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Henry Prentice of Cambridge, MA

Henry Prentice of Cambridge, MA

Henry Prentice of Cambridge, MA

By Linus Joseph Dewald Jr., Editor
Revised: 21 Feb 2018
Reformatting in progress: 30 Mar 2023

Links on page may not work correctly .. and formatting is undergoing a rework!

WHITE COLNE AREA: White Colne Map . At left is a Google map link to White Colne in Essex Co., England.

INTRODUCTION: Ian Prentice and John R. Threlfall, working independently, have compiled genealogical information which allows us to construct the likely ancestry of Henry Prentice, "The Planter," of Cambridge, MA. That information, and later additional discoveries by the author of this book, form the family tree set out below.

A WORD OF CAUTION: This is a work in progress and, for the earlier years, is based on C. J. F. Binney's 1883 Prentice book. A number of the connections he made are only tentative and not fully documented. If any of those folks are a part of your line, you should treat our information as investigative leads for you to pursue with your own independent verification. Whenever possible you should also obtain copies of the original documents involved. We have updated this article a number of times to correct Binney's errors. If you find any errors, please let us know and we will make appropriate further revisions.

E.  Henry Prentis was probably born c. 1490-1510 and d. 1570 (Essex Will #733) at the approximate age of 60-80 years. Henry was buried in White Colne on 1 April 1570. For a history of White Colne, see Appendix 2.

Henry Prentis was wealthy with land in Earls Colne, White Colne and Colne Engaine, all of which are small villages within 3-5 miles southeast of Halstead. In 1545, Henry Prentis was living in Colne Engaine.

He m. Joan whose maiden name was most probably Turner. We do not have a birth date for her, but, like, Henry, she was perhaps b. c. 1490-1510. Joan outlived Henry by about 8 years and d. in March 1578 at the approximate age of 68-88. She was buried on 28 March 1578 in White Colne.

It is very probable that Henry had a brother Robert Prentis who died in 1560 in Great Horkesley and was married to Agnes. Robert's Will referred to his brother, Harry, but did not name any children so any children he might have had may have predeceased Robert.

And, if Henry had a brother, Robert, it is only a small step to infer that Henry had other brothers and sisters not yet identified. Might William Prentice, an ancestor of Valentine Prentice, be a brother to Henry? William was born c. 1510-15, and could be of the same generation, but we do not know exactly where William was born; perhaps it was in the vicinity of Great Saling which lies about 10 miles WSW of White Colne since the the Vicar of Great Saling witnessed William's 1574 Will.

The possibility of a family link between Henry Prentice and William Prentice is worth pursuing.

The known children of Henry Prentis and his wife, Joan, not necessarily in age sequence, were:

  1. Agnes Prentis who was married to a Mr. Mann who was probably the son of Thomas Mann.
  2. Agnes Prentis the Younger, mentioned in Will. The names Agnes and Ann were synonymous at that time and she is likely the Ann Prentice who married John Throster 29 Jan 1578/8.
  3. Alice Prentis who m. Mr. Jenner (per Will)
  4. Thomas Prentis, the Elder. His birth date is unknown. . . . . . . . . . [D]
  5. Thomas Prentis, the Younger (per Will). He was bur. 21 Nov 1580 at Earls Colne.
  6. John Prentis, the Elder, probably born c. 1510-21, a Yeoman who died in 1582. . . . . . [C]
  7. John Prentis the Younger, perhaps b. c. 1540-60. Initially of Gaynes Colne; by 1582 he had moved to St. Margaret Pattern in London where he was a Pewterer. He married Ellen Buller in 1578 in St. Margaret Pattern and died in 1589 leaving a Will.
  8. Richard Prentis, b. c. 1533, Essex, and d. 26 Sep 1586,. . . . . . . . [B]
    a husbandman of White Colne. He m. Margaret Pond in White Colne or Earls Colne in 9 Nov 1561 (her surname also became transcribed as 'Ward', causing quite some confusion). She died in 1584
  9. Henry Prentis, b. c. 1535-45, who married Agnes Turner in 1565 in Rawreth and was living in 1570. Ian has not yet located any children born to them.

D.  Thomas Prentis the Elder, son of Henry and Joan. The date and place of Thomas' birth is not presently known, but if one assumes a normal life span of about 60 to 70 years, he would have been b. c. 1500 to 1510. He died in 1570 in Rettendon, Essex. The name of his wife is not presently known.

Known children of Thomas and his wife:

  1. Thomas Prentis who lived in Gaynes Colne and was buried in Earls Colne on 24 November 1580; it is unclear whether he had any children.
  2. Edward Prentis, b. probably 1544-60. Senior Yeoman who had land in White Colne, Gaynes Colne and Colne Engaine. His father's Will of 5 Sep 1570 had given him 2 acres of land in Colne Engaine and "land in White Colne and Colne Engaine called Chalk Pightle, Pett Croft, Gold Hords, Chalk Pightle and Cote Croft." His Will, Will #139 CW 9, dated 1624 names his wife, Joane, and his sister, Agnes. No children are named.
  3. William Prentis. He received his father's house and land in Rettenden called Blossoms. He may be the William Prentice of Colne Engaine who has Will #6 CW 98, dated 1614. He lived in Rettendon and appears to have died before 1624. For his Will, see Prentices of Essex in our Prentice Newsletter.
  4. Arthur Prentis. His father's Will gave him his father's featherbed. He appears to have died before 1624.
  5. Anne Prentis who married Thomas Brewer of Kelvedon

C.  John Prentis (son of Henry and Joan), probably b. c. 1510-1521, a Yeoman who died in 1582 in Colne Engaine. He was very well off with land in Earls Colne, part of the Manor of Bramptons in Colne Engaine and in Halstead which he bought from his younger brother John.

John m. 1st Frances Rusham, daughter of Thomas Rusham Gentleman of Sudbury who died in 1578 and, like his son Jeffrey Rusham Gentleman of London who died the previous year, left money to Frances' four children John, William, Robert and Johan (Joan). John m. 2nd Alice who died in 1584 leaving a will.

The known children of John and Frances/Alice are:

  1. John Prentis the Elder, a Yeoman of Colne Engaine.
  2. William Prentis who was a Yeoman. He lived in Colne Engaine where he died in 1614 though he also had land in Gaynes Colne. He married Ellen Hurrye in 1580. Ellen died 1631.
  3. Robert Prentis, probably born c. 1530-41, who became a Pewterer in St. Margaret Pattern, London where he died in 1574 leaving a Will. He married Joan Frith there in 1561 and they had one child:
    1. Mary Prentis who died unmarried in London in 1582 when her mother was still alive.
  4. Joan Prentis.
  5. Agnes Prentis the Elder who married Mr. Bragge.
  6. Elizabeth Prentis who married James Richardson.
  7. John Prentis the Younger Yeoman of Halstead and White Colne. He died in 1619 in Colne Engaine.
  8. Mary Prentis.
  9. Agnes Prentis the Younger.

B.  Richard Prentice (son of Henry) was b. c. 1533, Essex, and bur. at Earls Colne on 26 Sep 1586. Richard lived in White Colne until about 1574 when mention of Richard is found in Earls Colne, the next parish.

Richard m. Margaret Ward on 9 Nov 15761, White Colne, Essex, per John Threlfall and Ancestry.com. Margaret is the dau. of John Ward and Rose (surname unknown) of Earls Colne (per Will of John Ward). Margaret was b. c. 1540 and was bur. 8 May 1584 at Earls Colne. Margaret died in 1584. For Richard's Will, see Appendix 1. Children:

  1. Margaret Prentis who was baptized on 20 Sep 1562, White Colne. She died in St. Margaret Pattern, London in 1582 at the age of about 20 years.
  2. Ann Prentice, b. c. 1563, Essex.
  3. Joan Prentis, twin of Richard, below, was bap. on 14 Jul 1564 in White Colne; she was buried there about 7 weeks later on 4th September 1564.
  4. Richard Prentis, twin of Joan, above, was baptized on 14 Jul 1564, Earls Colne, and d. in 1623 at the age of about 59. Richard was buried on 29 December 1623 in Earls Colne. We do not yet know the name of his first wife. His second marriage was to Joan Carter in 21 Jun 1604 in Earls Colne; she was buried on 5 Sep 1634.
  5. Albon Prentis was baptized on 3 March 1566 in Earls Colne. He is named in his father's 1586 Will. Albon may have d. in Doddinghurst, Essex. We do not know his wife's name. The known children of Albon are:
    1. Mary Prentis )Marye Prentise), b. 5 Jun 1608 in Doddinghurst
    2. Lawrence Prentis born in 1611, Doddinghurst, Essex, and d. at the age of 3 on 17 Apr 1614 (per IGI).
    3. Margaret Prentis born in 1615; she married Thomas Glascock on 26 Oct 1641 in Doddinghurst.
  6. John Prentis baptized on 25 July 1568 in White Colne. He married Martha Ward on 26 August 1599 and after her death married Alice Roland on 25 March 1613. . . . . . . . [A]
  7. Helen/Helena Prentis baptized on 9 July 1570, White Colne. She probably d. young as not mentioned in her father's Will of 1586.
  8. Henry Prentis bap. 25 July 1576 (IGI says christened 1 Jul 1576), Earls Colne. He was buried on 13 December 1623/4 in White Colne. He m. Joan Polly on 12 July 1604 in White Colne. She d. 1641.
  9. Edward Prentis.
  10. Joan Prentis who was baptized on 2 or 12 February 1578 in Earls Colne, Essex, and d. there 1612 at the age of 34.

A.  John Prentis (son of Richard) was baptized on 25 July 1568 in White Colne. The register of burials after May 1625 is lost, so John probably died after that date. He does not appear on the 1636 Subsidy (tax) Roll. No Will has been found.

He married 1st Marargaret Wade on 26 August 1599. She was bap. 30 Nov 1581 at Earls Colne, dau. of Richard Wade and Margaret Waller (m. 27 Jul 1573 at Earls Colne). After her death, John married, as his 2nd wife, Alice Roland on 25 March 1613. Children:

  1. Henry Prentice, bap. 15 May 1600. He m. Elizabeth Fosdick on 2 Aug 1628 at Bures St. Mary, Suffolk/Essex, the next parish to the north. Threlfall identifies Henry as the Henry Prentice who emigrated to MA, although such identification appears to be circumstantial based on similarity of name and the fact that others from that same area emigrated to New England. See later discussion. . . . . . . [1]
  2. Margaret Prentice, bap. 29 May 1603. She m. John Cobb on 20 May 1627 at Earls Colne. He was the son of John Cobb and was bap. 20 Feb 1602/3. She was bur. 12 Jul 1630, perhaps in childbirth. Daughter:
    1. Margaret Cobb, bap 17 Aug 1628.

    After Margaret Prentice died, John Cobb married, as his 2nd wife, Susan, and they had:

    1. Anne Cobb, bap. 22 May 1632, Earls Colne.
  3. John Prentis bap. on 26 April 1609; he was buried on 26 August 1609
  4. William Prentice, bap. 6 Apr 1613. Threlfall suggests William was perhaps b. in 1611 and bap. late, otherwise he would conflict with the next child.
  5. John Prentice, bap. 29 Dec 1613. He may have m. Mary Quilter in 1641 in Bures.
  6. Susan Prentice, bap. 11 Feb 1615/6 and bur. 11 Aug 1623 at White Colne.

Note: Threlfall suggests the possibility that the following men might also be John's sons but there is no present documentation:

  1. Robert Prentice, perhaps b. c. 1600-1609, who m. Mary Woodward on 29 Sep 1629 at Earls Colne.
  2. Edward Prentice, perhaps b. c. 1600-1610, who m. Alice Brown on 3 Nov 1631 at Earls Colne.

    The following record appears in Earls Colne Manor Court Rolls (ERO D/DPr78):

    11.6.1633 (Tuesday 11 June 1633) document 38401391: at this court the said homage divided and partitioned between Edw Browne and Edw Prentice and Alice his wife one messuage called Berefeild and lands and tenements of the said messuage now or lately pertaining which the said Edw and Edw and Alice jointly held and divided according to the now said agreement pertaining and in the said form following viz (Note: numbering has been added to the original for clarity)
    1. that the said Edw Browne his heirs and assigns were to have and to hold the said messuage the Church Path Field also called the next South Field
    2. and the yard pertaining to the said messuage
    3. and one field called Reading
    4. and another field called Berecrofte
    5. and another field in front of a barn pertaining to the said messuage
    6. and that the said Edw Browne his heirs and assigns were to maintain and repair as their task the fence against the chase
    7. and were to pay to the lord for the premises 2s5d per annum
    8. and that the said Edw Prentice and Alice his wife the heirs and assigns of the said Alice were to have and to hold one field called the Spare Pasture one pightle and the said chase and one other field lying on the backside of the said barn and were to pay to the lord for their part

    The known children of Edward and Alice were:

    1. Edward Prentice, chr. 26 Aug 1632, Earls Colne and d. there 15 Dec 1632.
    2. Elizabeth Prentice, chr. 1 Jan 1634, Earls Colne.
    3. Alice Prentice, chr. 31 Aug 1636, Earls Colne. She may have d. c. 1834, perhaps in childbirth of her dau., Alice, as an entry in the Earls Colne Manor: Fine Book (ERO D/DPr100) shows "Edw Browne 1634 admitted to the moiety of Bowerfield late Prentis's wife his daughter and this was worth 5li per annum and he paid for his fine in regard he hath paid many fines lately 7li (emphasis added).
    4. John Prentice who was bur. 4 Jun 1640 at Earls Colne.

1.  Henry Prentice, "the planter," (son of John) of Cambridge, MA was there before 1640, and was probably born in England. As noted above, John R. Threlfall has identified Henry as the son of Richard Prentice, above, and says Henry was bap. 25 May 1600 at White Colne, Essex, England. White Colne lies perhaps 3 miles southeast of Halstead. It is also only about 7-8 miles east of Great Saling and Shalford where Valentine Prentice, another emigrant to colonial New England, has his roots.

The 1600 Henry m. 1st Elizabeth Fosdick on 2 Aug 1628 at Bures St. Mary, Suffolk/Essex, the next parish to the north. If Henry and Elizabeth had any children, they is yet to be discovered.

Threlfall's identification of Henry Prentice's roots, while it may be correct, appears to be only circumstantial in nature and based on the facts that:

  • Others from that same area emigrated to New England, and
  • His wife's first name was Elizabeth. It should be noted that available research in New England research has not yet disclosed the emigrant Henry's wife's maiden surname name, or her date or place of birth or marriage.

Without additional evidence, such linking of the Henrys seems somewhat fragile.

When and how did Henry Prentice come to America? According to Kevin Cassidy, a descendant, in his email of 16 Apr 2006, his mother orally related to him that Henry emigrated aboard the "Speedwell." For now he has no documentary proof supporting that oral statement. We have been researching that ship trying to locate passenger lists. Apparently it did make voyages to New England in the early 1600s, but the only list we have located so far in that time frame was the voyage of the "Speedwell", Robert Corbin, Master, sailing on 22 Apr 1637 from Weymouth, England, to "New England." The passenger list shows: 

    -Edward Wiett and his wife,
    -Elizabeth Winter and her two children;
    -John Crocker, his wife and his boy;
    -Thomas Claff, his wife and two friends;
    -William Scaddinge;
    -Walter Harris, his wife, six children & three servants;
    -Giles Richard, his wife, three children, one boy & one maid;
    -Thomas Farwell and two servants;
    -Thomas Cooke, his wife and three children;
    -William Longe and his brother;
    -Elizabeth Poole, two friends and 14 servants;
    -Henry Cogan, his wife, seven menservants and two maidservants.
If Henry arrived aboard that ship, it would have to have been as one of the unnamed " two friends" or among the 26 male "servants" and his wife, if any, among the 3 maids.

In any event, and whatever his ancestry, after his emigration "before 1640" according to C. J. F. Binney's 1883 PRENTICE book, Henry was a member of the First Church, Cambridge, MA, formed in 1636 by Rev. Jonathan Mitchell of that church. Jonathan Mitchell's list of church members of the Shepard First Church, Cambridge (taken 11th month, 1668), in Newell's sermon, was found by Rev. Dr. Holmes among the Prince manuscripts in the Old South Church, Boston. It had double columns of names.

The new stone church near the Washington Elm in Cambridge, Rev. Dr. McKenzie, pastor, is the Shepard Church. The Unitarian Church, Cambridge, Rev. Mr. Hall, pastor, is named the First Church.. He owned lands in Sudbury, MA as one of the original proprietors of the second and third divisions of land there in 1650. He died, per Cambridge town records, 9 Jun 1654.

"Inventory of the estate of Henry Prentice, Sen., of Cambridge, 1663:
House and 5 acres land and orchard, L27;
3 acres in Westfield, L27, 10;
3 acres meadow at Ale---(?), L23;
2 do. on South-side of river, L2, 6, 0;
1 pr. sheets, 12/;
1 new sheet, 3/;
1 coarse do., 4/6d; napkins, 3/4d=L1, 2, 4;
2 iron pots, 8/;
1 kettle, 1 chair, beetle and wedges and handsaw, 4/;
a little table and bowl and little barrel, 2/;
1 paid, 1 stool, 1 pr tongs, 1 warming pan, 1 hoe, 3/4d;
2 cows, L9;
1 pewter dish, 1 porringer, 1 smoothing iron, 2/;
1 town rate in Sudbury, L1.-Prized by Gilbert, his X mark;
Crackbone and Gregory Stone, Oct. 16, 1663."
His relict widow, Joan, and John Gibson, "her now husband," administrators. The Court ordered distribution to the widow, L20; rest to the children except to oldest son, double.

In 1648 Henry and wife Deed these lands (Sudbury) to John Goodnow and soon thereafter moved to Cambridge. Henry Prentice was identified a freeman in Cambridge, 22 May 1653. His first wife, Elizabeth, d. 13 May 1643 (per Binney's 1852 Edition. His 1883 Edition says 1653, but that appears to be a typographical error).

Henry married, 2nd, Joane (per Savage) in 1853. Based on the name of their first son, Solomon, a relatively rare name at that time and place and a name not identified as one in Henry's lineage, John Threlfall suggests that Joane may have been a daughter of Solomon Johnson, or a younger sister, since Solomon Johnson was one of only 2 or 3 men so-named who settled in MA at that time.

Henry Prentice d. 9 Jun 1654, at Cambridge, MA.

"Joan, widow of Henry Prentice, and their children, Mary, Solomon, Abiah, Samuel, Sarah and Henry, were all born and baptized in this [First] church, Cambridge."

Joan, widow of Henry Prentice, deceased, was a member in full communion there, as was her husband, Henry P." Joan, Henry's widow, m. 2nd John Gibson Sr., 24 Jul 1662 (his 2nd wife), when he was 65.

Children of Henry & Joan:

  1. Mary Prentice, b. 25 Nov 1644. . . . . . . . . . [2]
  2. Solomon Prentice, b. 23 Sep 1646. . . . . . . . . . [3]
  3. Abiah Prentice (dau.), 22 Jul 1648; probably d. before 1713.
  4. Sarah Prentice, b. c. 1649. She may be the Sarah Prentice who m. John Smith on 8 Jun 1676. Descendants can be found at Ancestry.com. She may also be the widow Sarah Prentice Smith who m, as her second husband, John Woodward who was alive in 1713.
  5. Samuel Prentice, b. 3 Aug 1650; living 31 Dec 1713.
  6. Henry Prentice, b. c. 1652 or 1652. . . . . . . . . [4]

2.  Mary Prentice, dau. of Henry, b. 25 Nov 1644, Cambridge, MA, and d. 20 Sep 1699, Cambridge. Her husband, Nathaniel Hancock, is a direct ancestor of the John Hancock (1737-1793) who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence per Ancestry.com.

She m. 8 Mar 1663-4, Dea. Nathaniel Hancock of Cambridge, MA who was b. 18 Dec 1638, son of Nathaniel and Jane of Cambridge, 1635, and d. 12 Apr 1719, age 81. He was ancestor of John Hancock, governor of Massachusetts. Nathaniel II was admitted to First Church, Cambridge, 31 May and bap. 2 Jun 1667. Mary (P.) Hancock was admitted First Church 23 May 1665, and d. 20 Sep 1699 (per headstone). Children:

  1. Nathaniel Hancock, b. 28 Feb 1665; bap. 28 May; d. 20 Jul 1665.
  2. Mary Hancock, bap. 13 May 1666.
  3. Sarah Hancock, b. 23 Aug & bap. 15 Sep 1667.
  4. Nathaniel Hancock, son of Mary Prentice and Dea. Nathaniel Hancock of Cambridge, MA, was b. 27 Oct 1668, d. 11 May 1755. He m. Prudence Hancock. Children included:
    1. Jacob Hancock, b. ____ and d. c. 1663. He m. Joanna who was appointed administratrix of his estate in 1663. Their children were:
      1. Mary Hancock
      2. Sarah Hancock
      3. Nathaniel Hancock. . . . . . . [2a]
      4. John Hancock
      5. Elizabeth Hancock
      6. Lydia Hancock.
  5. Abigail Hancock, b. 20 Dec 1669 and died 7 May 1672.
  6. John Hancock, Rev., b. 1671, d. 5 Dec 1752; Harvard College, 1689; first minister of Lexington, MA, ordained 2 Nov 1698; had previously preached at Wells and York, Me. He married Elizabeth Prentice who may be the dau. of Robert of Roxbury (see pg. 229, #2iv).
  7. Samuel Hancock, b. 2 Jan 1674. He m. Prudence Hancock.
  8. Abigail Hancock, b. 23 Aug 1675.
  9. Ann Hancock (twin) b. 23 Aug 1672, d. 1672.
  10. Abigail Hancock (twin) b. 23 Aug 1672, d. 1672.
  11. Elizabeth Hancock, b. 26 Aug 1677.
  12. Ebenezer Hancock, b. 10 Mar 1681 and d. 1754, son of Mary Prentice and Dea. Nathaniel Hancock. He m. Susannah Clark in 1792. Their descendants, with the exception of the following, have not been traced: Descendants:
    1. Susannah Hancock, b. 1707 and d. 29 Jul 1789; m. Ebenezer Wyeth c. 1725, Newton, Middlesex, Ma. He d. 3 Apr 1754
      1. Ebenezer Wyeth II, b. 8 Apr 1727, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA and d. 4 Aug 1799. He m. Mary Winship 5 Nov 1751, Charlestown, Suffolk, MA. She was b. 18 Apr 1730
        1. Gad Wyeth, b. 27 Jul 1768 Cambridge, MA. . . . . . . [2b]
      2. Mary Wyeth m. Mansfield Tapley. . . . . . . [2c]
  13. Joseph Hancock, b. 28 Apr 1685, Cambridge, MA.
  14. Thomas Hancock, b. 1685 & d. 15 Nov 1721. He m. Susannah Fethergill.
  15. Elizabeth Hancock, b. 1 May 1686, Cambridge.
  16. Mary Hancock, b. 20 Dec 1687, Cambridge.

(Children's births, marriage and some death information from Christy Jackson, 25 Oct 1996 and Ancestry.com.)

2a. Nathaniel Hancock. Children:

  1. Jacob Hancock, b. early in the eighteenth century and was killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill. He settled in an area that afterwards became Northfield, near the Merrimack River. He is found in the tax lists of the town as early as 1767. According to tradition he m. into the Krezer family at Hampstead, but no record has been found. The baptism of Dorothy, dau. of Jacob Hancock was recorded 3 July 1752. He had a long colonial war record, being a soldier in both King George's and the French and Indian wars. In the latter war he was captured and carried a prisoner to Canada. He seems to have made his escape from Louisburg and made his way by Halifax to Boston. Children:
    1. George Hancock, b. 1749 and d. 1799. He m. Sarah Williams, dau. of William Williams and Elizabeth Hills.
    2. Joseph Hancock
    3. John Hancock
    4. Abigail Hancock who m. William Perkins,
    5. Kesiah Hancock, who m. Capt. John Clough.
    6. Azuba Hancock, twin of Kesiah, m. Col Morrill Shepard.
    7. Dorothy Hancock, bap. 3 Jul 1752 who m. Charles Noyes.
2b. Gad Wyeth, b. 27 Jul 1768 Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA and died 5 Nov 1843 Liberty Twp., Licking Co., OH. He m. 1 Dec 1793 Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA Polly (Mary?) Kendall b. 3 Dec 1770, MA and died 13 Jul 1855 Liberty Twp., Licking Co., OH.
  1. David Wyeth. . . . . . . [2d]
2c. Mary Wyeth m. Mansfield Tapley
  1. John Tapley, m. Lydia Tufts
      `
    1. Samuel Tufts Tapley m. Caroline Elizabeth Hunnewell.
      1. William Hunnewell Tapley m. Hannah Elizabeth Allen
        1. Warren Earle Tapley m. Pearl Lewis.
          1. Beverly Jean Lewis m. Istvan Hornyak.

2d. David Wyeth, b. 3 Oct 1802 Wendell, Franklin Co., MA and died 19 Feb 1881 Liberty Twp., Licking Co., OH. He m. 2 Jan 1826 ,, MA Sally Kellogg b. 16 Aug 1802 New Salem, MA and died 30 Apr 1892 , Licking Co., OH. Children:

  1. Parker Judson Wyeth b. 28 Nov 1826 Wendell, Franklin Co., MA and died 10 Sep 1908 Broadway, Union Co., OH. Married 19 Sep 1850 McKean Twp., Licking Co., OH Amy Nash b. 5 Nov 1826, Jericho Corners, Chittenden Co., VT and died 19 Mar 1923 Liberty Twp., Licking Co., OH.
    1. Mary "Mollie" Eliza Wyeth b. 12 Jul 1853, Franklin Co., OH and died 1 Jun 1940 Warrensburg, Delaware Co., OH. Married 25 Dec 1870 Magnetic Springs, Delaware Co., OH Onessimus Atherton Shearer b. 31 Jan 1847 Shippensburg, CumberlandCo., PA and died 19 Nov 1921 Broadway, Union Co., OH.
      1. Minnie Ola Shearer, b. 30 Oct 1871 Marysville, Union Co., OH and died 12 Dec 1952 Delaware, Delaware Co., OH. Married 23 Aug 1894 Broadway, Union Co., OH Elbertson Charles Crawford, b. 22 Oct 1871 Millville, Delaware Co., OH and died 7 Mar 1955 Delaware, Delaware Co., OH.
        1. Ruth Irene Crawford. . . . . . . [2e]

2e. Ruth Irene Crawford, b. 25 Jun 1897 Broadway Corners, Union Co., OH and died 14 Nov 1974 Delaware, Delaware Co., OH. Married 6 Jul 1918 , Delaware Co., OH Walter Eli McNamee, b. 27 Mar 1887 Racine, Meigs Co., OH and died 30 Oct 1974 Delaware, Delaware Co., OH.

  1. Walter Charles McNamee, b. 22 Nov 1928, Delaware, Delaware Co., OH. Married 14 Feb 1951 San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX Janetta Lois LINDEN b. 9 May 1928 LaGrange, Lorain Co., OH.

3. Solomon Prentice, Sen., son of Henry and and his 2nd wife, Joan/Joane, was b. in Cambridge, MA 23 Sep 1646, O.S.; d. 24 Jul 1719, age 73 years1719, AE 73"--Harris's Epitaphs, Cambridge, opposite the colleges in Cambridge. Ref: C. J. F. Binney, 1883, pp. 4-5, #3.

His first wife was Elizabeth (land name not known) who died ante 1678. He m. 2nd Hepzibah Dunn or Dunton, who was b. c. 1652 and d. 15 Jan 1741, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, age 89. She was the dau. of Samuel Dunton and Anna/Hannah Felch. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com. "She had (per gravestone in Cambridge) 140 descendants, 72 then alive". Cemetery opposite the colleges, Cambridge. "Solomon P., Sen., and wife, members of the Cambridge Church, did partake with us in the first administration of the Lord's supper, Aug 22, 1697" (Watertown Church records).

He left a large estate, --of real, L551; total, L909, 16s, 2d., widow Hepzibah and son Solomon, executors, Aug 20, 1719; inventory appraised Aug 13, 1719, by John Dixon, Samuel Kidder, and Benjamin Goddard. "His son, Henry, to have the E. half of the house his father lived and died in." Was this the old Henry Prentice house north of the Washington Elm, and yet standing, 1882, or of Dea. Henry Prentice? Solomon's children were:

  1. Solomon Prentice, b. 1673. . . . . . . . . [5]
  2. Thomas Prentice, b. 7 Jun 1674. . . . . . . . . [6]
  3. Mary Prentice, b. 4 Jan 1678. . . . . . . . . . [6a]
  4. Stephen Prentice, b. 1 Jun 1681. . . . . . . . . [7]
  5. Elizabeth Prentice, twin, b. 20 Jul 1684; she died single 14 May 1727, leaving property to her brother, Henry, per her Will 5 Apr, proved 7 Jun.
  6. Nathaniel Prentice, twin, b. 20 Jul 1684; he d. 18 Sep 1688.
  7. Nathaniel Prentice, b. 18 Oct 1689. . . . . . . . . [8]
  8. Henry Prentice, b. 1693; deacon and brickmaker. . . . . [9]
  9. Samuel Prentice, bapt. 12 Jun 1698; died young.

Solomon Prentice, Sen., deposed (Middlesex County Records) 4 Jun 1672, age 25, that he mowed several years on land of Richard Eeles, Watertown, MA. The inscription of Mrs. Hepzibah Prentice's gravestone says she died 1741.

4. Henry Prentice, son of Henry and Elizabeth, b. c. 1651-2, probably Cambridge, MA. About 1675, he and John Watson, in-law of Valentine Prentice of Roxbury, spent two weeks with the Natick Indians by direction of the council, to test their religion and faithfulness to the English. They reported favorably on both points. The "John Watson" referred to is the son of Valentine Prentice's widow, Alice (Bredda) Prentice by her 2nd husband, John Watson of Roxbury, MA.

Henry married Mary Gove on 2 Apr 1682. She was the dau. of John Gove, who Wills 28 Aug 1704 to dau. of Henry and Mary Prentice. Ancestor Charts for Mary Gove can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Henry and Mary (sadly, 6 of the 10 died within a year or two as infants):

  1. John Prentice, b. 3 Mar 1683. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [10]
  2. Mary Prentice, b. 11 Jan 1685; d. 2 May 1685.
  3. Mary Prentice, b. 4 Jan 1686; d. 11 Mar 1686.
  4. Hannah Prentice, b. 19 Jan 1687; d. 3 Jun 1687.
  5. Jonathan Prentice, b. 4 Apr 1688; d. 1 May 1688.
  6. Sarah Prentice, b. 6 Apr 1689; d. 31 May 1689.
  7. Tabitha Prentice, b. 18 Aug 1697.
  8. Nathaniel Prentice, bapt. 11 Dec 1698 (minister of Dunstable). . . . . . . [11]
  9. Jacob Prentice, b. 18 Aug 1700; d. 28 Feb 1701.
  10. Susannah Prentice, b. 29 Mar 1703, and d. 4 mos. later on 23 Jul 1703, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA.

5. Solomon Prentice, son of Solomon and Elizabeth. He was b. 7 Jun 1674, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. there on 25 Jun 1758, age 84 (Harris' Epitaphs, Cambridge). Resided at Cambridge, MA; admitted to the church 1710, and his wife in 1697. A note in Ancestry.com says that "he lived on the land part of which is now occupied by the Harvard Botanic Garden, on the present Garden St. beyond Linnaean St."

He m. Lydia (last name not known) who d. 25 Apr 1758, age 81 (Harris' Epitaphs, Cambridge).

In his Will of 1744, proved 25 Jul 1758, "yeoman," he devises his homestead to his son, Daniel, after decease of his wife; he to live with and care for her; gives L150 each to his daughters; remainder to his sons, vis: 

	-  Solomon Prentice of Grafton, "gent," 
	-  Ebenezer Prentice, of Cambridge, "housewright," and 
	-  Daniel Prentice of Cambridge, "yeoman," the executors.

The average age of a large number of his descendants was estimated by Wm. Brigham, Esq., of Boston, in 1850, at 79 at death. Children:

  1. Ruth Prentice, b. 31 Oct and bapt. 3 Nov 1700; m. 12 Jun 1718, William Dickson or Dixon in Cambridge; both living in 1760. A listing of descendants can be found at Ancestry.com .
  2. Lydia Prentice, b. 8 Mar, bapt. 9 May 1702; m. 1st, 6 Apr 1721, John Cooper; m. 2nd, 8 Apr 1725 Thomas Kidder; both she and Thomas living in 1758. A listing of descendants can be found at Ancestry.com .
  3. Solomon Prentice, b. 11 May, bapt. 13 May 1705 (minister). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [12]
  4. Samuel Prentice, b. 5 May, bapt. 11 May 1707. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [13]
  5. Joanna Prentice, b. 5 Feb, bapt. 5 Feb 1709-10; m. 31 Mar 1725-6, Samuel Cook. She died in Cambridge 25 Nov 1772. A listing of descendants can be found at Ancestry.com .
  6. Ebenezer Prentice, b. 27 May, bapt. 1 Jun 1712. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [14]
  7. Sarah Prentice, b. 11 Mar, bapt. 13 Mar 1714-5, Cambridge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [5.1]
  8. Daniel Prentice, b. 17 May 1717. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [15]
  9. Stephen Prentice, b. 26 Feb, bapt. 28 Feb 1719-20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[16]
  10. Mary Prentice, b. 25 Sep, bapt. 29 Sep 1723; d. before 1744.

5.1 Sarah Prentice, b. 11 Mar, bapt. 13 Mar 1714-5, Cambridge, MA.

She m. Jonathan Cooper on 25 Oct 1732, Newton, MA. He was b. 6 Dec 1707, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 1766, Charlestown, Middlesex Co., MA, per Ancestry.com . An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Sarah and Jonathan:

  1. Jonathan Cooper, b. 23 Mar 1734, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 26 Apr 1765. He m. Mercy Prentice, #19(i) below, on 5 Jun 1755, Cambridge. They had 1 or more children, including:
    1. Anna Cooper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [5.2]
  2. Sarah Cooper 1736 ñ
  3. Samuel Cooper 1738 ñ 1765
  4. Simon Cooper 1741 ñ
  5. Daniel Cooper 1743 ñ
  6. Soloman Cooper 1745 ñ
  7. Lydia Cooper 1747 ñ

5.2 Anna Cooper. We have conflicting information about her birth and death:

  • Ancestry.com says she was b. 13 Jun 1759, Newport, RI, married c. 1780 in RI, and d. 13 Feb 1828, Pittsfield, Otsego Co., NY.
  • However, Kathy Redmon's email of 12 Jul 2010 says she was bap. 6 Feb 1763, married 3 May 1782 in Stonington, New London Co., CT, and d. 13 Feb 1828 in New Berlin,Chenango Co., NY.

Both sources say that Anna Cooper m. Joshua Brown c. 1780 in RI. He was b. 26 Jan 1757, Newport, RI, and d. 25 May 1808, Pittsfield, Otsego Co., NY.

6. Thomas Prentice, (#3) "husbandman" and "brickmaker," son of Solomon, Sen., and Elizabeth, b. 25 Aug 1675 , Cambridge, MA, and d. there on 7 Dec 1709 (per headstone). In 1697 he owned the covenant, and was admitted to the First Church, Cambridge, 13 Jul 1701.

His estate, L506, 2s. 6d. The inventory mentions his brickyard, first wife's wearing apparel, L2; a riding-hood in Mrs. Nathaniel Hancock's hands, gun, sword and cane, L2; a homestead on both sides of highway, L7; land bounded by lands of Solomon Prentice, Nathaniel Wyeth and Henry Prentice.

Thomas m., 1st, Maria Russell on 23 Dec 1696 in Cambridge, MA. She d. 1 May 1701 in Cambridge. Children of Thomas and Maria:

  1. Thomas Prentice, bapt. 21 Nov 1607 and died young.
  2. Mary Prentice, bapt. 2 Apr 1699 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. She m. 1st Francis Kidder on 13 Feb 1716/17 in Cambridge. He was b. there 1692. Children:

    1. Samuel Kidder b: 21 JUN 1720 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
    2. James Kidder b: 21 DEC 1721 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts

    Mary m. 2nd Phillip Cooke on 7 Feb 1724/5 in Watertown, Middlesex, MA. He was b. 5 Mar 1686/87 in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA. She m. 3rd Samuel Sprague on 3 Apr 1740. He was b. 2 Feb 1688/9 in Malden, Middlesex, MA. Son:

    1. David Sprague, b. 19 Apr 1741

Thomas m. 2nd Mary Batson of Boston on 6 Nov 1701. After Thomas death in 1709, his widow, Mary, married, 2nd, Nathaniel Robbins of Charlestown, MA and again married Mr. Lyon, She d. 2 Mar 1760, age 84, Children by Thomas' 2nd wife, Mary:

  1. Thomas Prentice, b. 9 Nov, bapt. 20 Nov 1702 (minister of Charlestown). . . . . . . . . . . . . [17]
  2. John Prentice, b. 3 Nov 1703 & bapt. 5 Mar 1704. He died before 4 May 1738, the date on which Wm. Prentice and Mathew Johnson,both cordwainers, were made administrators of John's estate.
  3. Elizabeth Prentice, b. 22 Aug, bapt. 26 Sep 1700. She may be the Elizabeth Prentice who married Matthew Johnson on 5 May 1726 in Cambridge, MA. He, late of Charlestown, d. 9 Oct 1781 in Cambridge, age 87 per Harris' "Epitaphs", and perhaps, son of Capt. Edward J. Johnson of Woburn, mentioned elsewhere in this book.
  4. Henry Prentice, b. 25 Nov, bapt. 1 Dec 1706. . . . . . . . . . . . . [18]
  5. William Prentice, b. 24 Jul 1708. Died probably sine prole. His inventory mentions six acres of meadow which he owned near Fresh Pond. His Will, proved 17 Sep 1771, as "yeoman" of Cambridge. May 17, 1773, his widow's third set off by Daniel Prentice and others, and mentions his nephew, John Badger.
  6. Hepzibah Prentice, b. 29 Oct, bapt. 30 Oct 1709. She m., 1st on 29 Jun1727, Cambridge, William Badger, and had a son, John Badger, who was brought up by his uncle, William Prentice. She m., 2nd, Mr. Underwood of Boston.

