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» The editor of the "-----" thinks that we cannot, with a pistol, hit a water-cask ten feet off. If he chooses to set himself up at that distance, we may try whether we cannot hit a brandy-cask.
By G.D. Prentice, Editor of the Louisville Journal, 1860.
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• I am looking for relatives of my Grandfather. He passed away in 1997 in Auburn Ny. I know he had a sister named Sarah and his mother was Ruth. My Grandmother is Elizabeth Prentice. She still resides in Auburn. Her maiden name is Oliver. Any help would be wonderful!
» elizabeth lounsbury [2004-05-21]
• Some Ellis Island entries - I don't have any other info on the families! Arriving at Ellis Island on April 1, 1912, from Glasgow Scotland: George Prentice, age 49, gardener Ellen, age 48, wife George, age 22 Ina, age 15 Robert, age 7 all from Hazelbank, Scotland. Going to live with George's brother Thomas in Hamilton, Ontario Arriving 26th May 1923 from Glasgow Georgina Prentice, age 35, single, nurse, born Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland brother James Prentice lived at 26 Miller Street, Hamilton. Her final destination was New York, she had 30 pounds in her possession, and was going to the home of her friend, Thomas Graham, 225 West 80th Street, New York. Moving to the US permanently. She was in good physical condition, 5'2", fair complexion, auburn hair. Arriving 11 March 1911 James Prentice, age 26, miner, from Burnbank, Hamilton, Scotland. Wife living in Hamilton. Had 84 pounds; going to home of friend Matthew McKinlay, Elk Gardens, W. VA. 5'7", fair, grey eyes. Born Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire. Arriving 4 June 1921 Annie Prentice, married, age 30, housewife, mother Annie Paterson lived at Meadowbank, Dalserf. Family going to Newhall, W VA. Accompanied by children MAggie (10) , and Clementina (2) . Going to stay with husband David Prentice in Newhall, VA. Annie was 4'11", fair with auburn hair and grey eyes. Travelling with Annie, Margaret Prentice, 36, housewife, mother Mrs Mary Miller, 6 Brown Street, Newmains. Also going to Newhall, W. VA. Accompanied by children Annie (17, tailoress) , Euphemia (15, tailoress) , James (9) , Jean (11 months) Going to stay with husband, Thomas PRentice in Newhall W VA. She was 5'3", sallow complexion, grey eyes, black haired. Travelling with above - Clementina Prentice, 67, widow, son Andrew Prentice, Ashgill, Larkhall. Also going to Newhall, W. VA. Accompanied by daughter, Euphemia Sinclair, 30, housewife. Accompanied by children Mary (10, James (8) , Maggie (5) , Clementina (1) , Clementina's son was William Prentice who also was already in Newhall W. VA. The husband of Euphemia Sinclair was James Sinclair who also was already in Newhall. Some of the above people had already been to Newhall, and come were even born there.
» Christine Hadden [2003-07-16]
• Am searching for information on DANIEL PRENTICE, he was on the 1850 census in Wayne Co. Ky. with SQUIRE ROBERTS. . Squire, s wife was PENELOPE PRENTICE. . This would be my husband, s line. . Squire Roberts and Penelope Prentice, s daughter Nancy E. married our ggrandfather William H. watts in Wayne Co. Ky. , Hope someone can help us. Thanks Pauline
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