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s potter
ancient attic potter around the Shuvalov Painter, GR
(b. 500)
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m potter
ancient attic potter around the Mannheim Painter, GR
(b. 500)
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saint matthew the potter
Egyptian saint, EG
(b. 650)
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dirc potter
Dutch poet and writer
(b. 1370)
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barnaby potter
British bishop
(b. 1577)
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jan jansz. potter
NL
(b. 1530)
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christopher potter
English academic and clergyman, Provost of The Queen's College, Oxford, GB
(b. 1591)
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pieter symonsz potter
Dutch Golden Age painter (1597-1652), NL
(b. 1597)
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paulus pieterszoon potter
Dutch painter (1625-1654), NL
(b. 1625)
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hannibal potter
British priest
(b. 1592)
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francis potter
British painter (1594-1678)
(b. 1594)
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hugh potter
English politician
(b. 1596)
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william potter
(1608-1662)
(b. 1608)
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john potter
Archbishop of Canterbury, GB
(b. 1674)
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charles potter
English courtier, GB
(b. 1634)
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, 波特 
, פוטר 
, among others...) , globally, is a widespread family name. The family name Potter is characteristic of Seychelles, where it is quite a common surname, Antigua and Barbuda, and U.S. Virgin Islands (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Much less frequently, Potter is the forename as well as the last name.