NO MARKER EXISTS.
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Jean Jerome was born on March 30, 1905, to his grandparents at 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. His mother, a theater actress who soon divorced from the father, continued her career and entrusted the child to her parents. She was on tour in Dayton Ohio when she learned of her son's death.
[Thanks to - Michel Derrien
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Harry R. Pottery and Genevieve G. [Gauntier] Liggett were married January 2, 1901, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Interred - April 17, 1907, in the same lot at James W. and Ada Liggett.
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Missouri Death Certificate
Jean Gauntier Patten
Male
1 year
Died - December 1, 1906
3000 Prospect
Born - Kansas City, Missouri
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Monday, December 3, 1906
Gene Gauntier's Son Dead.
Jean Jerome Pottery, the infant son of Mrs. Genevieve Pottery, died Saturday at the home of his grandfather, James W. Liggett, 3000 Prospect avenue. The mother of the child, known to the stage as Gene Gauntier, was in Dayton, Ohio, with "The Country Chairman" company and is expected to arrive this morning.
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THE WYANDOTTE HERALD
Kansas City, Kansas
Thursday, December 20, 1900
Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley Liggett, of 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Mo., have sent out invitations to attend the marriage of their daughter, Miss Genevieve Gauntier, and Harry Richard Pottery, which event will take place at the family home on Thursday afternoon, January 3, 1901, at 3 o'clock. Mr. Pottery is treasurer of the Auditorium Company and was born and raised in this city, where he has numerous friends who will unite with the HERALD in wishing him a happy married life.
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC
St. Louis, Missouri
Sunday, December 13, 1903
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richard Pottery have gone to New York to reside.
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KANSAS CITY TIMES
June 10, 1905
DIVORCE TO GAUNTIER POTTERY
The Actress' Suit Was Not Contested by
Her Husband, Harry Pottery.
Genevieve Pottery, a Kansas City actress, known on stage as Gauntier Pottery, was granted a divorce in the circuit court at Independence yesterday from her husband, Harry Pottery, a theatrical man.
She was awarded the custody of their child, Jean. Mrs. Pottery declared in her petition that her husband had threatened her life several times and in other ways treated her with indignity.
Mrs. Potter was, for a number of years, a member of the Woodward Stock company. Her husband was for a time treasurer of the same company, later becoming interested as manager of various theatrical enterprises. In 1903, he purchased the rights to "An American Gentleman," in which play he starred his wife. The company disbanded in Kansas City in November of that year, after a short and unsuccessful season. In April last year, Mrs. Pottery was with the "Why Girls Leave Home" company at the Gillis theater.
Mrs. Pottery is a daughter of J.W. Liggett of 3000 Prospect avenue. She met Mr. Pottery first while she was a student at the Auditorium School of Acting. They were married in Kansas City, January 1, 1901, and lived together until February 3, 1905. Pottery is said to be in New York. He was born and reared in Kansas City, Kansas.
[ - Thanks to: Anonymous (47348105) for the divorce article
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Jean Jerome was born on March 30, 1905, to his grandparents at 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. His mother, a theater actress who soon divorced from the father, continued her career and entrusted the child to her parents. She was on tour in Dayton Ohio when she learned of her son's death.
[Thanks to - Michel Derrien
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Harry R. Pottery and Genevieve G. [Gauntier] Liggett were married January 2, 1901, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Interred - April 17, 1907, in the same lot at James W. and Ada Liggett.
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Missouri Death Certificate
Jean Gauntier Patten
Male
1 year
Died - December 1, 1906
3000 Prospect
Born - Kansas City, Missouri
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Monday, December 3, 1906
Gene Gauntier's Son Dead.
Jean Jerome Pottery, the infant son of Mrs. Genevieve Pottery, died Saturday at the home of his grandfather, James W. Liggett, 3000 Prospect avenue. The mother of the child, known to the stage as Gene Gauntier, was in Dayton, Ohio, with "The Country Chairman" company and is expected to arrive this morning.
