Wife of David Potts, mother of 11; Thomas, John, Daniel, Elizabeth, Jonathon, Mary, Stephen, Rebecca, Sarah, Ezekial, and Nathan.

Transcript of wedding information:
"Whereas, DAVID POTTS and ALICE CROASDAEL, both of Philadelphia, in the Province of Pennsylvania, having declared their intentions of taking each other in marriage, before several public meetings of the People of God called Quakers, in Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania aforesaid, in American, according to the good order used amongst them, whose proceedings therein, after deliberate consideration thereof, were approved by the said meetings; they appearing clear of all others. (New paragraph) Now these are to certify to all whom it may concern, that for the full accomplishment of their said intentions, this twenty second day of the first month called march, in the year one though six hundred and ninety four, they the said David Potts and Alice Croasdale appeared in a public Meeting house of friends in Middletown, Bucks County, and (according to the example of the Holy men of God recorded in the Scriptures of Truth), in a solemn manner, he the said David Potts, taking the said Alice Croasdale by the hand, did openly declare as followeth, Friends, in the presence and fear of God and before you his people, I take this my friend Alice Croasdale to be my wife, promising to be to her a loving and faithful husband, till it please God by death to separate us; and then and there in the same assembly, the said Alice Croasdale did in the like manner declare as followeth, Friends, in the presence and fear of God and before you his people, I take this my friend David Potts to be my husband, promising to him to be a loving and faithful wife, till it please God by death to separate us. And the said David Potts and Alice, his now wife, as a further confirmation thereof, did then and there to these presents set their hands: DAVID POTTS ALICE POTTS, X her mark.

NOTE: Alice's DOB from F A G contributor - #47345651
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Hi - just wanted to mention that David's wife Alice Croasdale did not die in Germantown - they never lived there, although it did border Bristol Twp. By deed dated 4mo/Jun 2, 1695, he purchased 150 acres from Samuel Bennet in Bristol Twp, Philadelphia Co which twp is now defunct having been absorbed into the City of Philadelphia by 1854 Act of Consolidation. David Potts purchased an additional 100 acres of land in 1716 in the Manor of Springfield, which is now Montgomery Co, and just above his Bristol Twp lands. They were members of Abington Mtg and any mention of David Potts at Germantown Mtg had only to do with several men (his brother Thomas Potts was one) who were rotating trustees of the land granted for the burial ground there. Thanx! 47345651 :-)