6a. Mary Prentice. daughter of Solomon Prentice, was b. 4 Jan 1678; married on 4 Jan 1710, at Cambridge, MA, Benjamin Balch of Charlestown, MA. Children (per Robert Sims, E-mail, 3 Jun 1999 and Janet Campbell E-mail of 14 Jul 2000): 

i.	Thomas Balch (Rev.) who m. Mary Sumner.			[6a1]
ii.	Mary Balch who m. Isaac Brown
		a.	Eunice Brown who m. Rev. Stephen Farrar
			1	Mary Farrar			[6b]
6a1. Thomas Balch (Rev.) who m. Mary Sumner on 28 Mar 17??. Children: 
i.	Hannah Balch who m.Jabez Chickering.			[6c]
6b. Mary Farrar, b. 26 Jun 1775; m. 31 May 1801 Samuel Dakin; d. New Hartford, NY on 29 Jan 1844. Samuel was b. 17 Nov 1770 at Mason, NH and d. New Hartford on 24 Aug 1854. Children: 
i.	Samuel Dana Dakin, b. 16 July 1802.  He  m. 6 Sept 1827 Mary 
Pierce Mumford, d. Utica, NY 26 Jan 1853.  Mary was b. Cayuga, NY on 
8 Feb, 1809, d. 20 Feb 1863.  She was the dau of Thomas Mumford and 
Mary Sheldon Smith.  Children:
	a.	Francis Elihu Dakin, b. Utica NY 13 Dec 1828, d. Freeport, IL 
	on 25 Dec. 1867.  He m., 1st, 28 April 1853, Rhoda Louise Moore,  
	b. 14 Feb 1830, d. 22 Apr 1854, dau of Henry Buel and Louise 
	Maria (Phinney) Moore.
	1.	Mary Louise Dakin.				[6d]

	Francis m., 2nd, 20 Sept 1859, Emily Hazard,  b.24 Jun 1834 
	and d. 18 Sept 1866, dau. of Col. Augustus George and Salome 
	Goodwin (Merrill) Hazard).  She d. Freeport, IL on 25 Dec 1867.
6c. Hannah Balch who m.Jabez Chickering (Rev.) on 22 Apr 1777. Children: 
	i.	Thomas Balch Chickering.			[6e]
6d. Mary Louise Dakin, b. Manlius, NY on 29 Mar 1854. She m. Brooklyn, NY, 12 Jan 1881, Franklin Gorin Campbell (b. Cherry Valley NY 13 Oct. 1854) d. 31 Aug 1938. Children: 
i.  Alan Campbell (b. 2 Jan 1882 m. Ida Fordham, by whom he had 2 children: 
Josephine Campbell and Douglas Campbell.  Josephine Campbell m. A. Gordon 
Dingwall, and Douglas Campbell m. Myra Kershaw, by whom he had 2 children: 
Douglas Campbell and one other).

ii.  Julia Moore Campbell (b. 22 July 1883 m. Chatfield Bates, d. 1977. Child: 
Louise Bates who married 1) Charles Clowe, who died in WWII, and 2) John Carter 
by whom she had Rollo Carter, Kathy Dakin Carter, and Peter Carter).
		
iii.  Dudley Dakin Campbell, Sr., b.  7 Jul 1885 at Cherry Valley, NY.  He m.  
28 Oct, 1917 in Albany, NY, Marjorie Lewis Prentiss b. Aug 3, 1882, d. 1967, 
buried Cherry Valley Cemetery.  She is also a descendant of the immigrant, 
Henry Prentice.  Dudley d. Jul 1968 at Cherry Valley, Otsego, NY, buried 
Cherry Valley Cemetery.  Children:
	a.  George Prentiss Campbell, b. 22 Mar. 1920. He m.on 8 Nov 1948 
	in Brooklyn, New York, Janet Burns Appleton, b. 25 Aug 1923, dau. 
	of Ruel Ross Appleton, Jr. and Janet (Burns) Appleton, grand dau. 
	of Ruel Ross Appleton, Sr.and Mary Shaumberg of Brooklyn, NY and 
	Edward Burns and Annie Early of Brooklyn, NY.  Children: 
		1.	Janet Burns Campbell, b. 1953 in Brooklyn, NY.
		2.	Bruce Dakin Campbell, b. 1955 in Brooklyn, NY, 
			m. 1st Robin Patterson and 2nd (2) Jacqueline Bideman, 
			children: by 1) Rebecca Burns Campbell, Alexis 
			Campbell) David Ross Campbell (b. 1958 in 
			Brooklyn, New York, m. Maria Inga, children: 
			Sean Ross Campbell, Brian Nicholas Campbell)
	b.	Dudley Dakin Campbell, Jr., b. 19 Jan 1924.  He m. 1948 in 
		Brooklyn, NY Rosalind Kinsman Hale.  children:
		1.	Heather Hale Campbell.
		2.	Christopher Dakin Campbell (m. (1) Barbara  Unknown 
			(2) Eloise Unknown.  Children: by 1) Dakin Campbell, 
			(2) Samuel Campbell, Benjamin Campbell), Caroline 
			Prentiss Campbell (m. Tom Rodgers, children: Alison 
			Heather Rodgers, Catherine Rose Rodgers) Jennifer 
			Wickham Campbell m. Steven Romance
6e. Thomas Balch Chickering who m. Susannah Swift on 31 May 1812. Children: 
	i.	Mary Ann Chickering.			[6f]
6f. Mary Ann Chickering who m. Craig Ritchie on 21 Dec 1836. Children: 
	i	William H. S. Ritchie.					[6g]

6g.	William H. S. Ritchie who m. Miss Carr on 27 Jul 1893.  Children:
	i.	Henry A. Ritchie.					[6h]

6h.	Henry A. Ritchie who m. Margaret Hawk on 15 Aug 1931.  Children:
	i.	Susan V. Ritchie					[6i]

6i.	Susan V. Ritchie who m. Donald Sims on 10 Oct 1953.  Children:
	i.	Robert P. Sims, E-mail sims66@juno.com.
7. Stephen Prentice, "cordwainer," b. 1 Jun 1681, son of Solomon and Hepzibah. In 1712 Stephen is called a "brickmaker" and owned a house and land on Jones' Hill in Cambridge, deeded to him by James and James Smith, Jr. of Boston. In James Smith's Will he is called "cordwainer." In 1726, Benjamin Flagg deeded all his land, etc., in the north part of Worcester, MA to Henry and Stephen Prentice, tenants in common. Faith died 23 Jan 1741, age 54.

Dr. Nathaniel S. Prentiss said Stephen Prentice was uncle to his grandfather, Jonas Prentice, and left him a valuable farm in Cambridge, subject to his wife's alimony during her life, and he thought Stephen had no children.

Stephen's Will, Cambridge, 19 Mar 1761, gave his 2nd wife, Lydia, property, with his pew in the meeting-house, First Parish, reserving a seat for Jonas Prentice's wife; also to his wife a horse for his wife to ride to meeting on; gives L10, 13s, 4d. for preaching among the Indians and others that the late Mr. Brainard labored among, and a legacy of L2 to Rev. Thomas Prentice of Charlestown; L2 to Rev. Joshua Prentice, of Holliston, and the first volume of William Flavel's works; to Rev. Thomas Balch, of Dedham, L2, 13s, 4d. and second volume of Flavel's works; to his brother, Henry, his right to land in Worcester and Townsend; to Rev. Mr. Sprague, of Medford, and Abraham Watson, Jr., and wife, legacies.

His negro Peter's services to be improved, and he to have a garden and some time to work it for his faithful services.

The Will also gave to his nephew, Jonas Prentice, all his real and personal estate. His wife Lydia, his brother Henry, and nephew Jonas and Abraham Watson Jr. were named executors.

Stephen m. 1st, Faith Frost on 8 Jul 1708 and d. 23 Jan 1741, age 54. She was the daughter of James and Hannah Frost. It is unclear whether Stephen and Faith had any children. It is unclear if he had any children.

Stephen m., 2nd, Lydia (surname unknown) 10 Nov 1743 at Cambridge. She was b. 16 Mar 1721/22. It is also unclear whether they had any children.

8. Nathaniel Prentice, "brickmaker," b. 18 Oct 1689. was the son of Solomon and Hepzibah. He owned the covenant 26 Apr 1713. Binney said Nathaniel died 24 Oct 1722-3, but his headstone says 24 Oct 1725.. His farm was bounded by land of Henry and Thomas Prentice. Nathaniel Prentice, in the settlement of his father's estate, 1719-20, is mentioned "being sick." In his Will, dated 30 Aug 1722, Nathaniel names his wife, Hannah, as executrix and leaves all to her for herself and children.

In 1723 his widow married, second, Jason Winship who was killed by the British soldiers on their retreat from Lexington, and is one of the twelve bodies interred beneath the monument, West Cambridge. Nathaniel Prentice, in the settlement of his father's estate, 1719-20, is mentioned "being sick" He owned the covenant 26 Apr 1713.

He married Hannah Wyeth. Children of Nathaniel and Hannah were:

  1. Jonas Prentice, b. 25 Apr; bapt. 26 Apr 1713. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [19]
  2. Nathaniel Prentice, b. May; bapt. 22 May 1715. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [8.1]
  3. Hannah Prentice, b. 16 Dec 1716. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [8.2]
  4. Tabitha Prentice, b. 30 Aug; bapt. 18 Sep 1718, Cambridge, MA. She may be the Tabitha Prentice who m. 23 Nov 1738 Eleazer Russell per Hudson's History of Lexington. He was b. 5 May 17 in Lexington, MA, son of Jonathan Russell and Elizabeth. Children:
    1. Nathaniel Russell,
    2. Martha Russell,
    3. Thaddeus Russell,
    4. Oliver Russell.

  5. Solomon Prentice, b. 31 Jan 1720-1; bapt. Feb 1720-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [20]

After Nathaniel died, Hannah m. as her 2nd husband Jason Winship in 1724. Their children included Lydia Winship, Prudence Winship and Nathaniel Winship (per Ancestry.com ).

8.1 Nathaniel Prentice, b. 19 May 1715, bapt. 22 May 1715, Middlesex, MA, and d. 23 Jan 1796, Sherborn, MA, age 80. He was a Tailor in 1742 in Sherborn, MA (per Ancestry.com).

He m. Abigail Ware on 2 Sep 1742, in Sherborn, MA. She was b. 7 Jan 1722, in Sherborn, MA, and d. 1 Mar 1788, Sherborn, MA, age 66. Dau. of Joseph Ware (1681-1764) and annah Wood (1687-1754). Nine children:

  1. Jonas Prentice was born in 1744 in Middlesex, Massachusetts, his father, Nathaniel, was 29 and his mother, Abigail, was 21. He had two brothers and six sisters. Ref: Ancestry.com
  2. Abigail Prentice, b. 1745, Sherborn, MA, and d. 13 Oct 1837, Sullivan, NH, age 92.
  3. Anne Prentiss, b. 10 May 1747, in Sherborn, MA, and d. 3 Jan 1823, in Dublin, NH, age 75.
  4. Benjamin Prentice, b. 13 Oct 1750, Sherborn, MA, and d. 25 Oct 1798, Sherborn, age 48. He m. Hannah Morse in 1777, Holliston, MA. She was b. 17 Mar 1754.Children:
    1. Sally Prentice, b. 29 Jan 1780, Sherborn, MA, and d. 6 Oct 1864, Cambridge, MA, age 84. She m. Nathaniel Ireland, b c. 1778, Sherborn, MA.
    2. Isaac Prentice, b. 2 May 1783, Sherborn, MA.
    3. Alvin Prentice, b. 4 Feb 1785, Sherborn, MA, and d. 20 Mar 1848, Sherborn, age 63. He m. Nabby Morse. . She was b. 1790 and d. 7 Sep 1845, Sherborn, MA, age 55.
    4. Hannah Prentice, b. 1789, Sherborn, MA.
  5. Stephen Prentice, b. 28 Jl 1752, Cambridge, MA, and d. 25 Oct 1798, Serborn, MA, age 46.
  6. Hannah Prentice, b. 1755 and d. 24 Aug 1805, age 50.
  7. Hepzibah Prentice, b. 7 Apr 1758, Sherborn, MA.
  8. Sarah Prentice, b. 1760, Sherborn, MA, and d. 5 Jul 1812, age 52.
  9. Richard Prentice, b. Aug 1765 and d, 5 Apr 1848, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, age 82. He m. Saloma Brigham. She was b . 15 Apr 1814, Chelsea, VT, and d. 1 Dec 1837, Hull, Quebec, Canada, age 23.
    1. Mary Anne Printess Prentice was born in 1794 in Washington, New York. She died on April 9, 1874, in St. Anselme, Quebec, Canada, AGE 80,
    2. Richard Prentice, b. 1797.
    3. Daniel Prentiss, b. 1798 in Glengarry, Ontario, Canada, and d. 14 Jan 1862, age 64. He m. Ann Colbert in Ontario, Canada. They had ten children:\
      1. Richard Prentiss
      2. Polly (Mary) Prentiss
      3. Sarah Prentiss
      4. John Prentiss
      5. Robert Prentiss
      6. David Prentiss
      7. William D. Prentiss Sr
      8. Adam Frederick Prentice
      9. Susan Prentiss
      10. Ann Prentiss
    4. Deborah Mary Prentice
    5. Sarah Prentice
    6. Lydia Alidia Prentice, b. Mar 1805, Hull, Quebec, Canada, and d. 15 Sep 1877, Hull, Quebec, Canada, and bur. Aylmer, Quebec. She m. George Routliffe. He was b. 6 Jul 1794, Bideford, Devon, England, and d. 30 Dec 1865, Gatineau, Quebec, age 71. Son of William Rowcliff (1757- 1832) and Elizabeth Pederick (1756-1815). Children:
      1. Elizabeth Routliffe
      2. Mary Routliffe
      3. Sarah Routliffe
      4. William Routliffe
      5. George Routliffe
      6. James Routliffe
      7. Richard Routliffe
      8. Arabelle Routliffe
      9. Victoria Routliffe
      10. Edward Albert AB Routliffe
      11. Valentine (Robert Valentine) Routliffe
      12. Valory Routliffe, twin
      13. Victoria Routliffe
      14. Deborah Routliffe
      15. Alice Routliffe
      16. Sarah Routliffe
    7. Thomas Bringham? Prentice

8.2 Hannah Prentice, b. 16 Dec 1716. She m. Thomas Fessenden on 19 Jun 1735 in Cambridge, MA. He was b. 9 Dec 1709 in Lexington, MA and d. there on 23 Jul 1768. He was the son of Thomas Fessenden and Abagail Poulter. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com. He was b. 9 Dec 1709. An extensive listing of children and descendants for Hannah and Thomas can be found at Ancestry.com :

9. Dea. Henry Prentice, "brickmaker," son of Solomon and Hepzibah. He was b. 1693 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 18 Oct 1778 at the age of about 85 in Holliston, MA. Ref: C. J. F. Binney, 1883, pp. 8-9, #9.

In the settlement of his father's estate, he was allowed for four and one half years' services L92, at "Westfield gate." He was deacon at Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Appleton's Presb. Church in Cambridge from 24 Nov 1741 to 14 Jul 1774 when he resigned. A valuable document, instituting the first prayer-meeting, written and signed by him, was in possession of Rev. Mr. Albro of the Shepard Cong. Church, Cambridge, and claimed as church property, but all trace of it was lost by 1883.

Dea. Henry Prentice was a tall and very grave-looking man, and on the Sabbath occupied the "deacons' seat" directly in front of the minister. In cold weather, when he took off his hat in church, he put on a green woolen tasseled cap, as the top of his was bald.

Deacon Henry Prentice owned the Fresh Pond property in Cambridge, MA. afterwards bought by his grandsons, Henry Prentice and Appleton Prentice, noted Boston merchants. His house, where he lived many years, in 1882 still remained in Cambridge, about forty rods from the Washington Elm, next to the parsonage of the new Shepard Church. It was formerly occupied by Miss Elizabeth Bates, having been purchased by her father about 1780. In 1877, the house was said to be two hundred years old and in good preservation, built of oak, the walls filled in with brick, the beams showing half-way through the ceiling of the rooms. It was a two-story house, about thirty-foot front; the front door in the center faced the yard, a room each side of the entry; a very wide staircase; chimney a large, old-fashioned one, in the center of the house; two windows in front below and three above. In 1883, Dr. Hildreth, the then-owner who lived next door. razed the home.

A few years later Dr. Hildreth found a silver spoon in the yard with a "B" (for Bates) on it. Possibly this may have been the house of Solomon Prentice Sr. and of Henry Prentice Sr. and one of the houses bought of the parishioners of Rev. Thomas Hooker who went with him to Connecticut in 1636.

Dea. Henry moved from Cambridge in 1775 when our troops occupied Cambridge, and died at his son's house, Rev. Joshua Prentice, in Holliston, 18 Oct 1778, age 85. In his Will of 20 Jan 1776, proved 5 Jan 1779, mentions his daughters, Martha Ware, Hepzibah Foster, Sarah Hill, and sons Nathan (deceased), Caleb (deceased), Joshua and Henry. The bequests are described in more detail in the 1883 edition of this work at pg. 9.

He m. 1st Elizabeth Rand, dau. of Wm. Rand ;of Milk Row, Charlestown, MA. She was b. 23 Mar 1697 in Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. She d. 13 Mar 1748-9, age 52 per her gravestone at Cambridge, opposite the colleges. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com .

Children of Henry and Elizabeth: 

i.	Joshua Prentice, b. 9 Apr; bapt. 22 Nov 1719.  Minister.	[21]
ii.	Nathaniel Prentice (per Morse's History of Sherburne)		[22]
iii.	Caleb Prentice, b. 21 Feb 1721-2; bapt. 25 Feb.			[23]
iv.	Martha Prentice, b. 27 Jun; bapt. 28 Jun 1724 (per Ware)	[24]
v.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 17 Oct & bapt. 26 Oct 1727		[25]
vi.	Thomas Prentice, bapt. 30 Sep 1730 & d. young.
vii.	Hepzibah Prentice, bapt. 23 Jan 1732 (per Foster)		[26]
viii.	Thomas Prentice, bapt. 6 Oct 1733-4.
ix.	Nathan Prentice, b. 8 Apr, bapt. 9, 1738.			[27]
x.	Sarah Prentice, bapt. 25 Jan 1741 (per Hill)			[28]

Henry m. 2nd Elizabeth Hayley of Boston on 8 Nov 1749. She d. 7 Apr 1775, age 78.

10. John Prentice, son of Henry and Mary.

He m. Mary (Smith?) of Charlestown on 5 Jan 1704 (Binney's 1883 Ed. had a footnote that T. B. Wyman said John m. Mary, daughter of John Smith of Charlestown and that she was "under 18" 18 Dec 1673 and b. 1654 or 1655.) He was a member of the First Church, Cambridge. Children:

  1. Mary Prentice, b. 8 Oct 1705; bapt. 14
  2. John Prentice, b. 18 July; bapt. 20, 1708. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [10a]
  3. Henry Prentice, b. 4 Apr; bapt. 16, 1711. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29]
  4. Susannah Prentice, b. 20 Oct; bapt. 26, 1713.
  5. Abigail Prentice, b. 24 May 1716; bapt. 22 July.
  6. Ishmael Prentice, b. 11 Sep 1718 (twin).
  7. Smith Prentice, b. 11 Sep 1718 (twin). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [30]
  8. Lydia Prentice, b. 16 Mar 1721-2; bapt. 8 April.
  9. Reuben Prentice, b. 14 Jun; bapt. 19, 1726. He may be the Reuben who m. Martha Hubbard on 1 Mar 1757, Cambridge.
  10. Tabitha Prentice, b. 8 Oct; bapt. 14, 1728. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [10b]

10a. John Prentice, b. 18 July; bapt. 20, 1708. By email of 20 Jun 2002, Norma Middleton Armstrong describes John's Will dated 13 Mar 1752 which is located in Charleston Co., SC. He was then a Planter living in St. Pauls Parish, Colleton County, SC. His Will mentions his beloved brother Henry Prentice of New England, he left 1 ac in the Town of Cambridge in N. England. Mentions his honoured mother Mary Prentice of New England. Refers to brothers and sisters as: Smith, Reuben, Mary, Susanna, Tabitha and Lydia. Refers to his honoured Aunt Mary Smith.

He may be the same John Prentice of Beechhill whose Brand is recorded in Vol 64 Page 524 1731-1733: John Prentice of Beechhill enters his Brand as in the margin and a Crop and and Under Keel in the Left ear and Upper Keel and Swallow fork in the right Ear for his mark. (His Mark was drawn in the margin of the page)

It is presently unknown whether he married and had children.

10b. Tabitha Prentice, b. 8 Oct; bapt. 14, 1728. She probably m. Rev. Nathaniel Green c. 1748. He was born in Stoneham, MA 16 Apr 1721, and was the son of Capt. Nathaniel Greene. He lived in Leicester, MA many years were his 10 children were born, and died 21 Mar 1791, age 70; was a Baptist and "noted for his firmness and decision; an earnest Christian and plain evangelical preacher, and beloved by his parishioners." He died in Charlton, where he Willed to his wife, Tabitha, half his dwelling-house and garden, 1 cow, 2 sheep, 1/3 of his real estate, and all his moveables. His children included: 

	1.	Lemuel Green, b. 18 Sep 1749; m. Sarah May.
	2.	Susannah Green, b. 16 Aug 1751.
	3.	Tabitha Green.

11. Rev. Nathaniel Prentice, son of Henry and Mary, Harvard College, 1715. He was ordained 1718 in Dunstable, MA as successor of Rev. Mr. Wells. The History of Dunstable says he began to preach there in June, 1720 and that the town gave a call 20 Aug 1720, offering L100 on settlement, and a salary of L80 a year. He accepted and the town voted 13 Nov 1720 that when he comes to keep house and have a family, and stand in need of a larger supply, then to add reasonable additions to his salary if their abilities will afford it.that says, in effect, if we think you need it, and if we can afford it, we'll give you more, the amount to be determined in our sole discretion. However, as a minister, he undoubtedly trusted and saw the good in people and was not distrustful of his own flock.

On 8 Dec 1720 the town of Dunstable again voted that he shall have a sufficient supply of wood, or L10 of passable money in lieu thereof, yearly. Rev. Prentice was called a man of wit and good sermonizer".

He died in Dunstable 27 Feb 1737, age 40. His Will of 6 Dec 1736 was proved 24 Mar 1738 by his widow, the executrix, and gives his daughter, Mary, sons William, Henry and Nathaniel, daughter, Lucy, and son, John, L20 each and the rest to his wife. Inventory, 1738, etc., 25 acres, L500; other, L140, including "negro woman," L80; the follows "other cattle," as cow, heifer, sheep, etc. Total, L890. (See also Supplement for notes on the Tyng line.)

Nathaniel m. 7 Oct 1743 Mary Tyng, dau. of Judge William Tyng of Nashua. Mary, was a smart, courageous woman and a good shot. At a shooting match she took the fun from her husband's hands and won the prize, a fowling-piece, which was handed down in the family and was in 1851 in the possession of William H. Prentice, Esq., of Boston; in 1882 his children were deceased and the gun's whereabouts was unknown. Ancestor Charts for Mary Tyng can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Nathaniel and Mary:

  1. Mary Prentice, b. 2 Jan 1725.
  2. William Henry Prentice, b. 2 Dec 1726. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . [31]
  3. Nathaniel Prentice, b. 28 May 1729. Went to England and died there single, leaving considerable property that his relatives tried to get, but could not. Abraham Watson, Jr. of Cambridge was appointed administrator 1 May 1770, to "Nath. Prentice, late of Dunstable, since employed as an officer in the (English) Navy."
  4. Lucy Prentice. She may be the Lucy Prentice who m. Abraham Watson Jr. on 28 Mar 1751, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA. He was b. 21 Feb 1696, Cambridge, and d. 7 Oct 1775,Cambridge and was the son of Abraham Watson and Mary Butterfield. Note the apparent age difference between Lucy and Abraham Watson.
  5. John Prentice, b. 27 Aug 1734 (per Dwight Family). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32]

12. Rev. Solomon Prentice, b. 11 May 1705, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 22 May 1773, Grafton, Worcestor Co., MA. He was the son of Solomon (#5) and Lydia. Harvard College, 1727.

He m. Sarah Sartell on 26 Oct 1732, in Groton, MA. She was b. c. 1714, Groton, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 28 Aug 1792, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. She was the dau. of Nathaniel Sartell and his wife, Sarah Higginson. An Ancestor Chart for Sarah Sartell can be found at Ancestry.com . An Ancestor Chart for Sarah Higginson can be found at Ancestry.com .

Nathaniel Sartell came from England about 1708 or 1709). For interesting information about Nathaniel and his family Bible, see Appendix 4 . After graduation, Solomon prepared himself for the ministry in Cambridge under Rev. Mr. Appleton, and took notes of all the sermons he heard preached which MSS have been preserved by a descendant.

He was settled as the first minister of Grafton, MA (then called by the Indian name of Hasanamisco) by the proprietors on a salary of L100 per year. A day of fasting with religious services was appointed there before his selection; he then was a resident of Cambridge.

The day previous to Rev. Prentice's ordination a church of twenty persons was formed at Grafton, with a covenant which was of a highly liberal and catholic spirit, such as was used in some other churches; one clause was "To use the Holy Scriptures as their platform, whereby they might discern the mind and will of Christ, and not the new-found inventions of men.," The testimonials of his qualifications were signed by Trowbridge, of Groton, Appleton of Cambridge, and Parkman, of Westbor' and are on Grafton records. Note: An interesting account of the old Nathaniel Sartell Bible, once owned by the father of Sarah Sartell, wife of #12, Solomon Prentice, can be found in Appendix B of the 1883 edition beginning at page 402 and is discussed in Appendix 4, mentioned above.

He was a man of God, pure in heart, of the Calvinist Congregational persuasion."

When he proposed to Sarah Sartell, sitting on a tree in the woods, he used the words of Naomi to Ruth, "Will you go with me?" She replied as did Ruth, "Wither thou goest, I will go, and where thou lodgest I will lodge; they people shall be my people, and thy God be my God."

The house owned and occupied by Mr. Prentice in Grafton was on land owned in 1852 by Hon. Samuel Woods, and was near the church. It was purchased by Mr. Charles Prentice of Grafton, grandson of Rev. Solomon, and for many years the town clerk of Grafton, and removed to near the foot of the hill on Oak Street, and was good house in 1883, built of oak and the frame so stiff "it might be rolled over without injury." In 1876 it was used as a residence by Rev. Mr. Huzzy, the Baptist minister of Grafton.

The old church was since removed a few rods, and converted into a store, and in 1883 stood in good preservation on the corner opposite the then-new church.

One Sunday, soon after the settlement of the town, while proceeding to church, Rev. Mr. Prentice espied a bear on a chestnut tree near the meeting-house. Not think it prudent to let him be at large so near the houses, he returned for his gun, shot him, and then returned to church, satisfied he had done his duty.

His salary being small, he was obliged to devote a portion of his time to agriculture for his support.

Great harmony prevailed in his congregation till 1743, the period of strong religious excitement and controversy in New England, caused by "New Lights" and Whitfield's doctrines, who was invited to preach by Mr. Prentice. Owing to the opposition of a majority of his society, a council was called in 1744, who made a temporary reconciliation, but the trouble recommenced, and resulted in his dismission 10 Jul 1747, after sixteen years' faithful service.

Four months after giving up his charge in Grafton, 18 Nov 1747, he was installed in Easton. "his pastorate there was not peaceful, their being a strong party against him" he was probably too liberal and advanced for them, as shown by the following, written with his own hand in the church records, regarding his suspension:

"Because I had received a few of my fellow creatures (and fellow Christians so far as I knew) into my house, and suffered them to pray and talk about the Scriptures, and could not make any acknowledgment therefor to some of my brethren, who were offended thereat, nor to the Presbytery. Voted, That he the said S. Prentice be suspended from the discharge of the public ministry, until the Presbytery meet again, next April. Because by said vote I was deprived of the small subsistence I had among my people in Easton, I thought it necessary for the honor of God and good of my family to remove to Grafton, which accordingly was done, April 9, 1755. N. B. I have never heard a word from the Presbytery neither by letter or otherwise, nor they from me from the day of my suspension to this day, viz., Sept. 5, 1755." (Rev. Samuel H. Emery's "Ministry of Taunton," Vol. II, p. 193.)

He preached also in Hull, MA from 1768 to 1772. His salary was L26, 13s, 4d, and the use of the parsonable lands, about L13 6s, 3d more; total, L40; but as those lands were of no benefit to him, the town voted to make it up to him. While in Hull, he married his daughter, Mary, to Amos Binney, Jr. (the grandparents of C.J. F. Binney who authored the 1883 edition of this book and Binney's grandparentspages to the life of Rev. Solomon Prentice.).

The sea air in Grafton not agreeing with his health, the town voted him a certain sum, and he, being present, accepted it, and gave up the remainder of his term and returned with his family to his own house in Grafton.

Sarah, the wife of Rev. Solomon Prentice, was well educated and so conversant with the Bible that she could repeat any part of it, and could write a good sermon. Her last days were spent with her son, John, in Ward (now Auburn), MA. While there she fell and injured her hipbreaks because of a weakening of the bone structure, and the person then falls, seeming to have broken the hip in the fall. and was confined to her room the latter part of her life.

She carried several of her things to Ward which Binney, in his 1883 edition, described in more detail along with their locations in 1883.

The Grafton town records has "Rev. Solomon Prentice died in Grafton, May 22, 1773; age. 68 the day he died." "In memory of ye Rev. Solomon Prentice, who was ordained first Pastor of ye church in Grafton, Dec. 29, 1731, and continued in that sacred relation to them about 16 years; afterwards, in various places, was employed in publishing ye glad tiding of peace and salvation, until near ye close of life, May 22, 1773, when, aged 68, he fell asleep in expectation of a glorious Immortality. Blessed are ye deat that die in ye Lord. (Inscription on his gravestone in Grafton, MA.) Reverend Solomon Prentice was buried in the Grafton burial ground. His widow, Sarah, died 28 Aug 1792, age 76, at her son John's in Ward and was buried in Grafton beside her husband near the center of the ground.

As there was no stone on her grave in 1850, Mr. Binney sent a small marble slab with an inscription to mark the spot until a suitable slab was to be erected. The date of her death and age on the slap are wrong, as her friends then could not give the correct one.

Children of Rev. Solomon and Sarah Prentice: 

i.	Solomon Prentice, b. 29 Oct 1733, Groton, MA; killed 25 Oct 1747 
	at the age of 14 while blasting a well for his brother-in-law, 
	William Brigham, on Brigham Hill, Grafton, MA.
ii.	Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, b. 8 Dec 1735, Grafton, MA.	[33]
iii.	Sarah Prentice, b. 14 Feb & d. 2 Mar 1737-8.
iv.	John Prentice, b. 24 Feb 1738-9, Grafton			[34]
v.	Sarah Prentice, b. 29 Nov 1740 & d. young.
vi.	Henry Prentice, b. 17 Nov 1742, Grafton.			[35]
vii.	Sarah Prentice, b. 1 Jul 1744, Grafton.			[36]
viii.	Lydia Prentice, b. 22 May 1746, Grafton, & d. in infancy.
ix.	Solomon Prentice, b. 15 Aug 1748, Easton, MA.		[37]
x.	Mary Prentice, b. 12 Aug 1751				[38]
13. Samuel Prentice was the son of Solomon and Lydia, m. Elizabeth Cook. He died in Watertown, MA. Will, 30 Sep 1749; his uncle, Dea. Henry Prentice, executor. Elizabeth d. 31 May 1766. Children:

  1. Lydia Prentice, b. 11 Mar 1737-8 and married on 15 Jan 1765, Samuel Whitney of Watertown, MA. He was b. 22 Nov 1715 in Watertown and was the son of Benjamin Whitney and Elizabeth Fiske. An extensive family tree for Samuel can be found at Ancestry.com.

  2. Elizabeth Prentice, b. 2 Ar 1741 & d. single on 10 Aug 1817 in Cambridge. She was housekeeper for Benjamin Goddard in Cambridge and left him her property.

14. Ebenezer Prentice, "housewright", son of Solomon and Lydia. Ebenezer settled in Menotomy (later West Cambridge and Arlington), and died there 30 Aug or 2 Sep 1790, age 78. He and his wife, Sarah, were of the original members of the First Congregational Church, Arlington, MA founded 9 Sep 1739. Sarah died 10 Nov 1772, age 60. He died 2 Sep 1790, age 78 (gravestones).

He m. on 2 Aug 1735 to Sarah Pierce who was b. 29 Oct 1711, and daughter of John Pierce of Charlestown, MA and sister of Mercy Pierce, wife of Jonas Prentice (#19 on pg. 18). Her Ancestor Chart can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

i.  	Ebenezer Prentice, b. 4 Mar 1736-7.				[39]
ii.  	Solomon Prentice, b. 24 Apr 1739 & d. 24 May 1739.
iii.  	Sarah Prentice, b. 20 Aug 1741. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [14.1]
iv.	Solomon Prentice, b. 14 May 1744; bapt. 20 May.		[40]
v.	George Prentice, b. 27 Sep 1746; bapt. 4 Oct.		[41]
vi.	Mary Prentice, b. 16 Oct 1747.  Died young per Ancestry.com.
vii.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 4 Mar 1748-9; d. 26 Mar 1750, and d. 26 Mar 1750 (per Ancestry.com)
viii.	Mary Prentice, b. 11 Jan 1751-2 & d. 12 Mar 1752.
ix.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 11 Jan 1751-2 & d. in infancy.
x.	Love Prentice, b. 22 Mar 1755 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [14.2]

14.1 Sarah Prentice, b. 20 Aug 1741; bapt. 23 Aug 1741. She married John Robbins of Lexington, MA 14 May 1761 per Hist. of Arlington. Son: 

	   a.  James Robbins, b. c. 1762 in Cambridge and d. c. 16 Nov 1810 
		in Cambridge when his Will was probated.  He m. Lois White 
		on 31 Aug 1786.  She was b. 4 Feb 1764 in Watertown, Middlesex, MA.
		Children:
		1.  Sarah Robbins
		2. Lucretia Robbins
   		3. James Robbins.  She m. Sarah Swift.  For his descendants, see  Ancestry.com .
   		4. George Robbins
   		5. Jane Robbins
   		6. George Robbins
   		7. Eliza Wheaton Robbins
   		8. Isaac Robbins

14.2 Love Prentice, b. 22 Mar 1755 and m. Moses Hovey of Cambridge on 11 Mar 1776. He d. W. Cambridge 19 Nov 1805, age 53. She d. W. Cambridge 9 May 1834 Nov 1805. Children: 

	1.  Moses Hovey Jr., b. 20 Jun 1778 & d. 16 Aug 1778.
	2.  Mary Prentice Hovey, b. 2 Jan 1798, Cambridge, and d. 17 Sep 1828.  
		She m. Thomas Hill , 2nd, on 16 Nov 1817, Cambridge.  
		He was b. 26 Apr 1793 in Cambridge.  Ancestor Charts can be found for him at 
		 Ancestry.com .  Daughter:
		   a.  Anna Mary Hill, b. c. 1819, Cambridge..

15. Daniel Prentice, son of Solomon and Lydia, in Cambridge, MA. Brickmaker, and owned the site of what was later known as the Botanic Garden in Cambridge which was sold in 1881 by the then owners for $60,000.

Dr. Nathaniel S. Prentice said that at the Battle of Lexington, his mother took him and the other children and fled to Daniel Prentice's house for safety, and he recalled that Daniel Sr. came in, took down his gun, powder-horn, etc., picked his gun flint, and started off to harass the retreating British troops. Samuel, Jonathan and Daniel Prentice, whose names were on the alarm list, were probably his sons.

He died in 1776, Inventory L99 14s. 5d; boards, etc., in the mill-house, gun, sword, powder, and bullets.

Daniel m. Deborah Wyeth on 29 Dec 1743. She was the dau. of Jonathan Wyeth and Hepzibah Champnbey. An Ancestor Chart for Deborah can be found at Ancestry.com . Their children were: 

i.	Daniel Prentice, bapt. 30 Dec 1744.  Dr. Nathaniel S. Prentice 
	said Daniel d. in his father's house, Cambridge while others think 
	he removed to Harvard, MA with his mother and joined the Shakers; 
	left them, and when advanced in life m. a Capen.  
ii.	Sarah Prentice, bapt. 14 Sep 1745-6.
iii.	Jonathan Prentice, bapt. 19 Aug 1750.
iv.	Mary Prentice, bap. 15 Oct 1752; d. young.
v.	Hepzibah Prentice, bapt. 14 Mar 1756; m. 11 Dec 1777 Timothy Tufts 
	Jr. of Malden, MA; was b. 17 Jun 1762, son of Timothy and Anna 
	(Adams) Tufts.  She d. 30	Oct 1795. Dr. Nathaniel S. Prentice 
	thought there were also sons.
vi.	Solomon Prentice.
vii.	John Prentice.
16. Stephen Prentice, saddler. Moved to Grafton, MA.

He m. Esther Cutter of Charlestown, precinct of Arlington, on 6 Aug 1741. Esther was b. 15 Feb 1723-4 and was the dau. of Samuel Cutter and Ann Harrington. Ancestor Charts for Esther can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: (per Bill Minnick, Cupertino, CA) 

i.	Samuel Prentice, b. 23 Mar 1743.			[43]
ii.	Stephen Prentice Jr., b. 11 Nov 1744, Grafton, MA  	[44]
iii.	Reuben Prentice, b. 18 Feb 1747; d. 4 Aug 1750.	
iv.	Mary Prentice, b. 11 or 15 Sep 1748.		[45]
v.	Reuben Prentice, b. 20 Nov 1754 			[16.1]
vi.	Thaddeus Prentice, b. 20 Nov 1754.
vii.	Daniel Prentice, b. 26 Jan 1758.			[46]
vii.	Hadassah Esther Prentice, b. 22 Jul 1761, Gafton, MA.  
	    She m. Benjamin White of Grafton, MA on 5 Mar 1781.
16.1. Reuben Prentice, b. 20 Nov 1754, probably in Grafton, MA.

He m. Sarah Cheever Fowler, b. c. 1754. They lived in NH. Children:

  1. Sally Prentice, b. c. 1783 and d. 3 Dec 1861. She m. Nehemiah Britton. He was b. c. 1777 and d. 22 Jun 1845. Children (per Ancestry.com ): 
            3 Sally Britton b: 4 OCT 1802 d: 1 JAN 1879
          + Jason Williams b: 14 MAY 1802 d: BET. 1834 - 1887
            4 Sarah Williams b: ABT. 1825 d: BET. 1855 - 1910
            4 Esther Williams b: ABT. 1826 d: BET. 1856 - 1911
            4 Wealthy Williams b: ABT. 1827 d: BET. 1857 - 1912
            4 Cynthia Williams b: ABT. 1828 d: BET. 1858 - 1913
            4 Jane Williams b: ABT. 1829 d: BET. 1859 - 1914
            4 Charles Williams b: ABT. 1830 d: BET. 1860 - 1915
            4 Andrew Jackson Williams b: ABT. 1832 d: BET. 1862 - 1917
            4 Joseph Henry Williams b: ABT. 1834 d: BET. 1864 - 1919
        3 Sophia Britton b: 27 AUG 1804 d: BET. 1841 - 1889
          + Henry Evans b: ABT. 1804 d: BET. 1841 - 1889
            4 William Henry Evans b: ABT. 1841 d: BET. 1881 - 1926
        3 Prentiss Britton b: 19 JAN 1807 d: 1 MAR 1884
          + Abigail Maynard b: ABT. 1807 d: BET. 1831 - 1892
            4 Charles Prentiss Britton b: 1831 d: BET. 1863 - 1916
              + Abbie E. Woodbury b: ABT. 1833 d: BET. 1863 - 1916
                5 Nettie Britton b: ABT. 1856 d: BET. 1886 - 1941
                5 Hattie Britton b: ABT. 1858 d: BET. 1888 - 1943
                5 Fred Britton b: ABT. 1859 d: ABT. 1944
                5 Frank Britton b: ABT. 1861 d: ABT. 1950
                5 Clarence Britton b: ABT. 1863 d: BET. 1893 - 1948
        3 Harlow Britton b: 25 MAR 1809 d: 22 JUN 1877
          + Mercy Metcalf b: 1807 d: 4 NOV 1882
            4 George Harlow Britton b: 1832 d: 20 OCT 1891
            4 Sarah Jane Britton b: 1833 d: 17 DEC 1855
            4 Sophia Britton b: ABT. 1835 d: 21 JAN 1836
            4 Child Britton b: ABT. 1837 d: 10 JUL 1837
            4 Caroline Amanda Britton b: 1844 d: 22 NOV 1876
              + Roswell N. Belknap b: ABT. 1844 d: BET. 1864 - 1929
        3 Crisana Britton b: 2 JAN 1811 d: BET. 1839 - 1896
          + Alonzo Maynard b: ABT. 1811 d: BET. 1839 - 1896
            4 Prentiss Maynard b: ABT. 1833 d: BET. 1865 - 1918
            4 Augusta Maynard b: ABT. 1835 d: BET. 1865 - 1920
            4 Harrison Maynard b: ABT. 1837 d: BET. 1870 - 1922
            4 Ellen Maynard b: ABT. 1839 d: BET. 1870 - 1924
        3 Clarissa Britton b: 6 JAN 1814 d: BET. 1836 - 1899
          + Liberty Page b: ABT. 1814 d: BET. 1836 - 1899
        3 Francis Britton b: 4 MAR 1816 d: 26 APR 1899
          + Louisa Ann Butterfield b: FEB 1815 d: BET. 1841 - 1901
          + Amelia Randall b: ABT. 1816 d: BET. 1851 - 1901
            4 Frank Britton b: ABT. 1851 d: ABT. 1936
        3 Hiram Britton b: 11 OCT 1818 d: BET. 1846 - 1903
          + Sophronia Blanchard b: ABT. 1818 d: 13 OCT 1846
            4 Jane Augusta Britton b: 13 OCT 1846 d: BET. 1881 - 1931
              + Leonidas Barry b: ABT. 1846 d: BET. 1881 - 1931
                5 Lena L. Barry b: 21 DEC 1877 d: BET. 1900 - 1962
                5 Leon H. Barry b: 8 NOV 1881 d: BET. 1911 - 1966
          + Melinda White b: ABT. 1818 d: BET. 1847 - 1903
          + Harriet Burt b: ABT. 1820 d: BET. 1860 - 1905
        3 Levi Britton b: 17 JAN 1821 d: 7 AUG 1900
          + Rhoda Farnham b: ABT. 1821 d: BET. 1841 - 1906
          + Maria Marshall b: 3 JUN 1833 d: 11 FEB 1914
            4 William Britton b: ABT. 1856 d: BET. 1886 - 1941
            4 John Britton b: ABT. 1857 d: BET. 1887 - 1942
            4 Charles Britton b: ABT. 1859 d: BET. 1880 - 1944
            4 Maria Britton b: ABT. 1860 d: BET. 1890 - 1945
            4 Albert Britton b: ABT. 1862 d: BET. 1870 - 1947
            4 Emma J. Britton b: 1866 d: BET. 1888 - 1951
              + Forrest O. Whitcomb b: ABT. 1866 d: BET. 1888 - 1951
            4 Prentiss L. Britton b: 1871 d: BET. 1894 - 1949
              + Jessie R. Griffith b: 1873 d: BET. 1894 - 1949
        3 Royal Britton b: 31 JUL 1823 d: 2 JAN 1891
          + Mary Blanchard b: ABT. 1823 d: BET. 1843 - 1908
          + Sarah Miller b: ABT. 1823 d: BET. 1854 - 1908
            4 Herbert Britton b: ABT. 1850 d: ABT. 1935
            4 Frank Britton b: ABT. 1852 d: ABT. 1937
            4 Fred Britton b: ABT. 1854 d: ABT. 1939
        3 Chandler Britton b: 2 DEC 1826 d: 15 MAR 1889
          + Mary E. Thompson b: 20 APR 1834 d: 20 AUG 1890
  2. Joshua Prentice, b. 14 May 1785, Surry, NH. Not in Ancestry.com as of Feb 2006.
  3. Elizabeth Prentice, b. 13 Sep 1787, Surry, Cheshire, NH. She may been the Elizabeth d. 17 Nov 1877, Westfield, Orleans, VT who m. Joseph Hitchcock 8 May 1808 in Westminister, Windham, VT. He was b. 28 Jun 1788, Westminster, VT and was the son of Elisha and Ursula Hitchcock. Ancestor Charts for Joseph can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children per Ancestry.com : 
    2 Rollin Grange Hitchcock b: 17 OCT 1823 d: 1912
      + Lucy E. Nelson b: 24 AUG 1822 d: 1912
        3 Esther Charlotte Hitchcock b: 7 APR 1850
          + Oliver Risher b: 18 FEB 1843
            4 Mary E. Risher b: ABT. 1871
            4 Robert S. Risher b: ABT. 1874
            4 Jennie Risher b: ABT. 1876
            4 Eva Lucy Risher b: ABT. 1878
            4 Wilfred Risher b: ABT. 1881
            4 Renil Risher b: ABT. 1884
            4 Myrtle Risher b: 25 JAN 1886
            4 Infant Risher d: JUN 1889
            4 Waldo Risher b: ABT. 1891
            4 Living Risher
        3 George N. Hitchcock b: 20 DEC 1851
        3 Reinzi A. Hitchcock b: 12 NOV 1853 d: 14 JUN 1894
          + Effie M. Keith b: 9 DEC 1863 d: 16 DEC 1933
            4 William Emmett Keith Hitchcock b: 1883 d: 1935
              + Elsie Elizabeth Stone b: FEB 1890 d: 1968
            4 Blanche Hitchcock b: ABT. 1888
              +  Hendrickson
        3 Florence Julia Hitchcock b: 30 SEP 1856
        3 Edith E. Hitchcock b: 30 SEP 1859 d: 1892
          +  Sprague
        3 Charles A. Hitchcock b: 2 DEC 1861 d: 1927
          + Mary E. Barr b: 4 FEB 1860 d: 1933
            4 Harry W. Hitchcock b: 23 APR 1889 d: 31 AUG 1973
        3 Laura A. Hitchcock b: 10 JUL 1868 d: 1896
          + Elmer E. Bartlett b: ABT. 1864
            4 George Bartlett b: ABT. 1890
            4 Ruth Bartlett d: BEF. 1894
            4 Grace Eleanor Bartlett b: 27 JAN 1894
            4 Living Bartlett
    2 William Granes Hitchcock b: 16 MAR 1828 d: 1901
      + Orcelia E. Clark b: 25 SEP 1830 d: 1907
        3 Sylvester A. Hitchcock b: 19 FEB 1854 d: 18 FEB 1858
        3 Marie Estelle Hitchcock b: 9 JUN 1860 d: 12 AUG 1861
        3 Cora Maria Hitchcock b: 22 APR 1866
  4. Joel Prentice, b. 1 Oct 1789, Surrey, NH. The 1880 census record for his son, Nathan, indicates that Joel was b. in VT. However, VT did not achieve statehud until 4 Mar 1791 and prior to that time the region had been claimed by both NY and NH. Joel does not appear in 1840 and later census records.