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THE WYANDOTTE HERALD
Kansas City, Kansas
Thursday, December 20, 1900
Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley Liggett, of 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Mo., have sent out invitations to attend the marriage of their daughter, Miss Genevieve Gauntier, and Harry Richard Pottery, which event will take place at the family home on Thursday afternoon, January 3, 1901, at 3 o'clock. Mr. Pottery is treasurer of the Auditorium Company and was born and raised in this city, where he has numerous friends who will unite with the HERALD in wishing him a happy married life.
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC
St. Louis, Missouri
Sunday, December 13, 1903
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richard Pottery have gone to New York to reside.
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KANSAS CITY TIMES
June 10, 1905
DIVORCE TO GAUNTIER POTTERY
The Actress' Suit Was Not Contested by
Her Husband, Harry Pottery.
Genevieve Pottery, a Kansas City actress, known on stage as Gauntier Pottery, was granted a divorce in the circuit court at Independence yesterday from her husband, Harry Pottery, a theatrical man.
She was awarded the custody of their child, Jean. Mrs. Pottery declared in her petition that her husband had threatened her life several times and in other ways treated her with indignity.
Mrs. Potter was, for a number of years, a member of the Woodward Stock company. Her husband was for a time treasurer of the same company, later becoming interested as manager of various theatrical enterprises. In 1903, he purchased the rights to "An American Gentleman," in which play he starred his wife. The company disbanded in Kansas City in November of that year, after a short and unsuccessful season. In April last year, Mrs. Pottery was with the "Why Girls Leave Home" company at the Gillis theater.
Mrs. Pottery is a daughter of J.W. Liggett of 3000 Prospect avenue. She met Mr. Pottery first while she was a student at the Auditorium School of Acting. They were married in Kansas City, January 1, 1901, and lived together until February 3, 1905. Pottery is said to be in New York. He was born and reared in Kansas City, Kansas.
[ - Thanks to: Anonymous (47348105) for the divorce article
NO MARKER EXISTS.
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Jean Jerome was born on March 30, 1905, to his grandparents at 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. His mother, a theater actress who soon divorced from the father, continued her career and entrusted the child to her parents. She was on tour in Dayton Ohio when she learned of her son's death.
[Thanks to - Michel Derrien
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Harry R. Pottery and Genevieve G. [Gauntier] Liggett were married January 2, 1901, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Interred - April 17, 1907, in the same lot at James W. and Ada Liggett.
___
Missouri Death Certificate
Jean Gauntier Patten
Male
1 year
Died - December 1, 1906
3000 Prospect
Born - Kansas City, Missouri
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Monday, December 3, 1906
Gene Gauntier's Son Dead.
Jean Jerome Pottery, the infant son of Mrs. Genevieve Pottery, died Saturday at the home of his grandfather, James W. Liggett, 3000 Prospect avenue. The mother of the child, known to the stage as Gene Gauntier, was in Dayton, Ohio, with "The Country Chairman" company and is expected to arrive this morning.
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THE WYANDOTTE HERALD
Kansas City, Kansas
Thursday, December 20, 1900
Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley Liggett, of 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Mo., have sent out invitations to attend the marriage of their daughter, Miss Genevieve Gauntier, and Harry Richard Pottery, which event will take place at the family home on Thursday afternoon, January 3, 1901, at 3 o'clock. Mr. Pottery is treasurer of the Auditorium Company and was born and raised in this city, where he has numerous friends who will unite with the HERALD in wishing him a happy married life.
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC
St. Louis, Missouri
Sunday, December 13, 1903
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richard Pottery have gone to New York to reside.
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KANSAS CITY TIMES
June 10, 1905
DIVORCE TO GAUNTIER POTTERY
The Actress' Suit Was Not Contested by
Her Husband, Harry Pottery.
Genevieve Pottery, a Kansas City actress, known on stage as Gauntier Pottery, was granted a divorce in the circuit court at Independence yesterday from her husband, Harry Pottery, a theatrical man.
