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The Family of John Potts (1709/10-1768), Ironmaster, and Ruth Savage (1715/16-1786) of Pottstown, Pennsylvania THE FAMILY OF JOHN POTTS (1709/10-1768), IRONMASTER, AND RUTH SAVAGE (1715/16-1786) OF POTTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA THROUGH THE FOURTH GENERATION A GENEALOGICAL SKETCH THE FAMILY OF JOHN POTTS December 2006 Daniel A. Graham 2127 Mt. Hebron Drive Ellicott City, Maryland 21042 Date of Birth 4 Dec 1948 Copies sent to: Boyertown Area Historical Society, Boyertown, Pennsylvania Chester County Historical Society, West Chester, Pa. Daughters of the American Revolution Library, Washington, D.C. Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania French and Pickering Creeks Trust, Pottstown, Pennsylvania George Washington Papers, University of Virginia Haverford Friends Library, Haverford, Pennsylvania Historical Society of Berks County, Reading, Pennsylvania Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Hopewell Furnace, Berks Co., Pennsylvania Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Montgomery County Historical Society, Norristown, Pennsylvania National Genealogical Society, Arlington, Virginia Pennsylvania Legislators Project Pottsgrove Manor, Pottstown, Pennsylvania Pottstown Historical Society, Pottstown, Pennsylvania Schwenkfelder Library, Pennsburg, Pennsylvania Valley Forge National Historical Park Please cross-reference under: The John Potts Family (1710-1767) of Pottstown, Pennsylvania Pottstown, Pennsylvania Valley Forge, Pennsylvania TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................. I. FOREWORD ........................................................................................................... III. JOHN POTTS (1709/10-1768) ..................................................................................1 1. THOMAS POTTS (1735-1796) ...............................................................................5 2. SAMUEL POTTS (1736-1793) ..............................................................................18 3. JOHN POTTS, JR. (1738-C1800) ..........................................................................33 4. MARTHA POTTS RUTTER (1740-1804) ...............................................................49 5. DAVID POTTS (1741-1797) ................................................................................56 6. JOSEPH POTTS, (1742-1804) ..............................................................................60 7. JONATHAN POTTS (1745-1781) ..........................................................................64 8. ANNA POTTS POTTS (1747-1782).......................................................................67 9. ISAAC POTTS (1750-1803) .................................................................................69 10 JAMES POTTS (1752-1788) .................................................................................74 11. REBECCA POTTS DUFFIELD (1755-1797) ..........................................................78 12. JESSE POTTS (1757-1790) .................................................................................88 13. RUTH POTTS LOHRA (1759-1811) ....................................................................88 SOURCES .................................................................................................................94 INDEX ...................................................................................................................100 FOREWORD The Family of John Potts (1709/10), Ironmaster and Ruth Savage (1715/16-1786) of Pottstown, Pennsylvania Through the Fourth Generation, was researched from 2003 to 2006. It does though contain information uncovered while researching other Potts and iron industry papers during the last twenty-five years. The primary or original information included in the document came from several major locations: the Pottstown Historical Society, Pottsgrove Manor, The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Friends Historical Library at Swarthmore College, Winterthur, the Hagley Museum and Library, and the Chester County Historical Society and Archives. Secondary source information came from a large number of locations including: the Library of Congress, the Daughters of the American Revolution Library in Washington, D.C., the Wyoming County Historical Society, the Historical Society of Berks County, the Montgomery County Historical Society and Hopewell Furnace National Historical Site. This paper is a companion to a paper I completed in 2003 entitled Samuel Savage Sr. (c1655- 1707), Stonemason, and Descendants of Philadelphia, Berks and Chester Counties, Pennsylvania, Through Four Generations. That paper documented John Potts’ wife’s family. Because of the Savage/Rutter intermarriages with the Potts family, many of the individuals found in this paper are also in that paper. The Savage paper should be consulted for further information on the Savage family. The paper was originally started to help me with other research. In 2003 I began working with Rachael Onuff on a finding aid for the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. While I knew which of John Potts’s sons and sons-in-law were involved in the iron industry and which ironworks they were involved with, I realized very quickly as I was doing sketches of the works, I did not know his grandson’s generation as well as I needed. As I have previously stated, the Potts and Rutter families in the generations I have been searching were fairly unimaginative in naming their offspring. Numerous iron companies of cousins named Potts & Rutter or Rutter & Potts with their Johns, Davids, and Samuels and a Thomas or two, mny with the middle names of Rutter or Potts (e.g. John Potts Rutter and John Rutter Potts) required more knowledge than I had. I must admit, I did not originally anticipate or appreciate the scope of the project when I started. John Potts, plainly put, had a lot of descendants and it took me longer to finish the paper than expected. Thomas Potts, John’s oldest son alone had thirty-five grandchildren and eighty-eight great-grandchildren. His brother, Samuel Potts had fifty-one grandchildren and 126 great- grandchildren. Coupled with the family’s proclivity to marry cousins and the naming problems mentioned above, it was three years in the making. But that said, in the larger sense, this paper is the culmination of thirty papers and twenty-five years of researching the John Potts family, all of which should be consulted for further information. The genealogical, biographical and historical data obtained during my research on the Potts family and their “kin,” the Rutter, Savage, Hockley, Dewees and May families, and their various iron industry endeavors, are presented here. There have been two good biographies of John Potts. One, while not its primary purpose, appeared in a Penn State doctorial dissertation in 1974 by Linda McCurdy, entitled The Potts Family Iron Industry in the Schuylkill Valley. The second was a biographical sketch that appeared in 2005 in Volume III of Lawmaking and Legislators in Pennsylvania: a Biographical Dictionary, which was edited by Craig W. Horle. This write-up is the first real biography on Potts and it is excellent. Two other documents were consulted for basic genealogical information. As with any genealogical paper involving the Pottstown, Pennsylvania Potts family, the 1874 Potts Memorial by Isabella (Batchelder) James is a required source and provides a baseline of genealogical data from which to draw. The information presented there forms the basis of this paper. The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Collection 520, has about 600 items including correspondence with various members of the Thomas Potts family, papers, notes, proofs, and original manuscripts gathered by Mrs. James during the writing of "The Potts Memorial." I used this information to supplement the information found in the Memorial itself. In addition to the Memorial, Bill Brobst of the Pottstown Manor gave me a copy of a Potts genealogy that predated it. Originally compiled by William B. Potts (1802-1855) in the 1850s, this original genealogy has been hand copied by several descendants and numerous versions exist. I have seen three and each one is slightly different depending on the family knowledge of the descendant who copied it and how much was updated by later owners/descendants. The Pottsgrove Manor copy was about 300 pages. Mrs. James had access and used Potts’s work when she wrote her genealogy and she followed his horizontal generational numbering style. Isabella James indicates the following about Potts and his genealogy: He was interested in collecting family genealogy, and his manuscript has been extensively copied and circulated. He had, however, little idea of chronological arrangement; and it is much to be regretted that, with his opportunities of obtaining information from the elder generation living in his day, he noted so few dates of births, marriages, and deaths, or the parents' names of those marrying into the family. His errors of omission as well as commission have sometimes led me astray before I gave up depending upon his record. To those who may think this genealogy is merely a compilation from his manuscript, I would say, my labor would have been lighter had I never seen his. While Mrs. James had her problems with the document, I included a good bit of material from it in this paper. She synopsized much of his material and the entire write-up often contains other useful information. More importantly, Potts supplied a good bit of family lore and many of the family stories handed down in the family can be attributed to his asking
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