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Note for: Robert Adams, 1599 - 1654
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Individual Note: of Longcroft etc.
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Note for: John Adams, 1624 - 1687
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Individual Note: of Brick House, Burslem etc. Built the Brick House Works in 1657.
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Note for: John Adams, 1652 - 1717
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Individual Note: of Brick House, etc.
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Note for: Ralph Adams, 1687 - 1766
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Individual Note: of Brick House, etc.
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Note for: John Adams, 1716 - 1757
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Individual Note: of Brick House, etc.
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Note for: William Adams, 1748 - 1831
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Individual Note: of Brick House and Cobridge. He, and his sons who died without issue, were succeeded as master potters by Richard Adams of Cobridge 1739-1811 and his son William 1772-1829.
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Note for: Margaret Adams, ABT 1624 -
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Individual Note: "John's sister Margaret Adams was married in 1649 to Thomas Leigh of Burslem... He had a daughter, Mary, who in 1684 married Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter, of the Churchyard House, Burslem, and thus became the grandmother of the great Josiah Wedgwood".p8-9, Ten Generations of a Potting Family, by Robert Nichols.
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Note for: Thomas Leigh, ABT 1624 -
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Individual Note: of Burslem. Belonged to "good old yeoman family" and was uncle to Molly Leigh, the Burslem Witch.
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Note for: Thomas Wedgwood, ABT 1649 -
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Individual Note: Thomas Wedgwood II. Master Potter of Churchyard House, Burslem.
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Note for: Thomas Wedgwood, 1685 - 1739
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Individual Note: Thomas Wedgwood III. Master Potter of Churchyard Works, Burslem.
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Note for: Josiah Wedgwood, 1730 - 1795
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Individual Note: The great Master Potter.
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Note for: Erasmus Darwin, 1731 - 1802
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Individual Note: Physician, polymath and founder of the Lunar Society. Erasmus attended James Brindley prior to his death at Turnhurst Hall in 1772.
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Note for: Charles Robert Darwin, 1809 - 1882
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Individual Note: Naturalist and author of "On the Origin of Species (by means of Natural Selection)", published 1859.
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Note for: Donald Malcolm Pottinger, 1910 - ABT 1982
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Individual Note: Captured by Japanese in WWII and survived working on the infamous Burma Railway. Was so badly malnourished he is believed to have been taken to Australia after the war to recuperate before being transported home to his family.
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Note for: Living Scanovapoulou, ABT 1938 -
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Alias: /Rosemary/