    Joel was admitted to Lincoln Church on 5 Feb 1832. Lincoln is about 5 miles SE of Concord. Joel was a very tall, strong man, the largest in Lincoln. He may have come from Princeton and his wife from Concord. It was reported by a Mr. Rice, a hotel keeper in Lincoln, that Joel Prentice died in Illinois in August, 1839.

    Joel married Harriet. Her maiden name may have been Watson, the middle names of two of her children. She was also admitted to that church 2 years earlier in 1830. The dates of birth of his children are not known but was before 1832 when all were baptized on the same date. Children:

    1. John Watson Prentice, bapt. Lincoln Church on 5 Feb 1832. He was a whalebone worker in Boston; his house was at the rear of 58 Tayler Street in 1850.

    2. Nathan Jones Prentice, b. c. 1823, MA (per 1850 census) and bapt. Lincoln Church on 5 Feb 1832. He had a grain store in Boston in 1849 and appears in the 1850 Boston census as a Trader, with his wife, Hannah, b. c. 1827, ME. He later appears in the 1870 and 1880 Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA census with his children:
      1. Charles M. Prentice, b. c. 1850, ME. At home in Cambridge in 1870 census.
      2. John H. Prentice, b. c. 1852, MA. At home in Cambridge in 1870 census.
      3. Hattie E. Prentiss, b. c. 1860, ME. At home in Cambridge in 1870 and 1880 census.
      4. Susan F./H. Prentiss, b. c. 1857, MA. At home in Cambridge in 1870 and 1880 census.

    3. Sarah Watson Prentice, b. between 1825 and 1830 (per 1830 census) and bapt. Lincoln Church on 5 Feb 1832.

  5. Reuben Prentice, b. 11 Oct (Nov?) 1791, Surry, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . [16.2]

16.2 Reuben Prentice, b. 11 Oct 1791 (11 Nov 1791?), Surry, NY, and d. 18 Nov 1867, Windham, Windham Co. VT.

He m. Roxana Upham on 22 Nov 1820, Westminster, VT She was b. 22 Aug 1791 in Thompson, CT, and died in Windham, Windham Co., VT. Known children:

  1. Lucia L. Prentice, b. c. 1822.

  2. Harvey N. Prentiss, .13 Oct 1825, Windham, Windham Co., VT. . . . [16.3]

  3. Sarah S/W. Prentice, b. c. 1828, Windham, Windham Co., VT. Not in 1850 census.

  4. Asahel Omar Prentice, b. 05 Feb 1830, Westminster, VT & m. Hannah Silsbee Johnson, b. 2 Jan 1833, Lincoln (Co.?), ME, and d. 6 Jun 1924, Windham, VT. She was the dau. of Cyrus Johnson and Hephzibah Hunt Page. Children:

    1. George Foster Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1858, Windham, VT, and d. 3 Nov 1916 in Florence, MA. 1870 census at home in Windham, VT. Not in 1880 and later census. His obituary reads as follows:

        George Foster Prentiss, B.D. 1887. Born September 28, 1858, in Windham, Vt. Died November 3, 1916, in Florence, Mass.

        George Foster Prentiss was the son of Asahel Omar and Hannah Silsbee (Johnson) Prentiss, and was born in Windham, Vt., September 20, 1858. Through his father, whose parents were Reuben Prentiss, Jr., and Roxana (Upham) Prentiss, he traced his descent to John Upham, who settled in Massachusetts in 1635 and whose son, Phineas, was a lieutenant in King Philip's War. His mother was the daughter of Cyrus and Hephzibah (Page) Johnson, and a descendant of Capt. Timothy Johnson, who came to America from Kent County, England, about 1670 and settled at Andover, Mass. He had at least three ancestors who served in the Revolution -- Jonathan Upham, Nathan Page, and Reuben Prentiss. An uncle fought in the Civil War.

        He received his early education in the preparatory department of Oberlin College and at the Monson (Mass.) Academy. In 1880 he entered Amherst College, taking his B.A. there four years later. He was a student in the Yale School of Religion from 1884 to 1887.

        Mr. Prentiss was ordained to the ministry of the Congregational Church at Bridgeport, Conn., in May of that year, and until December, 1893, served as pastor of the West End Church. His next charge was in Winsted, in that state, where he was located for four years. He closed his labors there in December, 1897, and the following month accepted a call to Davenport Church, New Haven. He served that church for eight years. From November, 1906 to September, 1907, he was pastor of the Congregational Church at Cambridge, N.Y. He went from there to Schenectady, N.Y., where he was pastor of the Jay Street Congregational Church for four years. About six months before he left Schenectady, this church united with the People's Church, forming the United People's Church, and of this latter organization Mr. Prentiss became associate pastor During 1910-11 he served as moderator of the Hudson River Association of Congregational Churches. His last charge was that of the Florence Church at Northampton, Mass., to which he had been called five years before his death.

        Mr. Prentiss had unusual musical gifts, which proved of great value to him in his work. While pastor of Davenport Church, he served as president of the New Haven Oratorio Society, and in Schenectady he was president of the Philharmonic Choral Society and musical editor of the Citizen.

        He died at his home in Florence, November 3, 1916, the direct cause of his death being anaemia, which came as the result of a nervous breakdown. Burial was in the Center Cemetery in his native town.

        His marriage took place June 28, 1887, in Derby, Conn., to Sarah A, daughter of Lucius and Mary (Naramore) Gilbert. They had no children. Besides his wife, Mr. Prentiss is survived by his mother, two sisters, and a brother.

    2. Carrie Keziah Prentice, b. 16 Jun 1861, Windham, VT, and d. in Jamaica, VT 21 Jun 1944 at the age of 83. She m. Edgar M. Butler who predeceased her. He is likely the Edgar Butler shown in the 1880 census in Jamaica, Windham Co., VT, as b. c. 1858, VT, son of Aaron Mason Butler, widower, b. 1816, VT. (Deceased wife was Emeline Muzzy.) An Ancestor Chart for Edgar can be found at Ancestry.com . Carrie and Edgar appear in the 1900 census in Jamaica, Windham Co., VT, with their children:
      1. Maude E Butler 16
      2. Ethel A Butler 12
      3. Lila C Butler 10
      4. Aaron P Butler 2
      5. Fredrick M Butler ??/12

    3. Mary Hattie Prentice, b. 3 Apr 1864, Windham, VT, and d. 8 Feb 1940, East Jamaica, VT. She m. Emery H. Jones on 26 Sep 1888 in Windham, VT. He was b. c. 1860, Windham, VT. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Paul Prentice Jones, b. 1 Sep 1890 and d. 23 May 1945.

    4. Charles Reuben Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1866, Windham, VT, and d. 30 Sep 1954, Brattleboro, VT. Not in 1910, 1920 or 1930 census. He m. Ida Jane Mixer who was b. 10 Sep 1868, West Brattleboro, VT and d. 27Jun 1964, age 95, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. She was the dau. of Annie T. Ward and Leroy R. Mixer. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children (per Ancestry.com):
      1. Helen Elizabeth Prentice, b. 1 Feb 1891. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [16.4]
      2. Ruth Anna Prentice, b. 18 Jun 1896.

    5. Julia May Prentice, b. 9 May 1869, and d. 22 Oct 1789 at the age of 29 years.

    6. Cyrus Holmes Prentice, b. 20 Jul 1873 and d. 29 Aug 1894 at the age of 21 years.

  5. Sarah S. Prentice, b. c. 1838. Not in 1850 census.

16.3 Harvey Newell Prentiss, .13 Oct 1825, Windham, Windham Co., VT and d. 1908 (per IGI). The 1850 census in Windham, Windham Co., VT, shows him living with Julia M. Prentiss. Relationships were not given in the 1850 census, but one would assume she was a 1st wife. Additional information is needed for confirmation.

He m., apparently 2nd, Adeline Adelia Burnap on 27 Jan 1852 Windham, Windham Co., VT (per IGI). She was the dau. of Harvey Burnap and Mary/Polly Bliss. Children per IGI:

  1. Bliss Burnap Prentiss, b. 8 Jan 1857, Windham, VT, and d. 16 Feb 1946, Townshend, Windham Co., VT. He m. 1st Frances Allen, b. c. 1870, Canada. Shown in the household in the 1920 Windham census was Amelia Allen, sister-in-law, 52, b. Canada. He apparently m. 2nd Sara Francis Harvey (or Francis Sara Harvey). She was b. 8 Feb 1869 in Nonfair, Kings Co., New Brunswick, Canada, and d. 19 Aug 1941 in Townshend, Windham Co., VT, where she had lived the preceding 28 years per Vermont Death Records . She was the dau. of Sarah J. Yeomans and Alexander M. Harvey.

  2. Ernest A. Prentiss, b. c. 1863, VT amd d. c. 8 Dec 1922, Cleveland, OH. He m. Lydia Matthews, b. c. 1868, England. Children (per 1920 census and Cleveland Obituary, Fall 2001):
    1. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. Charles H. Thompson and in 1922 lived in E. Cleveland, OH. Children:
      1. Elizabeth Thompson.
      2. Ruth Thompson.
      .
    2. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. W. M. Murch and in 1922 lived in Buffalo.
    3. Norman Kent Prentice, b. c. 1901, VT and in 1922 lived in of New York City.

16.4 Helen Elizabeth Prentice, b. 1 Feb 1891 and d. 17 Jun 1966. She is probably the Helen Prentice who appears with her family in the 1920 census in Putney, Windham Co., Vermont. Not in 1930 census.

She m. Denton James Smith on 10 Sep 1913 in Rutland Co., VT. She was then living in West Brattlebor, VT. He was b. 24 Sep 1887, Wilmington, Windham Co., VT (his marriage record says he was b. in West Brattleboro, VT), and d. 13 Mar 1977, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . In 1914 he was the "Asst. Sup't, V. M. Co." Known children:

  1. Barbara Elizabeth Smith, b. 23 Aug 1914, West Rutland, Rutland Co., VT.
  2. Denton J. Smith Jr., b. c. 1915, VT. 1920 census at home in Putney, VT. Not in SSDI.
  3. Helen E. Smith, b. c. 1917, VT. 1920 census at home in Putney, VT.

17. Rev. Thomas Prentice. Material from the Kennebunkport, ME library says that Rev. Prentice arrived in Cape Porpoise, Arundel, Maine in the Spring of 1730 for a three month trial period. Called to be the "first settled Minister" of the town on June 27. The town agreed to his demands for salary in coin only and to his specifications for a house and land to be included in the package.

'Mr. Prentice had gained the affections of his people who appeared to treat him with much consideration They gave him L20 a year, in addition to his salary, to furnish him with fuel; and L10 " more a year, and Every year for six years to Com to make up ye badness of his Sallery by Reson of his Complaining the mney was Not so good as it was when he and the Town made their agreement." After long debate, they gave him L30 , towards buying him a servant [slave] ; and "allowed seven shillings for mending ye Meeting House doore that the winde might not blow up on Mr Prentice." '

In 1736, there was famine, Indian unrest and sickness. " Owing to the poverty of the town, [1738] and the difficulty with which he collected his salary, Mr. Prentice asked his dismission. " November 7, the town voted to dismiss him. (pg. 137-9 of the History of Kennebunkport written in 1837 by Charles Bradley)

He then returned to Cambridge. While in Cambridge he accepted an invitation to settle as pastor of the Charlestown, MA church and was installed as a colleague of Rev. Hull abbot 31 Oct 1739. There was not a cordiality of feeling between the two pastors over one church. After Mr. Abbot's death, Mr. Prentice continued as sole pastor until the opening scenes of the Revolution disturbed and hindered his office.

After 380 houses in Charlestown were burned by the British at the Battle of Bunker Hill on 17 Jun 1775, the inhabitants scattered and Mr. Prentice returned to Cambridge. When the church was again united 3 years later, he rode from Cambridge to Charlestown to officiate.

His meeting-house destroyed, the church met in a block-house small and rudely built which was fitted up for the purpose and stood on the hill on the same spot where the church of Mr. "Buddington stood in 1852.

Here he continued to officiate to a faithful and affectionate audience until his powers of mind, memory, and body were exhausted.

He was a very energetic preacher and retained his warmth of manner to the last. His quick motions often displaced his wig in preaching, when his daughter would quickly ascend the platform and readjust it without disturbing the congregation.

He at last lost his memory and omitted for two successive Sabbaths previous to the annual Thanksgiving to read the proclamation, when his daughter stepped into the aisle and reminded him of it, which he gratefully acknowledged, but owing to infirmity and temporary confusion at the time he was obliged to request Dea. Frothingham to read it.

The last day he that he preached to his congregation, he delivered the same sermon both in the morning and in the afternoon. Rev. Prentice lived the latter part of his life in his own house in Cambridge in which he was born, and where he died 17 Jun 1782, age 80, and was honorably interred on the burial-ground hill, Charlestown, at the expense of that town. The inscription on the church tablet erected to his memory is: "Rev. Thomas Prentice, born in Cambridge, graduated at Harvard University, 1726. Installed Oct. 31 1739; died June 17, 1782, ae. 80"

Several of his manuscript sermons were preserved by his daughter, Rebecca, and several were printed. A portrait of him by Badger, of Boston, 1755, was owned in 1852 by his granddaughter, Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Mr. Amasa Stetson, of Dorchester, MA. A copy is shown in Binney's 1st Edition. The inventory of his estate was L505.

Thomas m. 1st Irene Emery, dau. of Rev. Samuel Emery and Tabitha Littlefield of Arundel, ME. She was b. 4 Mar 1709/1710 and d. 1745. Ancestor charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Presently known children of Thomas and his first wife, Irene:

  1. (dau.) Prentice. Died young.
  2. (dau.) Prentice. Died young.
  3. (dau.) Prentice. Died young.
  4. (son) Prentice. Died young.
  5. Irene Prentice, b. 1737, Arundel, ME; d. in Cambridge 29 Apr 1791.
  6. Mary Prentice, m. 1st, as his 2nd wife, Dr. James Frost of Charlestown in 1762. His 1st wife was Elizabeth Roby. Mary and James had at least one child:
    1. Mary Frost, b. 3 Feb 1771 and 24 Feb 1771.

    Mary m. 2nd Nehemiah Rand of Charlestown in 1766 who fled with her to Lyndeboro, NH during the war. After her death, Nehemiah Rand m. her sister, Margaret, below.

  7. Margaret Prentice; m. Nehemiah Rand, his sister's widower, on 21 Oct 1791, Cambridge.
  8. Rebecca Prentice; m. Joseph Kattell of Boston on 15 Mar1770; he d. 17 Feb 1815, age 74; Rebecca d. 2 Feb 1725, age 77. Twelve children, names not presently known, including: .
    1. Rebecca Kattell; m. Amasa Stetson of Dorchester,MA.

Thomas m. 2d 16 Oct 1746 Rebecca Austin, dau. of Nathaniel and Rebecca Austin of Charlestown, MA; she d. Oct 1748. He m. 3rd Widow Mary Butinan of York, ME. She survived him and returned to York. No children.

18. Henry Prentice, (#6) son of Thomas and Mary; m. Katherine Fitch in Jan 1728-9. He went by the name "Dr. Touch" and was thought to have moved to Shrewsbury, MA. He d. in Cambridge, MA on 23 Aug 1787, age 81. Children:

  1. Mary Prentice, b. 19 Oct 1729; bapt. 23 Nov in Cambridge.
  2. Henry Prentice (but see, however, #47). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [47]

19. Jonas Prentice, son of Nathaniel and Hannah. Jonas died 14 Nov 1775 of dysentery, age 63. Both are buried in Cambridge at the old burial ground. Jonas was a farmer of Cambridge; when that town was occupied by the American troops at the beginning of the Revolution, his farm was occupied by our soldiers. His inventory was L1,940.

Jonas m. Mary/Mercy Pierce on 22 Apr 1736, dau. of John Pierce of Charlestown (the settlement of whose estate mentioned Ebenezer Prentice, #14 on pg. 14), MA (whose mother was a Shepard of Milton, MA). She was b. c. 1813 and d. 24 Feb 1789 or 1790, age 76. Children:

  1. Mercy Prentice, bapt. 22 May 1737; m. Jonathan Cooper Jr. of Cambridge on 5 Jun 1755. He was b. c. 1734 and d. 26 Apr 1765, age 31. He is #5.1(i), above. She may later have married a Mr. Wiswell.
  2. Jonas Prentice, bapt. 29 Apr 1739. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [48]
  3. James Prentice, b. 1741. Harvard College, 1761. He m. 1 Oct 1765 Lydia Sanders, dau. of Capt. Thomas Sanders of Gloucester, MA. James was Capt. of marines in a privateer in the Rev. War. Taught a grammar school in Gloucester (History of Gloucester) our years and was in 1767 by Philemon Tracy. In 1775, and perhaps previously, he kept a tavern at the corner of Biddle and Pleasant Streets. Soon after the battle of Bunker Hill, he is said to have been Capt. of a company, and in Boston and kept a boarding-house there for many years for Cape Ann people, "taking list Boston, 1785" He died there 26 Nov 1797, age 56. His Will, Boston, 15 Mar 1784 gave all to his widow. She continued the boarding-house until 1806 when she returned to Gloucester. No children.
  4. Nathaniel Prentice, bapt. 16 Oct 1742. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [49]
  5. Lydia Prentice, bapt. 22 Sep 1745; m. Edward Fillebrown of Cambridge on 23 Aug 1770.
  6. John Prentice, bapt. 28 Aug 1748. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [50]
  7. Thomas Prentice, bapt. 19 Jan 1752. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [51]
  8. Elizabeth prentice, Elizabeth Prentice, dau. of Jonas Prentice and Mary/Mercy Pierce, was bapt. 29 Sep 1754. She m. James Fillebrown of Cambridge on 8 Jun 1774, brother of Edward, above. James Fillebrown (1751-1816) served, 1776, as private and sergeant in Capt. John Walton's company, Col. Eleazer Brooks' regiment; also, 1778, in Col. Samuel Fletcher's MA regiment. He was born and died in Cambridge. Descendants (per DAR Lineage Book, 61/218). Children:
    1. Samuel S. Fillebrown (1780-1815). He m. Dorcas Brown (1784-1867) in 1801 in Orrington, ME. Children
      1. Mary B. Fillebrown m. 1829 James Carter, Jr. (1809-1897):
        1. Anne Viola Charter, b. Newfane,VT and William James D. Leavitt. (DAR 77/60)
          1. Grace Leavitt m. Walter Clifford Hurd.
  9. Hannah Prentice, bapt. 13 Mar 1757; m. 12 Mar 1776 John Walland (or perhaps Warland as suggested by Grant Prentice's letter of 3 Mar 1997).
20. Solomon Prentice Jr., son of Nathaniel and Hannah. He lived in Watertown as a farmer and kept bees. It is said his wife was deranged and committed suicide. It is reported that one of his sons married and left a daughter, Hannah Prentice, who m. Ebenezer Swan of W. Cambridge, later Arlington, MA.

He m. Hannah Fillebrown on 2 Nov 1744 (Boston records). Children:

  1. Solomon Prentice, b. 11 Aug 1745; d. 8 or 18 Sep 1765 (gravestone, Cambridge, opposite colleges).
  2. Hannah Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1748.
  3. Isaac Prentice, b. 11 Dec 1750; probably settled in Watertown, MA as his name appears on the alarm list there.
  4. Sarah Prentice, b. 18 Jul 1761.

21. Rev. Joshua Prentice, b. 9 Apr 1719, son of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. Harvard College, 1738. About 1773, at the age of 54, he began to write his surname as Prentiss and this branch of the family has since continued that spelling of the name. His residence in Holliston is shown in Binney's 1st. Ed. at pg. 95.

Joshua was ordained minister of Holliston, MA on 18 May 1743. At the age of seven his life was despaired of by fever. His father promised if he was spared he would devote him to God's services. In early life he was bapt. and assumed his parent's obligation. His sentiments were Calvinistic. About five years before he died, owing to protracted illness about 1784, his pastoral connection was dissolved, his salary was withheld, and he was obliged to sue the town, but it was paid and harmony prevailed, and the town exempted him from taxation and gave seats in the meeting-house to his family.

His Will, dated at Holliston on 22 Mar 1786, mentions his wife, Mary, and daughters Margaret and Elizabeth, sons Appleton, Joshua, Thomas and Henry. He gave Appleton his farm at Cambridge and he and other brothers were joint executors.

He married, first, Mary Angier of Cambridge on 9 Nov 1743. She was b. 10 May 1663 in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 4 Jan 1754, age 35. She was the dau. of Edmund Angier and Anna Batt. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children by wife, Mary Angier: 

i.	Joshua Prentice, b. 9 Sep 1744. 				[52]
ii.	Thomas Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1747; Minister, Medfield, MA.	[53]
iii.	Henry Prentice, b. 7 Mar 1749.				[54]
iv.	Mary Prentice, b. 9 Nov 1762; d. at 9 months.
v.	Mary Prentice, b. 1753; d. 30 Aug 1759.

He married, second, 9 Jan 1755, Cambridge, Margaret Appleton, dau. of Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Appleton of Cambridge and his wife, Margaret Gibbs. Extensive Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Joshua by his wife, Margaret Appleton: 

vi.	Appleton Prentice, b. 22 Jan 1756; d. 16 Jun 1758.
vii.	Margaret Prentice, b. 8 Nov 1759; m. Rev. Timothy Dickinson of 
	Holliston, MA on 26 Nov 1789.  Children:
	1.	Joshua Dickinson, M.D. of Bangor, ME.
	2.	Irene Dickinson; m. H. J. Wood.
	3.	Esther Dickinson of Holliston, MA.
	4.	(son) Dickinson; d. before 1850.
	5.	(son) Dickinson; d. before 1850.
	6.	(son) Dickinson; d. before 1850.
	7.	(dau.) Dickinson; d. before 1850.
viii.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 9 Jan 1764; d. 13 Dec 1835,
	Holliston, age 72 and single.  She devoted her earnings 
	and receipts to Christian benevolence and by Will left 
	her estate to the Bangor Theological Seminary.
ix.	Appleton Prentice.					[55]

Note: The above dates for the births of the children came from Binney's 1883 Prentice book. Holliston VR, however, show different dates as follows: 

   Binney, 1883   Holliston VR      child
   -----------   ---------------   --------------------
          1761   bp. 30 Aug 1761   Appleton (the 2nd one)
    7 Mar 1749     24 Feb 1748/9   Henry
    9 Sep 1744     18 Oct 1744     Joshua
    9 Nov 1752     19 Jan 1752     Mary
   27 Oct 1747     14 Oct 1747     Thomas

It might be that the differences could be resolved if one date were the birth and the later date the baptism. For Mary, the birth date in the Holliston VR is "19 Jan 1752"; it might be that Holliston VR should read "19 Jan 1752/3", otherwise the date differences appear widely divergent.

Rev. Joshua Prentice married, third, Mary Hayley 9 Jan 1770, Cambridge. She was b. c. 1723 and d. in Holliston on 21 May 1804, age 81.

22. Nathaniel Prentice, 19 May 1715, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 23 Jan 1791 or 1796, age about 81. (See Morse's History of Sherborn.) He was the son of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. He lived in Sherborn (Sherborn originally, then Sherburne, and in 1883 again Sherborn), MA. Tailor from Cambridge. Ref: C. J. F. Binney, 1883, pg. 21, #22.

He m. Abigail Ware on 2 Sep 1742, Sherborn and d. 1 Mar 1788. She was the dau of Joseph Ware and Hannah Wood of Sherborn. An Ancestor Chart for Abigail can be found at Ancestry.com .

Children of Nathaniel and Abigail:

  1. Abigail Prentice, dau. of Nathaniel Prentice and Abigail Ware, was b. 23 May 1745; she m. David Haven 3 Apr 1761 (IGI and DAR 30/180). He was b. 1734 in Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA and d. 1805 in Natick, MA. The IGI says Abigail and David were m. Apr 761 in Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA. However, another IGI entry says it was Sherbourn, Middlesex, MA. David Haven served as a private at the Lexington Alarm in Capt. Joseph Morse's company. He also served at Bunker Hill, Canada, and Rhode Island.

    The IGI indicates that Abigail m., 2nd, Zedekiah Jededia Haven (AFN: VL0B-0H) on 11 Oct 1807 in MA. Children of Abigail and David, as enumerated in the IGI and DAR books, are as follows:

    1. Luther Haven (AFN:FXXQ-1G), b. 13 Aug 1786, Natick, Middlesex Co., MA. and Died, 14 Jun 1872, Sunderland, Franklin Co., MA.
    2. Asenath Haven (AFN:N33K-LM), b. 23 May 1762 at Hopkinton, Middlesex Co., MA. Christened:26 May 1762 Hopkinton. Died 17 Apr 1842, Natick, Middlesex Co., MA. She m. Abel Perry. Jr. Children: 
      	a.	Abel Perry who Amita/Amitta Morse. 
		1.	Elzabeth Perry who m. Metcalf Pratt. 
			a.	Edward J. Pratt who m. Caroline Harriman. 
				i.	Lillian E. Pratt who m. Boardman 
					C. Fuller. (DAR 30/180) 
		2.	Ira Perry, M. D. who m. Joanna Bullard. 
			a.	Leila Emmeline Perry who m. Eugene M. 
				Stubbs. 
	b.	Minnie Amelia Perry, b. Canton, MA.  (DAR 50/220)
		3.	William Perry who m. Keziah Drury. 
			a.	Edwin Perry who m. Sally Johnson Mason. 
				i.	Martha Perry, born in MA, who m. 
					Joel C. Clark. (DAR 15/341) 
			b.	Abel Haven Perry (1811-1897) who m. 
				Miranda W. Adams. 
			c.	Ada M. Perry (1837-1907) who m. George 
				Batchelder Fiske  (1834-1910). 
				i.	M. Florence Batchelder Fiske, 
					b. Holliston, MA who m. 
					Edward C. Rawson. (DAR 100/225)
    3. Anna Haven (AFN:N33K-8W), b. 10 Jun 1764, Hopkinton, Mdlsx, MA. Christened: 10 Jun 1764 Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA. Died 20 Sep 1765 Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA
    4. Anna Haven (AFN:N33K-N0), b. 31 Jul 1766, Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA. Christened: 3 Aug 1766, Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA
    5. Abigail Haven (AFN:N33K-QB), b. 8 May 1769, Natick, Middlesex, MA. Died: 13 Mar 1853 in Sullivan, Cheshire, NH.
    6. Hannah Haven (AFN:N33K-CF), b. 9 Mar 1772, Natick, Middlesex, MA. Died: 2 Sep 1775, Natick, Middlesex, MA.
    7. Hepsibah Haven (AFN:N33K-SN, b. 12 May 1774, Natick, Middlesex, MA.
    8. David Haven (AFN:N33L-5J), b. 2 Dec 1776, Natick, Middlesex. MA. Died 9 Dec 1850 Perrysville, Fountain, IN
    9. Nathaniel Haven (AFN:N33K-W6), b. 13 May 1779 Natick, Middlesex, MA. Died 20 Jul 1862 . He m. m. Mary Coolidge (1780-1829). Children: 
       
	a.	Mahala Haven (1805-1848) who m. William Usher (1796-1874) 
		1.	Mary Haven Usher (1827-1856) who m. Joseph Wells 
			Grannis (1826-1889). 
			a.	Mary Grannis, b. Cook Co., IL, m. H. W. 
				Grannis. (DAR 84/364)
    10. Mary Haven (AFN:N33L-4C), b. 16 Aug 1781, Natick, Middlesex, MA. Died 7 Oct 1868, Westmoreland, Cheshire, NH.
    11. Calvin Haven (AFN:N33L-1T), b. 7 Mar 1784, Natick, Middlesex, MA and d. 28 Nov 1863, Framingham, Middlesex, MA.

  2. Annie Prentice, b. 10 May 1747, Sherborn.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [22.1]
  3. Benjamin Prentice, b. 13 Oct 1750. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56]
  4. Stephen Prentice, b. 28 Jul 1752. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57]
  5. Hannah Prentice, b. 11 Jun 1755 and d. 26 Aug 1805, age about 50. Binney's 1883 ed. suggested she may be the Hannah Prentice who m. Moses who was b. 8 Jun 1784; that seems unlikely given the age difference. It seems more likely that she may be the the Hannah Prentice who m. Elijah Breck on 7 May 1789 in Middlesex Co., MA. He was b. 20 Jul 1753 in Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 26 Jun 1795. He was the son of Elijah Breck and Sarah Hill (per IGI). Ancestor Charts for Elijah Breck can be found at Ancestry.com .

    After Hannah Prentice d., Elijah m., as his 2nd wife, Mary Pratt on 6 Feb 1792.

  6. Hepzibah Prentice, b. 7 Apr 1758. "Hepzibah Prentice, wife of Abraham Harding, b. at Sherborn 7 Apr 1755, d. 4 Jan 1802." (Gravestone, Medfield, MA in 1876 and near Rev. Thomas Prentiss' gravestone.) They m. 16 Mar 1783, Medfield.
  7. Sarah Prentice, b. 9 May 1760; m. Barek/Baruch Leland on 5 Aug 1779 and d. 5 Jul 1812 (History of Sherborn).

22.1 Annie Prentice, b. 10 May 1747, Sherborn, and d. 1823.

She m. Joseph Mason on 9 Nov. 1769, Sherborn, MA. He was b. 1748 in Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 1806 in Dublin, Cheshire Co., NH. He was the son of Benjamin Mason and Martha Fairbanks. An Ancestor Chart for Joseph can be found at Ancestry.com .

Children of Annie and Joseph:

  1. Infant Mason, b. and d. Dublin, Cheshire Co., NH.
  2. Samuel Mason, b. 29 Mar 1771, Dublin, and d. there 20 Oct 1822. He m. Mary Willard (1777-1847).
  3. Hepzibah Mason, b. 2 Dec 1773, Dublin, and d. 13 Sep 1813, Cortland, NY. She m. Philip Cummings (1770-1824).
  4. Nathaniel Mason, b. 8 Feb 1776, Dublin, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 12 Nov 1841, Sullivan, Cheshire Co., NH. He m. Sally Stone in 1800. She was b. 11 Mar 1780, either in Oxford, Worcester Co., MA, or Fitzwilliam, NH, and d. 1865,. She was the dau. of Hezekiah Stone Jr. and Elizabeth Gooch Ballard. An Ancestor Chart for Sally can be found at Ancestry.com . Son:
    1. Jesse Mason. He m. Mary Leavitt. Daughter:
      1. Sarah Angeline Mason, b. 1835 and d. 1893. She m. Alden Harrington. He was b. 1831 and d. 1868. Daughter:
        1. Lillian Harrington, b. 1864. She m. James Templeton Broadfoot.
    2. Sarah Mason, b. Mar 1805, Sullivan, NH, and d. 17 Feb 1887, Neponset, RI. She m. Stillman Stone on 2 Jun 1830. For their children and descendants see Ancestry.com .
    3. Lorenzo Walker Mason, b. 1823 and d. 1902. He m. Eleanor Jane Kennard in 1850. She was b. 1829 and d. 1914. Children:
      1. Adeline Meyria Mason, b. 1864 and d. 1949. She m. 1st John Milton Curtis, b. 1864. She m. 2nd Charles Henry Kingsbury in 1889. He was b. 1860 and d. 1904 Children:
        1. Mary Adeline Kingsbury [269] b. 1901 and d. 1978. She m. Frank H. Huntley. They appear in the 1930 census in Marlborough, Cheshire Co., NH. He was b. c. 1898, NH. She is Marcia Maloney's grandmother. Children:
          1. Alton F. Huntley, b. 27 Feb 1918, NH, obtained his SS# in VT, and d. 13 Jan 1998 in Enfield, Hartford Co., CT (per SSDI). At home in Marlborough in 1930.
          2. Ira H. Huntley, b. c. 1921, NH. At home in Marlborough in 1930. Not in SSDI in 2008.
          3. Richard K. Huntley, b. 3 Jun 1925, NH, obtained his SS# in NH, and d. 30 Jan 1998 in Keene, Cheshire Co., NH (per SSDI). At home in Marlborough in 1930.
        2. Henry Lorenzo Kingsbury [272] b. 1890 and d. 1981
        3. Eleanor Lucretia Kingsbury [465] b. 1892 and d. 1975
        4. Lillian May Kingsbury [466] b. 1894 and d. 1969
        5. Agnes Helen Kingsbury [467] b. 1896 and 1970
        6. George Edwin Kingsbury [468] b. 1898 and d. 1946.
          1. Charlotte Kingsbury, b. 1905 and d. 1964.

      2. Ann Sarah Mason. She m. Mason A. Nims.
      3. Jesse Renaldo Mason [2061]
      4. John Lorenzo Mason [2062]
      5. Addiza Jane Mason [2064]
      6. Lillian Helen Mason [2065]. He m. Ora Desbrow Bridge.
  5. Martha Mason, b. 20 Dec 1777, Dublin, NH, and d. 20 Oct 1813, Homer, NY. She m. Ephraim Adams (1767-1820)
  6. Nancy Mason, b. 27 Oct 1781, Dublin, Cheshire Co., NH. She m. Elijah Willard on 16 Jun 1807. He was b. 7 Feb 1776, Harvard, MA, son of Rev. Elijah Willard and Mary Atherton. An Ancestor Chart for Elijah can be found at Ancestry.com .
  7. Joseph Mason, b. 3 Dec 1781, Dublin, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 8 Mar 1860, Sullivan, Cheshire Co., NH. He m. Arethusa French (1778-1866).
  8. Hannah Mason, b. 15 Oct 1783, Dublin, NH, and d. 22 Jul 1864.
  9. Sarah Mason, b. 9 Jul 1787, Dublin, and d. 15 Jun 1864, Roxbury, NH. She m. 1st. Cyrus Waskefield, b. 1779. She m. 2nd Josiah Woodward (1766-1848)
  10. Mary Mason, b. 3 Dec 1789, Dublin, NH, and d. 19 Feb 1870 in Keene, Cheshire Co., NH. She m. Oliver Brown (1782-1831)

23. Caleb Prentice, son of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. He lived in Cambridge, owned land in Harvard Square, as per his Deed of 1752 to the town of Cambridge, "ten perches of land (1 perch = 30.24 sq. yards), on which to build a court house. Southerly and southeast of the highway, and on every part of my own land," the Deed and plan on registry deeds, East Cambridge records. Drake's "Historic Fields and Mansions of Middlesex" says this court house stood about where in 1883 the Lyceum building did, and was moved to the rear of that building, and yet remained in 1883 as workshops.

Caleb Prentice died 19 Nov 1772, age 52. His Will, 14 Jan 1770, inventory, L1,54 14s, 3d., included "shoemaker's shop" and "potash works."

Caleb m. Lydia Whittemore 17 Sep 1744, dau. of Dea. Samuel Whittemore, Cambridge and m., 2nd, Widow Rebecca (Kent) Rockwell of Milk Row, Somerville, MA on 20 Dec 1768. She survived her husband upwards of 35 years. Children of Caleb and Lydia. 

i.	Caleb Prentice, b. 17 Apr 1745; d. 14 Aug 1745.
ii.	Caleb Prentice, b. 14 Feb. 1746; bapt. 16 Nov 1746. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [58]
iii.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 24 Sep 1748 and d. c. 1774.  She m. Beniah Davenport
	on 3 Oct 1769, of Sherborn, MA; left one daughter, Elizabeth Prentice who died
	young.
iv.	Samuel Prentice, b. Feb 1749-50; d. young.
v.	Samuel Prentice, b. 26 May 1753. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [59]
vi.	William Prentice, b. 1 Dec 1754. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [60]
vii.	Henry Prentice, b. 1 Feb 1757; died young.
viii.	Lydia Prentice, b. 27 Jan 1759; m. 1 Jul 1779 Sargent
	Smith of Gloucester, MA and d. 2 Aug 1787; left a dau. who d. 
	at age 14 years.  Several children died in infancy.
ix.	Henry Prentice, b. Dec 1759 and bap. Dec 1759 (per. Binney's 1852 book, pg. 99); 
	died 1794, single.  He was in business in London, 1790, with his brother, William.
24. Martha Prentice, dau. of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. She m. John Ware on 16 Jun 1743, Cambridge, farmer of Sherborn, MA and son of Joseph Ware. She died there c. 1805. It was said that 80 of her 101 descendants were living in 1804. Children:

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  • Elizabeth Ware m. Peter Bullard. Ancestor Charts for Peter can be found at Ancestry.com . Descendant information for them can be found at Ancestry.com
  • Mary Ware, b. 5 Dec 1748, , Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA. She m. Jonathan Holbrook on 6 Dec 1758, Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA. He was b. Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA.
  • Joseph Ware m. Grace Coolidge. . . . . . . . . . . . . [24.1]
  • John Ware, b. 4 Jul 1753, Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 14 Sep 1833, Deerfield, Franklin Co., MA., He m. 1st Hannah Leland Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Descendant information for them can be found at Ancestry.com . John m. 2nd Zuriah Brown.
  • Martha Ware, b. 1766 in Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . [24.2]
  • Benjamin Ware of Sherborn, MA. He was wounded by grape shot at the battle of Bunker Hill.
  • Persis Ware; she married William Adams. . . . . . . . . . . . [24.3
  • Henry Ware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [24.4]

    24.1 Joseph Ware, b. 30 Apr 1751, Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA. He participated in the battle of Lexington.

