Potters in Peoria, Illinois, in 1900

According to the 1900 U.S. Federal Census, taken on 9 June 1900, in the Peoria Ward 1, Peoria, Illinois, three men surnamed Potter were among those listed as "prisoner" in one large "dwelling."

One was Sam Potter, born Jan 1874 in Illinois, parents also born in Illinois, age 26, day laborer

Another was George Potter, b. Mar 1875 in Illinois, parents also born in Illinois, age 25, cigar maker

The third was Horace Potter, born Jul 1868 in Pennsylvania, parents born in Ireland, age 31, painter

Wonder who Sam Potter, George Potter and Horace Potter belong to?? Is your Potter family missing a young man?

Grandma Google gives me this image for "Peoria prison." Is it the one where these Potters were?

Admiral Dewey Potter, buried Vermilion Co, IL, 1930

Doing some Find-A-Grave searching in the Spring Hill Cemetery, Danville, Vermilion Co, Illinois, and spotted this:

Admiral Dewey Potter

Birth: unknown

Death:  10 April 1930

Father: unknown

Mother:  Lorena Hartz Potter, 1873-1905

Children:

James Milton Potter, 1922-1996

Bobby Potter, 1930-1930

William Potter, 1930-1930

Siblings:

Admiral Dewey Potter, d. 1930

Jennie C. Potter Odle, 1891-1976

Della Mae Potter Clawson, 1893-1980

Stephen Henry Potter, 1895-1922

John Tobias Potter, 1903-1979

Robert Lincoln Potter, 1905-1975

Incription:

IN Inf  --  Tombstone in Soldiers' Circle

Note:

His twin infant sons, Bobby and William, are buried with him