"A HISTORY OF THE DAVIESS-McLEAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION IN KENTUCKY, 
1844-1943" by Wendell H. Rone.  Probably published in 1944 by 
Messenger Job Printing Co., Inc., Owensboro, Kentucky, p. 442.
Used by permission.  [Daviess]

MRS. ZILLAH BARNES POTTS:  Mrs. W. G. Potts, wife of the pastor of 
the Whitesville Baptist Church, was born at Constantine, Breckenridge 
[sic] County, Kentucky, and is the daughter of T. H. and Sarah 
Hoskinson Barnes.  Her mother was a daughter of Elder J. W. 
Hoskinson.  She attended both grade and high schools at Franklin 
Cross Roads, Hardin County, Kentucky; Eastern State Teachers College, 
Richmond, Kentucky; and Western State Teachers College, Bowling 
Green, Kentucky.  For some nine or ten years she followed the 
profession of a school teacher.
	Mrs. Potts made a profession of faith in the year 1904 and was 
baptized into the fellowship of the Vertrees Baptist Church, Hardin 
County, Kentucky, by Elder J. T. Duvalt.  She has been a very active 
worker in the churches.  She served as President of the W. M. S. for 
eleven years and as Young People's Director for nine years.  Her work 
has not been confined to the churches of which she has been a member.  
She served as Superintendent of the Nelson Association W. M. U.; 
State Chairman of the Circle Plan work; State Chairman of the 
Personal Service work of the W. M. U. on different occasions; as 
Vice-President of the West Central District W. M. U.; as 
Superintendent of the Daviess-McLean W. M. U.; as Vice-President of 
the Western Region W. M. U.; and as the Young People's Leader of the 
Daviess-McLean Associational W. M. U.
	She became the companion by marriage of Rev. W. G. Potts, on 
November 29, 1917.  One daughter, Evangeline, blessed this happy 
union.  She has been a model of propriety in her home and in her 
church and has been a most efficient helper to her husband in his 
pastorates.  Her work in the Daviess-McLean Association, especially 
among the women, has been outstanding for the past eleven years.  She 
is known and loved by a multitude.  Her noble Christian character is 
an encouragement to others.

Potts Barnes Hoskinson Duvalt
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Breckinridge Hardin Madison Warren

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