    He m. Grace Coolidge. She was b. 27 May 1755, Sherborn. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children:

    1. Ashur Ware (per Ancestry.com)
    2. Alpheus Ware (per Ancestry.com)
    3. Henry Ware (per Ancestry.com)
    4. Patty Ware (per Ancestry.com)
    5. Hepzibah Ware; m. a Mr. Prentiss (per Binney's 1883 Prentice book).
    6. Betsey Ware

    24.2 Martha Ware, b. 1766 in Sherborn, Middl3sex Co., MA and d. 23 Sep 1825, Framingham, Middlesex Co., MA.

    She married Joel Coolidge. He was b. 19 Jul 1759, Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 5 Oct 1841 in Framingham, Middlesex Co., MA. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com Children, per Ancestry.com:

    1. Charles Coolidge b. 30 Jan 1782 in Sherborn, Middlesex, MA
    2. Mehitabel Coolidge b. 24 Mar 1784 in Sherborn, Middlesex, MA
    3. Sophia Coolidge b. 15 Mar 1787 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA
    4. Patty Coolidge b. 23 Jul 1789 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA
    5. Sally Coolidge b. 27 Mar 1792 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA
    6. Francis Coolidge b. 24 Sep 1794 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA
    7. Henry Ware Coolidge b. 03 May 1797 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA
    8. Joseph B. Coolidge b. 21 Dec 1799 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA
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    24.3 Persis Ware. b. 12 Aug 1761, and d. Feb 1830. She married William Adams. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children, per Ancestry.com: 

     2 Henry Adams b: 29 Aug 1782 d: 24 Dec 1863
      + Martha G. Cleveland b: 7 Jav 1789 d: 4 Jan 1865
        3 Martha Adams b. c.  1814,  She m. West Ward.
        3 Amos Adams b. c. 1815
        3 James Adams b. c. 1817
        3 Mary Adams b. c. 1819.  She m. Adin Smith, b. c. 1815.
            4 Martha Smith b. c. 1838
            4 Ellen Smith b. c. 1840
        3 Louisa Adams b. c. 1821
          + Adin Smith b. c.  1815
            4 Mary Smith b. c. 1842
            4 Lucy Smith b. c. 1844
            4 Waldo Smith b. c. 1846
        3 Lizzie Adams b. c. 1823
          + Charles Spooner b. c. 1820
            4 Edna Spooner b. c. 1845
            4 Frank Spooner b. c. 1847

    24.4. Henry Ware, a minister in Cambridge, MA, married, first, Mary Clerk. He married, second, Mary Otis, daughter of James Otis. Henry died on 12 Jul 1845 at the age of 81. Children: 

    i.	Fanny Ware; died young.
ii.	Julia Ware; died young.
iii.	Lucy Clark Ware; married Rev. Joseph Allen of Northboro,MA.
iv.	Mary Cotton Ware; married Jairus Lincoln of Northboro.
v.	Henry Ware; married, first, Elizabeth Waterhouse.  He
	married, second, Mary Lovell Pickard.  Henry died on 22 Sep 1843.
vi.	John Ware; married, first, Helen Lincoln.  He married,
	second, Mary G. Chandler.  Children:
	1.	Lucy Ware; married Zabdiel A. Willard.
	2.	William Ware, b. 1827 and d. 1832.
	3.	John Ware.
	4.	Robert Ware.
	5.	Edith Ware; married Albert F. Size.
	6.	Helen L. Ware.
	7.	Frances C. Ware.
vii.	William Ware, Unitarian minister.
viii.	(unknown) Ware.
ix.	Azariah Ware of Sherborn.

    25. Elizabeth Prentice, dau. of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. She was b. 17 Oct & bapt. 26 Oct 1727 and d. 10 Aug 1769.

    Elizabeth m. Rev. Amos Adams (1728-1775), minister of Dorchester and Harvard College (1752) on 18 Oct 1753 at Roxbury, MA. Amos died 5 Oct 1775, age 47 or 48 in the 23rd year of his ministry. Ancestor Charts for Amos can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Elizabeth Adams; b. aft. 1753, m. Rev. John Bullard of Pepperell, MA and had a large family.
    2. Sarah Adams, b. 26 Mar 1769, Roxbury & d. 1836. . . . . . . . . . [25a]
    3. Joseph Adams, b. c. 1767 and d. c. 1856. He m. Deborah Marshand settled in Litchfield, CT. Known children with additional descendant information available on Ancestry.com .
      1. Sally Adams, b. c. 1792.
      2. John Marsh Adams, b. c. 1801.
      3. Charles Adams, b. c. 1805
    4. Harry Adams, b. 1758 and d. 1793. . . . . . . . . . [25b]

    25a. Sarah Adams, b. 26 Mar 1769, Roxbury & d. 1836.

    She m. Giles Richards of Dedham, MA on 6 Oct 1789. He was b. 17 Feb 1754, Waterbury, CT. and d. 3 Jun 1829, Dedham, MA. Extensive Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    a.	Sarah Richards; m. Amos Lawrence, Esq.
b.	(dau.) Richards; m. John R. Adan, lawyer, of Boston.
c.	Amos Adams Richards; b. 6 Jan 1794, Boston & d. 19 Apr 
	1872, Chicago, IL;  m. 28 Nov 1836 Hannah Stone in 
	Cleveland, OH.  She was b. 4 Nov 1810, Walpole,
	NH & d. 4 Sep 1893, Chicago.  Children:
	1.	Henry Adams Richards, b. 28 Apr 1843, Dayton, OH & d. 19 
		Apr 1872, Chicago; m. Oct 1865 Louisa Jones and had:
		a.	Frances Jones Richards, b. 6 Jan 1867, Chattanooga, 
			TN & d. 3 Jul 1901.; m. 24 Sep 1891, Helen Hume 
			and had:
			i.	May Louise Richards, b. 26 Apr 1893, Chicago 
				& d. 10 Jun 1963, Ravenna, Portage, OH;  
				m. 6 Nov 1912, Kent, OH, Hugo Birkner.
    25b. Harry Adams, b. 1758 and d. 1793, son of Elizabeth Prentice and Amos Adams. He m. Sally Pelton in 1778. She was b. 1760. (DAR Lineage Book, 116/100)

    1. Sally/Sallie Adams (1779-1851) m. 1801 Ephraim Morrison (1781-1851).
      1. Ezekial/Ezekiel Morrison, b. c. 1810, NY, and d. 1895. He m. 1840 Carolyn Van Duser, b. 1815, NY, and d. 1879. They appear in the 1870 census in Chicago, Ward 9, Cook Co., IL, with his apparent brother, Orsenay Morrison, b. c. 1810, VT, and their children:
        1. Charles Morrison, b. c. 1856, IL.
        2. Lorenzo Morrison, b. c. 1840, IL.
        3. Lucy Morrison, b. c. 1843, IL.
        4. Abiel/Abbiel Morrison, b. c. 1842 and d. 1912. She m. Dr. John MacAlister who was b. 1835 and d. 1871. They had 1 or more children, including:
          1. Carrie MacAlister, b. Chicago, Cook, IL. She m. Orson Kellog Tyler. (DAR 116/100)

    26. Hepzibah Prentice, dau. of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. She d. Nov 1811, age 78.

    She m. Rev. Jacob Foster (Forster in DAR Lineage Book) of Berwick and Packersfield (later Nelson) NH on 13 Oct 1756. He d. there 3 Dec 1798. He was a graduate of Harvard and served as chaplain in Col. James Scammons' regimen during the Rev. War. He was born in Hollister, Mass.; died in Packersfield, N. H. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	Hepzibah Foster, b. 18 Jul 1757; m. David Rainsford.
ii.	Jacob Foster, b. 25 May 1759; died young.
iii.	Sophia Foster, b. 19 May 1760; m. Samuel Griffin.
iv.	Nathan Foster, b. 9 Sep 1762; lost at sea in 1790.
v.	Jacob Foster, b. 23 Jun 1764; cabinetmaker, Charlestown, MA.  
	Married Rebecca Vose.  Daughter (Per DAR 9/232):
	a.	Rebecca Forster who m. Joseph Damon.  Son:
		1.	Albert Forster Damon who m. Carlota/Carlotta 
		Mathues.  Daughter:
			a.	Caroline Damon who m. Samuel Thomas Kerr.
vi.	Henry Foster, b. 17 Sep 1766.  Married Susanna Hooper.
	a.	Prentiss Foster m. Philena Russell.
		1.	Henry Thomas Foster m. Hannah M. Fuller.
			a.	Annie Foster, b. Walpole, NH, m. Daniel C. 
				Cahalane.   (DAR 49/295)
		2.	Velma E. Foster, b. Walpole, NH.  (DAR 50/346)

	Henry married, second, Eliza Marsh.  (DAR 63/101)

	b.	Katherine J. Foster, b. Walpole, NH.  She m. Benjamin Adams.

vii.	Elizabeth Foster, b. 4 Oct 1768; m. Mr. Beal.
viii.	David Foster, b. 10 Aug 1770; m. Miss White.
ix.	Caleb Foster, b. 13 May 1773; d. 4 Mar 1777.
x.	Rebecca Foster, b. 12 Aug 1775; m. Salmon Hooper of Walpole, MA.
	a.	Foster Hooper, M. D., m. Nancy Legge Wood.
		1.	Sarah Jane Hooper m. William Gray Bennett.
			a.	Cora Gray Bennett, b. MA,. m. Edward A. 
				Chace.  (DAR 14/157)
		2.	Mary Louisa Hooper, b. MA, m. Charles Anselm 
			Bassett.  (DAR 15/201)
		3.	Sarah Jane Hooper m. William G. Bennett.
			a.	Cora Gray Bennett m. 1876 Edward A. 
				Chace.
				i.	Mary Durfee Chace, b. Broston Co., 
					MA m. George Howard Winslow.  
					(DAR 69/53)
    27. Nathan Prentice, son of Dea. Henry and Elizabeth. Harvard College, 1756. Nathan was a trader in Berwick, but moved to Cambridge, MA and died there 29 Jul 1769, age 31 (gravestone opposite the colleges).

    He m. Mehitable Spencer of Berwick, ME. She was b. 1741 and d. 1776, dau. of William Spencer and Mary Plaisted. An Ancestor Chart for Mehitable can be found at Ancestry.com . After Nathan's death, she m. 2nd Edward Davis of Boston on 15 Jul 1778. Children: 

    i.	William Prentice, died young.
ii.	Mehitable Prentice, died young.
iii.	Henry Prentice, b. 25 Jul 1767, Berwick, ME.		[61]
iv.	Nathan Prentice, b. 25 Jul 1767, Berwick, ME.		[62]
v.	Mehitable Prentice, bapt. 4 Jun 1769.			[63]

    28. Sarah Prentice of Cambridge. She was chr. 25 Jan 1741, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA and d. Apr 1802, Meredith, NH (per Ancestry.com).

    She m. 15 Sep 1756 Charles Hill in Cambridge and d. Apr 1802; son of Judge John Hill of Berwick, ME; was a Major in the Army, distantly related to and an intimate friend of Sr. William Pepperell. Member of the governor's council, 1755-71, justice of the peace, etc. Good conversationalist and very religious. Died in 1819, age 85. Ancestor Charts can be found for Charles at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    	i.	John Hill.
	ii.	Sarah Hill.
	iii.	Sarah Hill.
	iv.	Charles Hill, b. 1766; d. 1819, Lyman, MA.  	[28.1]
	v.	Henry Hill, b. 1764 and d. 1804.		[28.2]
	vi.	Sarah Hill				[28.3]
	vii.	Elizabeth Hill				[28.4]
	viii.	Leavitt Hill				[28.5]
	ix.	Thomas Hill.
	x.	George Hill.				[28.6]
	xi.	John Hill.
	xii.	Amos A. Hill.
	xiii.	Thomas P. Hill, b. 23 May 1781; married, in 1818, Sophia
		(surname unknown) of Conway, NH and had a child that died 
		in 1819; he	married, second, Mrs. Phoebe C. Marsh of Bath, 
		ME.
	ix.	Mary Hill, born 1785			[28.7]

		(See Hill Family in the Genealogical Register, 1857.)

    28.1 Charles Hill, b. 1766; d. 1819, Lyman, MA. He m. 1st Martha Day.

    1. Charles Hill, b. 1788, of Lyman, ME.

    Charles m., 2nd, an unknown wife; no children. Charles m., 3rd, an unknown wife and had:

    1. Martha Hill.
    2. John Hill.
    3. Deborah Hill.
    4. Abigail Hill.
    5. Leavitt Hill
    6. Sarah P. Hill.
    7. Simon Hill.
    8. Amos A. Hill.

    Charles m., 4th, an unknown wife and had:

    1. Henry Hill.
    2. Samuel P. Hill.
    3. Lucy Hill who died in infancy in 1816.

    28.2 Henry Hill, b. 1764 and d. 1804. Children:

    1. Sarah Hill.
    2. Henry Hill
    3. Hepzibah Hill.
    4. Elizabeth Hill.
    5. Amos Hill.
    6. Thomas P. Hill.

    28.3 Sarah Hill; m. Moses Yenton, farmer, Berwick, ME. Children:

    1. Lucy Yenton.
    2. Alice Yenton
    3. Cyrus Yenton.
    4. Mahalah Yenton.
    5. Mary Yenton.
    6. Elizabeth Yenton.
    7. Susan C. Yenton.
    8. Caroline Yenton.
    9. Leavitt Yenton.
    10. Sarah P. Yenton
    11. Moses Yenton.

    28.4 Elizabeth Hill. She m Elijah Clemmans. Children:

    1. Leavitt Clemmans.
    2. George Clemmans.
    3. Amos A. Clemmans.
    4. Thomas P. Clemmans.

    28.5 Leavitt Hill. He m. Miss Russell. Children:

    1. Sarah Hill.
    2. John Hill.
    3. Abigail Hill.
    4. Eunice Hill.
    5. Thomas Hill.
    6. Mary Hill.
    7. Leavitt Hill.
    8. Charles Hill.

    28.6 George Hill. He m. Penelope Parker. Children:

    1. Mary Hill.
    2. Caleb Hill who settled in Dorchester, MA.
    3. Samuel Hill who went to SC.
    4. Naomi Hill.
    5. Sally Hill.
    6. Joshua Hill.
    7. Betsy Hill.
    8. James Hill.

    28.7 Mary Hill, born 1785; married John Evans in 1804. John was a farmer Fribourg, ME. Children:

    1. Henry Evans II.
    2. Thomas S. Evans.
    3. John Evans.
    4. Charles Evans.
    5. Amos Evans.
    6. James O. Evans.
    7. Prentiss Evans.
    8. Sarah E. Evans.
    9. Stephen Evans.
    10. George Evans.

    29. Henry Prentice. He was b. 4 Apr 1711, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and is thought to have died between 2 Dec 1784 and 1797. His occupation was that of a Cooper in Cambridge. His residence was on the Easterly corner of Garden and Mason Streets, on estate afterwards owned by Judge Fay., Cambridge (per Ancestry.com). ; m. Sarah Hill 19 Aug 1735, dau. of Jacob and Susannah Hill. d. 8 Jul 1736, age 21. and only 6 days after giving birth to her son, Jacob, below. Children:

    1. Jacob Prentice, b. 2 Jul 1736; bap. 4 Jul 1736. He d. young.

    Henry m. 2nd Susannah Brown on 12 Jan 1737/8 in Waltham, Middlesex Co., MA. She was b. 16 May 1714, Watertown, and was the dau. of Dea. William Brown and Hannah Pease of Watertown on 12 Jan 1737-8; she was b. 16 May 1714, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, & d. 1774 in Watertown. Ancestor Charts for Susanna Brown can be found at Ancestry.com . Childen:

    1. Joseph Prentice, bap. 15 Apr 1739. . . . . . . . . . . . [29.10]
    2. Abigail Prentice, bapt. 25 May 1840 and d. 1792; married on 22 Sep 1763, Cambridge, Rev. Bunker Gay. Resident of Hinsdale, 1778. He was b. 31 Jul 1735 and d. 19 Oct 1815. Children per Ancestry.com:
      1. Bunker Gay, b. 21 Jun 1764 in Hinsdale, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 20 Sep 1775, age 11 years.
      2. Abigail Gay, b. 1768 in Dedham, Norfolk Co., MA, and d. 1842. She m. Seth Hooker. Daughter:
        1. Sarah Gay Hooker, b. 22 Jun 1797, Hinsdale, NH. She m. Elihu Stebbins. For descendants, see Ancestry.com .
      3. John Gay, b. 1770, Dedham, Norfolk Co., MA, and d. 24 Mar 1780, age 10 years.
      4. Calvin Gay Sr., b. 1770 in Hinsdale, Cheshire Co, NH, and d. 4 Sep 1775, age 5 years..
      5. Sally Gay, b. 1772, Dedham, Norfolk Co., MA, and d. 29 Jul 1783, age 11 years.

    3. William Prentice, bap. 3 Oct 1742 and d. young.
    4. John Prentice, bapt. 7 Oct 1744, of Marblehead, MA and of Londonderry, NH. . . . . . . . . [29.15]
    5. Jacob Prentice, bapt. 23 Mar 1745. Not in Ancestry.com as of Feb 2006.
    6. William Prentice, bapt. 26 Dec 1746-7. . . . . . . . . . . [29.20]
    7. Henry Prentice, b. 22 Jan 1748-9 and d. 12 Nov 1806, Cambridge. Tailor. His residence in 1778 was on the East side of North Avenue, opposite the Common, Cambridge. He m. Elizabeth Phillips c. 1770, dau. of Samuel Phillips of Boston. Three children, all died young. Henry d. 12 Nov 1806 and Elizabeth d. 24 Feb 1807, Cambridge.
    8. Sarah Prentice, bapt. 21 Oct 1751; m. Jonas Prentice (#48) on 12 Nov 1777, Cambridge. Mrs. Ireland in 1852 said both William and Henry were ruined by intemperance.
    9. Patty Prentice (per Ancestry.com). She m. Moses Leavitt Neal on 22 Feb 1796 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH. He was b. 1 Apr 1766 in North Hampton, Rockingham Co., NH. Children (per Ancestry.com):
      1. Elisabeth Lewis Neal
      2. Moses Leavitt Neal
      3. John Prentiss Neal, b. c. 1797 in NH
      4. Samuel Adams Neal
      5. Joseph Lemmon Neal
      6. James Armstrong Neal
      7. Mary Cheney Neal b: 9 Jun 1815 in NH

    29.10 Joseph Prentice, son of Henry Prentice and Sarah Hill, was bapt. 15 Apr 1739. He might be the Joseph Prentice with wife, Sarah Cooper, and in the 1840 and 1850 census lived in Hinsdale, Cheshire Co., NH since his sister lived at Hinsdale. Additional documentation should be sought. Children of Joseph and Sarah (per IGI):

    1. Sarah Prentice, b. 23 Aug 1766 Hinsdale Twp, Cheshire, NH (per IGI)
    2. Sally Prentice, b. c. 1751-1776. She is probably the Sally Prentice shown in the IGI as the dau. of Joseph Prentice, b. c. 1769, "of Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH", and d. 1 Jul 1792. That Sally m. Daniel Farr on 26 Sep 1790, Chesterfield, NH. He was b. 5 Apr 1768 in Chesterfield. The proximity of the marriage date to her death date suggests she might have died in childbirth. They did have a child:
      1. Amaziah Farr, b. 1 Jun 1791 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH.
    3. John Prentice, b. 30 Nov 1769 Hinsdale Twp, Cheshire, NH (per IGI). Not in Ancestry.com as of Feb 2006.
    4. Joseph Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1774 Hinsdale Twp, Cheshire, NH. . . . . . . . . . [29.11]
    5. Elijah Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1776, Hinsdale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.30]
    6. Sophia Prentice, b. 9 Feb 1779 Hinsdale Twp, Cheshire, NH (per IGI)

    29.11 Joseph Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1774 Hinsdale Twp, Cheshire, NH. He is likely the Joseph Prentice, son of Joseph, shown in Ancestry.com who was b. 20 Sep 1774 and d. 24 Jan 1858 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH.

    The 1850 Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH census shows Joseph Prentiss and his unnamed wife, probably Persis Davis, b. 9 Jul 1783, Chesterfield, Cheshire, NH. (See the 1860 census where she is living with her son, Bradley

    Joseph might be related to Robert Prentiss, discussed on pg. 462 of our new PRENTICE book. Robert Prentiss was born 13 Oct 1770 in Winchester, Cheshire Co., NH. Winchester lies only about 10 miles south of Chesterfield. Robert's father was said to have been a captain in the army and born in Boston.

    Children of Joseph Prentice:

    1. Russell D Prentice, b. 25 Dec 1806 in Townshend, Windham, VT, and d. 4 Mar 1832, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., VT, age 26 years.
    2. Savona Prentice, b. 2 Jan 1810 in Townshend, Windham, VT, and d. 11 Sep 1878. She m. Ira Dunham on 26 Nov 1829. He was b. 6 Dec 1806 in Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 11 Sep 1878 in Hinsdale, Cheshire, NH. Children:
      1. Horace Dunham, b. 5 Jan 1831 and d. 18 Feb 1865. He m. Jane Robinson on 12 Apr 1852.
      2. William R Dunham, b. 15 Dec 1833 in Chesterfield, Cheshire, New Hampshire. He m. Mary Ann Prentice (See #29.12(i), below).
      3. German Dunham, b. 26 Apr 1839
      4. Ellen F Dunham, b. 24 Apr 1841. She m. Leroy A. Thyer on 7 Oct 1858.
      5. Martha P Dunham, b. 26 May 1845. She m. Peter M. Mahan on 17 Jan 1871.
      6. Ira Leroy Dunham, b. 1 Jan 1855. He m. Imogene Stout.
    3. Bradley Prentiss, farmer, b. c. 1811, NH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.12]
    4. Alinza Prentice, b. 28 Apr 1813 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. She m. Josiah Dunham on 14 Jun 1818, Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., NH. He was b. 14 Jun 1818, Westmoreland. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Henry F. Dunham, b. 29 May 1850, Chesterfield Cheshire Co., NH. He m. Ellem M. Field on 27 Nov 1872. Children:
        1. Bertha L. Dunham, b. 18 Jul 1874
        2. Nina Ethel Dunham, b. 14 Dec 1879
    5. Mary Ann Prentice, b. 24 May 1814 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. She m. John Baker.
    6. Snow Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1825, Chesterfield, NH. . . . . . . . .[29.13]

    29.12 Bradley Prentiss, farmer, b. c. 1811, NH. (per 1820 Chesterfield census showing son, as b. 1810-1820 and in the 1830 census as b. 1810-1815. Bradley appears in the 1850 & 1860 Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. census with his wife and family.

    He m. Sally Barrows, b. c. 1808 in Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., NH, his father, Joseph, in the 1850 census and his mother, Persis in the 1860 census. Bradley and his wife, Sally, appear in the 1870 census in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. Children (per Ancestry.com):

    1. Mary Ann Prentiss, b. 11 Dec 1832, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. She m. William R. Dunham on 6 Jan 1858. He was b. 15 Dec 1833, Chesterfield.
    2. George W. Prentiss, b. 11 May 1834, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 18 Mar 1882, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. At home in 1860 and 1870. Not in 1880 census.
    3. Phila Prentiss, b. 14 Mar 1838 in Chesterfield and d. 27 Mar 1864 in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. She m. Frank H. Farr. He was b. 4 Aug 1836 in Chesterfield and d. 24 Jan 1895, Braddleboro. He was the son of Worchester Farr and Abial Kneeland. An Ancestor Chart for Frank can be found at Ancestry.com . Phila and Frank had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Sidney H. Farr, b. 12 Jan 1862, Chesterfield.

      After Phila died, Frank m. 2nd Ellen J. Wilson on 30 Jan 1866. She was b. in Keene, NH. They had children: Frank E., Alice M., and Grace W. Farr.

    4. Persis Prentiss, b. c. 1844. Not home in 1860.
    5. Jane P. Prentiss, b. 5 Jun 1845 in Chesterfield and d. 30 Dec 1868 (may be same person as Persis, above). She m. Edward Hill.
    6. Martha Prentiss, b. 26 May 1849, Chesterfield. At home in 1860. She m. 1st. Edward Tyler. Martha m. 2nd Benjamin Richards. Children of Martha and Edward:
      1. Edward "Ned" Tyler Bradley Prentice was b. 14 May 1869, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT, and d. 30 Jan 1914 under the name of Ned Prentice aka Edward Tyler Prentice of "Catarshal Pneumonia", age 44, per Vermont Death Records . He may be the Edward Prentice, b. c. 1870, United States, who is shown in the 1910 census in Brattleboro as divorced and an inmate/patient at an institution called the Brattleboro Retreat. A Google search shows it to be a private psychiatric hospital founded in 1834, originally known as the Vermont Asylum for the Insane. His Death Record says he was divorced at the time of his 1914 death.

        He m. Mary Garrity on 23 Dec 1899 in Brattleboro. She was b. 6 Mar 1876, Milltown, Co. Clare, Ireland, immigrated to American sometime before 1899, and d. 1 Sep 1980 per IGI. She was the one of the 12 children of Patrick Garrity and Bridget Neviah; more about them, their descendants and their Ancestor Charts can be found in the IGI and Ancestry.com.

        It is unclear whether she is the Mary Prentice shown in the 1900 census in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT, as b. May 1880, Ireland and who is shown as a servant, married, but no husband is shown. It shows her immigration from Ireland to America in 1893.

        It is probable that the children of Edward and Mary are shown in the 1910 and 1920 Brattleboro census in the home of Charles Smith and Anna Smith where they are called nieces and nephews in 1910 and called adopted children in 1920. Anna Smith was born in Ireland and is probably a sister to Mary Garrity. Children shown:

      2. Beatrice Sarah Prentice, b. 10 Aug 1903, Brattleboro, and d. there 13 Dec 1965. At home in 1910 and 1920 in Brattleboro. She m. Gardner James Coyle of Springfield, MA, on 7 May 1923 in Brattleboro. He was b. 30 Jul 1903, ME and d. 11 Oct 1988 at an unspecified location per SSDI. He was an Ironworker, son of Henry Philip Coyle (b. Canada) and Ella Coloumbe (b. ME). They appear in the 1930 census in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. Daughter:

        1. Geraldine Coyle, b. c. 1926, MA. 1930 at home in Springfield, MA. She m. Otto Paier Sr. Although confirmation is needed, he may be the Otto A. Paier shown in the SSDI as b. 11 Oct 1921, obtained his SS# in MA, and d. 4 Dec 1990 at an unspecified location. Otto is the son of Joseph Paier shown in the 1930 W. Springfield, MA, census as b. 1892, Italy with his wife, Jennie, b. c. 1894, Italy.

          Joseph Paier may be the Guiseppi Paier shown in the SSDI as b. 24 Dec 1892, obtainred his SS# in MA, and d. Jan 1973 in W. Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. Jennie Paier may be the Genni Paier shown in the SSDI as b. 18 Nov 1893, obtained her SS# in MA, and d. Mar 1974 in W. Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. 5 Children per Otto Paier, email, 22 Jun 2010.

          1. Otto Paier.
          2. Joanne Paier.
          3. (child) Paier.
          4. (child) Paier
          5. (child) Paier.

        Beatrice apparently m. 2nd a Mr. Bokum as that is her surname on her Vt Death Certificate at Vermont Death Records .

      3. Bridget Prentice, b. 11 May 1908, VT, and d. 4 Dec 1983 in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT per Vermont Death Records . At home in 1910 and 1920 in Brattleboro. Occupation: Sales clerk. She did not marry.

      4. Loretta B. (Bridget?) Prentice. See Bridget Prentice, above, who is called "Loretta Prentice" in the 1920 census.

      5. Anna Elizabeth Prentice, b c. 1907, VT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.12.2]

      6. Charles Edward Prentice, b. c. 1908, VT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.12.3]

    29.12.2. Anna Elizabeth Prentice, (called Elizabeth Ann Prentice on her VT Death Record) b 26 Sep 1906, VT, and d. Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. Bur. in St. Michael Cem., Brattleboro. At her death she was a Laundry Worker. At home in 1910 and 1920 in Brattleboro.

    She m. Mr. Gray. He prececeased Anna as she is called Widowed in her VT Death Record. The "Informant" on Anna's death record is Donald Gray of Indian Acres, Hinsdale, NH. Since her husband was deceased, Donald Gray might be their son.

    29.1.3. Charles Edward Prentice, b. 12 Dec 1908, Brattleboro, Chittenden Co., VT, and d. 25 Aug 1966, age 57, Windsor,Windsor Co., VT, of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. His death record shows his death as a ""Pending Suicide." A later Amended Death Record lists his death as a "Suicide" ;with "Acute Alcoholish" as an other "Significant Condition." Bur. in Oak Grove Cemetery, Enfield, NH. (Called Edward Charles Prentice in 1920 census). At home in 1910 and 1920 in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT.census. His occupation at death was a Machinist at a Machine Tool business. He is probably the Charles E. Prentice shown in the 1930 census in Keene, Cheshire Co., VT, as a lodger, single, b. c. 1908, VT, with his father b. in VT and mother in Ireland.

    In 1934, living in Lebanon, NH, he m. May Emily Knight on 29 Nov 1934 in Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT, at the age of 27. He was then a Meat Manager, A&P. Ref: Vermont Marriage Records . She was a School Teacher, b. c. 1912, Endfield, NH, and was the dau. of Milo Knight (b. New London, NH) and Vennie Goss (b. Meriden, NH). Milo Knight is probably the Milo L. Knight, who appears in the 1900 census in Canaan, Grafton Co., NH, as b. May 1881 in NH. May's obituary reads as follows:

      Rutland Herald (VT) - Tuesday, January 11, 2005: May K. Prentice

      WINDSOR - May Knight Prentice passed away Wednesday (Jan. 5, 2005) at the Genesis Elder Center in Lebanon, N.H., where she has resided for over seven years.

      She was born in Enfield, N.H., the daughter of Milo L. and Vinnie (Goss) Knight. As a young student, she participated in several musical groups. She was a graduate of Keene Teachers College, Durham College, acquiring credits at Arizona State University in Phoenix, Ariz., and Lebanon College in Lebanon, N.H. She married Charles E. Prentice, a Lebanon businessman, on Nov. 27, 1934, in Randolph, Vt. She was well respected by her colleagues and beloved by all her students everywhere.

      She was predeceased by her husband in 1966, and by her son Captain Charles C. Prentice, as well as one brother, Ralph Knight, and two sisters, Iola Flanders and Janette Woodward.

      Survivors include one son, Dr. Jon Prentice and his wife Gina, of Carlsbad, Calif.; one other daughter-in-law, Barbara Dunbar Prentice Cole of Texas; five grandchildren, Daniel Prentice of Montana, Kristi Prentice Reitan and Thomas Prentice, both of Texas, Leslie Prentice of Illinois, and Julie Prentice of California. She is also survived by seven great-grandchildren, Daniel & Rebecca Prentice, Heather Reitan Bruce & Jentry Reitan, Hayden & Hilari Prentice, and Grace Prentice Stahl. She has one great-great-granddaughter, Gracyn Bruce of Texas. She is survived by one sister, Charlotte Jones of Phoenix, Ariz., plus numerous nieces and nephews.

      The family is planning on a memorial service in early August to celebrate May's remarkable life, as well as her love of friends and family. The Knight Funeral Home in Windsor is in charge of arrangements.

    Charles and May had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Charles S. Prentice, b. 1 Nov 1935, Lebanon, NH, an d. 18 Nov 1965, at the Veterans Administatkion Center, Hartford, Windsor Co., VT, of Hodgkins Disease. Bur. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. He was a Capt. in the Armny. He had been a resident of Lebanon, NH. He m. Barbara Dunbar; 2005 in TX. Unknown if children.
    2. Jon Prentice, MD. He m. Gina. 2005 in Carlsbad, CA.

    29.13 Snow Prentiss/Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1825, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH and d. 16 Jan 1869, Chesterfield, Cheshire, NH per Ancestry.com .

    Snow m. Laura Amidon on 15 Feb 1849. She was b. 14 Aug 1826, dau. of Ephraim Amidon (1792-1851) and Martha Barrows (1797-1851). Children:

    1. Persis Martha Prentice, b. 19 Nov 1849, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.14]
    2. Ida Marie Prentice, b. 12 Oct 1851, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 16 Jun 1870, age 19..
    3. Fanny May Prentiss, b. 12 May 1855, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 31 Dec 1942, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. She m. Sidney H. Farr. He was b. c. 1862, VT. 1900, 1910 and 1910 census in Brattleboro with no children shown.

    29.14 Persis Martha Prentice, b. 19 Nov 1849, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 12 Jun 1883.

    She m. Frank A. Pierce on 25 Oct 1870, Guilford, Windham, VT. He was b. 20 Apr 1854, Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Frank Earl Pierce, b. 8 Jan 1872, Chesterfield, and d. 24 Jan 1888, age 8 years.
    2. Annie Laurie Pierce, b. 26 Oct 1874, Chesterfield and d. there 17 Feb 1938. She m. Fred Arthur Morris in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. He was b. 22 Oct 1870 in Guilford, Windham Co., VT. For children and descendants, see Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Susie Morris, b. 8 Apr 1895 in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT
      2. Marjorie Morris, b. 16 Dec 1898 in Guilford, Windham Co., VT. For descendants, see Ancestry.com.
      3. Hazel Morris, b. 29 Apr 1912 in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA . For descendants, see Ancestry.com.
      4. Ruth Morris, b. 29 Apr 1912, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
    3. Guy L. Pierce, b. 14 Jun 1878, West Chesterfield, and d. there 18 May 1962. He m. Carrie E. Hills on 3 Aug 1895, Chesterfield. She was b. 13 Sep 1878, Castleton, Rutland Co., VT. Children:
      1. Gertrude V. Pierce, b. 12 Mar 1897, Chesterfield.
      2. Gladys C. Pierce.
      3. Grace M. Pierce.
    4. Ida M. Pierce, b. 11 Jan 1880, Chesterfield,

    29.15 John Prentice, bapt. 7 Oct 1744, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 18 May 1808 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH.

    He m. 1st Ruth Lemmon, dau. of Dr. Joseph Lemmon of Marblehead, MA. She d. 1791.

    He m. 2nd Tabitha Sargent on 6 Apr 1793. She was b. 21 Mar 1769 in Haverhill, Essex Co., MA. She m. John C. Cunningham. Extensive Ancestor Charts can be found for her at Ancestry.com . Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. (perhaps) Tabitha Dorcas Prentice. For her descendants, see the Spring 2009 Prentice Newsletter article entitled Tabitha Dorcas Prentice .
    2. Ann Prentice, b. c. 1798, Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH. She m. John C. Cunningham who, after Ann's death, later m. her sister, Susan, below.
    3. Sally Prentice, b. c. 1800 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    4. Nathaniel Prentice, b. c. 1802 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    5. Henry Prentice, b. 1804 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    6. John Prentice, b. c. 1806 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    7. Nat/Nathanie/Nathan Prentice, b. c. 1808 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    8. Albert Prentice, b. c. 1810 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    9. Ruth Prentice, b. in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH
    10. Susan Prentice, b. 17 Aug 1796 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH, and d. 2 Nov 1869, Winchester, Fayette Co., TX. She is bur. in the Cunningham Cem., Smithville, Bastrop Co., TX. Susan m. 1st William Redfield. He was b. 30 Oct 1792 in Claremont, Sullivan Co., NH. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. William Redfield, b. 21 Jan 1817 in Londonderry, Rockingham County, NH, and d. 1840, Wionchester, Fayette Co., TX, In his 23rd year. He was killed at the Battle of Precidio Rio Grande in the Fall of 1840; Soldier in the Texas War for Independence 1835 - 1836.
      2. Henry Prentice Redfield, b. c. 1819 in Londonderry, Rockingham County, NH. . . . . . . [29.15a]
      3. John Albert Redfield, b. c. 1822 in Canada

      Susan m. 2nd John C. Cunningham on 31 Mar 1834. He was b/ c/ 1800 in NH and d. 21 Mar 1859 Bur. Cunningham Cem., Smithville, Bastrop Co., TX. He was the son of John C. and Susan Cunningham. He had peviously been m. Susan's sister, Ann, above. Children per Ancestry.com :

      1. Frances P Cunningham 1827-1835
      2. John Prentice Cunningham 1828-1830
      3. Mary Ann Cunningham 1831-1831
      4. George P Cunningham1831-1831
      5. John Prentice Cunningham, b. 31 Mar 1834, Bastrop, TX, and d. 21 Mar 1859, Winbchester, Fayette Co., TX. He m. Lurana Fidelia Hudson, b. 27 Dec 1840, Franklin Co., TN, and d. 1944, Round Mountain, Blanco, TX. She was the dau. of Wilson L. Hudson and Euphrinia Mathis. Daughter:
        1. Susan Prentice Cunningham, b. 28 Feb 1859, Fayette Co., TX, and d. 7 Sep 1943, Fresno, Fresno Co., CA. She ;m. Lucius Nash Halbert Jr. Info. about him and their 6 children can be found at Ancestry.com .

      That website also contains the following interesting informationabout John C. Cunningham:

        e-mail from Barbara Cheesbrough (April 9, 2004): Here is a little more information regarding my second great grandparents. John Cunningham's middle initial is C instead of S. He was awarded a Spanish land grant on April 6, 1831 for one league of land, three quarters of which was located in Bastrop County, Texas, and one quarter in Fayette County, Texas. It showed his name as John C. Cunningham. The 1850 census of Bastrop County, Texas, shows his name as John C. Cunningham. On his widow, Susan's gravemarker, it shows her second husband was John C. Cunningham. In the Probate Records of Bastrop County, Texas, 4th September 1874 John is listed as John C. Cunningham, deceased. I visited the Cunningham Cemetery which is located near Winchester, Texas. I couldn't find the grave marker for John C. Cunningham, but did find Susan's marker, as well as that of their son and my great grandfather, John Prentice Cunningham.

        Susan Prentice was married first to William Redfield. They had three sons, then were divorced. Susan's sister Ann was married to John C. Cunningham. After the death of Ann, John Cunningham married Susan, who was divorced with three sons. I haven't yet found a marriage date for them. My uncle, Lucius Halbert, who lived to be 100 years old, told me about John Cunningham marrying a divorced woman who had three sons.

    29.15a Henry Prentice Redfield, b. 27 May 1819 in Londonderry, Rockingham County, NH. John Casall's email of 28 Jun 2010 contains the following information from "The Handbook of Texas Online:"

      REDFIELD, HENRY PRENTICE (1819ñ1900). Henry Prentice Redfield, an early colonist and soldier in the Army of the Republic of Texas, was born in Derry, New Hampshire, on May 27, 1819, the son of William and Susan (Prentice) Redfield. After the death of his father, his mother married John C. Cunningham, a friend of Moses and Stephen F. Austin, and soon thereafter the family (including Henry's brothers, John Albert and William) immigrated to the Austin colony in Texas; they left New York in late 1830 and arrived by ship at Matagorda in 1831.

      They lived at San Felipe for several years, then settled on the Colorado River in lower Bastrop County on a large grant of land that became known as Cunningham's Prairie. Besides farming, the Cunninghams later ran a stagecoach inn on the old road from Austin to San Felipe.

      During the Texas Revolution Redfield was in Capt. John Henry Moore's company at the battle of Gonzales, October 2, 1835, and with Benjamin R. Milam at the siege of Bexar in early December 1835. Though not an actual participant in the battle of San Jacinto, he helped round up the fleeing Mexicans after the battle. Redfield continued to serve in the Texas army in various Indian fights and was wounded in the battle of Plum Creek on August 11, 1840. That year his brother William was killed in a battle involving the Republic of the Rio Grande.

      In 1842 Redfield was with Mathew Caldwell on the expedition against Adri·n Woll at San Antonio and fought in the battle of Salado Creek. During the Mexican War (in 1846) Redfield joined the First Texas Cavalry, United States Army, and served under Gen. Zachary Taylor at the battle of Resaca de la Palma and the siege of Monterrey.

      In 1850 he was the first census taker in Bastrop County.

      Redfield was married to Sarah Card of Fayette County on September 11, 1842, and they had nine children. After her death he was married to Julia Kersting of Washington County in 1872, and they had seven children. Redfield died on February 27, 1900, at Giddings and was buried in the Giddings Cemetery. An official Texas historical marker honoring Redfield was dedicated at his grave in 1971.

      Jacinto and the San Jacinto Campaign (Houston, 1947). Louis Wiltz Kemp Papers, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. Marker Files, Texas Historical Commission, Austin.

      Jack R. McKinney

    Henry m. Sarah E. Card on 11 Sep 1842, Fayette Co., TX. She was b. 28 Aug 1825, Bedford Co., TN, and d. 11 Mar 1872, Winchester, Fayette Co., TX. Bur. in Cunningham Cem., Smithville, Bastrop Co., TX. 1850, 1870 and 1880 census in Bastrop Co., TX. Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Frances Prentice Redfield, dau., b. c. 1844, TX. At home in 1850 and 1860. Not home in 1870 census.
    2. Susan Redfield, b. c. 1847, TX. At home in 1850 and 1860. Not home in 1870 census.
    3. Mary Ann Redfield, b. c. 1850, TX. At home in 1850 and 1860. Not home in 1870 census.
    4. William Redfield, b. c. 1854, TX. 1860 and 1870 census at home in Bastrop Co., TX. Not in 1880 or 1900 census.
    5. Louisa Redfield, b. 3 Dec 1855 and d. 1872, age 17 yrs and 9 months. Bur. Cunningham Cem.
    6. Sarah Evelyn Redfield, b. c. 1858, TX. 1870 census at home in Bastrop Co., TX. `
    7. Samuel Drake Redfield, b. c. 1866. 1870 census at home in Bastrop Co., TX. 1880 single farm laborer in Bastrop, TX.
    8. Robert Henry "Henry" Redfield. 1870 census at home in Bastrop Co., TX. 1880 single farm laborer in Bastrop, TX.
    9. (El.....) Redfield, dau., b. c. 1876, TX. 1880 at home in Bastrop Co., TX.
    10. Beulah(?) Redfield, b. c. 1879, TX. 1880 at home in Bastrop Co. TX.

    Henry appears in the 1880 census in Bastrop Co., TX, with his 2nd wife, Julia, b. c. 1858, TX.

    29.16 (perhaps) Tabitha Dorcas Prentice. We have conflicting information about her date and place of birth:

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  • One source says she was b. c. 1791 in Vermont to unidentified parents.

  • However, the IGI has 1 or more entries purporting to establish that Tabitha was b. 19 Mar 1794 and called "of Haverhill, Essex [Co.], MA, daughter of John Prentiss and Tabitha Sargent. John and Tabitha are #29.15 in our Henry eBook. So far we have not located corroborating evidence, but our investigation is continuing.

