Sumter County GaArchives Obituaries.....Potter, Boss June 13, 1901
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Americus Weekly Times Recorder
THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES RECORDER, AMERICUS, GEORGIA, Article, June 14, 1901, 
page 6 – 


	
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RESPONDS TO A LAST ROLLCALL

Death of a Well Known Veteran of Sumter.


The announcement yesterday of the sudden death of Mr. Boss Potter was a shock 
to his friends and caused universal regret. Mr. Potter was a widely known and 
successful farmer residing near Americus, and was held in highest esteem among 
his acquaintances.  Yesterday morning it was observed by Mrs. Potter that he 
was in a comatose state, and he died without regaining consciousness.  Mr. 
Potter was 54 years of age, and is survived by his wife, three grown sons and a 
daughter.  The deceased was a gallant and brave Confederate solider and for 
years an officer of Camp Sumter, U. C. V.  The funeral occurred yesterday 
afternoon at Salem Church, hundreds of friends joining in this final tribute to 
a brave old soldier and one of Sumters best citizens.   


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