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» "I haven't taken a drop of liquor for a year," said an individual of questionable morals. "Indeed ! but which of your features are we to believe--your lips or your nose?"

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

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Libraries and Bookstores

*** THE INFORMATION AND LINKS ON THIS PAGE MAY BE OUT OF DATE .. IT WILL BE UPDATED SOON!

Genealogy Libraries

Sutro Library - 480 Winston Dr., San Francisco, CA 94132. 415-731-4477. Open weekdays and Saturdays.

New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) - 101 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116-3007; Phone: (617) 536-5740; Fax: (617) 536-7307

Genealogy Bookstores

PrenticeNet Bookstore - Genealogy and family history books (over 6000!). Also .. Prentice books for sale.

Tuttle Antiquarian Books - 28 South Main St., Rutland, VT 05701. phone: 802-773-8229 .. This place is amazing! It is a destination unto itself.
UPDATE: As of June 9, 2006 Tuttle closed its doors and the entire inventory was purchased by De Wolfe and Wood at http://www.dwbooks.com.

New England Historic Genealogical Society - 1999 Sales Catalog

Higginson Books - Genealogical and Historical Books

Frontier Press - Genealogical and Historical Books

Blairs' Book Service - Online Search!

Heritage Books Inc. - Genealogies

Heraldry Today

The Memorabilia Corner

Park Genealogical Books - Specialists in genealogy and local history for Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota and the surrounding area

Willow Bend Books

PrenticeNet Book Collection: Prentice Related

Eight Generations the ancestry, education, and life of William Packer Prentice, by his son, William Kelley Prentice, 1947.
Extensive biographies of William Packer Prentice and his ancestors: Henry (the planter), Solomon, Solomon, Solomon, Nathaniel Sartell, Sartell, and Ezra Parmelee. See Map of Cambridge in 1948, for the story of The Old Prentice House (187KB image).

Henry Harmon Spalding, by C.M. Drury, 1936
A detailed account of the life of H.H. Spalding, an early pioneer of the Oregon Teritory. Also contains information about Narcissa Prentiss.

The History and Genealogy of the Prentice, or Prentiss Family, First Edition, by C.J.F. Binney, 1852.
Purchased from Tuttle Antiquarian Books, Rutland, Vermont.

The History and Genealogy of the Prentice, or Prentiss Family, Second Edition, by C.J.F. Binney, 1883.
This book covers the history of the four main branches of the Prentice family in America from 1631 to 1883. It also lists many (aparently) unrelated Prenitces.

The Life and Times of Seargent Smith Prentiss, by Joseph D. Shields, 1883.
Among other things, a famous politician from Mississippi.

Marcus Whitman M.D., Pioneer and Martyr, by C.M. Drury, 1937
A detailed account of the life of Marcus Whitman, an early pioneer of the Oregon Teritory. Marcus was the husband of Narcissa Prentiss.

Narcissa Whitman, Pioneer of Oregon, by Jeanette Eaton, 1941
The life of Narcissa Prentiss Whitman.

The Prentice Family in the Western Reserve, by Charles R. Prentice, 1997.
The Descendants of Peleg Prentice who came to Indian Point, Ohio about 1825.

Warren Prentice, 1827-1916, Sailor, Soldier, Early Settler by Willard J. Prentice, 1986.
Genealogy and history of the Prentice family, descendants of Capt. Thomas Prentice. This book focuses on the life of Warren Prentice.

Where Wagons Could Go, by Narcissa Whitman and Eliza Spalding, 1808-1847; edited by C.M. Drury, 1963
Portions of the diaries of Narcissa Prentiss Whitman, Eliza Hart Spalding, Mary Augusta Dix Gray, and Sarah Gilbert Smith.

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• Note: Email address change. I am looking for any information about the Prentice's of Shelby County, Alabama. I am the gggrandson of Isabella Jane Prentice (b. 6/ 17/ 1827) who was the second wife of Amariah Garrett (b. 12/ 28/ 1802, m. 3/ 11/ 1853) . Isabella was the daughter of James and Margaret Prentice. Isabella's siblings are Martha D. , John, and James H. Any info would be appreciated.
» Barkley Garrett [1999-12-29]
• I just returned from Allen, Hillsdale County, MI and I brought back an old book I purchased (1871) . It has in the front cover "Mrs B T Prentis 479 Cass Avenue Detroit, Michigan. I have gone through it and I believe her husband was Brown or Bowse Prentis, a lawyer in Detroit. I believe it is Brown because of a notation in this book of poetry plus various dried clovers and some flowers. Any one interested let me know. They are not related but I was greatly moved by the book. Margrette
» Margrette [2004-09-14]
• HARIETT (NEE LEBRACH OR SIMILAR MAIDEN NAME) BORN 1850 0R 1851 MARRIED A PRENTICE FROM WE BELIEVE THE CORNWALL ONTARIO AREA. HARRIETTE HAD THE FOLLOWING DAUGHTERS LOUISE PRENTICE MARRIED A MR. ALRED FROM ONTARIO, KATE PRENTICE MARRIED A MR ANDERSON ANNE PRENTICE MARRIED A MR BUCHANNAN AND WENT TO SKATCHEWAN ALONG WITH HER BROTHERS THE PRENTICE BOYS OF HARRIET AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST MY GRANDMOTHER SARA PRENTICE WHO MARRIED A STEPHENS IN ONTARIO (THOMAS) I AM LOOKING FOR MY GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER HARRIET OR ANY INFORMATION THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE ON ANY OF THESE WOMEN HARRIET DIED IN MIDLAND IN THE 1930
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» Autograph of Charles "Jock" Prentice, conductor, 1930s - A wonderful "musical" autograph.
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» Prentiss General Store, Folsom, Maine, 1930s - Photo of Folsom Maine showing the Prentiss General Store.