    Tabitha m. Obadiah Champlain. He was b. 10 Mar 1794, Washington, of Westerly, RI, and d. 20 Jan 1860. He was the son of Paul Champlin and Hannah Beach. Paul Champlain was the son of Paul Champlain and Ann Worden. An Ancestor Chart for Paul and Ann can be found in the LDS Ancestral File. Obadiah and Dorcas appear in the 1850 census in Carlisle, Lorain Co., OH.

    Tabitha may be the Tabatha Champlain, widow, shown in the 1880 census in Moose Lake, Carlton Co., MN, as b. c. 1794, Canada, living with her son William

    Children of Tabitha and Obadiah per IGI:

    1. Hannah Champlainb, b. c. 1818, NY. In 1880 census in Moose Lake, Carlton Co., MN, living with her mother and her brother, William.
    2. Obadiah Clark Camplain, b. 28 Feb 1828, NY, and d. 12 Dec 1903. He m. 1st Sarah Tryphena Granger in 1854 in Woodhull, Steuben Co., NY. 1860 census in Deerfield, Tioga Co., PA. He m. 2nd Emma Lavina Lewis on 7 Mar 1867, Hardin Co., OH. Obadiah and Emma appear in the 1870 census in West Plains, Howell Co., MO. Emma appears in the 1880 census in Madison, Polk Co., MO, as married, but without her husband. Daughter:
      1. Margaret A. Champlain, b. c. 1870, MO. At home in 1870. She may be the Mary A. Champlain shown at home in the 1880 census as b. c. 1870, MO.

    3. Rhoda Anna Champlain, b. 23 Mar 1832, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.17]

    4. William Champlain, b. c. 1834, NY. At home in 1850 and 1860 census in Carlisle, Lorain Co., OH. He m. Unknown, b. ????, Canada, and d. before 1880. William appears as a widower in the 1880 census in Moose Lake, Carlton Co., MN as a Blacksmith, widower, with his son:
      1. Elmer Champlain, b. c. 1861, Ohio. At home in 1880.

    5. George Champlain, b. c. 1840, Lorain Co., OH. At home in 1850 census in Carlisle, Lorain Co., OH. It is unclear whether he is the George Champlin (note different spelling) shown in the 1870 census in Turtlecreek, Warren Co., OH, as b. c. 1840, OH, with his wife, Caroline, b. c. 1831, OH; no children shown. Not in 1880 census.

    6. Amanda Champlain, b. c. 1840, Lorain Co., OH. At home in 1850 census in Carlisle, Lorain Co., OH.

    In the 1860 census in Carlisle, Lorain Co., OH, Obadiah is shown as b. c. 1794, NY, not RI, and Obadiah's (2nd?) wife is called Adorpha Champlain, b. c. 1797, Canada. There is also a new daughter (step-daughter?)

    1. Pruites(?) Champlain, dau., b. c. 1830, Canada.

    29.17 Rhoda Anna Champlin, born in NY State on 23 Mar 1832, died 22 May 1883 in Tioga County, PA and was buried in the Fairview Cemetery in Osceola, PA. At home in 1850 and 1860 census in Carlisle, Lorain Co., OH.

    Rhoda married, first, on 13 May 1853 Arthur Livermore Webster at Grand Rapids, MI. He was the son of Arthur L. Webster and Ruth Powers, and was born at Bristol, NH on 4 Dec 1831. He died 7 Jul 1923 at Tacoma, WA and was buried in the Calvary Cemetery there. Children, all born at, or near, Grand Rapids, MI:

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  • Glen Champlin, b. 17 Apr 1855 and d. 21 Dec 1939.
  • May Champlin, 4 Jan 1856 and d. 28 Feb 1857.
  • Mary L. "May" Champlin, b. 4 Jul 1858 and d. 23 Aug 1933. She m. James M. Kane at Elkland, PA on 4 Jul 1880. Children:
    1. Charles A. Kane, b. 5 Jan 1882.
    2. James H. Kane, b. 9 Jul 1883 & d. 1890.
    3. Anna Catherine Kane, b. 25 Apr 1887 & d. May 1964.
    4. Leo J. Kane, b. 3 Jan 1889.
    5. Agnes Mary Kane, b. 1 Aug 1892 and d. 1892.
    6. Gertrude Kane, b. 1 Aug 1892 and d. 1892.
    7. Margaret E. Kane, b. 14 Jun 1895 and d. 1961.
    8. Nellie Marie Kane, b. 11 Aug 1904 & d. 1944, Tacoma, WA. She m. 1st Earl R. Wetrich & had dau., Audrey Wetreich, b. 24 Feb 1927. Nellie m. 2nd, and later divorced, Robert Houck
  • Berton Champlin, b. 15 Aug 1860 and d. 22 May 1883.

    Arthur and Rhoda were divorced in 1866 and she and the children returned to Osceola, PA. Arthur married, 2nd, Fanny Knapp on 9 Sep 1868 at Grand Rapids, MI.

    Rhoda married, 2nd, Orland Fiske. Daughter:

    1. Cora Fiske, b. 6 Sep 1867. She m. Don Carlos Barrows.
    Rhoda married, 3rd, William Case.

    29.20 William Prentice, bapt. 26 Dec 1746-7 and d. 23 Sep 1813 in almshouse.

    He m. Abigail Boardman. He d.1813 of dropsy and she d. 25 May 1801 per Cambridge records. (Freeman) Bracket, but it is unclear whether she was referring to this William, or to his father, William:

      "Wm. Prentice lived in the old house, Cambridge, on the site of that occupied by Judge Fay; it was so dilapidated that it decayed over the Prentice family, who finally lived in the cellar part. Wm. Prentice fitted for college but did not enter. Mr. Ireland built on the site of the "house". Wm. Prentice was once in good circumstances, dressed well, also fitted (taught) boys for college."

    Children:

    1. Rebecca Prentice, b. c. 1780, per Ancestry.com.
    2. David Gorham Prentice, per Ancestry.com.
    3. William Prentice, b. c. 1788, Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA. Hackman, afterwards a florist in S. Boston. Died before 1852.
    4. Susan/Susanna Prentice, b. 1790, Charlestown, and m. Mr. Pond.
    5. John Prentice, b. c. 1792, Charlestown.
    6. Abigail Prentice, b. c. 1794, Charlestown.

    29.30 Elijah Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1776, Hinsdale Twp., Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 9 Aug 1857, E. Dickinson, NY. Bur in Stevens cemetery, Brandon, Franklin Co., NY.

    He m. Abbie/Abigail Ewing c. 1802. She was b. 18 Jun 1785 in Townshend, VT and d. 20 Feb 1821 in Brandon, Franklin Co., NY. Bur. there in Stevens Cemetery (her headstone says 1785-1880). She was the dau. of Calvin Ewings and Desire Holbrook. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com: One World Tree . Abbie was living with her son, Liberty, in the 1860 census in Brandon, Franklin Co., NY. Children:

    1. Zuba Prentice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.40]
    2. Lydia Prentice, b. 30 Nov 1805, Townshend.
    3. Cynthia Prentice, b. 25 Jun 1807, Townshend (per IGI and Ancestry.com: One World Tree).
    4. Polly Boutwell/Bartwell Prentice, b. 22 Jun 1809, Townshend, and d. 13 Feb 1872, Brandon, Franklin Co., NY. Bur. in Stevens Cem., Brandon, cemetery and headstone says: "Sister we miss thee."
    5. Blake Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1810. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.50]
    6. Liberty Prentice, b. 27 Jun 1812, Townshend and d. 4 Aug 1892 in Aberdeen, SD. His obit. reads as follows:

        1892 - 8 - 10 Aberdeen Daily News (South Dakota)
        Died In this city, on Monday, the 8th inst., of heart failure, Liberty Prentice,
        aged 80 years, 1 month and 12 days.
        The funeral took place yesterday from the residence of A. E. Whipple, on First Avenue.

      Liberty m. 1st Lucy Hildreth. She was b. 5 May 1822 in Bangore, NY, and d. 4 Jun 1867, Aberdeen, SD, age 45 years. She is bur. in Stevens Cem., Brandon,Franklin Co., NY. Her headstone reads: "My weeping friends do not mourn, For me, my Saviour called me home." She is the dau. of Ezekiel Hildreth and Hannah Emery Hudson (per Ancestry.com ). They appear in the 1860 census in Brandon, Franklin Co., NY where was a farmer. Children:

      1. Fanny L. Prentice, b. c. Jul 1847 and d. 20 Oct 1848, age 15 months. Bur in same Stevens cemetery lot, Brandon, as her parents.
      2. Nelson Prentice , b. c. 1849. He d. 11 Nov 1868, age 19 years, and is bur in th same Stevens cemetery lot, Brandon, as his parents.
      3. (infant son) Prentice, b. c. 1852 and d. 13 Feb 1852. Bur in same Stevenscemetery lot as his parents.
      4. Dexter Joseph Prentice was b. Oct 1854 in NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.31]

      Liberty apparently married a 2nd time because there is a separate stone in the same Stevens Cemetery lot:

        Ellen Wife of Liberty Prentice
        Died Apr. 24, 1871, Ae 34 Y's
        Weep not for me though I am gone,
        We only part to meet again.

    7. Malinda Prentice, b. 1814 (per William Babcock, above, and Ancestry.com: One World Tree).
    8. Emeline Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1816 (per William Babcock, above).
    9. Diantha Prentice, b. 1818 and d. 1896.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.70]
    10. Isaac Joy Prentice, b. c. 1822, who was living next door to Zuba in Brandon, Franklin, NY; m. Mary. Children include:
      1. Hannah Prentice, b. c. 1847.

    29.31 Dexter Joseph Prentice was b. Oct 1854 in NY. He appears in the 1900 and 1910 census as a fermer in Olean, Spink Co., SD and in the 1920 census in Spink Co., SD with his wife and children. 1940 census as a widower, with an 8th grade education, living in Olean with the family of his daughter, Ida.

    He m. Hattie M. Wilson (per Ancestry.com and SD birth record of her daughter, Ida), b. c. 1865, NY, and d. before 1940 where Dexter shows as a widower. Children:

    1. Thura Prentice, b. Jul 1885. Not home in 1920 census.
    2. Ida A. E. Prentice, b. 15 Oct 1890, SD (per SD Births). She m. John J. Fisher, b. c. 1896, WI. They were living with her parents in the 1920 census. 1940 census in Olean, Spink Co., SD. Children:
      1. Clarice L. Fisher, b. c. 1918, SD. 1940 at h ome in Olean.
      2. Iva A. Fisher, b. c. 1930, SD. 1940 at home.
    3. George Wilson Prentice, b. 12 Aug 1904, Conde, Spink Co., SD. . . . . . [29.60]

    Also living with them in the 1920 census were the following granddaughters:

    1. Hattie B. Cootes(?), b. c. 1910, SD.
    2. Francis I. Cootes(?), b. c. 1914, SD.

    29.40. Zuba Prentice (aka Juba, Jubie, Tuba, Inba), b. 22 Feb 1803, Townshend Twp., Windham, VT and d. 3 Apr 1880 in E. Dickinson, NY. He is likely the "Tuba Prentice" in the 1830 census for Westville, Franklin NY and the "Inba Prentice" shown in the census index for Brandon, now a part of Dickinson Center, Franklin, NY.

    He m. Luna Farr. She was b. 6 Oct 1807 and d. 19 Oct 1875. Buried at Dickinson Center. he was the dau. of Charles Farr and Sarah. An Ancestor Chart for Luna can be found at Ancestry.com: One World Tree . Children (per William Babcock, 25 Apr 2002 and Ancestry.com: Gavin-Cady Family Tree ):

    1. Minerva Luna (or Luna Minerva) Prentice, b. 14 Oct 1829 (per William Babcock, above) and d. 15 Sep 1915. She m. George W. Easton who was b. 1822, Brasher, Lawrence Co., NY, and d. 1865. Children:
      1. Lydia Anne Easton, b. 7 Feb 1858 and d. 10 Mar 1946.
      2. Frank Watson Easton, b. 22 May 1859 and d.14 Sep 1939.
      3. Ida Louise Easton, b. 17 May 1862, Brasher, NY, and d. 26 Aug 1959, Aberdeen, SD. She m. Hartwell Cady on 25 Dec 1880. He was b. 30 Oct 1858, E. Dickinson, NY, and d. 27 Jan 1944, Mellette, SD. He was the son of William R. Cady (1827-1898) and Eliza Ann Roach (1830-1901). Children, with additional descendant information at Ancestry.com: Gavin-Cady Family Tree :
        1. Noel Windsor Cady, 1883 ñ 1948
        2. George Prentice Cady, 1888 ñ 1970
        3. Esther Rosella Cady, 1895 ñ 1941

    2. Laura Orilla Prentice, b. 10 Mar 1831 and d. 2 years later in 1833.
    3. Alonzo/Juba Alfonzo/Juba Alfonso Prentice, b. 16 Apr 1833. He m. Lenore Dumas, b. c. 1835.
    4. Amelia Prentice, b. 6 Jun 1834. She m. Joel Warner. Children:
      1. William Joel Warner, b. c. 1860. He had a son:
        1. William Warner, who had:
          1. Lois Warner who m. Mr. Nimmo
        2. Herbert Warner, b. c. 1862.
      2. George Warner,
      3. Herbert Warner.
      4. (perhaps) Henry Warner.

    5. Louisa Prentice, b. 29n Oct 1839. Not in Mar 2008 Ancestry.com.
    6. Lucia/Lucy Prentice, b. 6 Jun 1839 and d. 1919; she m. Harry J. Young..
    7. George M/W Prentice, b. 26 Jan 1841, NY, and d. 30 Nov 1886, Northville or Mellette, Spink Co., SD. He m. Minnie and had:
      1. Willis Prentice, b. 1904 and d. 1906.
      2. Louise Prentice who m. Mr. Arquitt.

    8. Helen F/M. Prentice, b. 24 Jan 1843 and d. Mar 1867, E. Dickinson, NY, age 24.
    9. Henry F. Prentice, b. 2 Nov 1845 in Brandon, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.80]
    10. Abigail S. "Abbie" Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1849, St. Lawrence Co., NY, and d. 12 Aug 1913 in Northville, SD. She m. David Joy Holland on 9 Mar 1866, Franklin Co., NY. He was b. 14 Aug 1841, St. Lawrence Co., NY, and d. 11 Jul 1921. Children:
      1. Herman Henry Holland, b. 19 Jun 1867 and d. 31 Mar 1949, Englewood, Los Angeles Co., CA. He m. Vera Kellogg. She was b. c. 1890 and d. 1 Jun 1994, FL.
      2. Eugene Prentice Holland, b. 13 Oct 1870, NY, and d. 14 Sep 1956, Mora, MN. He m. Ida May Henderson on 11 Aug 1898, Northville, SD. She was b. 11 Aug 1872, Moscow, IA, and d. 23 Jun 1947, Northville, SD. Children:
        1. Myril Holland, son, b. 18 May 1899 in Northville, SD.
        2. Deane Earl Holland, son, b. 16 Nov 1900 in Northville, SD.
      3. Reuben John Holland, b. 20 Jan 1872, Saint Lawrence Co., NY, and d. 21 Feb 1960, Northville, SD. He m. 1st Hallie Templeton Roberts on 11 Mar 1897. She was b. 10 Aug 1872 in Brookville, Franklin Co., IN, and d. 14 Sep 1913. Children:
        1. Willis Elbert Holland, b. 31 Aug 1898 in North Hills, SD. For his wife and children, see Ancestry.com: One World Tree .
        2. Verna May Holland, b. 3 Mar 1900 in Northville, SD. For her husband and children, see Ancestry.com: One World Tree .
        Reuben m. 2nd Lutie B Cunningham on 24 Jun 1921, Redfield, SD. She was b. 6 Oct 1878 and d. 13 Jan 1971.

    29.50 Blake Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1810, Townshend, VT. The 1850 Oxford, Grafton Co., NH census and the Dewey Genealogy show he m. and had a family. He appears with his family in the 1860, 1870 and 1880 census in Thetford, Orange Co., VT. Not in 1900 census.

    He m. Almira D. Dewey on 10 Feb 1843. She was b. 7 May 1820, NH. Children

    1. Oscar Abel Prentice, b. 21 Jan 1845. NH. At home in 1860 census, indexed as "Olar A. Prentiss." At home in 1880 census. Not in 1900 or 1910 census.
    2. Lucia Lauretta Prentice, b. 16 Dec 1847, NH. At home in 1860 census. Not home in 1870 census. At h ome in 1880 census.
    3. Luena Aurora Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1848, NH and died 9 Sep 1877, Post Mills, VT. At home in 1860 and 1870 census.
    4. Franklin Elijah Prentice, b. 24 Dec 1849, NH. At home in 1860 and 1880 census. Not in 1900 or 1910 census.
    5. Charles Henry Prentice, b. April 17, 1852, Oxford, NHm and d. 22 Apr 1919, Thetford, Orange Co., VT. At home in 1860 and 1880 census. He appears in the 1900 W. Fairlee, Orange Co., VT census, single. Not in 1910 census. His VT Death Record shows him as a farmer, single.
    6. Marcia Almira Prentice, b. 7 May 1861, Thetford, VT, and d. there 30 Aug 1940, unmarried. At home in 1870 census and 1880 census indexed as "Marsia Prentice.". She was employed at Brooks House, Brattleboro, Vt., in May, 1897. She appears in the 1900 Brattleboro, Windham, VT census, single, as the servant of Herbert W. Eddy. She was living alone in the 1920 Orange Co., VT census.
    7. Rufus S.(?) Prentice, b. c. 1869-70, VT. At home in 1870 census. Not in 1880, 1900 or 1910 census.

    29.60 George Wilson Prentice, b. 12 Aug 1904, Conde, Spink Co., SD, and d. Mar 1970 in Conde, Spink Co., SD (per Ancestry.com )

    He m. Anna May Hink on 24 May 1926, Conde, SD. She was b. 24 May 1902 in Ida Grove, IA, and was the dau. of Frederick William Hink and Mayme Fegmeier of Raymond, SD. Children (per Peter Scheuler, email, 27 and 28 Mar 2005):

    1. Leland Wilson Prentice, b. 21 Oct 1934, Conde, Spink Co., SD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.61]
    2. Donald Jay Prentice, b. 14 May 1936. Living in 2010. He m. Billie Kay Hill on 14 Jan 1961. She was b. 24 Jun 1942, Janesville, WI. Children:
      1. Susan Reney Pentice, b. 12 May 1964.
      2. Kristy Kay Prentice, b. 3 May 1966

    There is also a Dexter B. Prentiss, b. c. 1814 in MA, who appears in the 1870 Hamilton, Butte Co., CA census as a farmer. The name, Dexter, is sufficient unusual that he may be in some manner related to the above Dexter Prentiss, b. 4 Jan 1795, MA.

    29.61 Leland Wilson Prentice, b. 21 Oct 1934, Conde, Spink Co., SD. Living in 2010 per the obit. of this wife, below.

    He m. Joyce Marie Bradley on 7 Feb 1954, Conde,SD. She was b. 21 May 1936, Conde. Her obituary in the Rockford Register Star of 18 Mar 2010 reads as follows:

      JOYCE M. (BRADLEY) PRENTICE, 73 MACHESNEY PARK - Joyce M. (Bradley) Prentice, 73, of Machesney Park passed peacefully, returning to her heavenly home, Monday, March 15, 2010. Born May 21, 1936, in Conde, S.D., the daughter of Glenn and Mary (Harwood) Bradley, the youngest of nine children.

      Lived 56 years in the Rockford area, coming here from Conde. Married Leland W. Prentice on Feb. 7, 1954, in Conde. Joined Evans United Methodist Church, June 10, 1956, where she was a secretary for many years. Choir director for KOK (Kids of the Kingdom). Member of the church choir, soloist, Sunday school teacher and Bible school director. Affectionately known as "Bus Granny" to her special children and driver Connie, in the Harlem Transportation Department. Owner of J.P. Patch and Sew. Cub Scout den mother.

      Survivors include loving husband of 56 years, Leland; children, Michael (Deborah) Prentice, Kim Prentice of Maryland, Scott Prentice, Rick Prentice, Debra (Tim) Moffitt and Chris (Wendy) Prentice of Arizona;

      grandchildren, Melissa (Will) Kraklau, Derrick and Douglas Prentice, Melanie (Dave) Cox, Bradley, Brittany, Tamara, Tonya and Tracey Prentice, Krishana (Ryan) Fritz, Cassandra Moffitt and Mackenzie, Mikela, Alana and Siany;

      great-grandchildren, Aileen, Chandler, Caitlyn, Aubrey, Ashlyn and Gabe; sisters, Helen Cowie, Blanche Peters and Vida McNab; brother-in-law, Don (Billie) Prentice; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by three sisters and two brothers.

      Celebration and remembrance at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 20, in Evans United Methodist Church, 7605 N. Second St., with the Rev. Eric Blachford officiating. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. Arrangements by Delehanty Funeral Home Ltd., 401 River Lane, Loves Park. For more information, visit delehantyfh. com.

    Children of Leland and Joyce:

    1. Michael Leland Prentice, b. 21 Nov 1954, Rockford, IL. He m. Deborah Ione Blanck on 4 Jun 1977, Loves Park, IL. Living in 2010. She was b. 3 Jul 1957.
    2. Kim Badley Prentice, b. 1 Jan 1956, Rockford, IL. He m. Nancy Ann McKenna on 20 Nov 1981, Loves Park, IL. Living in 2010 in MD. She was b. 1 Feb 1959, Holyoke, MA.
    3. Scott David Prentice, b. 7 Dec 1958. Living in 2010. He m. Pamela Jean Getter on 22 May 1981, Loves Park, IL. She was b. 22 Feb 1962.
    4. Rick Glenn Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1959, Rockford, IL. Living in 2010. He m. Barbara Ann Feltz on 12 Jun 1982, Loves Park, IL. She was b. 17 Oct 1963.
    5. Debra/Debbie Joyce Prentice, b. 12 Mar 1961. She m. Tim MOffitt. Living in 2010.
    6. Christopher George Prentice, b. 14 Dec 1970. He m. Wendy and in 2010 lived in AZ.

    29.70 (perhaps) Diantha Prentice, b. 1818 and d. 1896.

    She m. Asaph Watkin, b. 1793 and d. 1859. Not in Ancestry.com as of Mar 2008. They had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Eliza Watkins, b. 2 Nov 1845 and d. 20 Apr 1925. She m. Simeon Bemis. . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.90]

    29.80. Henry F. Prentice, b 2 Nov 1844 (1947?) in Brandon, NY (the death record of his son, Harley, says Henry was b. in Waverly, NY) and d. 25 Jan 1925 in St. Regis Falls, Granklin Co., NY. 1900 census in Waverly, Franklin Co., NY. (Indexed 1900 as "Henry Printice."

    He m. Susan B. Farr in Jul or Aug 1875 at Dickinson Center. She was b. 19 Jan 1858 in Alburg, NY, and d. 15 Jun 1925. Both are bur. in Forest Cem., St. Regis Falls, NY. Children:

    1. George Franklin Prentice, b. 6 Feb 1878. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.100]

    2. (Stillborn) Prentice. She may have been b. 20 Jan 1885.

    3. Harley Oliver Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1887 in St. Regis Falls, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.101]

    4. Gladys/Glencie Prentice, b. 2 Nov 1891 in St. Regis Falls and d. 1971. Indexed in the 1900 census in Waverly, Franklin Co., NY, as "Delincie Printice." She m. Forest E. Winters on 17 Jun 1912. He was b. 1886 and d. 1959. Children:
      1. Lan Winters.
      2. Walter Lan Winters, b. 1913 and d. 1972. He m. Regina LaClare.
      3. Wallace Henry Winters, b. 1916. He m. Kathryn LaClare. Children:
        1. Gerald Winters who m. Betty LaPage.
        2. Linda Winters who m. Peter Soteman.
        3. Sharon Winters who m. Gary Potrow.
      4. Wilta W. Winters, b. 1918 and d. 1918.
      5. Helen S. Winters, b. 1923 and d. 1943.

    29.90 Eliza Watkins, b. 2 Nov 1845, Malone, NY, and d. 20 Apr 1925,Estherville, IA, per Ancestry.com . The following biographical sketch is found at Ancestry.com, above:

      "Reminiscences of Early Days By A Pioneer Settler - Mrs. Eliza Bemis Writes First of Series of Historical Articles of Early Days in Emmet County", Vindicator and Republican, Estherville, Iowa, August 13, 1924. The first of a series of articles by pioneers of this county to appear from week to week in the Vindicator and Republican, is by Mrs. Eliza M. Bemis.

      Mrs. Bemis, who is now 79 [in 1924], has lived in Emmet county since 1866, when she came here from New York with her husband, S. E. Bemis. They came here with Mr. Bemis' brother D. M. L. Bemis. Mrs. Bemis has always been very active in affairs of the community, and expecially in the work of the Woman's Relief Corps, of which she is now president. She has a remarkable memory for her age, and though her health does not permit her to be so very active physically, her mind is in no way handicapped.

      Mr. Bemis, who is now deceased, was a Civil War veteran, and brought his bride of twenty-one to this county where they reared a family of seven children. Before coming here from New York, however, they lived a short time in East Chain, Minnesota.

      By Eliza M. Bemis: When we first came to Estherville, the year after the close of the Civil War, there was scarcely a dwelling house on the town site, in fact there was no town site. There was a fort, Fort Defiance, which had been built for protection against the Indians. Several families lived in the Fort.

      There was a hotel, however, not far from the present Rock Island bridge. This was kept by Mr. Haskins and was known as the Haskins Hotel. Here we deposited our scant supply of dry-goods and groceries which we had brought with us to start a store. During that first summer, while building was going on, we conducted our store at the hotel but lived in a little house which the men had put up in a few days after we arrived. There was one other store already here when we came. It was Fisher's store, a little grocery down by the river.

      Our nearest railroad was Fort Dodge. Our mail came from there, brought by stage, once a week. Goods for the store were brought from Garden City, Mankato and Blue Earth, Minn. These had to be brought overland by team and wagon and it was several days' journey to any of these places. Then the goods must be purchased and the return journey made. It was no small task in those days to make the trip.

      During the first summer quite a good deal of building was done. The old store building which was used to stand where the postoffice is now was one of the first one's built. The lumber was brought overland from Fort Dodge and Garden City, all except that used for interior finishing. That was sawed from native timber at the old saw mill down by the river. It was all black walnut, the shelves, counters and even the floor. Today that lumber could not be duplicated and if it could would be worth a small fortune.

      Graves and McKay opened a store in a building where the Ford garage now stands. The same summer brought a post office. It was a small building scarcely more than a shack, not far from the place where the Myhre & Jeglum store now is.

    Her obituary reads as follows:

      The Estherville (Iowa) Enterprise, April 22, 1925; Mrs. Simeon E. Bemis

      After months of suffering death came to one of our beloved pioneer citizens, Mrs. Simeon E. Bemis, on last Monday morning at 3 o'clock. For months the family have been constantly by her side administering all the care the failing mother could ask. Miss Pearl resigned her position with a college at Tulsa, Oklahoma, to be with her mother. For the past six months she has been a sufferer and a patient sufferer.

      Eliza M., daughter of Aseph and Diantha Watkins, was born November 2, 1845, in Malone, N.Y. She was united in marriage to Simeon E. Bemis on March 13, 1866. To this union there were seven children born. Carrie A., Claud W., Grace A., Eugene E., Sidney E., F. Perl, Hazel L. All are living with the exception of Claude who died in infancy.

      Mr. and Mrs. Bemis moved into this wilderness in 1866 and first resided near Chain Lakes and then at Chain Lakes and in the fall of 1866 they moved to Estherville, what little there was of it at that time and open up the first Mercantile store in this city. The building was a small one on the start and occupied the lot where our post office is now located. For years the family lived there and operated a store on that corner. As the business grew, the building was increased in size. In the early days Mrs. Bemis was among those who instituted a public library in for years the library was in front of the Bemis store, Mrs. Bemis assisted in taking care of it.

      Mrs. Bemis was an active member in the Baptist church and a great worker and that church in the early days and until her declining years. She was a fine Christian woman. A great worker in the flesW. R. C. been many times its president.

      Of later years she has occupied her beautiful home in the eastern portion of the city, two of her daughters, Miss Perl and Mrs. Hazel living with her.

      The funeral services were held from the home this afternoon conducted by the Rev. Hurley of Stone Lake and the Rev. Huxford of this city. The remains were laid to rest in the family lot in the East ___ cemetery.

    . She m. Simeon E. Bemis. Children (with additional descendants found at Ancestry.com, above):

    1. Carrie A Bemis b: 16 Dec 1866 in Estherville, Emmet Co., IA
    2. Claude W Bemis b: 4 Feb 1869 in Estherville, IA
    3. Grace Agnes Bemis b: 3 Sep 1873 in Estherville, IA
    4. Elsie Eugenia "Genie" Bemis b: 23 Mar 1876 in Estherville, IA
    5. Sidney Ernest Bemis b: 4 Dec 1878 in Estherville, IA
    6. Frances Perl Bemis b: 16 Dec 1881 in Estherville, IA
    7. Hazel Loretta Bemis b: 26 Mar 1887 in Estherville, IA

    29.100 George Franklin Prentice, b. 6 Feb 1878 in St. Regis Falls, NY and d. 15 Aug 1956 in Watertown, NY. He is the informant on the 1938 death record of his brother, Harley, and was then living in Dorset, VT.

    He m. Minnie Bertha Pardee on 14 Dec 1903 in Jericho, Chittenden Co., VT. She was b. 19 Sep 1887 in Jericho and d. 30 Sep 1929. Both are bur. in Forest Cem., St. Regis Falls. Children:

    1. Willis Prentice, b. 1904 and d. 1906.
    2. Louise Mary Prentice, b. 6 Jun 1917. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [29.110]

    29.101 Harley Oliver Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1887 in St. Regis Falls, NY (his VT Death Record says b. 1888 in Waverly, NY) and d. 16 Jul 1938, Waverly, NY, age 51. His death record identifies his occupation as a laborer and that he "Dropped dead while at work" and that a conributory cause was "Coronary Thrombosis."

    He m. Mildred F. Eseltine on 7 May 1924. She was b. c. 1900, NY, as were her parents. Living with parents in 1920 Franklin Co., NY census. 1930 & 1940 census in Waverly, Franklin Co., NY. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Watertown Daily Times (NY) - Tuesday, April 13, 1999: MILDRED F. PRENTICE PSYCHIATRIC CENTER ATTENDANT

      Mildred F. Prentice, 99, of 422 Lincoln Ave., was born Oct. 31, 1899, in Brandon Center, a daughter of Albert and Bertha Thomas Eseltine, died Monday in Hepburn Medical Center. Mrs. Prentice was an attendant at St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center until her retirement in 1965. She was a member of the Wesleyan Church.

      She married Harley O. Prentice in 1924. He died July 16, 1938.

      Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Kathleen) Gunsalus, Ogdensburg, three grandchildren, five great- grandchildren and several nephews and nieces.

      Four brothers, Rufus, Henry, Leonard and Asa Eseltine, and two sisters, Dorothy Eseltine and Florence Potter, died before her.

      A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Allen-Nichols Funeral Home with the Rev. Roger McElwain officiating. Burial will be in Forest Cemetery, St. Regis Falls. There will be no calling hours. Donations may be made to the Wesleyan Church.

    Children of Harley and Mildred:

    1. Alicia Kathleen Prentice, b. c. 1932, Malone, NY. She m. Robert Franklin Gunsalvus on 20 Oct 1951 in Brandon, Rutland Co., NY. She was then a student living in Ogdensburg, NY. He was a Punch Press Operator, b. c. 1932 in Troy, NY, son of Robert Franklin Gunsalvus Sr. (b. Troy, NY) and Helen Boyd (b. Scotland). 1999 in Ogdensburg, NY.

    24.110 Louise Mary Prentice, b. 6 Jun 1917 in Norwood, St. Lawrence Co., NY and living in 2002.

    She m. Willis Luther Babcock on 18 Mar 1933 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY. He was b. 11 Feb 1898 in Watertown and d. 16 Nov 1973. Children (per William Babcock, letter, 6 May 2002):

    1. Beverly Louise Babcock, b. 2 Dec 1933 and living in 2002.
    2. George Willis Babcock, b. 13 Oct 1935 and living in 2002.
    3. William Arthur Babcock, b. 11 Nov 1941 and d. 16 Nov 1941.
    4. William Howard Babcock, b. 30 Nov 1942 and living in 2002.

    30. Smith Prentice, b. 11 Sep 1718, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. Son of John Prentice and Mary Smith. He lived in Watertown, MA and was appointed gauger of the town in Apr 1760.

    He m. Mercy Learned on 13 Oct 1743., Watertown, MA. She was the dau. of Thomas Learned and Mary Mason. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children (per Ancestry.com)::

    1. Benjamin Prentice, b. 17 Feb 1743-4. Apparently d. in infancy.
    2. Benjamin Prentice, b. 17 Mar 1744-5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [65]
    3. Mary Prentice, b. 8 May 1747. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [30.1]
    4. Smith Prentice Jr., bapt. 2 Jul 1749.
    5. Thomas Prentice, bapt. 20 Oct 1751, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 9 Nov 1800.
    6. Mary Prentice, bapt. 15 Jul 1753, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 7 Mar 1826. She m. Benjamin Bird of Watertown on 9 Nov 1775. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Abner Bird, b. 2 Mar 1786, Waltham, MA, and d. 22 Dec 1837. He m. Betsy Bradish (1779-1860) and had a son, Abner Bird (1820-1884). Additional information can be found at Ancestry.com .
    7. David Prentice, bapt. 14 Sep 1755.
    8. Lydia Prentice, bapt 10 Jul 1757.
    9. Elizabeth Prentice, b. 30 Dec 1759, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA.
    10. Joshua Prentice, bapt. 31 Oct 1762. Soldier in the Rev. army in 1780. Died 30 Jun 1793.

    30.1 Mary Prentice, b. 8 May 1747. One would suspect she d. before 1753 as a later daughter has the same name. However, an entry on Ancestry.com: Bell Family Tree says she is the "Mary Turner" who m. #44, below, Stephen Prentice. That entry is suspect because one would expect Mary's name to be Prentice rather than Turner and further investigation is needed before accepting it.

    31. William Henry Prentice, "engineer," son of Rev. Nathaniel and Mary. William completed the first canal in the country around Pawtucket Falls to Dracut in Concord River. He died in Littleton on 12 Apr 1798.

    William m. Sarah Edes in Boston on12 Apr 1753. She was b. 17 Apr 1729, Boston, MA, and d. there 29 Mar 1805, age 76. Sarah was the dau. of Edward andMary Frothingham Edes, the shipbuilder. An extensive set of Ancestor Charts for Sarah can be found at Ancestry.com: One World Tree . Children:

    1. Sarah Prentice, b. 30 Mar 1754. Sarah d. 8 Sep 1845. She m. at Littleton on 10 Sep 1777 Paul Hoar, twin brother of Silas Hoar. They were sons of Samuel Hoar and Hannah Sawyer. An Ancestor Chart for Paul Hoar can be found at Ancestry.com. Not known whether they had children.
    2. Nathaniel Prentice, b. 15 Dec 1755. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [66]
    3. Mary Prentice, b. 7 May 1760; m., 1st, Archibald McFarland of Littleton; married, second, 3 Sep 1789, Silas Hoar. (See Sarah Prentice, her sister, above).
    4. Henry Prentice, b. 10 Apr 1762. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [67]
    5. Lucy Prentice, b. 18 Mar 1764k. She m. Dr. Abraham Watson on 2 Jul 1801, Littleton, MA.
    6. Martha Prentice, b. 20 Mar 1766, Dunstable, MA. She m. Ebenezer Adams 2 Jul 1801, Littleton. He was b. in Boston, MA, and was alive in 1850. He may be the Ebenezer Adams shown in the 1810 Boston census with 3 sons under 10.

    32. John Prentice of Somers, CT, b. 27 Aug 1734 and d. 6 Jun 1810, Champion, NY, age 76, and son of Rev. Nathaniel and Mary of Dunstable, MA.

    John m. Dorothy Sexton, on 25 Jun 1762. She was b. 30 Jul 1740, Somers, CT, dau. of Amos Sexton and Elizabeth Morris of Somers, CT. She d. 26 Aug 1839, age. 99 at Champion. An extensive Ancestor Chart for Dorothy can be found at Ancestry.com .

      Comment: There is a chance that John Prentice might be a son of Nathaniel Prentice of Preston, CT. For more, see the Winter, 1997 article on John Prentice of Somers, CT in the Prentice Newsletter at www.prenticenet.com/news/.

    Children:of John and Dorothy:

    1. Fanny/Phanna Prentice, b. 19 Jan 1764. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , [32.10]
    2. Dorothy Prentice, b. 6 Dec 1765. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.20]
    3. John Prentice, b. 27 Aug 1768; He married Olive Kibbe. . . . . . . [32.30]
    4. Mary/Polly Prentice, b. 20 Mar 1772 and d. 10 Sep 1858, age 86, in Champion, NY. She m. Converse Joshua Johnson on 28 Oct 1792. He was b. 26 Jan 1764. Tolland, CT, and d. 1 Mar 1841, W. Champion, Grafton Co., NY. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Coverse Joshue Johnson, b. 24 Jul 1802 in Plainfield, Sullivan Co., NH, and d. 18 Aug 1885. He appears in the 1850 census in Champion, Jefferson Co., NY, with his wife, Adaline Brown, b. 28 Jun 1809 and d. 5 Oct 1871, and daughter (per Ancestry.com):
        1. Anna Brown Johnson, b. c. 11 May 1842 and d. 5 Oct 1871. She m. Jerome Sischo. He was b. 6 May 1841. Anna may have d. before 1880 as he appears in the 1880 census in Adams, Jefferson Co., NY with a different wife.
      2. Fanny Johnson, b. 9 Apr 1805 and d. 30 May 1882. She m. Elisha Whipple who was b. 18 Oct 1793 and d: 9 Jun 1868 Children per Ancestry.com:
        1. Mary Johnson Whipple, b. 3 Oct 1834 a d d. 28 May 1915. She m. Charles Thaddeus Hurlbut. He was b. 2 Nov 1813 and d. 5 Jun 1880. Son:
          1. Charles Henry Hurlbut. He was b. 9 Oct 1865 and d. 15 Jun 1929. He m. Wilda Alice Brown. She was b. 22 Feb 1893 and d. 12 Jan 1937.

    5. Nathaniel Prentice, b. 17 Nov 1775 and d. 16 Oct 1810, age 35 (per Ancestry.com). He m. Lydia Loverin 9 Jan 1804 and d. only 6 years later.

    32.10 Fanny Prentice, b. 19 Jan 1764 and d. 29 Mar 1861, age 98,Oswego Co., NY. Bur. in Elmwood Cem., Adams, Jefferson Co., NY.

    She m. 1 Jan 1784 Alpheus Dwight, son of Seth and Joanna Dwight, of Somers, CT. He was b. 7 Apr 1760, Somers, CT, and d. 7 Sep 1845, Adams, Jefferson Co., NY. Bur. with his wife in Elmwood Cem., Adams, Jefferson Co., NY. He was a veteran of the Rev. War. His pension records indicate that he was living in Ellisburg, NY, by 1826, moved to Oswego Co., NY, by 1837 and then moved to Adams, NY. Information about his Rev. War service can be found at Fonda List of Rev. War Veterans in Jefferson County, C-D which reads as follows:

      ALPHEUS DWIGHT Born: April 7, 1760 Died: September 7, 1845 in the village of Adams, Jefferson County, N.Y. Married: January 1, 1784 PHANNA PRENTICE Born: January 19, 1764 Died: March 23, 1861 in village of Adams, N.Y.

      Service: Alpheus Dwight served under Capt. Robinson's Co. in May, 1778 in Col. Enos' Regiment at East Windsor, Conn. He went to White Plains where he remained about six weeks. He then went to West Point for six months. While stationed at White Plains his tent was struck by lightning and paralyzed him. "While in the service of the United States, I was so much injured by 'electric fluid' as to render me incapable of serving my term of enlistment and my system was so affected by the shock that my health was permanently impaired". Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C., W. C. 25554

      Remarks: Alpheus Dwight and his wife are buried in Elmwood Cemetery in the village of Adams, Jefferson County, N.Y. Alpheus Dwight lived at Somers, Conn. for about 15 years after the war. He then went to Wilmington, Vermont where he resided for 33 years. He came to Jefferson County about 11 years ago. His children were: Palatiah, b. January 14, 1785; Alpheus, Jr., b. June 10, 1787; Lyman, b. November 3, 1789. All children were born at Somers, Conn.

    Children of Fanny and Alpheus: (per "Dwight Family," 1874)

    1. Peletiah/Palatiah Dwight, b. 14 Jan 1785, Somers, CT and d. 12 Dec 1882, Adams, NY. He m. 9 Jul 1822 at Adams, NY, Azubah Redway, b. 25 Aug 1792, Galway, NY, dau. of Preserved and Azuba Redway. Azuba d. 6 Apr 1871, Henderson. Children:
      1. De Alton Dwight, b. 25 Sep 1825, Henderson, Jefferson County. His genealogy is traceble directly back through seven generations to John Dwight,the settler who came over from England in 1634 or 1635 and settled in Dedham, Mass.
    2. Alpheus Dwight Jr., b. 10 Jun 1787, Somers, CT, & d Apr 1859.
    3. Lyman Dwight, b. 3 Nov 1789, Somers, CT, & d. 19 Apr 1790.
    4. Lyman Dwight, b. 8 Aug 1797.
    5. Harvey Prentice Dwight, b. 31 May 1799 & d. 6 Oct 1844.

