II. Deleinia Holland

III. Eister Holland

Source: Kenneth Hoag: kshoag@aol.com

 Sylvania Potter b b May 1886 d 20 Nov 1975; m. William Turner b 8 Feb 1891 b 8 Feb 1891 d 24 Nov 1969

 Polly Potter b 1895 d 1975 Jackson, KY; m. Henry Turner b 12 Sept 1882 d 1942 Jackson, KY; s/o George Turner II and Polly Gross.

 Harvey Potter b 1893 Jackson KY; m. Amanda Gross b 1890 Lone City, KY d 1986 Covington, KY; d/o Jim Gross and Nancy Ann Unknown. Children of Harvey Potter and Amanda Gross;

I. Albert Cecil "A. C." Potter b 1917 Jackson KY d 1971 New Richmond, OH; m. Oct 1940 KY to Nancy Collins b 1924 Second Creek, KY d 1977 Cincinnati OH; d/o Jim Collins and Polly Combs.

II. Matt Potter; m. Ida Pennington

III. Bell Potter

 Rachel Potter b 5 Jun 1902 Jackson KY d 17 Feb 1983 Erie PA; buried Erie Cemetery, Erie PA; m. 1919 Jackson Co KY to Greenberry McIntosh b 22 Apr 1897 Bell Co KY d 1960 Erie PA; buried Erie Cemetery, Erie PA; s/o Leander McIntosh and Polly Cole.

 Belvins Potter (female)

 Clinie Potter (female)

 Will Potter

 Bart Potter

 Lennie Potter

 Harry Potter

Thanks to Randy Roe, son of Maxwell Powell Roe and Beverly Jane New, for submitting information and photos for this family by email on 26 July 2009. Randy sent in the following:

Bertha (Bertha L Turner New, d/o Henry Turner and Polly Potter) said that her Grandmother, Elizabeth Lunsford, was known as "Bessie". She said Bessie's Father had been a plantation owner. During the Civil War as soldiers drew close to their home Bessie's father put she and her sister in a ditch and covered them with branches. He made Bessie promise to take care of her sister and to stay in the ditch covered with the branches until the soldiers had gone. She did as she had promised. Bessie
watched as the soldiers burned the house with her parents in it.

Bertha told Mom that Henry Turner, her father, was of Irish descent and the son of George Turner II and Polly Gross. He worked in the coal mines and there received a bad head injury. Henry died relatively young and left his wife Polly with 11 children to support and raise. She did this by growing vegetables and peddling them or trading them for what the family needed.