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History of Northern Wisconsin
pub: The Western Historical Company,
     Chicago, 1881


         [page 183]
         
         LILLIAN POTTER, teacher, Hayton. Born in Calumet County;
       daughter of THOMAS J. POTTER, a prominent politician  of
       this county. During his life he interested himself in the 
       public school, and was County Superintendent for some years, 
       and Chairman of the Town Board of Supervisors; also a soldier 
       in the War of the Rebellion, being a lieutenant in the 18th 
       Wis. V. I. He died in the army. In 1849, he married, and 
       LILLIAN is one of three children living, VIRGINIA and RALPH
       being the others. LILLIAN attended the Normal School and the 
       Academy at Beaver Dam, and adopted the profession of teacher, 
       having taught since 1873, and in Hayton since 1874.
       
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