    32.20 Dorothy Prentice, b. 6 Dec 1765.

    She m. Samuel Wells of East Harford, CT 22 Dec 1789; she d. in Hartford, Washington, NY. In 1790 they had moved to New Hartford where he had bought a farm directly from George Washington. Samuel Wells d. 7 Oct 1803, age 41. He established the first newspaper in Oneida County. After his death, Dorothy lived on the farm until her death 9 Feb 1854, age 89, with her sons, James and Samuel. Children: 

    	1.	Sophia Wells, b. 18 Apr 1791; d. 12 Nov 1835.  She m.
		William Williams of New Hartford 4 Nov 1811.  Children:
		a.	Samuel Wells Williams
		b.	Frederick Williams
		c.	Frederic Williams
		d.	Henry Dwight Williams
		e.	Harried Wells Williams,.  
		f.	William Frederick Williams.  
		g.	Laura Williams.  
		h.	Sophia Wells Williams.  
		i.	Edward Seward Williams.  
		j.	Julian Williams.  
		k.	James Carrihan Williams.  
		l.	John Potter Williams.  
		m.	Robert StantonWilliams.  
		n.	Thomas Williams.
	2.	Jerusha Wells, b. 18 Jul 1794; d 10 Mar 1844.  She m.
		Thomas E. Clark of Clinton in 1813.
		a.	Harriet Wells Clark.
		b.	Elizabeth Clark.
		c.	John Clark.
		d.	James E. Clark.
	3.	Harriet Wells, b. 3 Sep 1796; d. 24 Jul 1814.
	4.	James Wells, b. 29 Nov 1798; d. 14 Mar 1878.  He m.
		Amelia Lewis of Augusta, Oneida, NY 28 Nov 1826.  Children:
		a.	Harriet Wells, b. 22 Nov 1827.
		b.	Samuel James Wells, b. 22 Mar 1830.
		c.	Sophia Williams Wells, b. 22 Mar 1834; d.
			7 Jun 1839.	

	5.	Samuel Wells, b. 13 Sep 1803.  He m. Maria Lord
		of New Hartford 18 Jun 1826 and had:
		a.	Sophia Lord Wells, b. 21 Apr 1827, d. 4
			May 1832.
		b.	Andrew Benton Wells, b. 20 Dec 1828; d.
			22 Oct 1829.
		c	Ann Amelia Wells, b. 23 Apr 1830, d. 16
			Feb 1877.
		d.	Samuel Benton Wells, b. 23 Mar 1832; d.
			Dec. 1868.
		e.	Theodora Wells, b. 23 Mr 1832.
		f.	Susan Wells, b. 11 May 1836.
		g.	Charles Lord Wells, b. 15 Sep 1841
		h.	William Williams Wells, b. 1844.

    32.30 John Prentice, b. 27 Aug 1768 in Somers, Tolland Co., CT. He was the son of John and Dorothy of Somers, CT. He died in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY in March, 1858 at the age of 90. He appears in the 1850 census in Champion, Jefferson Co., NY where he was living with the family of his son, Austin. No occupation was given, but his occupation was likely the same as that of his son who is shown as a farmer.

    He m. Olive Kibbe 15 Sep 1791. She was b. c. 1775 and d. after 1850 when she and John were living with their son, Austin, in Champion, Jefferson Co., NY. She was the dau. of Peter Kibbe and Esther Wood. Ancestor Charts for them can be found at Ancestry.com . In 1850 they lived in Champion, Jefferson, NY. Children:

    1. Olive Prentice, b. 5 Apr 1793, Somers, CT; m. 1st. 12 Oct 1817 John Clark who d. 1830, Copenhagen, NY; she m. 2nd Elam Pease; he d. 1830 in Copenhagen. She d. 13 Jan 1881, Auburn, NY. . . . . . . . . [32.4]

    2. Walter Walford Prentice, b., 12 Aug 1795, Somers, CT; was a jeweler; d. 26 May 1867 in Monroe, MI; m. Hannah Schermerhorn 10 Jul 1822; she d. in Greystone, KS on 2 Nov 1871. . . . . . . . . [32.5]

    3. Lorenzo Willis Prentice, b. 28 Dec 1797 in New Grandthem, NH; resided in Watertown, Jefferson, NY; farmer; m. 22 Feb 1822 Esther Campbell Bush at Lee, Oneida, NY. Both died after 1881. . . . . [32.6]

    4. Alonzo Tyng Willis Prentice, born 16 Dec 1799, New Grandthem, Sullivan, NH; jeweler; m. 6 Dec 1823 Emeline Rockwell; he d. 27 Jun 1872, Lockport, NY. She d. 28 Aug 1864, Lockport, NY. . . . . . . . . [32.7]

    5. Peter Kibbe Prentice, b. 23 Apr 1802, New Grandthem, NH. . . . . . . . . . .[32.80]

    6. Samuel Wells Prentice, b. 9 Feb 1806, Grafton, NH. He m. Rhoda S. Robbins. . . . . . . . . . .[32.90]

    7. Sidney Seymour Prentice, b. 25 Apr 1808, Charlestown, NY. Res. Monroe, MI; jeweler; m. 30 Dec 1841 Charlotte Knapp, b. c. 1814-20, NY. No children.

    8. Horatio Nelson Prentice, b. 15 Mar 1811, Champion, Jefferson, NY. He m. Martha Mott. . . . . [32.100]

    9. Levi Greenleaf Prentice, b. 28 Mar 1815, Champion, NY. Levi Greenleaf Prentice. Son of John Prentice and Olive Kibbe and had at least 9 other brothers and sisters. He appears single in the 1850, and married in the 1870 census in Columbus, Franklin, OH. Died 28 Jan 1895, Columbus, Franklin Co., OH. Carriage builder & farmer. He m., 1850, Sarah D.. who was b. 1831 and d. 30 Oct 1896, Columbus, OH. Children:

      1. Alvin Morrison Prentice, b. 7 Mar 1851 in Columbus, OH and in 1860 Columbus census. Died 12 Oct 1912, Chicago, Cook, IL. He m. Mary Dorothea Foster on 3 Jan 1889†in Cook Co., Mary was b. 26 Mar 1858, Chicago, Cook, IL. She was living with the family of her daughter, Hattie, in the 1930 Lyons, IL census. Children:
        1. Hattie May Prentice, b. 12 Apr 1892, Chicago, Cook, IL and d. 19 Dec 1988 ` in LaGrange, Cook, IL. She m. Charles Nelson Dockum, son of George Willard Sheldon Dockum and Helen Fifield. He was b. 24 Feb 1890 in MA, obtained his SS# in IL, and d. Aug 11962 in IL (per SSDI). They appear in the 1930 census in Lyons, Cook Co., IL. Known children:
          1. Charles R. Dockum, b. c. 1925, IL. Not in SSDI as of 2005.
        2. Nellie G. Prentice, b. May 1897, IL and in 1900 Chicago census. Unmarried and living with the family of her sister, Hattie, in the 1930 census in Lyons, IL.

    10. Alvin Austin "Austin" Prentice, b. 3 Aug 1817, Champion. Res. Burrs' Mills or Burville, Watertown, NY. He was a harness-maker. He m. 2 Nov 1842 Caroline Cornelia Rundell, b. 26 Mar 1819. Both living 1881. They appear in the 1850 census in Champion, Jefferson Co., NY where his occupation was that of a farmer. Children:

      1. John Prentice II, b. 3 Feb 1844, NY; m. Florence M. Wilson, b. Nov 1847, NY. 1900 & 1910 census Saginaw, MI. Son:

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      2. Wilson Prentice, b. c. 1873, NY. He appears in the 1910 & 1920 Saginaw census with his wife, Linda, b. c. 1876, MI. No children shown.

    11. William A. Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1846 and d. 11 Aug 1856 at the age of 10 years.
    12. Lindon Hollister Prentice, b. 14 Oct 1849. Not in 1860 and later census.
    13. Robert D. Prentice, b. 12 Apr 1854 & d. 21 Jul 1856.
    14. Carrie S. Prentice, b. 21 Oct 1856.
    15. Burt Prentice, b. 22 Dec 1862 & d. 2 Jul 1864.

    32.40 Olive Prentice, dau. of John and Olive, b. 5 Apr 1793; m. 1st John Clark on 12 Oct 1817. Children: 

    i.	Lucy Ann Clark; resided Lockport, NY.
ii.	Harriet M. Clark; m. Oren Clark & d. 10 Mar 1864.
iii.	Olive J. Clark; died young.
iv.	Mary Elizabeth Clark; m. Francis C. Rich.  Res. Auburn, NY.
v.	Agnes Louisa Clark, m. William Bowen & res. Lucas, OH.
	Olive m., 2nd, Elam Pease and d. 13 Jan 1881, Auburn, NY..
vi.	Elam Pease.
    32.50. Walter Walford Prentice, son of John and Dorothy, b. 12 Aug 1795, Somers, CT; jeweler; died 26 May 1867 in Monroe, MI.

    He m. 10 Jul 1822 Hannah S. Schermerhorn. She was b, c, 1800, NY d. in Greystone, KS on 2 Nov 1871. Children: 

    i.	Maria C. Prentice, b. 18 May 1823; m. W. P. Clark 14 Feb 1844.  She d. in
	Greystone, KS 28 Feb 1879 where Mr. Clark resided 1882.
    32.60. Lorenzo Willis Prentice, b. 28 Dec 1797 in New Grandthem, NH, son of John and Olive.

    He m. Esther Campbell Bush; resided Watertown, NY. Children:

    1. Gustavus Adolphus Prentice, b. 1 Oct 1824, Madison, NY; died on 21 Jun 1825, Watertown, NY.
    2. Charles Lorenzo Prentice, born 20 Jun 1826, Watertown, NY; resided Newfane, NY; farmer; m. Charity S. Perry 6 Jun 1849. . . . . . . . . [32.110]
    3. Andrew Jackson Prentice, b. 15 Oct 1828, Watertown, NY; drowned 10 Dec 1836.
    4. Roxanna Mariah Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1830, Watertown, NY; married William K. Roberts 3 Oct 1858.
    5. Lawrence Goodale Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1832, Watertown, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.6a]
    6. Willis Tyna Prentice, b. c. 1836, Watertown, NY; farmer. He m. Mary Zimmerman on 3 Jul 1859. 1870 in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. Children:
      1. Alva I Prentice, b. c. 1861, NY. He m. Mable S. McAllister. She was b. c. 1872, OH. She was the dau. of Daniel H. McAllister (1842-1889) and Lucinda A. Tyler (1844-1919). She appears as a widow in the 1940 census in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY, living with the family of her daughter, Irene. Children:
        1. Howard Raymond Prentice, b. c. 1887, NY. 1920 in Norfolk, VA. It is unclear whether he is the Howard A. Prentice shown in the 1930 census as b. c. 1888, NY, with his wife, Zorah E. Prentice, b. c. 1890, VA.
        2. Irene Ruth Prentice, b. c. 1902, NY. She m. Frank O. Dibble. He was b. Sep 1895, NY, and d. Dec 1989, NY. 1940 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY.Children:
          1. Barbara E. Dibble, b. c. 1930, NY. 1940 at home in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY.
          2. Robert Francis Dibble, b. 23 Nov 1927. NY, and d. 5 Feb 2007, Savannah, Chatham Co., GA. He m. 2 times and had 2 sons and 1 daughter.
      2. Louis D Prentice, b. c. 1867, NY. 1910 in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. 1910, 1920, 1930 census in Lockport with his wife and family:

        He m, Emma A., b. c. 1871. Emma appears as a widow, called Emily, in the 1940 Lockport census and living with the family of her daughter, Ethel. Children:

        1. Maybel J. Prentice, b. c. 1894, NY, 1910 at home in Lockport. 1920 not home
        2. Ethel Prentice, b. c. 1902, NY. 1910 & 1920 at home in Lockport. 1930 and 1940 in Lockport with her husband, John Entwistle, b. c. 1899, NY, and children:
          1. Donald B. Entwistle, b. c. 1925, NY. 1930 & 1940 at home in Lockport. He may be the Donald Entwistle shown in the SSDI as b. 7 Feb 1926 and d. 9 Jan 2005 in Gasport, Niagara Co., NY.
          2. Joan Entwistle, b. c. 1926, NY. 1930 & 1940 at home in Lockport.
        3. Donald Prentice, b. c. 1905, NY. 1910, 1920 , 1930 & 1940 at home in Lockport. He m. Leontine S., who was b. c. 1906, NY, and she appears with him in the 1940 census. Daughter:
          1. Barbara Prentice, b. c. 1928, Lockport, NY. 1940 at home.
        4. Doris G Prentice, b. c. 1909, NY. 1910 & 1920 at home in Lockport. She m. Mr. Rose. 1940 living with he widowed mother, but without her husband. Children:
          1. Nancy Ann Rose, b. c. 1931, NY. 1940 at home in Lockport.
          2. Don Charles Rose, b. c. 1933, NY. 1940 at home in Lockport.
    7. Austin Eli Prentice, b. 2 Jan 1837. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.120]

    32.6a Lawrence Goodale Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1832, Watertown, NY; farmer.

    He m. 1st Betsy Welch Aug 1850. 1850 census in Parma, NY.

    He m. 2nd Ruth M., b. Jun 1847, NY. They appear in the 1880 census in Croghan, Lewis Co., NY, with their children:

    1. Albert E. Prentice, b. c. 1867, OH. 1880 in Croghan, Lewis Co., NY, and d. Sep 1947 per Ancestry.com . He appears in the 1940 census in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY, where he is confusingly called "single" but is shown with his son, Ralph. Albert m. Aby/Abby Jane Bruce in 1887 in Watertown. She was b. Nov 1869, NY. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Effa Prentice, b. May 1888, NY.
      2. Ralph Prentice, b. 31 Mar 1890, NY. 1940 census living with his father in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY,
      3. Ethel A. Prentice, b. c. 1891, NY, and d. in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY. She m. Edward M. Rathburn. He was b. 11 Jun 1885, NY, and d. Dec 1970 in Watertown, NY. He was the son of Albert Faxton Rathburn (1845-1908) and Emma Eugenie Bowen (1848-1933). Children:
        1. (son) Prentice.
        2. Jack E. Rathburn, b. 4 Jul 1919, Watertown, NY, and d. 29 Jun 1983, Sarasota, Sarasota Co., FL. He m. and had 2 sons and 2 daughters.
    2. Mable Prentice, b. c. 1871, OH. 1880 in Croghan, Lewis Co., NY.

    Lawrence and Ruth next appears in the 1900 census in Watertown, Jefferson, NY living with "nephew, George W. Prentice," b. Mar 1867, NY.George is likely the son of Lawrence's brother Charles or Willis.

    32.70. Alonzo Tyng Prentice, born 16 Dec 1799 at New Grandthem, Sullivan, NH. Alonzo d. 27 Jun 1872 at Lockport of paralysis.

    About the year 1807, the parents of Alonzo, John and Olive, emigrated from New Hampshire to Jefferson Co., New York, taking with them Olive, Lorenzo, Alonzo, Peter and Samuel. At the age of 13, Alonzo went to Watertown where he learned the trade of watchmaker, jeweler and silversmith with a man named Bosworth

    In 1815 he had mastered the trade of silver smithing and could make a "splendid spoon," many of which were to be found in Watertown and elsewhere. From Watertown he went to Sackett's Harbor, then to Buffalo with Mr. Bosworth who started a store there.

    In 1820 he bought out his employer and carried on the business for himself and did a thriving trade with the Tonawanda, Seneca and Tuscarora Indians in selling silver jewelry which he manufactured. He could speak their language fluently and was a great favorite with Red Jacket, William Mountpleasant, and other chiefs, and often accepted their hospitalities with his wife for the night in their wigwams when in their villages.

    He was married in 1823 and soon after moved to Lockport, being one of the first settlers of that city. He was one of the leading merchants and at one time well-to-do. The following article was clipped from one of the Lockport papers on his death:

      "We have to chronicle the death of one of our oldest and most respected citizens. Alonzo T. Prentice died Thursday, June 27, in the 73rd year of his age. Mr. Prentice had been ill several months, yet the announcement of his death produced a shock in the community where had led a long and exemplary life.

      Mr. Prentice was born in New Hampshire on the 16th of December, 1799. He went to Jefferson County when a boy, where he lived for some time, or until he was 20 years of age, when he traveled to Buffalo. In the latter place he lived three years, and at the age of 23 married an estimable lady of 16 and moved to Lockport (1822), where he resided until his death.

      Mr. Prentice was for many years engaged in the mercantile business in this place, village and city. At one time he had acquired a handsome property, but lending the use of his name to unfortunate parties, he became insolvent, from which he was a long time sufferer. In the days of his prosperity he exhibited a remarkably enterprising spirit. The stone residence now occupied by Gen John Jackson, and other substantial and still existing edifices were erected by him

      Mr. Prentice was many times honored by his fellow-citizens with positions of public trust, and always acquitted himself with marked credit. He was for several terms justice of the peace, supervisor, and repeatedly elected trustee of the village of Lockport. Mr Prentice was a good citizen, an honest man, and quitted the world leaving not a single enemy behind."

    Scott Prentices email of 24 Aug 2015 provided the following article by Ann Marie Linnabery the assistant director of the History Center of Niagara, NY, with photo:

      Last weekís article highlighted the life and diary of Eliza Ann Prentice Crane, one of three individuals whom the Victorian parlor at the History Center is dedicated. Elizaís father was Alonzo T. Prentice who was an early resident and businessman in Lockport.

      Prentice was born in New Hampshire in 1799 and first settled in Buffalo in 1820, before moving to Lockport three years later. While still living in Buffalo, Prentice married Emeline Rockwell of Oneida County. They came to Lockport shortly after their marriage.

      He first opened a jewelry store on Canal Street, and a few years later moved his business to the south side of Main Street. From early on, Prentice was involved in politics in Niagara County. On October 19, 1831, he was present as a delegate at the Niagara Anti-Masonic Republican Convention held at the Washington House in Lockport ìfor the purpose of nominating candidates for the various county offices to be filled at the ensuing annual election in November next.î He was also appointed to a committee to ìdraft resolutions expressive of the feelings and views of the convention, and to prepare an address.î

      Prenticeís business must have been doing well in the early 1830s as he was able to build a large stone house at the southeast corner of Genesee and Pine streets for his growing family (nine children were born between 1824 and 1847). But the financial panic of 1837 caused hardships among many families, including the Prentices, and he was forced to sell the home to Gen. John Jackson. It is unclear where the family lived until 1842, but about that time Prentice acquired a large piece of property on LaGrange Street between Saxton and Cottage streets, approximately where Harvey Avenue was later cut through. It was this house, its trees and orchards that Eliza lamented leaving in her diary in 1851. In 1856, they are living on South Pine Street which is later described as ìbeyond High Street.î

      Throughout his years in Lockport, Alonzo Prentice held various positions of leadership in the community including as a member of the Niagara County Board of Supervisors, the Lockport Municipal Board, the Lockport School Board and as a justice of the peace. In politics he made the transition from Anti-Mason to Whig to Republican. After retiring from the jewelry business, Prentice kept an office in the Arcade Building on Pine Street near Main for use as justice of the peace. Beginning in the 1850s, Prenticeís adult children began to move out of the area. Out of the nine, two died as children, four went to Chicago, two to Michigan, and one to Pennsylvania.

      Emeline Prentice passed away in 1864 at the age of 57. Alonzo continued to live in the Pine Street house (now number 266) with assistance from his niece, Miss Lucy A. Clark, until his death of apoplexy in 1872, at 73 years of age. He was buried in Glenwood Cemetery with his wife and four of his children. In his obituary, Alonzo T. Prentice was remembered as ìa public-spirited and patriotic citizen Ö a congenial, pleasant neighbor, a faithful companion, and a discreet and indulgent father and reliable friend.î Miss Clark occupied the home until 1884 when she moved to Chicago to be close to several of her cousins. A notice in the Lockport Daily Journal for October 30, 1884 advertised an ìAuction of Household Goodsî at the ìlate residence of Alonzo T. Prentice.î Lucy Clark died in Chicago in 1889 but was buried in the Prentice plot at Glenwood.

    He m. Emeline Rockwell on 6 Dec 1823, Buffalo, NY, who was b. 28Jul 1807 in Whitestone, Oneida Co., NY, and d. 28 Mar 1864 in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. She was the dau. of Horace Rockwell and Candace Bestor. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . The children of Alonzo and Emeline were:

    1. John Henry Prentice, b. 22 Nov 1824, Lockport; d. 10 Jun 1829 at Lockport.
    2. Alonzo Thompson Prentice, b. 6 Sep 1826, NY, Lockport; m.Harriet A. Coates 20 Dec 1849; resided 1900 in Kalamazoo, MI; was a jeweler, since ticket agent of M. C. Railroad. Children:
      1. Allen Thompson Prentice, b. 30 Sep 1857, Lockport; m. 25 Sep 1879 Jennie Harris of E. Hampton, MA, b. Apr 1862. Traveling salesman for the Crane Brothers Manufacturing Co., Chicago. They appear in the 1900 and 1910 census in Chicago census. Not in 1920 or 1830 census. Daughter per 1900 and 1910 census:
        1. Emma L. Prentice, b. May 1889, IL. At home in 1910.
      2. Lizzie Josephine Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1854, Lockport.
    3. Harriet Jane Prentice, b. 23 Aug 1829; m. Julius E. Fenn 18 Sep1851; resided Reading, KS. Children:
      1. William Seger Fenn, b. 11 Sep 1852 & m. Kate Turner 23 Sep 1878.
      2. Mary Kate Fenn,. b. 31 Aug 1854; d. 9 Sep 1854.
      3. Mary Emeline Fenn, b. 13 Sep 1855; m. W. H. Penfield 8 Oct 1872.
      4. Lizzie Pamela Fenn, b. 8 Aug 1859; m. Richard Cole 27 May 1876.
      5. Emma Spencer Fenn, b. 3 Jan 1862.
      6. Henry Alonzo Fenn, b. 11 Jun 1864.
      7. Frank Debaul Fenn, b. 11 Nov 1866.
      8. Charles Hoffman Fenn, b. 21 Aug 1869.
      9. George Reuben Fenn, b. 16 Sep 1871; d. 28 Mar 1873.
    4. Jennie Louise Fenn, b. 23 Dec 1874.
    5. Eliza Ann Prentice, b. 16 Jan 1833; res. in Lockport, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.71]
    6. Mary Josephine Prentice, b. 22 Feb 1835 and d. 1885. She m. Richard T. Crane of Chicago, IL in 1857 . . . . . . . [32.72]
    7. Sidney Rensalaer Prentice, b. 9 Aug 1838. Jeweler. Died 23 Sep 1864 in the military hospital, Baltimore, MD. He was a Pvt. in the Cavalry in the Civil War and is bur. at Sec. A, Site 136, Loudon Park Natl. Cem., Baltimore, MD.
    8. Elizabeth Celestia Prentice, b. 9 Aug 1841; d. Lockport 2 Jun 1881; m. Samuel Brown of Chicago, IL.
    9. Catherine Cornelia Prentice, b. 25 Dec 1845; d. 10 Jul 1846.
    10. Leonidas "Leon" Hamline Prentice, b. 22 Oct 1847; m. Julia Honsinger 1 Oct 1874. He is of the firm of Hay & Prentice, iron pipes and fittings, Chicago.

    32.71 Eliza Ann Prentice, b. 16 Jan 1833; res. in Lockport, NY.

    Scott Prentices email of 24 Aug 2015 provided the following article by Ann Marie Linnabery the assistant director of the History Center of Niagara, NY, with photo:

      NIAGARA DISCOVERIES: Teenaged girls haven't changed too much over centuries. Ann Marie Linnabery Niagara Discoveries Aug 12, 2017

      CONTRIBUTEDSisters Eliza Ann and Mary Josephine Prentice, circa 1845.

      Recently, a visitor came into the History Center who was particularly interested in the Victorian Parlor. One of the first things he spotted was a plaque and a photograph on the wall dedicating the parlor to the late Alonzo T. Prentice and his daughters, Eliza Ann Crane and Mary Josephine Crane; the dedication was by Alonzoís granddaughter, Mrs. Emily Crane Chadbourne. The visitor asked who they were and what connection they had to the parlor.

      I apologized for not knowing much about the family, only that the granddaughter had made financial contributions towards the furnishing of the room back in the 1950s. It was one of those situations where youíve seen something a hundred times but never really thought much about it. It turns out that the Prentice and the Crane families made many contributions to the history of Niagara County, and the Lockport area in particular.

      Even though the Victorian Parlor is also dedicated to Alonzo Prentice, it is necessary to start with his daughters and work backwards. In July 1849,

      Eliza Ann Prentice began a journal in the middle of her 16th year. Having a daughter the same age, I was curious how this young lady felt and reacted to events in her life.

      At the time she was living on Lagrange Street in Lockport with her parents and several siblings ranging in age from 2 to 24. Although her father owned a jewelry store, was a justice of the peace and a well-respected member of the community, she acknowledges in her first entry that she is ìdiscontentedî when she compares her situation to those of other schoolgirls ìwhose fathers are so much better off than mineî but quickly ìblushes with shameî when she admits that she has more than some of her neighbors.

      Eliza writes of many different friends but several of her closest soon moved away or died. One who died suddenly appears to have been Mr. Rose, her music teacher at the Union School, and she was devastated by his death. From her writing both before and after his tragic accident, you get the feeling that she may have had a crush on this particular teacher. On the day of his funeral, she wrote, ìour Union bell tolled Roseís knell.î (That bell now resides in the barn at the History Center, connecting us to an event that took place 168 years ago.) A few months later, in November, Eliza's best friend Hattie Parmelee married Landon Wright. They left for Illinois six months later.

      Eliza's journal is filled with accounts of sleepovers with friends, remarks about boys she didn't like (and a few she did), getting in trouble at school for talking when the class should have been studying, feeling a bit jealous when she thinks her sister Mary gets more attention than she does and, of course, comments about the weather. Two activities she writes about quite frequently, that some modern teens may not identify with, are going to church (sometimes twice on the Sabbath) and attending lyceums and concerts in the evenings. She often wrote accounts of sermons, musical pieces and lecture topics that she found particularly interesting.

      In the fall of 1851, the Prentice family moved from Lagrange Street to a new house on South Pine Street. Eliza laments leaving "that beautiful yard and garden, and those noble, tall, old trees" as well as "the old plum tree" where "friends' names [were] carved upon its aged trunk." Though she acknowledges the move to "this great, new house," she also comments on the fact that it has "not a tree near us" or "hardly a blade of grass."

      Two years later, Eliza writes that she is engaged to Nels, a longtime friend, then in 1857 she wrote, ìIím not engaged, and it is best, probably, that it is all over.î No reason is given for the breakup, but later that year when she learns he is to marry another, she confesses, ìMy romance never received a greater shock!î

      Later that year, 1857, Elizaís sister Mary wed Richard Crane, who was originally from Lockport, and later removed to Chicago. They had 10 children, seven of whom lived to adulthood. Circa 1863, Eliza moved to Chicago to help Mary with her growing family and to work as a public school teacher.

      In 1885, Mary died at the age of 50, leaving several minor children. Less than two years later, Eliza married Richard Crane and became stepmother to her nieces and nephews. The couple remained in Chicago and wintered in Pasadena, California.

      Eliza Prentice Crane died in Walworth, Wisconsin, in 1902 and is buried there with her husband, her sister Mary and three of Maryís children. The family connection to Wisconsin could not be determined since all of those buried there died elsewhere.

    32.72 Mary Josephine Prentice (#v, above) who m. Richard Teller Crane, president of the Crane Brothers Manufacturing Company. For more about Mary, see 32.71 above, about her sister, Eliza. Mary d. 1885 and her sister, Eliza, then m. Richard Teller Crane. Children:

    1. Charles Richard Crane, b. 7 Aug 1858.
    2. Herbert Prentice Crane, b. 6 Jun 1861.
    3. George Hamilton Crane, b. 11 Dec 1862 &d. 21 Feb 1864.
    4. Kate Elizabeth Crane, b. 2 Feb 1865.
    5. Mary Ryerson Crane, b. 30 Aug 1866.
    6. Fannie Williams Crane, b. 30 Aug 1869.
    7. Emeline Rockwell Crane, b. 4 Mar 1871.
    8. Richard Teller Crane Jr. b. 1 Nov 1873.
    9. Leonidas Harold Crane, b. 27 Oct 1875 & d. 22 Jul 1876.

    32.80 Peter Kibbe Prentice, b. 23 Apr 1802, New Grandthem, NH; farmer. He d. 5 Apr 1853 at New Fane, NY. 1860 census in New Fane, Niagara Co., NY.

    He m. Eliza Agnes Bush in 1817. She was b. c. 1810, NY, and d. 2 Sep 1894, Calhoun, MI. Children:

    1. Lorenzo Prentice, b. 1823 and d. the next year, 1824.
    2. Henry C. Prentice. Born, 15 Aug 1825, and d. 1915, Age 90. Not in 1850, 1860 census. 1870, 1892, 1900 in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. He m. Malvina, b. c. 1835, NY. Children:
      1. Mariettte/Etta Prentice, b. c. 1852, OH. 1960, 1970 at home.
    3. Lydia J. Prentice. Born, 6 Sep 1828. Died, 3 Sep 1843, in NY.
    4. Marietta Prentice. Born, 1832. She married Silas Birch. Children:
      1. Seymore Birch.
    5. Lawrence M. Prentice. Born, 12 Apr 1835. Died, 26 Jul 1864, Chattanooga, TN, probably in Civil War combat. He had enlisted on 28 Mar 1864 in Battery M, 1st NY Light Artillery. He left a widow, Mary J. (surname not known). Not in 1860 census.
    6. Frederick Seymour Prentice. Born, 20 Aug 1838. . . . . . . . . [32.140]
    7. Emma A. Prentice, b. 16 Aug 1846 & d. 5 Mar 1847.
    8. Alonzo K. (Kibbe?) Prentice. Born, 29 Jun 1848, NY, son of Peter Kibbe Prentice (b. 23 Apr 1802, New Grandthem, NH) and Eliza Agnes Bush. He m. Sarah, b. Jul 1848, OH. Children (per Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI 1900 census):
      1. Elmer D. Prentice, b. May 1873, MI. He m. Bernice, b. Jan 1878. MI. 1910 census in Battle Creek, Calhoun Co., MI with his wife, Jessie. No children shown. Not in 1920 census. Elmer and Jessie in the 1930 Battle Creek census; no children shown.
      2. Gertrude Prentice, b. Dec 1878, MI.
    9. Lorenzo W. Prentice. Born, circa 1851 and d. c. 1913. Not in 1860. 1870 or 1880 census.

    32.90. Samuel Wells Prentice, son of John and Olive, b. 9 Feb 1806, Grantham Twp., Sullivan Co., NH, and d. 1884 in Buffalo, NY (per Ancestry.com ) and family Bible in possession of Kevin Cassidy per his email of 17 Apr 2006). He was a cabinet-maker and lived in Buffalo, NY (per Bruce Prentice, email, 14 Mar 2008)

    He m. Rhoda Sophronia Robbins on 9 May 1846, Copenhagen, Lewis Co., NY. She was b. 30 Jan 1827 in Copenhagen, Lewis Co., NY., and lived in Buffalo, NY. Rhoda was b. 30 Jan 1827 in Copenhagen, Lewis Co., NY and d. 20 Mar 1919, Medford, Long Island, NY; bur. Lakeview Cem., Bridgeport, CT. She was the dau. of Austin Hammond Robbins and Emaline Wesley or Wedge (per Ancestry.com). In the 1900 census, Rhoda was living with her son, Franklin. Children: (per Grant Prentice, 3 Mar 1997)

    1. Rhoda Prentice, b. 1846 per Ancestry.com. May have d. young.
    2. Albert Duane Prentice, b. 17 Jul 1847, Duanesville, Lewis Co., NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.200]
    3. Levi Wells Prentice, b. 18 Dec 1851, Harrisburg, Lewis Co., NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.250]
    4. Franklin Kent Prentice, b. 27 Jan 1860, Copenhagen, Lewis Co., NY, and d. 4 Jun 1917, Patchogue, Suffolk Co., NY. Builder, Buffalo, NY. Ref: family Bible in possession of Kevin Cassidy per his email of 17 Apr 2006). He m. Anna/Annie Mable/Minnie Stickles/Stricklerin 12 Mar 1890. She was b. Sep 1872 with her mother b. in France and father in Germany. They appear in the 1900 Bronx, New York, NY census living at 808 E. 148th St., #66, with their daughters. Not in the 1910 or 1920 census. Children:
      1. Wilhelmina/Minnie Rhoda Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1896 or 1897, Long Island City, Queens Co., NY. She m. Frank J. Traber in 1917. He was b. 8 Sep 1892, Long Island City, Queens Co., NY, and d. 2 Jan 1956. They hjad 1 son and 2 daughters.
      2. Ella Prentice, b. 1 Jan 1900, NY, and d. 28 Oct 1987, Derby, New Haven Co., CT. She m. James Edward Dwyer on 27 Sep 1926, Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., CT. He was b. 8 Dec 1900, CT, and d. 8 May 1964, Bridgeport. Son:
        1. James Edward Dwyer Jr., b. 14 Sep 1944, CT, and d. 27 Nov 2007, TX.
      3. Franklin K. Prentice, b. c. 1904, CT. 1940 in Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., CT, and d. 27 Nov 1962, Bridgeport. He m. Edna Williams, b. c. 1893, MA.

    32.100. Horatio Nelson Prentice, son of John and Olive; b.15 Mar 1811, Champion, NY and d. 7 Apr 1885. He lived most of his life at Columbuis, OH and employed several years in doing geological surveys of the state. He. later moved to Defiance Co. later where he helped write a history of that county. In 1882 he moved to Paulding, OH. He was a carriage maker and edited several trade journals and wrote numerous articles.

    He m. 19 Dec 1839 Martha Mott, a Quaker, in Lockport, Niagara, NY. Martha was living with her son, John, in Melrose in the 1900 census. Children:

    1. Edwin I. Prentice, b. Lockport, NY on 17 Dec 1842. . . . . . [32.260]
    2. John Q. A. Prentice, b. Lockport, NY in Jun 1847. . . . . . . . [32.270]

    32.110. Charles Lorenzo Prentice, b. 20 Jun 1826, Watertown, NY; son of Lorenzo Willis and Esther. Farmer in 1900 census in Newfane, Niagara Co., NY.

    He m. on 6 Jun 1849 Charity S. Perry.Children:

    1. Philetus Tyng Prentice, b. 25 Feb 1851, Lockport, NY. 1900 census in Niagara Co., NY.

    2. Herbert Arthur Prentice, b. 2 Nov 1856 at Newfane, NY. He m. Margaret Alice Benton c. 1888 She was b. 21 Mar 1862, Olney, Richland Co., IL, and d. 4 Aug 1952, Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. She was a widow in the 1930 & 1940 census and living with her dau., Nancy, in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. An Ancestor Chart for Margaret can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Emma Charity Prentice, b. 10 Jun 1889, Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA. 1900 census at home in Lincoln, Union Co., IA.
      2. Nancy Lillian Prentice, b. Oct 1890, IA. She m. Henry M. Becker. He was b. Apr 1893, NY, per the 1900 census and was the son of Christian Becker and Mary A. In the 1930 & 1940 census they lived in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. Children per 1900 census:
        1. Albert B. Becke, b. c. 1888, NY.
        2. Henry M. Becker, b. c. 1893, NY.

    3. Mary Alice Prentice, b. 8 Jul 1868 at Newfane, NY.

    32.120 Austin Eli Prentice, b. 2 Jan 1837, Croghan, Lewis Co., NY and d. there 1902. He m. 1st Martha Ann Woodcock on 21 Jan 1867. Children:

    1. Roswell Prentice, b. Jun 1883, Croghan, Lewis Co., NY and d. 1912. Bur. St. Stephen Cem, Croghan, NY (per Ancestral File). Called Raleigh L. Prentice in 1900 census.
    2. Earl Edwin Prentice, b. 29 Mar 1888, Croghan. . . . . . . [32.300]

    Austin m. 2nd Marietta Thisse c. 1894. She was b. c. 1855 at Croghan and d. 1933 at Belfort, Lewis Co., NY. Marietta was the dau. of Michael M. Thisse and Anna Mott (per LDS Ancestral File):

    1. Esther A. Prentice, b. May 1895 at Home Long Pond, Lewis Co., Belfort, NY and d. 15 Nov 1965. Bur. St Stephen's Cem, Lewis Co., Croghan, NY (per Ancestral File). Not in 1920 or 1930 census.

    32.130 Leonidas Hamline Prentice, b. 22 Oct 1847, Lockport, NY, son of Alonzo Tyng Prentice and Emeline. Leonidas resided, 1882, at 475 W. Adams St., Chicago; is of the firm of Hay & Prentice, 34 and 36 Canal St., corner Washington St., Chicago, manufacturers of steam warming and ventilating apparatus. He will remove his residence in April, 1883 to Waukegan, on the west shore of Lake Michigan, in Lake County, IL.

    Leonidas m. Julia Honsinger, b. 16 Apr 1860, IL, dau. of Dr. Emanuel Honsinger, at 318 Park Ave., Chicago, 1 Oct 1874. She d. 30 Jul 1917 at Waukeegan, IL.Children: (per Grant Prentice, 3 Mar 1997; Kristen L. Moore, email, 20 Apr 2000; 1900 & 1910 Waukegan, Lake, IL census). Children:

    1. Elizabeth/Bessie Honsinger Prentice, b. 26 Dec 1876, IL.
    2. Lucy Clark Prentice, b. 18 Jul 1879, IL.
    3. Julia/Juley Leona Prentice, b. 29 May 1883, IL. Died 30 Mar 1903.
    4. Leon Hamilton Prentice Jr., b. Apr 1888, IL. Died 3 Jan or Jun 1915. He m. Marjorie Harper. She was b. Dec 1889, IL, and d. Jan 1969 in Jacksonville, FL. She was the dau. of Robert Harper and Maggie Browning. Children per Ancestry.com:
      1. Virginia Harper Prentice, b. 2 May 1910, Chicago, IL, and d. 1 Apr 1986, Jacksonville, FL. She m. 1st. Ora Rexford Gilpatrick on 26 Feb 1943, Hartford, CT. He was b. in ME and d. 1986, Jacksonville, FL. They had a son. She m. 2nd James Gordon Boyd in Jacksonville, FL. He was b. in GA and d. 1985 in St. Petersburg, FL. Daughters:
        1. Dau. Boyd. She m. Mr. Bownes and had a son and daugher.
        2. Dau. Boyd. She m 1st.Gregory Michael Sullivan. He was b. 3 May 1937, Huntington, Huntington Co., IN and d. 28 Sep 1973, Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. They had 2 sons and a daughter. She m. 2nd Mr. Thompson.
        3. Barara Margaret Boyd, b. 13 Nov 1933, Jacksonville, FL, and d. 20 Aug 1973, Japan.

    32.140 Frederick Seymour Prentice. Born, 20 Aug 1838, in Wilson, Niagara,NY. Died, 14 May 1910. He married, first, Amanda A. Hoskins. Died, 18 Jul 1876. Children:

    1. Nellie Jane Prentice. Born, 2 Oct 1871. She married James H. Short. Children:
      1. Meda Short. Born, 10 Oct 1896. She married William Fitzgerald.

    Frederick married, second, Mary Jane Gray. Born, 20 Sep 1855, in Newstead, NY. Died, 14 Nov 1898, in Hastings, Barry, MI. Children:

    1. Fred Eugene Prentice. Born 11 Apr 1878. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.141]

    2. Frank Henry Prentice, b. 10 Feb 1880, Hastings, Barry Co., MI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.150]

    3. Lottie Mae Prentice, b. Mar 1883, MI.
    4. Carrie Eliza Prentice, b. Jul 1885, MI.
    5. Amy I. Prentice. Born, 29 May 1887, MI. She married Carl Rollins.
    6. Melvin A. Prentice, b. 24 Jul 1892, MI. He appears in the 1920 and 1930 Calhoun Co., MI census with his wife, Nina B.Patton, b. c. 1893, MI. The SSDI indicates he d. c. Apr 1969 at Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa Co., CA. Children (per 1920 and 1930 census):
      1. Robert Gordon Prentice, b. 1917, MI. At home in 1930 census. He m. Grace Helen McCarty in 1940 in Battle Creek, MI. Children (per Carol Prentice, email, 6 Feb 2002):
        1. Carol Prentice, b. 1941, Battle Creek, MI. 2002 lived in Bakersfield, CA.
        2. Gary Eugene Prentice, b. 1944, Battle Creek, MI.
        3. James Gordon Prentice, b. 1945, Burbank, CA.
        4. Kathryn Ruth Prentice, b. 1948, Burbank, CA.
        5. John Woodrow Prentice, b. 1950, Burbank, CA.
      2. Georgia Prentice, b. c. 1919 in Battle Cree, MI. She m. 1st. Mr. Comburn.
        1. Teny Comburn.
        Georgia m. 2nd Merle Smith who was b. 27 Apr 1913, Michigan City, IN.
        1. Pamela K. Smith. She m. Mr. Whitney.
        2. Jeffrey Merle Smith. He may be the son who d. in the Viet Nam War.

      3. Albert P. Prentice, b. 31 Mar 1922 and d. 24 Mar 1992. A TEC 5 in the Army in WW II and is bur. at Sec. B, Site 898, Golden Gate Nat. Cem., San Bruno, CA.

