Baptised in St Augustine Watling Street.1

From the Parish Register :-
"POTT, Eliza. dau of Percival and Sarah Pott ... bap. Sept 19. 1752"

Married Samuel POTTS in St Marylebone.8,9,10,11,12

Groom - Samuel Potts Esq of the this Parish, Bachelor
Bride - Elizabeth Pott, of the parish of St Giles in the Fields, spinster
By Licence
Witnesses :-
Percivall Pott
Henry Potts

From the Gentleman's and London Magazine :-
"Samuel Potts, Esq; of Berner's-street, to Miss Pott"

From Lloyd's Evening Post
"14. Samuel Potts, Esq; of Berners-street, to Miss Pott, of Lincoln's-inn-fields"

From General Evening Post .-
"This morning, Samuel Potts, Esq; of Berners-street, to Miss Potts of Lincolns-in-fields"

From the Morning Post and Daily Advertiser :-
"Friday morning was married Samuel Potts, Esq; of Berners-street, to Miss Potts, of Lincoln's-inn-field."

Birth of daughter Elizabeth Frederica POTTS in St Marylebone.5

Birth of daughter Frances POTTS in St Marylebone.6

Birth of son William Percivall POTTS in St Marylebone.7

Mentioned in Will.2

of Percivall Pott
Described as :-
"my daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Potts"

Buried in France, Paris.3

From the Register :-
"Novr. 22 Elizabeth Potts aged fifty five years was interred on the twenty second day of November in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven"

Diary entry in London.4

From the diaries of Mr Justice Robert Day of Kerry :-
"Mrs Day and I devote the forenoon to visiting Archdeacon Pott at Kensington, the Pattersons and poor Maria Gribble who I fear is in a very critical health; & the Evening to a very agreeable dinner party at Henry Grattons, 22 Bentinck St.- The Pott family are  gone to Exeter, of which Diocese he is Chancellor, and I learn at the house that Mr. Salmon, married to the Archdeacon's and my niece (Sam Pott's daughter) and who returned last winter with a shattered constitution from India, has just died"

Research Note :-
1. "Archdeacon Pott" was Joseph Holden Pott, 1759-1847, the son of Percivall Pott the surgeon, and he was appointed Canon and Chancellor of the diocese of Exeter in 1826. He never married.
2. Any niece of the Archdeacon would have to be the daughter of one of his siblings.
3. "Sam Pott" was in fact Samuel Potts who married Elizabeth Pott. She being the daughter of Percivall Pott, the surgeon, and the sister of Joseph Holden Pott. Therefore Samuel Potts was the brother-in-law of the Archdeacon, Joseph Holden Pott.
4. Any daughter of Samuel Potts would be the niece of Joseph Holden Pott.
5. Therefore, as the first Mrs Day, Mary Day née Potts, was not the daughter of the surgeon or the sister of the Archdeacon, and as Robert Day states that the daughter of Samuel Potts was his niece as well, this diary entry implies that his wife Mrs Day née Potts was the sister of Samuel Potts.