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Alpheus Potts

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Potts died at home on February 22, 1911. His son Theron, prominent in education circles, was in Puerto Rico at the time and the funeral was delayed until he could return. After arriving in Jeffersonville, he got sick and died during his father's funeral. Potts was buried in the
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Proceedings of the Electoral College of the State of New York, January 11th, 1897
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Historical Collections Relating to the Potts Family in Great Britain and America
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Originally engaged in agriculture, he later became a practicing lawyer in
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The Argus Almanac: A Political and Financial Annual For 1880
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Republican Party members of the New York State Assembly
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Bethel, New York
Jeffersonville
District Attorney
town supervisor
Callicoon
New York State Assembly
Republican
Sullivan County
1880
1896 presidential election
presidential elector
William McKinley
Garret Hobart
New York Governor
Alonzo B. Cornell
County Judge
William L. Thornton
Methodist Episcopal



The Argus Almanac: A Political and Financial Annual For 1880
Historical Collections Relating to the Potts Family in Great Britain and America
History of Sullivan County
Proceedings of the Electoral College of the State of New York, January 11th, 1897
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2027/nnc1.cu54374480
cite book
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"Dies as Father is Buried"

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