    32.141 Fred Eugene Prentice. Born 11 Apr 1878, d. 18 Nov 1976 in MI. He m. Hattie Briggs Demott, 880, St. Johns, MI. She was b/ 24 Ki; 1880 & d. 24 Apr 1980, Hastings, Barry, MI. Children (per 1910, 1920 and 1930 Hastings, Barry Co., MI census:

    1. Donald Theodore Prentice b. 31 Dec 1904, MI and d. May 1985, Sturgis, St. Joseph Co., MI. (per SSDI). In 1930 Sturgis census with his wife, Ruth E., b.3 Aug 1901, IN. They lived in Hillsdale, MI. Children:
      1. Richard Eugene Prentice, b. 20 Apr 1931, He m. Moselle Kinch. . . . . . . . . . [32.142]
      2. Diane R. Prentice, b. 7 Aug 1933. She m. Gorgge Hanosh.

    2. Hubert Eugene Prentice, b. 28 Nov 1908, MI and d. Jun 1981, Zepher Hills, Pasco Co., FL. (per SSDI). At home in 1930 census. He m. Lydia Overloop who was b. 15 Jun 1916 and d. 1996 (per Desc. of Benjamin DeMott). They lived in Kalamazoo, MI. Children:

      1. Evon Prentice. She m. 1st John J. Kiel. Children:
        1. Kimberly Kiel, m. Richard H. Jones. Children of Kimberly and Richard:
          1. Trevor Kiel.
          2. Devin Jones.

        Evon m. 2nd Paul J. Fleckenstein. Children:

        1. Susan Fleckenstein, m. John Sterling.
        2. Brian Fleckenstein, m. Michelle Schwartz.
        3. Cindy Fleckenstein, m. Dave Lockwood.

      2. Jack Prentice Sons:
        1. Mark Prentice.
        2. Jeff Prentice

    32.142 Richard Eugene Prentice, b. 20 Apr 1931,

    He m. Moselle Kinch. She was b. 2 Nov 1933, probably Jackson, MI, and d. 24 Jan 2015, Carmel, Indiana. She was the dau. of Attix and Marguerite Kinch. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Moselle Kinch Prentice: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Jackson Citizen Patriot (MI) - Thursday, January 29, 2015.

      Prentice, Moselle Kinch 11/2/1933 - 1/24/2015 Carmel, IN Age 81, currently of Carmel, IN (Originally of Jackson, MI) passed Saturday, January 24, after a struggle with cancer.

      Moselle, formerly a school teacher in Michigan and New Jersey, was always interested in current events, politics, animals, people and life in general. Although she moved with her family around the US and Canada, Michigan has always been her home. She had a passion for antiques like her mother and was an avid knitter. Her family and, particularly her grandchildren, were always near and dear to her heart. Moselle loved and was loved by her family and friends and will be greatly missed.

      Moselle is preceded in death by her parents, Attix and Marguerite Kinch, her sister Marguerite (Kinch) Lewis and brothers-in-law Howard Lewis and George Hanosh.

      Moselle is survived by her husband, Richard Prentice, her daughters Sarah Prentice, Margaret Lehmann (Dan) and two grandchildren, Jacob and Abigail. She is also survived by her brother, John Kinch, sister Carolyn Greenwood, her sisters-in-law, Madeleine Kinch and Diane Hanosh and many dear nieces and nephews. A memorial service to follow.

    Children of Richard and Moselle:

    1. Sarah Prentice,
    2. Margaret Prentice. She m. Dan Lehmann.

    32.150 Frank Henry Prentice, b. 10 Feb 1880, Hastings, Barry Co., MI, and d. there 30 Nov 1966.

    He m. Mary Barham Cooley, b. 7 Oct 1886, Hastings, Barry Co., MI, and d. there 24 Mar 1979. She was the dau. of Jasper W. Cooley (1860-1934) and Euphemia L. Dodge (1859-1939). Census: 1880, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Barry Co., MI census): Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Clarence Edward Prentice, b. 12 Dec 1905, MI and d. 13 Dec 1996, Grass Valley, Nevada Co., CA (per SSDI). At home in 1930 census. He m. Addie Carolyn Redfield on 17 Jul 1932. She was b. 12 Nov 1907 and d. 29. 29, 2002, dau. of Claude L. Redfield ( -198?) and Sarah Ellen Little (1884-1916). Children of Clarence and Addie:
      1. Clarence Wesley Prentice, b. after 1932.. He m. Carol Marie Kennedy. Clarence's obituary of 27 Mar 2009 in the Indianapolis Star reads as follows:

          Prentice,Clarence W. March 11, 2006 Clarence W. Prentice 72, Greenwood, IN passed away March 9, 2006. He was born, on January 11, 1934 in Ionia, MI to Clarence F. and Addie (Redfield.) Prentice. He was a graduate of Okemos High School, Okemos, MI and of Michigan State University in 1959 with a degree in Civil Engineering. Clarence was employed at Reilly Industries for 40 years and retired as Director of Corporate Engineering Services in 1999. He served as a Perry Twp. Advisory Board. Member for 20 years and as a Precinct Committeeman. He was an Army veteran. He enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, golf, gardening, and travel. Clarence is survived, by his wife Carole Marie (Kennedy) Prentice; children Kirk (LaTona) Prentice, Elaine Kay (David.) Rhyne, Kerrie (Paul) Milenbaugh and Kevin (Heather) Prentice; brother LeVon (Susan) Prentice; sister Iris Jean Prentice; 11 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.??Services will be Saturday, March 11, 2006 at SS. Frances and Clare of Assisi Catholic Church, 5901 Olive Branch Road, Greenwood, IN at 2:30 p.m. with calling there from 1:00 p.m. until the time of service. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Church & Community Funeral Services handling arrangements.

        Children of Clarence and Carol:

        1. Kirk Edward Prentice. He m. LaTona Sue Martin, dau. of LaMoyne Dudley Martin and Ada Ruth Bell. Children:
          1. Ryan LaMoyne Prentice
          2. Chad Edward Prentice
        2. Elaine Kay Prentice. She m. David Edward Rhyne, son of Robert E. Rhyne and MaryAnne LaVine. Children of Elaine and David:
          1. Casey DeAnn Rhyne. Children of Casey and Ernie Rathz:
            1. Skylar Denay Rathz.
            2. Landen Zavier Rathz.
          2. Corby David Rhyne.
          3. Courtney Desiree Rhyne.
        3. Kerrie Ann Prentice; m. Paul Kevin Milenbaugh, son of Donald Milenbaugh and Betty Mae _____. Children of Kerrie and Paul:
          1. Paul Kyle Milenbaugh.
          2. Joel Kevin Milenbaugh.
          3. Collin James Milenbaugh.
        4. Kevin Michael Prentice. He m. Heather Laurel Pierce. Children:
          1. Kennedy Lee Prentice
          2. Katherine Mae Prentice
          3. Caroline Grace Prentice

      2. LeVon Allen Prentice (son of Clarence and Addie). He m. 1st, 1960, Janet Kay Harmon, b. 8 May 1940 in Saginaw, MI and d. 23 Jul 1993 in Santa Rosa, CA, dau. of Carl Augusta Harmon (1898-1963) and Irene Elizabeth Busch (1906-1958). Son:
        1. Scott Allen Prentice, b. 16 Jul 1961, CA. He m. Alison Lee Millikan, on 6 Nov 1994, Dorset, Bennington Co., VT, and was then living in San Rafael, CA. dau. of James Pence Millikan (b. PA) and Virginia Lee McGuffin (b. MA) and Virginia Lee McGuffin. Ref: Vermont Marriage Records .

        LaVon m. 2nd, 1965, Susan Elaine Adamson, dau. of Wilfrid Adamson (1903-1989) and Frances Virginia Starr (1910-1962). Children:

        1. Elisa Marie Prentice, m. 1st. John Shelton. Son:
          1. Justin Lee Shelton.
          Elise Marie Prentice m. 2nd. Curtis Niccum. Son:
          1. Trevor Niccum (step son to Elsie).
        2. Eric William Prentice. He m. April Helen Seppi, dau. of Jim Seppi and Donna _____. Children:
          1. Victoria Faith Frances Prentice
          2. Clayton Eric Elioenai Prentice
          3. Madison Prentice

      3. Iris Jeane Prentice. She m. 1st, Walter Edward Dugger. Children of Iris and Walter Dugger
        1. Janice Marie Dugger.
        2. Alana-Star Marie Dugger, (changed name to Smith); m. 1st, Daniel Brett Hardy, son of John Hardy and Nancy. Children of Alana-Star and Daniel Hardy:
          1. Daniel Brett Hardy Jr.
          2. DeVan Leigh Hardy.
          Alana m. 2nd, Karl Schnur. Daughter:
          1. Carolyn Leigh Marie.
        Iris m. 2nd, Stanley Allan Smith. Daughter:
        1. Kimberly Marie Smith. She m. Randall Ray Smith.
        Iris m. 3rd, Randolph Allen Woods.

    2. Verne Alden Prentice, b. c. 1909, MI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.160]

    3. Allen Earl Prentice, b. 13 Jan 1914 and d. 9 Jul 1995, Columbia, Howard Co., MD (per SSDI). At home in 1930 census. He m. 1st, Ruth Phillips. He m. 2nd, Marjorie Endsley who was previously married to Mr. Krebbs. Daughter of Marjorie and Mr. Krebbs and adopted by Allen Earl Prentice:
      1. Linda (Krebbs) Prentice, adopted. She m. Les Weinberg. Child of Linda and Les:
        1. Ericka Weinberg. She m. Joseph E. Lee. Child of Ericka and Joseph:
          1. Jazmin D. Lee

    4. Ethel May Prentice, b. 27 May 1917, in Hastings, MI. She m. Paul Gibson. He was b. 5 Aug. 1913 in Middleville, MI., son of Loren L. Gibson (1863-1938) and Rhoda Belle Wesbrook (1877-1920). Children of Ethel and Paul:
      1. James L. Gibson, m. Kenna Middleton, dau of Wayne and Helen Middleton. Children:
        1. Brenda Marie Gibson, m. Anthony Charles Sonnek, son of Charles and Betty Sonnek. Children of Anthony and Brenda:
          1. Hunter Raine Sonnek
          2. Gabriel Anthony Sonnek
        2. Carrie Lynn Gibson, m. 1st, Peter James Goddard, son of Alan and Patricia Goddard. Carrie m. 2nd, Gary Moore
      2. Keith H. Gibson
      3. Carl Gibson. He m. Mary Willett, she d. 2006. Child of Carl and Mary:
        1. Benjamin Gibson
      4. Edward Paul Gibson. He m. Christina Wenger, dau. of Robert Wenger and Helen Cridler (dau. of William Arthur Cridler). Children:
        1. Nathan Gibson, m. Rebecca Lord.
        2. John Robert Gibson
        3. Michael Gibson
      5. Fred LeRoy Gibson. He m. 1st, Kathy Nichols, dau. of Mahlon Nichols and Lois. He m. 2nd Annmarie Hunt, dau. of Homer Hunt and Eileen. Son of Fred and Kathy:
        1. Jason Gibson
        Children of Fred and Annmarie:
        1. Gabrielle Alexis Gibson
        2. Garrett Paul Gibson
        3. Jordyn Gibson

    5. Helen Irene Prentice, b. May 19, 1922, in Hastings, MI. She m. John Mathias Stern, b. 29 May 1920 in Chicago, IL. Children of Helen and John:
      1. Ronald J. Stern. He m. 1st. Marjorie. He m. 2nd Shari. Children of Ronald and Shari:
        1. Jennifer Stern, m. Kevin Lashus. Child of Jennifer and Kevin: Lara Lashus
        2. Melissa Helen Stern
      2. Richard Stern; m. Chesteen. Children of Richard and Chesteen:
        1. Kara Stern
        2. Jake Stern
        3. Kyle Stern
      3. John A. Stern; m. 1st. Cathy Corbett; m. 2nd. Laura L. Beal. Children of John and Cathy:
        1. Amy Stern
        2. Caryn Mary Rose Stern

    32.160 Verne Alden Prentice, b. c. 1909, MI and d. 24 Nov. 2002, aged 94.

    He m.1st, Ruth Wibert, b. 29 Oct. 1909, dau. of Charles A. Wibert and Jennie L. C. _____.

    Verne m. 2nd, Thelma Andree on 30 Sep 1939 She was b. 5 Feb. 1914 in Grand Rapids, Mich., dau. of Gerrit Andree (1883-1980) and Willmena Rose (1884-1961). . Thelma died 9 Feb. 2003, age 89. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Bay City Times, The (MI) - Tuesday, February 11, 2003: Thelma R. Prentice

      Prentice, Thelma R. (Andree) Bay City, Michigan Jesus took Thelma Rose by the hand on February 9, 2003 to her eternal home to be greeted by family and friends who predeceased her. She was born February 5, 1914 to Garret and Willmina Andree in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

      Thelma graduated from Union High School, Grand Rapids, in 1932, and Western Michigan University in 1936. She taught in South Haven, Michigan for three years. Thelma also was a substitute teacher in the Essexville and Bay City School systems until 1974. Thelma was a member of AARP and the Essexville Baptist Community Church.

      She was married to Verne A. Prentice from Middleville, Michigan, September 30, 1939. He preceded her in death November 24, 2002.

      Surviving are three children: Dr. David A. and Evelyn Prentice of Plainwell, Michigan, John R. and Kay Prentice of Dallas, Georgia, and Carole R. Prentice Neal of Bay City. Thelma is also survived by two sisters: Hazel DeVries of Grand Rapids, Ruth Satler of Brighton; five grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren. Besides her husband Verne, she was preceded in death by her brother Dr. Robert Andree.

      According to Thelma's wishes, cremation has taken place. A Memorial Service will take place 11:00 a.m. Friday, February 21, 2003 at the Essexville Baptist Community Church. Rev. Ted Marrinan will officiate. Friends may call at the church Friday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to the Essexville Baptist Community Church. Arrangements by the Stapish Cederberg Funeral Home East. To Dr. Yang: for the support and wisdom shown to mother, a heartfelt thank you. The family also wishes to extend a special thank you to Heartland Healthcare Center- Hampton & Hospice for the wonderful love and care shown her for the two years of her life here on earth. Stapish-Cederberg Funeral Home, East 955 Pine Road Essexville,Michigan 48732 Family Owned and Operated

    Children of Verne and his 2nd wife, Thelma:

    1. David Prentice, Dr. He m. Evelyn Perugini, dau. of Egidio Perugini and Mary Bloom. 2003 in Plainwell, MI. Children:
      1. Marc Prentice
      2. Susan Prentice. She m. Is Sao. Children of Susan and Is:
        1. Xavier Prentice-Sao
        2. Matthew Prentice-Sao
    2. John R. Prentice. He m. Kay M. Nichols, dau. of Allen B. Nichols and Delores B. Sanders. 2003 in Dallas, GA. Daughter:
      1. Kristyn M. Prentice, m. Dan _____.
    3. Carole Prentice. She m. Michael Edward Neal, son of Walt Earl Neal and Ruth Ellen Bradley. 2003 in Bay City, MI. Children of Carol and Michael:
      1. Ellen Neal, m. Brian Mockridge. Children:
        1. Kalya Rose Mockridge
        2. Katherine Alice Mockridge
      2. Paul Neal, m. Angela Marie Struthers.

    32.200 Albert Duane Prentice, b. 17 Jul 1847, Duanesville, Lewis Co, NY, and d. 20 Sep 1926, .son of Samuel Wells Prentice and Rhoda Sophronia Robbins. Lived in Niagara, NY. Confectioner. 1900 census in Coshocton Co., OH. (Ref: family Bible in possession of Kevin Cassidy per his email of 17 Apr 2006).

    Albert m. Catherine "Katie" Hattie Cameron on 8 Oct 1870 in Syracuse, NY. She was b. Feb 1853 in Canada and d. 16 July 1927. Children:

    1. Nellie May Prentice, b. Syracuse, NY 22 Oct 1871; d. Chicago 18 Dec 1876.
    2. Henrietta/Hattie Prentice, b. 20 Aug 1873, Syracuse, NY. She m. Andrew S. Capelle in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY on 20 Jan 1894. He is listed in the 1870 Census as ìAndersonî, b. c. 1868, MA, to William C. Capelle of MA and Charlotte of England in 1868 at Boston MA and living in Boston in 1880. Neither are listed in 1900 Census or later.
    3. Catherine "Kate" Bell Prentice, b. 20 Oct 1875, Schenectady, NY, and d. 15 May 1951, Chicago, IL. In the 1900 census she is called a dressmaker and in 1930 a milliner.
    4. Albert Duane Prentice Jr., b. 1 Sep 1877, Lowville, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.210]
    5. Mamie "May" "Mary" Prentice, b. 27 Aug 1879, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. and d. 10 Jun 1957, Chicago, IL. In the 1930 census she is called a [fabric] trimmer.
    6. Harry C. Prentice, b. Jan 1883, NY. 1900 census living in Jackson, OH, with his father and brother, Albert.
    7. Pearl Prentice, b. Oct 1886, NY and d. 20 Jun 1901 at the age of 14.
    8. Ray Stuart Prentice, b. 29 Feb 1892, NY, and d. 30 Mar 1969, Chicago, IL. Shown in 1900 census at 2426 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago living with his mother and sisters: Catherine, Mary and Pearl. The family does not appear in the 1910 census. A 1917 WWI Draft registration Card lists him as a bookkeeper working at the Germania Fire Insurance Company, chicago, and exempt from the draft because of ìsupport of motherî. Missing in the 1920 census. The 1930 Census shows him at 6717 Parnell Avenue, Chicago, IL. 1940 census in Chicago as an Appraiser with 2 years of college and living with his sisters Catherine and Mamie/Mary.

    32.210 Albert Duane Prentice Jr., b. 1 Sep 1877, Lowville, NY, and d. 13 May 1946 at 1085 Bergan Ave., Brooklyn, NY. At home in 1900. In 1910 census living at 140 Brace Rd., Victor, Ontario Co., NY with his wife, grandparents, and children. 1920 census living at 138 Plymouth Ave., Rochester. with his wife and family. In 1930 census in Trumbull, Fairfield, CT with his wife. See portrait on Ancestry.com .

    Kevin Cassidy advises that Albert was quite an inventor. He developed lots of devices for printing, paper making, aircraft systems (he worked for Glenn Curtis for a time in the teens). Basically, he was a tool and die maker and millwright.

    He m. Elizabeth Goodnow on 7 Apr 1902, mopving to 509 Dean St., Brooklyn on 1 May 1901. She was b. c. 1876 and d. c. 1950, Trumbull, CT. Children:

    1. Albert Duane Prentice, b. 2 or 25 Feb 1903 in Victor, Ontario Co., NY and d. Jul 1983 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. Attended Ohio Military Academy from 1915, graduating in 1922. Boarding at 6 Fairchild Place, Buffalo in 1930, Moving first to Klamer Road, Tonawanda, then 40 Wallace Drive, Grand Island, NY then finally to 128 Woodward Avenue, Buffalo. 1940 in Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY
      He m. Wilma Leone Smith on 15 Aug 1931, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. She was b. 12 Aug 1912 in Elizabethtown, KY, per Ancestry.com and d. Nov 1983, Buffalo, NY. They lived in Buffalo, NY. See 50th Wedding Aniversery photo on Ancestry.com . Known children (per Kevin Cassidy emails of 15 and 16 Apr 2006 and Bruce Prentice, email, 6 Feb 2008):
      1. Duana S. Prentice, b. 1932, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. Living in 2008 in Mt. View Hospital in Lockport with Alzheimers. She m. John E. Lennert in 1974. He d. 26 Jul 2000. 1940 in Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY
      2. Albert Duane Prentice, b. 1934,Buffalo, NY. He m. Jacklin K. 1940 in Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY
      3. Margaret Leone Prentice, b. 30 Nov 1937, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. 1940 in Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY. She m. Thomas William Lawrence in 1961, Buffalo NY.
      4. Elizabeth Hazel Prentice., b. 6 Mar 1940, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY and d. there 19 Apr 1981, Cremated. 1940 in Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY. She m. Jack Merrill Suess. He was b. 14 Apr 1939 in Buffalo, NY, and d. 16 Mar 1988 in Cheektowga, NY. Bur in St. Matthews Cem., West Seneca, NY. He was the son of Merrill Henry Suess and Bessie Alice Hendricks. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . They have 2 sons and a daughter, Cindy Suess, email: clsuess@sbcglobal.net.
        1. Cindy Suess,b. 9 Dec 1960.
        2. Cameron Suess.
        3. Darryl Suess.
      5. (dau.) Prentice.
      6. Bruce Anderson Prentice, b. 17 Aug 1951, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. 1940 in Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY. Living in Rochester 1973-1977, San Jose CA 1977-1994, Sydney Australia 1994-

    2. Truman/Trueman Prentice, b. 1905 in Victor, Ontario Co., NY and d. 1914 at the age of 9. We have conflicting information about his cause of death:
      • Kevin Cassidey says he d. in a car accident in Irondequoit, NY (per Ancestry.com and Kevin Cassidy's email of 15 & 16 Apr 2006).
      • Bruce Prentice's email of 14 Mar 2008 says he drwoned in a motorboat accident at Seabreeze, Ontario Co., NY.

    3. Stanton LaRue Prentice, b. 1908 in Victor, Ontario Co., NY, and d. 1930 in a car accident in Trumbull, Ct. Bur. 2 Aug 1930. At home at time of the census in 1930. He was an automobile mechanic.

    4. Adria Prentice, b. 10 May 1910 in Victor, Ontario Co., NY and d. Aug 1976 in Laurel, FL. She m. Frank Monsky. Frank Monsky is phoenetic spelling of his family name, emmigrants from Czechoslovakia (?) and non English speaking. The Monsky name survived.Known children:
      1. Francis Monsky, Trumbull, CT.
      2. Alan Monsky, Danbury, CT.
      Adria m. 2nd Edward Stevenson, per Kevin Cassidy email of 15 Apr 2006. Son:
      1. Edward Stevenson per Bruce Prentice, email, 14 Mar 2008.

    5. Cameron Wells Prentice, b. 2 Mar 1912 in Victor, Ontario Co., NY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. [32.220]

    6. Elizabeth Goodnow Prentice, b. 17 Jan 1914, Victor, Ontario Co., NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [32.230]

    7. Alberta DeMere Prentice, b. 24 Aug 1915, Victor, Ontario Co., NY, and d. 9 Apr 1998 in Costa Mesa, Orange Co., CA. She m. William Poppe and had a daughter (per Kevin Cassidy email of 15 & 16 Apr 2006):
      1. Kimberly "Kim" Michelle Poppe, b. 18 Oct 1951.

    32.220 Cameron Wells Prentice, b. 2 Mar 1912 in Victor, Ontario Co., NY, and d. 10 Jan 1964 in Lancaster, CA (per CA Death Records). At home in 1930. 1940 census in Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., CT. For photo see Ancestry.com .

    He m. Ceridwen Thomas. She was b. 26 May 1914 in Wales and d. 16 Sep 1963 in Los Angeles, CA; it also gives her mother's maiden surname as Beynon. She was the dau. of William Thomas (b. 27 Dec 1885, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales, and d. after 1941, Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., CT) and Adelina Beynon "Ada", b. 24 Jul 1881, Glenamman, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

    Son of Cameron and Ceridwen:

    1. Cameron Wells Prentice Jr., b. c. 1930-35. He m. Jennifer and lives in CA (per Kevin Cassidy, email, 16 Apr 2006). A Yahoo People Search in May 2006 gives his address as Canoga Park, CA, and gives his age as 71. Probable children:
      1. Scott Cameron Prentice, b. 1964, CA. Children per Bruce Prentice, email, 14 Mar 2008):
        1. Kelsey Cameron Prentice, b. 1989.
        2. David Cameron Prentice, b. 1996.
      2. Jennifer Cameron Prentice, b. 1968, CA. She m. Paul Hernandez in CA. Children per Bruce Prentice, email, 14 Mar 2008):
        1. Sierra Hernandez, b. 2002.
        2. Allisa Hernandez, b. 2005.
      3. Christeen Prentice, b. 1972, CA.

    32.230 Elizabeth Prentice, b. 17 Jan 1914, Victor, Ontario Co., NY and 4 Dec 1997. (per Kevin Cassidy, below, and Bruce Prentice, email, 14 Mar 2008).

    She met Edward Arthur Cassidy, b. ???? and d. of Colon Cancer in Aug 1990. They met at the Univ. of Rochester and later married and moved to Long Island, NY. Edward was the son of Claude Cassidy and "Mamie" (Mary?) Greany. The Greany clan emmigrated from Fermanagh, Eire, in the 1840's and were successful in the leather and shoe industry. They lived in St. John NB, Canada. Edward's father's familty moved to San Fransisco, CA in 1922. His uncle had bit parts in movies and they all became friendly with Charlie Chaplin and visited him at his estate on Catalina. Chaplin gave Edward a puppy. They had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Kevin Cassidy, b. 1937 and in 2006 lived at 40 Woodycrest Dr., Northport, NY 11768, email kcassid1@optonline.net (per his email of 15 & 16 Apr 2006).

    32.250 Levi Wells Prentice, b. 18 Dec 1851, Harrisburg, Lewis Co., NY, and d. 28 Nov 1935 in Germantown, PA (per Ancestry.com . (Ref: family Bible in possession of Kevin Cassidy per his email of 17 Apr 2006). By email of 27 Apr 2004, Lois M. Wells advises that he was an American landscape and still-life painter. Lived in Buffalo, NY, & 1900 in Hawthorn, Passaic, NJ.

    1910, 1920 and 1930 census in Philadelphia, PA.

    By email of 17 Apr 2006, Kevin Cassidy advises that much information about Levi can be obtained from the curator of the Blue Lake Art Museum in NY as they have many of Levi's pastoral paintings, some of which were donated by Kevin's my mother, Adria, and perhaps Alberta.

    Levi m. Emma Roseloe Sparks in 1882 in Buffalo, NY. The 1930 Philadelphia calls her "Eva R. Prentice", b. c. 1 Jan 1850 in Tioga, Tioga Co., NY. She was the dau. of William and Sarah Sparks, both b. in England. By email of 14 Mar 2008, Bruce Prentice provides the following about Emma's paintings:

      Adirondack Landscape Painting by ìMrs Levi Wells Prenticeî

      This painting is signed "Mrs. LWP" and is in what appears to be its original frame. It is almost identical to the painting by Levi Wells Prentice titled "Adirondack Lake in Autumn," 10 x 8, which was offered for sale by Howard Godel in NYC at least 5 or 6 years ago (about 2002-2003).

      Many paintings from the Levi Wells Prentice estate come up for sale over the years. They usually turned up at Freeman's auction in Philadelphia. They reportedly came from the family. The author of the book, "Nature Staged," did not know of the existence of this painting when the book was published. She is now the curator for the Westmoreland Museum in Greensburg, Penn., near Pittsburgh.

      We can most likely conclude that Emma was not a professional painter. She may have studied briefly somewhere or with her husband, which was not unheard of for early women artists. Of course any of Emmaís paintings won't be worth anywhere near what LWP's are worth. There was a very large (24 x 36 approx.) LWP offered at the Palm Beach Art, Antique and Jewelry show in January 2008. It had a price of over $100,000.

    Children of Levi and Emma:

    1. Leigh Wells "Lee" Prentice Jr., b. 22 Mar 1887, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. He did not marry, and apparently spent his entire life in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA 1910, 1920 and 1930 census living with his parents and siblings at 2429 N. Garnet Street. Graduated from Germantown High School, was a professor of history and commerce for the State of Pennsylvania in 1917. Appears to have travelled extensively during the depression returning from Antwerp Belgium 30 August 1930 on the SS Pennland, from England in 1931 returning Graduated from Germantown High School, was a professor of history and commerce for the State of Pennsylvania in 1917. Appears to have travelled extensively during the depression returning from Antwerp Blgium 30 August 1930 on the SS Pennland, from England in 1931 returning on the HMS Westernland and sailing from LA to NYC on the SS California in 1936 on the HMS Westernland and sailing from LA to NYC on the SS California in 1936

    2. Imogene "Emma" Prentice, b. 16 Sep 1889, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY and d. Dec 1974 at Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA, suffering from senility. 1974. Living with parents in Philadelphia, PA in 1930. She was then a "bookkeeper, Brush Co." She did not marry.

    32.260. Edwin I. Prentice, b. Lockport, NY on 17 Dec 1842.

    He m. 1st Sarah L. Noe on 23 Sep 1868. He m. 2nd Augusta "Gussie" N. Lewis in 1874 in Delaware Co., OH. 1900 census, Pearl River Co., MS. Augusta was b. 23 Mar 1852 and d. 10 Jul 1885. Children of Edwin and Augusta in MS in 1900 census:

    1. Lewis E. Prentice, b. Apr 1877, OH. Had adopted daughter. 1920 census in Beat 3, Adams Co., MS, with his wife, Mary F., b. c. 1881, MS. Not in 1930 census. Daughter:
      1. Sybil Prentice, b. c. 1906, MS. At home in 1920.
    2. Earl R. Prentice b. Apr 1881, OH. Died unmarried.
    3. Lloyd Greenleaf Prentice b. 19 Jun 1885, Paulding, Paulding, OH. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. He appears in the 1910 Pearl River Co., MS census and in the 1920 census in Anniston, Calhoun Co., AL, with his wife, Mary D., b. c. 1891, MS, and in that 1920 census with his daughter:

      1. Julia E. Prentice, b. c. 1919. She m. Mr. Murray and had son:
        1. Lewis Murray.

    32.270. John Q. A. Prentice, b. Lockport, NY in Jun 1847. He m. 1st, Ida May Slack on 25 Oct 1874. Mary was b. Oct 1849, OH. John's obituary says he fell ill while plowing in his wheat field in Paulding county he fell unconscious, and died only a few days later on 27 Sep 1904 of "hemmorage of the brain." She died 18 Feb 1879, age 21. Children:

    1. Horatio Nelson "Nelson" Prentice II, b. 14 Nov 1875, Delaware Co., OH, grew to manhood in Paulding Co., and d. 24 Jan 1924 and bur. at Little Auglaise cem., near Melrose. His obit. says he was engaged in farming and was a railroad employee. He m. Arminta Burt, eldest dau. of Theodore and Elizabeth (Brown) Burt of Melrose, Paulding Co., OH. Arminta died 6 Mar 1958, age 83. Children (per obit. & 1920 census):
      1. Mary Evelyn Prentice. b. c. 1913, OH. Appears in 1920 Continental, Putnam, OH census. Living at home in 1958.
      2. Anna Louise Prentice, b. c. 1916,OH and m. Oliver Noggle of Melrose, OH. She appears in the 1920 Continental, Putnam, OH census.
    2. John L. Prentice, b. 20 Jun 1878, Brown, Paulding, OH.

    John m. 2nd, Mary A. Keefer 2 May 1880, Paulding Co., OH. Her obit. says she d. 1932, age 83, at the home of her son, Harry K. Prentice (#5, below) in Bowling Green, OH and is bur. at the Green Cem. near Melrose. Children: 

    	3.	Royal Prentice, b. 12 Feb 1881 and d. 12 Aug 1881, Brown, Paulding, OH
	4.	Oliver C. Prentice, b. 27 Feb 1883, Brown, Paulding, OH and d. there 
		19 Apr 1885.
	5.	Harry K. Prentice, b. Apr 1884 (per 1900 census).  His mother's obit. says he 
		was living in Bowling Green, OH.  He is shown in the 1920 Oakwood Village, 
		Paulding, OH census with his wife, Mary A. b. c. 1889, OH and children:
		a.	Lolita Prentice, b. c. 1910, OH.

    32.300 Earl Edwin Prentice, b. 29 Mar 1888, Croghan, Lewis Co., NY. NY. He served throughout WW II in the Pacific area, seeing action with General MacArthur in New Guinea and the Philippines. Coporal--732nd Ordnance Co., and 32nd Infantry Division He lived in Buffalo.

    Earl Edwin Prentice was a mechanical draftsman and was employed in Belmont by Clark Bros. until the plant was destroyed by fire in 1912. He moved to Hamrondsport, N.Y. where he joined the Glen Curtiss organization then manufacturing flying boats. When Curtiss moved to Buffalo, Mr. Prentice went with him. During World War II, he taught training classes at the Curtiss plant.

    He found time to attend school himself and graduated from the Buffalo State Teachers College in 1923. He served as a hunting guide to tourists on the Black River. He was a devoted philatelist and a talented draftsman. Earl Prentice died June 1958 and is buried in Acacia Park (Masonic) Cemetery near Buffalo. Mrs. Ruth Prentice resided in Buffalo.

    Earl m. Ruth Viola Norton, dau. of Henry A. and Carrie (Dufur) Norton on 10 Jun 1914. Ruth was b. 12 Feb 1896, NY. Children (per 1920 Buffalo census and information from Jonathan Dryden, Carolyn (Arnold) Keefe and Gail (Arnold) Lang):

    1. Norton Austin Prentice, b. 6 Mar 1915, Belmont, NY and d. 25 Mar 2004. He m. 28 Mar 1942, Velma Morse. He served throughout W.W.II in the Pacific area, seeing action with General MacArthur in New Guinea and the Philippines. He lived in Buffalo. Coporal--732nd Ordnance Co., and 32nd Infantry Division (quoting letter from R. V. Prentice, 12 May 1969). His obituary in The Buffalo News, Buffalo, NY, relates that he m. Velma M. Morse. She c. 29 Mar 2004, 4 days after Norton. Both had serves at the Greco Funeral Home, Inc., 2909 Elmwood Ave. (near Sheridan Dr.) and both were bur. in Elmlawn Cemetery. Apparently they had no children.
    2. Eileen Prentice, b. 14 May 1921, Buffalo, NY. . . . . . . . [32.350]

    32.350 Eileen Prentice, b. 14 May 1921, Buffalo, NY. She m. 3 Jun 1940, Charles David Arnold who was b. 13 Aug 1915. Both teach music at the State University at Fredonia, NY. He holds a doctorate degree. Children:

    1. Carolyn Joyce Arnold. b. 2 Dec 1946. She Larry H. Pearson on 29 Jun 1968 at Fredonia, NY. Later div., she m. Gregory Russell Keefe on 12 Jul 1975 in Oneida, NY. Son:
      1. Sean Drummond Pearson, b. 5 Aug 1970. He m. Valerie Martin on 21 Jul 2001.
    2. Gail Arnold, b. 14 Jun 1950. She m. Raymond Carl Lang Jr. on 7 Oct 1978. He was b. 17 Jul 1953
      1. Jonathan Maxwell Lang,b. 11 Apr 1981.
      2. Jessica Lang,b. 21 Oct 1983. She m. Alexander Grigorenko on 26 Oct 1981. He was b. c. 1974-5.
    3. Douglas Arnold, b. 29 Nov 1960. He m. Leah Orcutton 4 Jun 1994. She was b. 28 May 1969. Daughters:
      1. Rachel Arnold, b. 29 Dec 1997.
      2. Elizabeth Arnold, b. 5 Jul 1999.

    33. Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, son of Solomon and Sarah. At the age of 12 he joined the church and was deacon of the Second Cong. Church, Alstead, NH for many hears before his death; he was town clerk in Grafton, MA where he was born. He moved to Alstead in Feb. 1774 and died there 24 Jan 1815, age 80, his widow surviving.

    On the alarm being given in the Spring of 1775 of the apprehended attack on Concord by the British troops to destroy the stores collected there, he repaired there with his hired man; he arrived a few days before and was present at the battle of Lexington on April 18thwho furnished the men of Capt. Dow's company, of Hollis, NH, which company left Hollis 19 Apr 1775, the day after the Lexington fight and were at the Bunker Hill fight. He furnished their cartridge-boxes at 1s. 8d. each..

    On 13 Mar 1776, the following vote is recorded in the journal of the NH House of Representatives:

      "Voted, that Capt. Nath'l S. Prentice forthwith repair to Cambridge and carry the letter now prepared to Gen. Washington; and request of him to return the powder lent by this colony for the Continental army."

    In September, 1776 he was chosen Major of the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment, to re-enforce our army in New York. In July previous he was chosen one of the State committee of safety. He was stationed at White Plains, and was in that and other battles.

    After the war Nathaniel S. Prentice was chosen justice of the peace, judge of probate, and judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Cheshire Co., New Hampshire , until he was disqualified by the age of 70. Nathaniel was a member of the Second Congress of NH, in 1775, to form the State Constitution, from the towns of Mabro, Surrey and Almstead, and several years representative and senator from Alstead in the State Legislature. He was a man of strong powers and of extensive usefulness in the town, county and State, as he had been in Grafton, MA. Additional biographical information about Nathaniel can be found at "Eight Generations: The Ancestry and Education and Life of William Packer Prentice", Princeton, NJ, 1947, pages 39 to to 53.

    Nathaniel m. 1st, 13 Oct 1757, Grafton, Martha Howard of Easton, MA. She d. in Alstead, NH on 19 Aug 1806. An Ancestor Chart for Martha can be found at Ancestry.com . Nathaniel m. 2nd Submitt in 1813. Children of Nathaniel by Martha Howard:

    1. Susanna Prentice, b. 5 Jul 1759, Grafton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[33.1]
    2. Martha Prentice, b. 24 Nov 1761; m. John Drury Brooks. . . . . . . . . .[33.2]
    3. Oliver Howard Prentice, b. 4 Apr 1764; d. young.
    4. Sartell Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1767. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[69]
    5. Mary Prentice, b. 3 Aug 1769; m. Benjamin Brooks. . . . . . . . . . . . . [70]
    6. Josiah Prentice, b. 17 Feb 1772. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[71]
    7. Joshua Prentice, b. 18 May 1774; d. 1785, Alstead.

    33.1 Susanna Prentice, b. 5 Jul 1759, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA.

    She m. John Banks on 25 Jul 1776 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., NH. He was b. c. 1746 and d. c. 2 Feb 1824, perhaps in NH. Children per Ancestry.com (with additional descendants there noted):

    1. Polly Banks, b. 17 APR 1777 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., . New Hampshire
    2. Betsey Banks, b. 26 MAR 1779 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    3. Susannah Banks, b. 3 JUN 1780 in Alstead Twp., Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    4. Nathaniel Prentice Banks, b. 1 AUG 1783 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire. . . . . . [33.3]
    5. Joshua Banks, b. 20 JUL 1785 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    6. John Banks, b. 2 JUL 1787 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    7. Gardner Banks, b. 15 JUN 1790 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    8. Andrew Adams Banks, b. 1 FEB 1793 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    9. Paschal Banks, b. 25 MAY 1795 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., . New Hampshire
    10. Jabez M. Banks, b. 30 DEC 1797 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire
    11. Thomas Green Banks, b. 16 JUN 1800 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire

    33.2 Martha Prentice, b. 24 Nov 1761 & d. 1834. She m. John Drury Brooks on 31 Mar 1779. He was b. 1757 and d. 1832 (per DAR Lineage Book, 55/241, 73/95, 76/17). Children included:

    1. Josiah Prentice Brooks (1798-1884) m. Betsey Robbins,(1797-1885). Children:
      1. Josiah Prentice Brooks Jr. (1825-1912) who m. Fanny Dunsmoor (1831-1891)
        1. Cora Brooks, b. Northfield, VT; m. Wilbur Brown.
        2. Luna Brooks, b. Northfield, VT; m. Fred E. Steele, MD.
        3. Martha Brooks, b. Northfield, VT; m. Charles F. Duke.
      2. Ellen E. Brooks, b. 1830. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[33.4]

    33.3 Nathaniel Prentice Banks, b. 1 Aug 1783 in Alstead, Cheshire Co., NH, and d. 24 Apr 1857 in Waltham, age 73. Buried in Grove Hill Cem. Waltham. , He moved to Waltham where he became superintendant of a cotton factory.

    He m. Rebecca Greenwood on 12 Feb 1815 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA. She was b. 27 Dec 1793 in Watertown. Dau. of Miles Greenwood and Charity Bemis. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Nathaniel Sartell Prentice Banks, b. 30 Jan 1816 in Waltham. . . . . . . [33.5]
    2. Rebecca Banks, b. 26 Apr 1818 in Waltham
    3. Miles Banks, b. 19 Mar 1820 in Waltham
    4. Miles Greenwood Banks, b. 10 Jun 1822 in Waltham
    5. Susan Prentice Banks, b. 05 Mar 1825 in Waltham
    6. Eliza Greenwood Banks, b. 02 Oct 1828 in Waltham
    7. Gardner Banks, b. 10 May 1830 in Waltham
    8. Hiram Banks, b. 20 Jul 1833 in Waltham
    9. William Lazett Banks, b. 03 Jan 1837 in Waltham

    33.4 Ellen E. Brooks, b. 1830. She m. George Franklin Wright (1833-1906). His biography is set out in A Biographical History of Pottawattamie Co., IA as follows:

      GEORGE FRANKLIN WRIGHT, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was born in Warren, Washington County, Vermont, December 5, 1833, and was the eldest son of a family of four children, he alone surviving, of the late Franklin Asher Wright, born in Hanover, New Hampshire, September 17, 1801, died in Council Bluffs, October 5, 1876,---he was of English descent,---and of Caroline Susannah Wright, nee Tillotson, born in Berlin, Vermont, November 3, 1807. She was of Scotch and English parentage. They were married in Berlin, Vermont, February 27, 1833. Franklin A. Wright was the son of Asher Wright, of English descent, and of Irene Wright, nee Curtis, of English descent. Caroline S. Wright was a daughter of Samuel Tillotson, of English descent, and of Betsey Tillotson, nee Wallace, of Scotch descent.

