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| Frank Drexler, brother of Theresa Potter |
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| Mary Drexler, sister of Theresa Potter |
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| Mary Drexler, mother of Theresa Potter |
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| Pancratius Drexler, father of Theresa Potter |
Sunday, July 10, 2016
Photos of other Drexlers' graves. These are the parents, brother and sister of Theresa (nee Drexler) Potter. These graves are on Cedar Street in Riverside Cemetery, southeast of the Potter family plot which is just west of the corner of Cedar and St. John's.
Photos from yesterday's Potter Family Cemetery Scavenger Hunt. These are photos from Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh. I will post photos from other cemeteries as I receive them from other relatives.
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| Potter family plot |
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| Donald Potter, Sr. grave |
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| Alfred and Theresa Potter grave |
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| Mary Ann Potter grave |
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| Monsignor Bastian and his nieces graves |
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| Monsignor Schorn grave |
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| Theodore and Anna (Meisinger) Drexler graves, Brother of Theresa Potter |
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| Theodore and Anna (Meisinger) Drexler graves location |
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| Esslinger family monument |
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| Frank (Franz) Esslinger grave, grandfather of Lucille Felker |
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| Mary Esslinger grave, grandmother of Lucille Felker |
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| Rose Esslinger, aunt of Lucille Felker |
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| Joseph Esslinger, uncle of Lucille Felker |
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| Esslinger family monument location (Potter family plot is in back center of photo) |
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| John and Lucille Felker graves |
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| George and Catherine Felker (parents of John Felker) graves |
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| Conrad and Katherine (Katie Felker, sister of John Felker) graves |
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| John and Elizabeth (Lizzie Felker, sister of John Felker) graves |
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| Peter Felker, brother of John Felker, unmarked grave in Potter's Field Riverside Cemetery |
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| Pre-cemetery scavenger hunt event at Jim and Tracy Potter's |
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
I found a newspaper photo of Grandpa Potter from the Oshkosh Daily Tuesday, March 22, 1955, Page 11
I was also able to finally determine who was Caroline Drexler, Grandma Potter's sister. I knew that a Caroline Drexler was listed in census reports, but I wasn't sure what happened to her. I was able to get to the Oshkosh Public Library and found Caroline Baier's obituary from 1947 that listed Grandma as her sister. It took a while because the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern papers from 1941-1951 aren't available online.
