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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Allen Lathrop (son of Clark Lathrop and Irene Geneva Hansen).

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Clark Lathrop 1 Apr 1905 IA (son of Allen Ray Lathrop and Lena Charlotte Potter); 9 Apr 1988Waterloo, IA.

    Clark Irene Geneva Hansen 8 May 1927Nashua, IA. Irene 4 Nov 1905 Clinton, Iowa; Jun 1963Waterloo, Iowa; Waterloo, Iowa. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Irene Geneva Hansen 4 Nov 1905 Clinton, Iowa; Jun 1963Waterloo, Iowa; Waterloo, Iowa.
    Children:
    1. 1. Allen Lathrop
    2. Leroy Lathrop
    3. Charlotte Viola Lathrop 30 Dec 1928 Waterloo, IA; 12 Jan 2016Waverly, IA.
    4. Carolyn Lathrop
    5. Daughter 3 Lathrop


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Allen Ray Lathrop 28 Aug 1877 Waterloo, IA; 14 Nov 1964Madison, Iowa.

    Allen Lena Charlotte Potter 18 Oct 1899New Hampton, IA. Lena (daughter of Lester Farin Potter and Clarissa Costa Clark) 1877; 1935. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Lena Charlotte Potter 1877 (daughter of Lester Farin Potter and Clarissa Costa Clark); 1935.
    Children:
    1. 2. Clark Lathrop 1 Apr 1905 IA; 9 Apr 1988Waterloo, IA.
    2. Lela Lathrop aft. 1899 IA.


Generation: 4

  1. 10.  Lester Farin PotterLester Farin Potter 6 Aug 1838 Bangor, NY (son of Orson Potter and Caroline Nutting); 1 Mar 1919Nashua, IA.

    Other Events:

    • Moved: 1 Mar 1874, Nashua, IA; Moved from Bangor, NY

    Notes:

    Lester was the fourth child of Orson and Caroline (Nutting) Potter. On September 12, 1859 he married Clarissa Clark in Bangor, New York. He enlisted in the 142nd New York Volunteer Infantry in 1862, was severely injured at Drewry's Bluff, VA and was discharged in 1865.
    After the war, he moved his family to Iowa, where he and Clarissa raised six children - Ova, Orson, Lindon, Linda, Carly and Lena. (From notes on the Find-a Grave site)

    Civil War service - Sgt - 142nd NY Infantry

    Potter, Lester Dickinson,NY 1838 Dickinson Orson Potter Caroline Nutting 142nd NY Co. F Sgt. Aug., 1862 Farmer

    severely wounded at the battle of Drewry's Bluff, VA May 16, 1864.

    Discharged June, 1865.

    PO address: Horton, Bremer Co. Iowa. d. 1919 at Nashua, IA.

    from website:

    http://franklin.nygenweb.net/military/CWfull_n.html

    Lester Clarissa Costa Clark 22 Sep 1859Bangor, NY. Clarissa (daughter of William Carruth Clark and Salome Hastings) 1 Oct 1840 Franklin Co., New York, USA; 21 Mar 1897Nashua, IA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 11.  Clarissa Costa ClarkClarissa Costa Clark 1 Oct 1840 Franklin Co., New York, USA (daughter of William Carruth Clark and Salome Hastings); 21 Mar 1897Nashua, IA.

    Other Events:

    • Moved: 1 Mar 1874, Nashua, IA; Moved from Bangor, NY

    Children:
    1. 5. Lena Charlotte Potter 1877; 1935.
    2. Orson William Potter 20 Aug 1866 IA; IA; 13 Apr 1931IA.
    3. Ova Hoyt Potter 12 Oct 1861 Bangor, NY; 31 Dec 1923Winfred, SD.
    4. Caroline Carrie Potter, DY 1860 Bangor, NY; 1860Bangor, NY.
    5. Linda B Potter 3 Nov 1868 Nashua, IA; 15 May 1954Nashua, IA.
    6. Carly Potter 25 Jul 17874 Bangor, NY; 16 Sep 1879Nashua, IA.
    7. Locke Sargent Potter 2 Oct 1882 Nashua, IA; 23 Dec 1952.
    8. Lindon Bertron Potter 3 Nov 1868 Horton, IA; 1 Jan 1937Winfred, Lake County, South Dakota.