Name: James Potter
Date: July 4th, 1978
Format: Medical Admission Form
Relevance: The reappearance of James Potter after his disappearance since June 30th.

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Name: James Potter
Date: October 31st, 1981
Format: Memory
Relevance: James Potter's worst memory. Unlike most memories, which are retrieved through the use of a pensieve, this particular memory was reconstructed post-mortem by an Unspeakable, and using memory-material drawn from Harry Potter. As taken from a fresh victim of the Killing Curse, the ( Read more... )

Name: James Potter
Date: June 30th 1978
Format: Note
Relevance: A note from Matron Judith Goode of St Mungo's to Senior Healer Douglas Freeman, relating to James Potter's whereabouts and mood on the day of June 30th, 1978.

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Name: James Potter
Date: October 14th, 1981
Format: official document
Relevance: The last will and testament of James Potter, made a few weeks before his murder. Unfortunately, due to his inability to foresee the chaos surrounding his death, most of his requests were irrelevant or ignored. As such, guardianship of Harry Potter passed to the ( Read more... )

Name: James Potter
Format: Interview Transcript
Date: June 21st 1978
Relevance: An account of James Potter's encounter with his doppelganger in St Mungo's. There were no more mysterious deaths in the hospital after this night but the death toll stood at six. It is not clear if James Potter was ever made fully aware of the extent of his doppelganger ( Read more... )

Name: James Potter
Format: Pensieve
Date: May 2nd 1978
Relevance: This is a pensieve record of a meeting of key St Mungo's trustees, board members and staff that took place in response to several suspicious deaths in the hospital.

( There are biscuits and several copies of some printed sheets on the large round table in the middle of the room. )

Name: James Potter
Format: Resolutions
Date: 1977/1978 and 1980/1981
Relevance: James Potter's changing attitude to the war.

( Though you can't improve on perfection )

Name: James Potter
Date: early 1978, presumably around late February or early March
Format: Letter
Relevance: The relevance of the letter, besides the demonstration of interaction between James Potter and various members of the Black family, is not immediately apparent. However, it is loosely bundled into a small folder with a few other items and ( Read more... )

Name: James Potter
Date: April 1978
Format: Note
Relevance: Early disappearances

( Sirius, all not well... )

Name: James Potter
Format: Note
Date: April 1978
Relevance: Indicates foreign interest and involvement in the war ( Read more... )