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» A female correspondent suggests a condition on which she will give us a kiss. We feel in duty bound to say to her, that kissing is a thing that, at every proper opportunity, we set our face against.

By G.D. Prentice, Editor of the Louisville Journal, 1860.

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PrenticeNet was launched late in 1996 as a way for us to share our family genealogy and history with friends and family. As we developed the website, we found a bit of a community forming around all of the extended family members. Before long we decided to extend our research to all lines of Prentice families (and all spellings, since thre was a bit of overlap, and it's likely that we all have common origin).

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• Hello- I have recently come across a very old letter opener with Jipco Brand implated on one side, the other side bearing J. I. Prentiss and Co. , Buffalo. I would love any history on this object you might be able to provide. Thanks-
» Holly [2002-11-29]
• I descend from Caroline Prentice. She was born, according to census records, in New York, around 1815, and moved to Ashtabula County, OH (possibly in or near Harpersfield) , by 1820, according to one source. She married Lorin Chapman in Ashtabula Co. in 1835. Lorin and Caroline moved to Springfield in Livingston Parish, Louisiana by 1840, and lived out their lives there, raising a large family. Caroline died around 1862 in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. I've no idea who her parents are, nor any info on siblings. Any nudge in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Jeff in Livingston Parish, LA
» Jeff T [2005-07-20]
• I am searching for parents of Eleanor Prentice, b 1765-1770, in CT or MA, who md in VT or NY John O'Brien, b abt. 1765 in Ireland. He came first to Nova Scotia and to US by 1790. They had Sarah O'Brien, b 1796 in NY, who md in Portage CO, OH, Jan. 26, 1816, Charles Miller, b. Mar. 4, 1793 in Simsbury, CT, son of Moses Miller & Ruth Case. Charles & Sarah O'Brien Miller both died in McDonough CO, IL. Charles died Feb. 20, 1870, and Sarah after 1870.
» Maureen Moore Ellis [2001-12-06]

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» A.A. Prentiss & Co. invoice, 1904 - Invoice for 1000 ?? Sold to W. Lord.
» Postcard from Samuel Prentiss, 1882 - To Moses Hoyle Esq., of East Thompson, CT
» Wood, Willard & Prentice invoice, 1867 - Invoice. Sold to Robert A. Drake.