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» We have received a furious letter from Thomas Pott of Mississippi. He threatens our life. There is evidently "death in the Pot."

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

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• Wisconsin Prentices My paternal grandmother, Ella Phoebe Prentice was born about 1870 in New York or Wisconsin. She grew up in Wisconsin but her family was said to have moved from NY. Her father was George Prentice and mother Lydia Paddleford. I know she had a sister. Ella died at 36, of TB or asthma, leaving 4 young children including my father who later became US Senator Gerald Prentice Nye. I was born 6th child of my father who was 58. He is long gone and I know no more about his mother, but yearn to. Some of my siblings and nieces and nephews carry the Prentice as a middle name. Please fill us in! Deborah Nye
» Deborah Nye [1998-01-28]
• Seeking information about parents and siblings of Stanton Prentice, b. c. 1760-75 and who was living in Greene, Chenango Co. , NY near his son, John P. Prentice, at the time of the 1820 census.
» Joe Dewald [1997-05-17]
• Any information on ancestors or decendants ofJames Millar Prentice 1918-1944 would be greatly appreiciated.
» David J. Prentice [1998-06-24]

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» Postcard from Samuel Prentiss, 1882 - To Moses Hoyle Esq., of East Thompson, CT
» Inquisition, 1754 - Issue regarding the land of James Dimmon in the Township of Hopewell.
» A.A. Prentiss & Co. invoice, 1904 - Invoice for 1000 ?? Sold to W. Lord.