Creed and Ida Potter

Creed Flannery Potter b 2 Sept, 1902 Letcher Co KY d 26 Jan 1959 buried Reynolds Family Cemetery, Seco, Letcher Co KY, s/o Joel Martin Potter and Eliza Frances Reynolds; m. Ida Fuller b 27 Jun 1912 d 1 Jul 2007 Pasadena, Texas. d/o Elijah Green Fuller and Leona Smith. *  Ida's Photo Gallery  *  Creed's Photo Gallery * Our Mother's Memorial

Carlene Burkland

Thanks very much to Carlene (Potter) Burkland, daughter of Creed Flannery Potter and Ida Fuller, and husband, Jake Burkland, for their support for our website and or the use of her wonderful photo collection used on our website. Thank you, Sis! Congrats to son, David Burkland for his acceptance to Baylor College of Medicine.  Visit Carlene's Photo Gallery

Kaie Potter

Many thanks to Kaie Steely Potter and Clark Potter, for their support of our website, and for providing us with access to their Genealogy research and for allowing me to scan her huge photo collection many of which are used on this website and in the Gallery. Visit Kaie's Photo Gallery.

Rick Dellinger

Thanks to Rick Dellinger, son of Vernon Elbert Dellinger and Myrtle Potter Ward, for his submissions to the website. Rick has submitted photos and information about the family of Myrtle Potter Ward and Vernon Elbert Dellinger.  Be sure to take a look at Rick's Photo Gallery. See Rick's Lineage.

Annette Potter

Welcome to our website! Enjoy your visit and be sure to sign our guestbook to let us know you were here. If you have information or photos to add, send them to us and we will add them.  Thanks to everyone for your submissions!  Visit Annette's Gallery    Web Editor: Annette Potter.  See Annette's Lineage.

Martin Van Buren Bates

Anna Hannon Swann

Martin Van Buren Bates, known as the Kentucky Giant, married giantess wife, Anna Haining Swan in England. They were famous for being the world's tallest married couple.  Visit Martin and Anna's Photo Gallery  *   Visit Martin and Anna's Webpage *  Visit Martin and Anna's Storybook   *  Anna Haining Swan Biography Online

We apologize, but apparently, it is taking longer than 2 days for the Google ads that I am attempting to add to the site to show up. Had I known it would make my page look bad for two days, I would have probably reconsidered adding them. It doesn't seem very professional that it should take a company as large as as they are such a long time to manage placing of their ads. Their search boxes appear right away. Meanwhile; until the ads show up, thank you for your patience.