From the Frederick-Town Herald of Jan. 17, 1818:
"DIED -- On Wednesday last, in the 25th year of his age, Mr. PHILIP T. POTTS, youngest son of the late Richard Potts, esq."
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From Newspaper Abstracts of Frederick County Maryland 1816-1819 by F. Edward Wright, citing The Republican Gazette and General Advertiser of 17 Jan 1818.
"Died Thursday morning last, Philip POTTS, amiable young man of this town."
"DIED -- On Wednesday last, in the 25th year of his age, Mr. PHILIP T. POTTS, youngest son of the late Richard Potts, esq."
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From Newspaper Abstracts of Frederick County Maryland 1816-1819 by F. Edward Wright, citing The Republican Gazette and General Advertiser of 17 Jan 1818.
"Died Thursday morning last, Philip POTTS, amiable young man of this town."
From the Frederick-Town Herald of Jan. 17, 1818:
"DIED -- On Wednesday last, in the 25th year of his age, Mr. PHILIP T. POTTS, youngest son of the late Richard Potts, esq."
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From Newspaper Abstracts of Frederick County Maryland 1816-1819 by F. Edward Wright, citing The Republican Gazette and General Advertiser of 17 Jan 1818.
"Died Thursday morning last, Philip POTTS, amiable young man of this town."
"DIED -- On Wednesday last, in the 25th year of his age, Mr. PHILIP T. POTTS, youngest son of the late Richard Potts, esq."
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From Newspaper Abstracts of Frederick County Maryland 1816-1819 by F. Edward Wright, citing The Republican Gazette and General Advertiser of 17 Jan 1818.
"Died Thursday morning last, Philip POTTS, amiable young man of this town."
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WAR OF 1812 SOLDIER
PHILIP THOMAS POTTS
SEP. 26, 1793 -- JAN. 15, 1818
Private in the MD Militia under Capt.
Henry Steiner from Aug. 25 to Sep. 27,
1814.
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