She was awarded the custody of their child, Jean. Mrs. Pottery declared in her petition that her husband had threatened her life several times and in other ways treated her with indignity.
Mrs. Potter was, for a number of years, a member of the Woodward Stock company. Her husband was for a time treasurer of the same company, later becoming interested as manager of various theatrical enterprises. In 1903, he purchased the rights to "An American Gentleman," in which play he starred his wife. The company disbanded in Kansas City in November of that year, after a short and unsuccessful season. In April last year, Mrs. Pottery was with the "Why Girls Leave Home" company at the Gillis theater.
Mrs. Pottery is a daughter of J.W. Liggett of 3000 Prospect avenue. She met Mr. Pottery first while she was a student at the Auditorium School of Acting. They were married in Kansas City, January 1, 1901, and lived together until February 3, 1905. Pottery is said to be in New York. He was born and reared in Kansas City, Kansas.
[ - Thanks to: Anonymous (47348105) for the divorce article
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Jean Jerome was born on March 30, 1905, to his grandparents at 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. His mother, a theater actress who soon divorced from the father, continued her career and entrusted the child to her parents. She was on tour in Dayton Ohio when she learned of her son's death.
[Thanks to - Michel Derrien
___
Harry R. Pottery and Genevieve G. [Gauntier] Liggett were married January 2, 1901, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Interred - April 17, 1907, in the same lot at James W. and Ada Liggett.
___
Missouri Death Certificate
Jean Gauntier Patten
Male
1 year
Died - December 1, 1906
3000 Prospect
Born - Kansas City, Missouri
___
THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Monday, December 3, 1906
Gene Gauntier's Son Dead.
Jean Jerome Pottery, the infant son of Mrs. Genevieve Pottery, died Saturday at the home of his grandfather, James W. Liggett, 3000 Prospect avenue. The mother of the child, known to the stage as Gene Gauntier, was in Dayton, Ohio, with "The Country Chairman" company and is expected to arrive this morning.
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THE WYANDOTTE HERALD
Kansas City, Kansas
Thursday, December 20, 1900
Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley Liggett, of 3000 Prospect Avenue, Kansas City, Mo., have sent out invitations to attend the marriage of their daughter, Miss Genevieve Gauntier, and Harry Richard Pottery, which event will take place at the family home on Thursday afternoon, January 3, 1901, at 3 o'clock. Mr. Pottery is treasurer of the Auditorium Company and was born and raised in this city, where he has numerous friends who will unite with the HERALD in wishing him a happy married life.
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC
St. Louis, Missouri
Sunday, December 13, 1903
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richard Pottery have gone to New York to reside.
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KANSAS CITY TIMES
June 10, 1905
DIVORCE TO GAUNTIER POTTERY
The Actress' Suit Was Not Contested by
Her Husband, Harry Pottery.
Genevieve Pottery, a Kansas City actress, known on stage as Gauntier Pottery, was granted a divorce in the circuit court at Independence yesterday from her husband, Harry Pottery, a theatrical man.
She was awarded the custody of their child, Jean. Mrs. Pottery declared in her petition that her husband had threatened her life several times and in other ways treated her with indignity.
Mrs. Potter was, for a number of years, a member of the Woodward Stock company. Her husband was for a time treasurer of the same company, later becoming interested as manager of various theatrical enterprises. In 1903, he purchased the rights to "An American Gentleman," in which play he starred his wife. The company disbanded in Kansas City in November of that year, after a short and unsuccessful season. In April last year, Mrs. Pottery was with the "Why Girls Leave Home" company at the Gillis theater.
Mrs. Pottery is a daughter of J.W. Liggett of 3000 Prospect avenue. She met Mr. Pottery first while she was a student at the Auditorium School of Acting. They were married in Kansas City, January 1, 1901, and lived together until February 3, 1905. Pottery is said to be in New York. He was born and reared in Kansas City, Kansas.
[ - Thanks to: Anonymous (47348105) for the divorce article
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