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Louisa Hall

Birth13 Jul 1872 - Letcher, Letcher, Kentucky, United States
Death1953-12-26 - Jackhorn, Letcher, Kentucky, USA
MotherHannah Yonts
FatherAllen Hall

Born in Letcher, Letcher, Kentucky, United States on 13 Jul 1872 to Allen Hall and Hannah Yonts. Louisa Hall married James Irvin Potter and had 13 children. She passed away on 1953-12-26 in Jackhorn, Letcher, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Allen Hall
1826 - 1900
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Hannah Yonts
1830 - 1917
Spouse(s)
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James Irvin Potter
1870 - 1932
Children Show all
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Delia Potter
1908 - 1977
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Joseph "Joe" "Jc" Potter
1895 - 1965
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Rosa Belle Potter
1890 - 1957
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King Potter
1900 - 1946
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Jesse Reuben Potter
1914 - 1990
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Isaac Ellie "Potter" Potter
1910 - 1939
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Cyntha A Potter
1900 - Unknown
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John Potter
1896 - Unknown
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Ransy Potter
1891 - Unknown
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Ardela Patter
1908 - 1977
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Elis Potter
1909 - Unknown
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Irvin Howard Potter
1903 - 1983
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Isabella Potter
1894 - Unknown

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