Ezekiel Potts

A member of the Provincial Assembly 1728-29-30

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• He married, first, Magdalen Miller, daughter of George and Sibilla Miller, 10 mo. 31, 1734.* As this marriage was accomplished contrary to the usage of Friends, he made an acknowledgment to Abington Monthly Meeting, on 2 mo. 29. 1737- He married, second, Barbara Vodges, widow of Reinier Vodges, f late of Germantown.
• He died about 1781. His will, made April 22, 1775, and proven April 10, 1781, is recorded at West Chester. At the making of the will, his residence was given as German- town, but at his death he was a resident of Tredyffrin Town- ship, Chester County. It seems probable that when the British Army occupied Philadelphia, he went to Tredyffrin and lived with or near some of his children who had set- tled there. He speaks of himself as ' ' yeoman, being aged