      George F. Wright was reared and spent his boyhood on a farm in his native town, and in early life, when a mere boy, was by his father, whose large business interests required his continued absence from home, held largely responsible fore the successful carrying on and working of his farms, the labor of which was performed exclusively by hired help. This training, and the responsibility incident thereto, became in after years of great service to him when he became engrossed in the active operation of his own business career. At the age of seventeen he commenced his academic education at West Randolph, Vermont, under the tutorage of the late Hon. Austin Adams, of Dubuque, Iowa, who was twice Chief Justice of the State. During his academic training, teaching district school winters, as was customary with many New England boys, he completed his preparatory studies for, and one year of, his college course. He did not enter college, however; but the spring following his majority, in 1855, he came to Iowa and settled in Keosauqua, Van Buren County, when he at once commenced the study of the last with the law firm of Wright, Knapp & Caldwell, composed of ex-United States Senator George G. Wright, of Des Moines, the late Hon. Joseph C. Knapp, of Keosauqua, who was hi uncle, and his honor, Judge Henry C. Caldwell, of Little Rock Arkansas, now Circuit Judge for the Eighth Circuit of the United States. His law studies were pursued under the tutorage of Senator Wright, and as a member of a large class of law student then under his charge his advancement was such that he was admitted to the Van Buren County bar in 1857, Judge H. B. Hendershott then presiding judge of the District Court of said county. The same year, Senator Wright going upon the Supreme Bench of Iowa, George F., as he was familiarly known, was admitted to partnership with his uncle, Judge Knapp, and Judge Caldwell, under the firm name of Knapp, Caldwell & Wright, and so continued until Judge Caldwell was called to the bench at Little Rock. His education, founded in the old-fashioned New England schools, and in the old-fashioned New England ways, was rounded out under the training received from these eminent lawyers and jurists Aided by their ripe business experience, by his extensive acquaintance with business affairs, and with men of affairs, he became a good lawyer, as well as an active, presevering and successful business man. It was in this practical way that he acquired the educational elements which insured his success much more effectually than could have been attained by a university or college course or both combined.

      Early in 1861 he enlisted in response to President Lincoln's call for 75,000 volunteers, and in connection with Captain, afterward General, J. M. Tuttle, raised a company of volunteers in Van Buren County, of which he was elected the First Lieutenant, receiving his commission from the hands of Governor Kirkwood at Davenport, Iowa. His company rendezvoused at Keokuk, and after being some time in camp, the first call being full, the company was accepted in the second call for volunteers and became a part of the Second Regiment of Iowa Volunteers. Immediately before this occurred, Judge Caldwell having enlisted and having been elected Major of the Third Iowa Cavalry, the business of their firm demanded his return to Keosauqua. Immediately on his return he raised a company of State militia, was elected Captain thereof, and tendered the same to Governor Kirkwood for the protection of the Iowa border in Van Buren County. His company was accepted, was equipped with Springfield rifles and furnished with the necessary munitions of war. This organization was kept intact, being frequently called to the border and into the State of Missouri, until the rebels were driven out of that State, when most of his company enlisted in and became a part of the Fifteenth Regiment of Iowa Volunteers.

      On October 26, 1863, he was married in the city of Chicago, to Ellen E. Wright, nee Brooks, of Northfield, Vermont, born in Hancock, Vermont, September 21, 1830. She was the daughter of the late Josiah Prentice Brooks, born April 5, 1797, in Alstead, New Hampshire, died in Northfield, January 10, 1883, of English descent, and the late Betsey Parker Brooks, nee Robbins, born August 16, 1979, in Hancock, Vermont, died in Northfield, Vermont, November 4, 1885, and was of English descent.

      During their residence in Keosauqua there were born to them three sons, the oldest dying in infancy, and after their removal therefrom, two daughters, all now living, viz.: Franklin Prentice Wright, born March 2, 1866; George Spencer Wright, born January 21, 1868; Eliza Caroline Wright, born June 1, 1870; and Ellen Elizabeth Wright, born December 7, 1872.

      In the spring of 1868 he moved with his family to Council Bluffs and formed a law partnership with the late Judge Caleb Baldwin, and the law firm of Baldwin & Wright at once became one of the leading law firms of the State. The firm at once too high rank among the profession as practicing attorneys, and as the several railway companies representing the trunk lines made their termini in Council Bluffs, this firm became their local attorneys, and has ever since retained that relation toward them. This law connection continued up to the time when Judge Baldwin was appointed by President Grant as one of the Judges of the Court of Commissioners of Alabama claims, requiring his residence in the city of Washington, when the firm was dissolved.

      He then associated with himself Hon. Amos J. Rising, now Judge of the District Court of Arapahoe County, Denver, Colorado, and John N. Baldwin, Esq., the second son of the late Judge Caleb Baldwin. After several years of successful practice Judge Rising retired from the firm, removing to Colorado, and the firm became and has since remained as Wright & Baldwin, they having lately associated with themselves the two sons of Mr. Wright.

      He early identified himself with the politics of his county, the State and the nation, and has always been a stanch and active Republican, and for many years a leading worker in his party. Curing his residence in Van Buren County he was repeatedly tendered the nomination for member of the Legislature from that county, which was then equivalent to an election, but invariably declined the honor. In 1875 he was elected Senator from the Ninth Senatorial District of Iowa composed of the counties of Pottawattamie and Mills. After serving as Senator in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth General Assemblies he was again elected Senator, in 1879, in the Nineteenth Senatorial District of Iowa, comprising Pottawattamie County, his place of residence. He served as Senator of the Nineteenth District in the Eighteenth and the Nineteenth General Assemblies. During his Senatorial career, his reputation as a lawyer, and his energy and ability won for him substantial influence in that body. He was from the first a member of the Judiciary Committee, and being and earnest, industrious worker, he was enabled to prevent the enactment of many bad laws, as well as to aid the passage of good ones. He was ever vigilant and faithful to the trust imposed on him, never allowing personal feelings to swerve him from the path of duty and strict justice. He rendered the State and his constituency faithful and competent service, and in such manner as to reflect goo credit on himself and honor to his state.

      Soon after taking up his residence in Council Bluffs, he began to engage in active business affairs outside of his profession, and in 1870 and immediately following, he, with his associates, organized companies and constructed and put in successful operation large plats for the manufacture and supply of coal illuminating gas in the cities of Council Bluffs, Ottumwa, Mt. Pleasant, Cedar Rapids and Sioux City, in Iowa, and in the cities of Elgin and Evanston in Illinois. He was elected President of the Council Bluffs company, which position he held for over twenty years. In 1868 he, with Judge Baldwin and associates, constructed and operated the Council Bluffs Street Railway lines, the first street railway in Council Bluffs, and was the President of said company until it passed under the control of the Union Pacific Railway Company. In 1881 he was elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Union Elevator Company, of Council Bluffs, composed of six trunk line railway companies terminating therein, and had the supervision and construction of its Union Elevator building in said city, which has the largest capacity of an grain elevator west of the city of Chicago. In 1883, as one of the originators, in connection with his associates, he organized and put in successful operation the Nebraska & Iowa Fire Insurance Company, of Omaha, and at the same time organized and became president of the Iowa & Nebraska Fire Insurance Company, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, which in 1885 removed to Sioux City, Iowa, and is now knows as the Western Home Insurance Company of that place. He is still largely interested in both of said parties.

      In 1886, in connection with his associates, he organized the Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway & Bridge Company, procured from Congress a franchise for a combined railway and wagon bridge across the Missouri River between the cities of Council Bluffs and Omaha; and during the next two years the Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway & Bridge Company, of which he was elected Secretary, erected one of the finest and most expensive steel bridges over said river, and in connection therewith constructed and put in successful operation over said bridge between said cities the first Electric Street Railway line ever constructed in the States of Iowa and Nebraska.

      In 1889, in connection with his associates, he organized a company and constructed and put in operation in the city of Ottawa, Illinois, the first Electric Street Railway ever constructed in said State.

      As a lawyer Mr. Wright is prominent, leading and able, never seeking to deceive court or jury, but in an open, manly, earnest contest endeavoring to secure the rights of his clients. Gifted with sound judgment, endowed with great, good common sense, and being a fine analyzer of character and the motives of men, he is ever ready to meet his adversary on compromise grounds, confident in his resources and ability to secure better results for his clients by negotiation than by prolonged and expensive litigation.

      As a business man, he is possessed of fine executive ability, is untiring and energetic, continually adding to the cares and burden of his life new enterprises, which by his continued activity and the vigor of his never faltering energy he pushes to successful proportions and satisfactory results.

      As a citizen, he is active, progressive, public-spirited and liberal, and since he came to Council Bluffs he has ever been loyal to her best material interests, advocating all measures that the best elements therein strove to establish. Of strict and upright manhood, he constantly labors for her welfare and is always found in the line of the best citizenship.

      As a friend, he is true, honest, faithful and sacrificing to all who show themselves worthy of his friendship, generous in his praises, slow in his criticisms, and happy in contributing to the wants and needs of his fellows. As a man, he as amiable, temperate, honorable, benevolent, just and upright, with fine literary tastes and broad culture.

    Children of Ellen Prentice and George Wright:

    1. Ellen Elizabeth Wright, b. 7 Dec 1872, Council Bluffs, IA. She m. William Watts Bronson.
    2. (son) Wright. Died in infancy.
    3. Franklin Prentice Wright, b. 2 Mar 1866.
    4. George Spencer Wright, b. 21 Jan 1868.
    5. Eliza Caroline Wright, b. 1 Jun 1870.

    33.5 Nathaniel Sartell Prentice Banks, b. 30 Jan 1816 in Waltham, MA, and d. c. 1 Sep 1894. Bur in Grove Hill Cem., Waltham.

    He graduated from Harvard College in 1858 and then received his LL.D at Williams and Amherst in 1860. He was a member of Congress between 1853 and 1857, serving as Speaker of the House of Representatives from February 2, 1856 to March 3, 1857. A Wikipedia entry relates the following:

      "[After much contentious battle over slavery issues, N.P. Banks] was chosen on the 133rd ballot. This has been called the first national victory of the Republican party. He gave antislavery men important posts in Congress for the first time, and cooperated with investigations of both the Kansas conflict and the caning of Senator Charles Sumner. Yet he also left a legacy of fairness in his appointments and decisions. He played a key role in 1856 in bringing forward John C. FrÈmont as a moderate Republican presidential nominee. As a part of this process, Banks declined, as pre-arranged, the presidential nomination of those Know-Nothings, opposed to the spread of slavery, in favor of Republican FrÈmont."

    He was Governor of Massachusettes, elected by the Republican, from 1858 to 1860. In May 16, 1861 he was appointed Major General of Volunteers in the US Army. He served throughout the Civil War. A biographical sketch about his Civil War service is found at http://www.civilwarhome.com/banksbio.htm . It reads as follows:

      Of the 14 Union officers who received the Thanks of Congress during the Civil War, Nathaniel P. Banks was the least entitled. Serving under five different party labels during his political career, he rose from a childhood job in a cotton mill in his native Massachusetts-which earned him the nickname "Bobbin Boy"-to become speaker of the state legislature's lower house, U.S. congressman and just before the war, governor. As a political appointee, he was named a major general of volunteers. His field career was rather dismal but his appointment served its purpose in rallying support for the war effort.

      His assignments included: major general, usv (May 16, 1861); commanding division, Department of Annapolis (ca. May - June 11, 1861); commanding the department (June 11 - July 19,1861); commanding Department of the Shenandoah (July 25 - August 17, 1861); commanding division, Military District of the Potomac (August 17 - October 3, 1861); commanding division, Army of the Potomac (October 3,1861 - March 13, 1862); commanding 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac (March 13 - April 4, 1862); again commanding Department of the Shenandoah (April 4 - June 26, 1862); commanding 2nd Corps, Army of Virginia (June 26 - September 4, 1862); commanding Military District of Washington, Army of the Potomac (September 7 - October 27, 1862); commanding 19th Corps, Department of the Gulf (December 16, 1862 - August 20, 1863); commanding the department (December 17, 1862-September 23, 1864 and April 22 - June 3, 1865).

      With no prior military experience, he was in divisional and departmental command near Washington early in the war. In the Shenandoah Valley he was routed by Stonewall Jackson and due to his tremendous loss of supplies was dubbed "Commissary Banks" by the Confederates.

      As part of Pope's army, he was again defeated at Cedar Mountain by Jackson and was at 2nd Bull Run. After a brief stint in the capital's defenses he went to New Orleans to replace Benjamin F. Butler. His operations against Port Hudson met with several bloody repulses but the place eventually fell after the surrender of Vicksburg made it untenable.

      For obvious political reasons, Congress awarded a resolution of thanks to one of its former members. Remaining in the Gulf area, he led the dismal Red River Campaign of 1864 and was then for a time without a command. With hostilities virtually over, be was returned to command but was mustered out on August 24, 1865.

      Continuing his political career, until 1890, he served in Congress, the state senate, and as a U.S. Marshal. Congress awarded him a $1,200 annual pension. (Harrington, Fred Harvey, Fighting Politician: Major General N. P. Banks) Source: "Who Was Who In The Civil War" by Stewart Sifakis

    Nathaniel again served as a member of Contress 1865-73, 1875-77. Tom Gede's email of 9 May 2006 relates that in Nathaniel's second round in the Congress, after the war, he played a key role in the final passage of the Alaska Purchase legislation and that his record as a politician was more distinguished than that as a general. After his re-election was ended in 1868 Pres. Rutherford B. Hayes appointed Banks U.S.Marshall for the Boston district. He held the post for 10 years, even during the Democratic administration.

    In 1888 he again ran for Congress. The 5th district now included Waltham, and he ran as a Republican. He beat the Democrat in November. Banks could no longer give a coherent speech and contented himself with voting with the party. In 1890 he lost at the convention. He probably had developed Alzheimer's disease.

    On December 26, 1893 he was found wandering around Lynn, 20 miles from his home. The police returned him. He was then placed in the McLean Asylum for the Insane. r

    Nathan m. Mary I. Palmer on 11 Apr 1847 in Waltham, MA. Children:

    1. Henry Waltham Banks, b. 20 Feb 1848 in Waltham
    2. Nathaniel Prentice Banks, b. 20 Feb 1848 in Waltham
    3. Mary Binney Banks, b. 03 Feb 1852 in Waltham
    4. Joseph Fremont Banks, b. ABT 1855 in Waltham
    5. Maude Banks, b. c. Feb 1857

    34. John Prentice, Capt., son of Rev. Solomon and Sarah; m. 8 Dec 1763 Sarah Brooks of Grafton, MA; she d. Mar 1779, age 35. He was town clerk of Grafton and removed to Ward, now Auburn, MA where he was a justice of the peace in 1808 and a representative to the State Legislature. He d. 26 Feb 1812, age 73. Children: 

    i.	Sarah Prentice, b. 3 Jun 1765; m. 11 Feb 1783 Zachariah Richardson; 
	d. 1806 at her brother Elijah's in Oxford.  No children.
ii.	Lucy Prentice, b. 27 Nov 1768 or 1769; m. Hartwell Hayward 30
	Nov 1799; d Esq. of Milbury, MA; she d. 1 Apr 1865.  No children.
iii.	Otis Prentice, b. 31 Oct 1770					[72]
iv.	Rhoda Prentice, b. 14 Jan 1775.				[73]
v.	Elijah Prentice, b. 26 Dec 1776.				[74]
vi.	Josiah Sartell Prentice, b. 27 Dec 1778.				[75]
    John m. 2d, c. 1785, Rebecca Richardson; she d. 15 May 1838, age 97 at Auburn, MA. Children of John and Rebecca: 
     vii.	John Prentice, b. 25 Ar 1786.					[76]
    35. Henry Prentice, son of Rev. Solomon and Sarah, b. 17 Nov 1742, Grafton,MA. He kept a hotel in Grafton, and d. 23 Dec 1781, age 39 years, 1 month and 6 days (per Rice Family by A. H. Ward, 1858 and Grafton town records).

    Henry m. 1st Sarah Rice of Grafton, MA on 10 May 1784. She was b. 22 Jan 1744, Grafton, and d. there 13 Sep 1778 ; she d. 14 Sep 1778, age 34. She was the dau. of Joseph Rice and Hannah Leland. An Ancestor Chart for Sarah can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Children of ;Henry and Sarah: 

    i.	Hannah Prentice, b. 20 Dec 1764; m. Moses Harrington 7 May
	1782.  He was of Grafton and was living in 1847 in his 84th year.	
ii.	Sarah Prentice, b. 31 Oct 1766.				[77]
iii.	Lydia Prentice, b. 30 Sep 1768.				[78]
iv.	Joseph Prentice, b. 19 Jul 1770.				[79]
v.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 23 Apr 1772; d. 23 Aug 1773.
vi.	Solomon Prentice, b. 22 Sep 1774.				[80]
vii.	Henry Prentice, b. 12 Aug 1776.				[81]
viii.	Tartius  Prentice, b. 10 Aug 1778.				[82]
    Henry m. 2nd widow Anna (Brigham) Harrington, sister of William Brigham; she d. 11 Sep 1831, age 86. Children of Henry and Anna: 
    ix.	Charles Prentice, b. 21 Aug 1781.				[83]
    36. Sarah Prentice, dau. of Rev. Solomon and Sarah; m. William Brigham of Grafton in 1772; she was a very active, energetic woman and d. 3 Dec 1834, age 90. Children: 
    i.	Charles Brigham, b. 1769; m. Susan Baylies, dau. of Nicholas
	Baylies of Uxbridge, MA and d. in Grafton 1847, age 78.  Resided in Brigham Hill,
	Grafton, MA.  Children:
	1.	Charles Brigham who m. Eliza A. Brigham of Grafton.
	2.	Susan Brigham who m. Dr. Kittridge of Nashua, NH.
	3.	William Brigham, attorney, Boston, who m. Margaret A. Brooks 
		of Medford, MA.
	4.	Nicholas Brigham, merchant of Boston, New Orleans, and
		since of NY where he resided in 1882.  He m. a dau. of Hon. Samuel Wood of
		Grafton; she d. in NY, 1881.
	5.	Solomon Brigham, d. single.
	6.	Hannah Brigham, m. Rev. S. Pratt.
	7.	Sarah Brigham, b. 7 May 1815, Grafton, MA and d. 26 Mar 1871.  
		She m. Rev. Charles B. Kittridge on 9 Jul 1840.  He was b. 4 Jul 1806 
		in Mt. Vernon, NH.  Ancestry.com lists the following children:
		
 2 Charles Brigham KITTRIDGE b: 29 Sep 1841
      + Catherine Salome FORBES b: 12 Sep 1845
        3 Ellen L. KITTREDGE b: 10 Mar 1868
        3 Susie Augusta KITTREDGE b: 13 Feb 1870
        3 Alice Forbes KITTREDGE b: 15 Jan 1872
        3 Frances White KITTREDGE b: 26 Mar 1874
        3 Kate Maria KITTREDGE b: 24 Dec 1875
        3 Charles Trowbridge KITTREDGE b: 1 Feb 1881
        3 Frank Alvah KITTREDGE b: 29 Mar 1883
        3 Marguerite Emily KITTREDGE b: 8 Mar 1880
    2 Sarah Blackwell KITTRIDGE b: 20 Jun 1843 d: 5 Jan 1844
    2 Alvah Baylis KITTRIDGE b: 3 Feb 1845 d: 4 Oct 1870
    2 Harriet Dyer KITTRIDGE b: 23 Jan 1847
    2 Maria Abigail KITTRIDGE b: 30 Jan 1849
      + Jonathan E. FORBES b: 31 May 1847
        3 Lucy K. FORBES b: Abt 1871
        3 Hattie A. FORBES b: Abt 1873
        3 Lucy Kittredge FORBES b: 26 Apr 1873
        3 Hattie Augusta FORBES b: 26 Aug 1876
    2 Ellen Louise KITTRIDGE b: 16 Aug 1851 d: 4 May 1868
    2 Sarah Amelia KITTRIDGE b: 19 Feb 1854 d: 12 Apr 1870
    2 Mary Clark KITTRIDGE b: 25 Sep 1856
    8. Lucy Maria Brigham, m. W. T. Merryfield. 9. Cornelia Brigham. ii. Solomon Brigham, m. Lucy Adams. iii. Persis Brigham, m. Leonard Wheelock. iv. Sarah Brigham, m. 1st Benjamin Kingsbury, and 2nd Jeremiah Flagg. Resided in Grafton 1847. v. Susanna Brigham, m. Ephraim Golding; d. Aug 1850, age 80. 37. Solomon Prentice Jr., b. 15 Aug 1748, Easton, MA, son of Rev. Solomon Prentice (#12) and his wife, Sarah.

    He married, 1st in 1770 Anna Holbrook of Bellingham, MA; from there he went to Hull, MA where his father was preaching, and where Solomon Jr. was constable; and in 1775 he returned with his parents to Grafton, MA and next Alstead NH where his wife d. in March, 1778. He closed up his affairs there and moved to Edenton, NC where he again m. and d. there in1805.

    In addition, C. J. F. Binney's 1852 book contains the following additional information which is omitted from his 1883 edition:

      "He is reported to have married a widow with property (per letter of Mr. Solomon Prentice,Skeneatales, Onondaga Co., NY, March 4, 1850) His son, Solomon, of Skeneatales, NY, in his 77th year, wrote me -- "I have heard that my father, in company with others from South Carolina, searched for 'Capt. Kidd's money,' but it did not amount to much. When I was in Grafton, last year, I was surprised that so many of their descendants living nearshould have neglected to place a marble slab, or monument, over the remains of our respected grandparents, [Rev. Solomon and wife.] I will do something towards it."

      For possible descendants of his 2nd marriage, see our eBook on John Prentice of North Carolina.

    Children by his first wife: 

    i.	Anna Prentice, b. in Hull, 11 Oct 1771, Grafton, MA, and d. 1783, Grafton.  Her birth is recorded on Grafton records.
ii.	Solomon Prentice, b. in Grafton 19 Aug 1773.				[84]
iii.	Sarah Prentice, b. 3 Jan 1775.					[37.1]
iv.	Asa Prentice, b. 19 Dec 1777; learned the hatter's trade in
	Providence, RI; went to Havana and d. there of yellow fever, 1804.
v.	Anna Prentice, b. 16 Feb 1783; m. Noah Starr Sep 1806; lived in
	Greenfield, OH. (Note: Binney's 1883 work said
	Anna's mother died in 1779, so Anna cannot be her daughter, or else her mother's
	a.	Anna Starr, b. 13 Nov 1806 & d. 19 Feb 1833.
	b.	Lucinda Starr, b. 18 Aug 1808 & d. 13 Nov 1829.  She m. Anson Curtis on 
		9 Jul 1826.
	c.	Sarah B. Starr, b. 8 Jul 1810 & d. c. 1905.  She m. Anson Curtis and 
		Chauncey Tuttle.
	d.	Clarinda Starr, b. 27 Jul 1812 & d. c. 1907.  She m. Austin Hart on 7 Apr 1842.
	e.	Mary Prentice Starr, b. 7 Jun 1815 & d. c. 1910.  She m. John Keefer on 
		16 Feb 1841.
	f.	Ezra B. Starr, b. 17 Aug 1817 & d. 19 Oct 1830.
	g.	Theron Starr, b. 24 Feb 1820 & d. 6 Apr 1833.
	h.	Emory Starr, b. 21 Apr 1822 & d. c. 1914.
	i.	Persis Starr, b. 12 Dec 1824 & d. 18 Jun 1825.
	j.	Thomas Prentice Starr, b. 1 Aug 1826 & d. c. 1917.  He m. Julia Ann Keefer 
		on 23 Feb 1847.
	k.	Eamon Stevens Starr, b. 18 Jan 1830 & d. c. 19 Mar 1871.  He m. Harriet 
		Loraine Wright on 9 Mar 1854.

    37.1 Sarah Prentice, b. 3 Jan 1775.

    She m. John Crane in 1791, farmer of Glover, VT.He was b. 10 Oct 1766, son of Abiah Crane and Mary Tyler. An Ancestor Chart for John can be found at Ancestry.com . Children, most of whom lived in Sutton, MA, with additional descendant information to be found at Ancestry.com : .

    1. Eunice Crane, b. 1 May 1798
    2. Sally Crane, b. 27 Apr 1800
    3. Asa Prentice Crane, b. 24 Apr 1803, and d. 3 years later on 16 Mar 1806.
    4. John Crane, b. 14 Nov 1805
    5. Nancy Crane, b. 14 Jun 1808
    6. Avis Crane, b. 14 Oct 1810
    7. Laura Crane, b. 1 Sep 1812
    8. Persis Crane, b. 3 Mar 1815

    38. Mary Prentice, dau. of Rev. Solomon and Sarah; was m. by her father in Hull, MA to Amos Binney Jr. (son of Capt. Amos Binneybook. and descendant of John Binney who came from Worksop, or Hull, England and settled in Hull, MA about 1679-80.

    Amos Binney and wife lived in the old house in Hull which was owned from 1852-82 by Mr. Pope, the postmaster, who still lived there in 1882, and it was then still a good house, though very old. It was built of oak, beams project half through the ceilings, and probably built before 1700. When the British fleet was in Nantasket roads, and blockaded Boston, owing to the exposed and nearly isolated situation of Hull, the inhabitants were obliged to leave their homes and property, except what they could hurriedly take with them, and quit the place, by order of the American general.

    Amos and Mary, with their mother and his children, Nancy, the youngest, then an infant, went in a boat, passing near a British man-of-war. The small boat, loaded nearly to the gunwales, touched at Hingham, but, that town being full, they proceeded to Weymouth, MA where they lived till the fleet sailed.

    Amos returned to fetch off his flocks, and while going to Pettix Island with his brother, Spencer Binney, they were captured and taken aboard the British vessel, until Mr. Haswell, a lieutenant of the British marine service (then remaining in Hull, and father of the celebrated authoress and teacher, Mrs. Susanna Rowson) came and interceded with the commander of the ship who was a friend of his. He was told that Mr. Binney was one of the selectmen of the town and had a family dependent upon him. He was called, and being dressed in his working suit, the officers laughed at the appearance of the "selectman" and dismissed him, but kept Spencer until Amos redeemed him with fourteen sheep.

    On the return of the inhabitants they found their houses plundered of every moveable thing. The town suffered also from the French troops, landed there to recruit, and from the American troops also. Many

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    of the gravestones were used by the French for bottoms of their ovens, for laundry purposes, and many broken.

    Mary (Prentice) Binney was an excellent woman, pious, industrious, active and energetic, and of a good education for those times. She had to support her family from a small farm and her own exertions, but found time to educate her own and other children. When her sons, Amos and John, had gone into business in Boston, she lived with one of them, and died at the home of her son, Col. Amos Binney, on 13 May 1813, age 62. She had light hair. One Sunday, alone in the house, she discovered a robber stealing silver; she raised an alarm and pursued him; he threw the silver into a ditch and escaped.

    In 1840, Mr. Binney, compiler of 1st Edition of this book, removed her remains from the family tomb, Copps Hill in Boston, and those of his mother from Wiscasset, ME and all of his father's family and took them to his family lot, Nol. 681 Yarrow Path, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA. Children: 

    i.	Mary Binney, b. 27 Jul 1771; m. Stephen Cushing of Hingham.  He d.
	1792 and she d. 1833.  A daughter, Mary Binney, b. 9 Nov 1788, m. Dea. Gorham Lincoln 
	of "Rockynook," Hingham, MA; they lived in the old Cushing place and d. in
	1833 leaving seven children.
ii.	John Binney, b. 13 Sep 1773; d. 7 Feb 1777.
iii.	Nancy Binney, b. 7 Dec 1775; m. John Copeland of Weymouth, MA. 
	Resided in Boston.  No children.
iv.	Amos Binney, b. 15 Apr 1778; m. 1799 Mary Dolliver.  He was an
	active, enterprising, and benevolent man of the liberal Methodist persuasion, was navy
	agent, Boston, before and many years after 1812.  He used great exertions, with the
	financial aid of "Billy Gray", to fit out the vessels of our navy from Boston, and the
	"Constitution," under Commodore Hull, "Old Ironsides," in season to capture the
	"Guerriere."   He did much to develop the mineral resources of New England.  Was
	president of the Boston and Worcester RR, and of the Market Bank.  At a large fire, by
	purchasing bales of blankets kept wet, he preserved Joy's Building, for which a 
	service of 
	plate was given him.  He died in Boston, at his home, 11 Jan 1838, age 55.  The family
	has an excellent oil portrait of him.  A copy of his portrait, also by Harding, was 
	in the Willbraham Academy, in the chapel of which was a tablet to Mr. Binney's memory, 
	he having been a benefactor to that institution. Amos and Mary left five children; six 
	others died young.  Dr. Amos Binney, his son, graduated Brown University, 1821, was 
	presidentof the Boston Natural History Society and one of its founders.
v.	John Binney, b. 22 Feb 1780.  Died at his home in Boston 16 Apr 1838.
	He m. 1st, Sarah Ann Callender, dau. of Joseph Callender of Boston.  She d. in
	Wiscasset, ME in 1814.  They had six children.  He m. 2nd in Boston, 1818, Judith
	Cooper Russell.  They had six children.
		He was a capt. of an artillery company in Boston, also member of
	the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Boston, was commissioned as capt. of 4th
	Regiment infantry, United States Army, 1808; commanded the forts in Wiscasset, ME
	and vicinity, five years.  In 1813 he marched with his company to Burlington, and was in
	several skirmishes in the Chautauqua woods and frontier.  Resigned, 1814, at the close
	of the campaign and the death of his wife, Sarah, in Wiscasset.
		He returned to Boston as a merchant and was a large ship-owner
	there.  Founder and first president of the North and Granite Banks; was alderman of
	Boston, member of the House of Representatives, MA Legislature, projector of the
	"Lessees" of City Wharf, Boston.
vi.	Sarah Binney, b. 5 Aug 1782; d. single in Boston 11 May 1850.
    39. Ebenezer Prentice Jr., b 4 Mar 1736-7 and d. d. 23 Apr 1803 at Menotomy, age 67. Like his father, Ebenezer Sr., he was a farmer. Ebenezer m. 1st on 9 Dec 1762, Abigail Hovey of Newton, MA. Children: 
    i.	Infant Prentice, d. 1763.
ii.	Infant Prentice, d. 1767.
    Ebenezer m. 2nd on 24 Nov 1785, Cambridge, Experience Williams who d. 22 Sep 1816. Children 
    iii.	Eunice Prentice, b. 1786; d,. 4 Nov 1798, age 12.
iv.	Enos Prentice, b. c. 1792. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [39.1]
v.	Ebenezer Prentice III, b. 1790, d. 23 Jul 1796, age 6.
vi.	Maria Prentice, bapt. 14 Dec 1793; m. Mr. Roby and lived at
	Norwich, CT.
vii.	Amos Prentice, b. 1793. . . . . . . . . . . . . [85]
viii.	Susan Prentice.

    39.1 Enos Prentice, b. c. 1792 and d. West Cambridge on 28 Jul 1826, age 34. Enos m. Maria Frost, West Cambridge, 28 Jun 1809;She was b. c. 1794 and d. there 10 Feb 1813, age 19. Their son:

    1. John Prentice, b. c. 1810, lived in Cohasset, Norfolk, MA. Per 1850 Cohasset census, he m. Leah, b. c. 1810 and had:
      1. Sarah J.(?) Prentiss, b. c. 1836.
      2. Ruth B. Prentiss, b. c. 1838.
      3. William H. Prentiss, b. Jan 1841, MA & m. Annie E. Perry, b. Apr 1842, ME. Children (per 1900 KennebeckCo., ME census):
        1. Eva E. Prentiss, b. Sep 1865, ME
        2. Maggie Berletta Prentiss, b. Jan 1874, ME
      4. (probably) Frank H. Prentiss, b. Aug 1846 (see discussion, below). . . . . . . . . . . [39.2]
      5. James J.(?) Prentiss, b. c. 1848.

    After Enos d. in 1826, Maria probably m. Mathew Rawson. In the 1850 Cohasset, Norfolk Co., MA census, Mathew Rawson, b. c. 1806, his wife, Mary, b. c. 1805, and 6 Rawson children, ranging in birth years from 1833 to 1845, are living next door to Maria's son, John Prentiss, above. Living with the Rawson family was Frank H. Prentiss, above, probably the son of John Prentice and Maria Frost.

    39.2 Frank H. Prentiss, b. Aug 1846. He appears in the 1850 census in the home of Mathew and Mary Rawson (see discussion, above). Frank later appears in the 1870 census in Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA, and in the 1880 and 1900 Norfolk Co. census, with his wife and family.

    He m. Annie M., b Aug 1848, MA. Frank was a worker in a boot factory. Children per census records:

    1. Annie L. Prentiss, b. c. 1867, MA. At home in 1870 and 1880. Not home in 1900.
    2. Clara F. Prentiss, b. c. 1869, MA. At home in 1870 and 1880. Not home in 1900.
    3. Louis V. Prentiss, b. Nov 1878, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [39.3]
    4. Mary A. Prentiss, b. c. 1879, MA. At home in 1880 but not 1900.
    5. Frank I. Prentiss, b. Sep 1886, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[39.4]
    6. Inez Prentiss, b. Jun 1888, MA.

    39.3 Louis V. Prentiss, b. Nov 1878, MA. Not in 1920 census. He appears in the 1930 Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA census, as an Engineer. His marital status is unclear on the microfilm record, but it seems to indicate he was then a widower.

    39.4. Frank I. Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1886, MA and d. Mar 1970, Park Ridge, Cook Co., IL (per SSDI). He appears in the 1920 and 1930 census in Chicago, Cook Co., IL, with his wife, Ruth, b. c. 1892, and children:

    1. Lester K. Prentiss, b. 30 Oct 1912, MA, and d. 31 Mar 1988 in Des Plaines, Cook Co., IL.
    2. Ruth A. Prentiss, b. c. 1915.

    40. Solomon Prentice, son of Ebenezer and Sarah, b. 25 Dec 1746.

    Solomon m. Rebecca Frost 13 Apr 1775, Cambridge; d. 12 Nov 1798, age 52. He d. West Cambridge, later Arlington, 23 Jan 1804, age 60. Ancestor Charts for Rebecca can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	Solomon Prentice Jr., b. 22 Mar; bapt. 31 Mar 1776; m. Elizabeth Wyeth 
	of Charlestown, in Menotomy, 15 Apr 1803.  She d. 20 Feb
	1808 (gravestone), age 28.  He m. 2nd Widow Elizabeth Brooks of West
	Cambridge, 7 or 17 Nov 1813.  She died West Cambridge 22 Sep 1839, age 67. 
	He d. 6 Oct 1821.  Children
	1.	James Prentice, bapt. 29 Apr 1804; d. 1814.
	2.	Elizabeth Prentice, bapt. 16 Mar 1806; d. 9 Mar 1818.
	3.	Mary Prentice, bapt. 14 Feb 1808; d. Oct 1809.
ii.	Rebecca Prentice, b. 9 Sep; bapt. 21 Sep 1777.
iii.	Isaac Prentice, b. 26 Sep 1781; bapt. 7 Apr 1805.			[86]
iv.	Ebenezer Prentice, died young of yellow fever.
v.	James Prentice, died young, age 10.
vi.	William T. Prentice, b. c. 1775-85					[87]
vii.	Samuel Prentice, b. 13 Jul 1779.
    41. George Prentice, b. 27 Sep 1745, Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA, son of Ebenezer and Sarah, and d. 6 Oct 1819.

    It is uncler who he married. Binney's 1883 book says he m. Lydia Hill, b. 3 Dec 1747 and d. 3 Sep 1822, dau. of Zachariah Hill and Rebecca Cutter. Ancestor Charts for Lydia can be found at Rootsweb.com . In a footnote at pg. 41, Binney says that the "Cutter Family" genealogy says george m. Lydia, dau. of Samual Carter of Woburn, MA.

    George and his family Resided on "Prentice Hill" at "Flob End," in Belmont, formerly part of West Cambridge. Admitted to Menotomy Church (later Arlington) and d. there 6 Oct 1819, age 73. He was a precinct commissioner, assessor and collector at various dimes. His widow d. 3 Sep 1822, age 76. Children: 

    i.	Lydia Prentice, b. 17 Apr 1771; m. Jonas Peirce and had a family
	(See "History of Arlington").
ii.	Sarah Prentice, b. 10 Feb 1773
iii.	George Prentice, b. May 1774; bapt. 19 May.			[88]
iv.	Sarah Prentice, b. 24 Nov 1775; d. 22 Mar 1797.
v.	Ebenezer Prentice, b. 29 Jun 1778; d. 23 Jul 1801 unmarried.
vi.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1780; m. Joseph Stearns of Billerica
	either 6 April or in May 1828.  She d. 1835.
vii.	Zechariah Prentice, b. 17 Oct 1782, d. 27 Oct 1782.
viii.	Rebecca Prentice, b. 17 Oct 1782; d. 28 Oct 1782.
ix.	Zechariah Prentice, b. 1 Jan 1784; d. 21 Sep 1784.
x.	Polly/Mary Prentice, b. 24 Nov 1785; m. Abijah Pierce of
	Winchendon, MA 3 Sep 1826, Arlington.  He was b. c. 1774 and d. 11 Oct 1843, 
	Winchendon.  Son of Solomon Pierce and Amity Fessenden.  Ancestor charts 
	for Abijah Pierce can be found at  Ancestry.com .
xi.	Rebecca Prentice, b. 22 Oct 1787; m. Ebenezer Warren, West
	Cambridge, 31 Mar 1811; d. c. 1840.	
xii.	John Franklin Prentice, b. 12 Sep 1789.			[89]
xiii.	Joseph Prentice, b. 27 May 1792; killed in NY 1836 by fall from
	wagon & buried in Arlington 2 Jul 1836, age 44.
xiv.	Benjamin Prentice, b. 27 May 1792; d. 19 Nov 1795.
    42. Samuel Prentice, son of Daniel and Deborah; m. Mary/Polly Todd of Cambridge, MA 18 Jun 1782. He d. 25 Sep 1795, age 38 per gravestone, Cambridge. Deborah d. 12 Apr 1832, age 82 per gravestone, Cambridge. Children: 
    i.	Samuel Prentice Jr., b. 12 Apr 1783; d. Cambridge 6 Sep 1807 of
	bilious fever.
ii.	Daniel Prentice, b. 15 Sep 1787; d. 1 Mar 1796 of throat
	distemper.
iii.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 6 Apr 1794; m. Joseph Bracket, a sexton of 
	Cambridge, 2 Apr 1819.  Had a family.
iv.	Joseph Prentice, b. 12 Nov 1795; went to N. Carolina.  
	Not in 1840 or 1850 census.
    43. Samuel Prentice,, son of Stephen and Esther; m. 17 Oct 1765 Lydia Dickson of Charleston; both admitted to church at Menotomy 27 Jul 1766. Children: 
    i.	(infant) Prentice, b. and d. 1766.
ii.	(infant) Prentice, b. 1768 and d. in infancy.
iii.	Ruth Dickson Prentice, b. 25 Dec 1770 and 
	d. 26 Dec 1834 Ae 64; bur. in Weathersfield Bow 
	Graveyard, Weathersfield, VT.  She m. John Gould 
	of Sutton, MA 12 or 24 Apr 1794.  He was b. 20 May 1772.
iv.	(infant) Prentice, b. 1773 and d. in infancy.
      Note: Binney's 1883 Edition had a note that Samuel Prentice brought up the children of John and Rebecca Prentice and had them baptized 31 May 1767 in Menotomy. Binney thought John was #6iv on pg. 6, son of Thomas Prentice (#6, pg. 6) and Mary Batson.

    44. Stephen Prentice Jr., son of Stephen and Esther, b. 11 Nov 1744, Grafton, MA. Stephen married Mary Turner on 8 Dec 1764. He was of Charlestown, adjoining Menotomy. They were admitted to Menotomy Church 28 Jan 1770. Binney's 1883 book says she was b. 24 Jul 1794 and d. 30 Dec 1822. However, the birth year of 1794 is obviously incorrect; the last two numbers might be transposed and the year might be 1749, a year consistent with Stephen's 1744 birth. Stephen d. in Walpole, MA 23 Jan 1831 and buried in the old cemetery there. Children:

    1. Stephen Prentice III, b. 25 Oct 1777 in Walpole. . . . . . . . . . . [90]
    2. Mary Prentice, bapt. Menotomy, 13 May 1770. . . . . . . . [44.1]
    3. Ruth Teel Prentice, bapt. 8 Dec 1771 per W. R. Cutter.

    44.1 Mary Prentice, bap. 13 May 1770, Menotomy and d. 29 Oct 1843, Walpole, NY.

    She m. Levi Fay in 1789 in Walpole, Cheshire Co., NH. Binney's 1883 PRENTICE book had called him "Foy." Levi Fay was called "of Prattsburg, NY." Levi was b. 8 Dec 1764 and d. 4 Jan 1855. Ancestor charts and descendants can be found for him at Ancestry.com (per Nancy Wygant, email, 28 Sep 2004, citing the Fay genealogy, John Fay of Marlborough & his Descendants, written by Orlin Prentice Fay in 1898. According to the Fay book Mary was born 9 May 1770 in Mystic, New London, Connecticut.) Children:

      .
    1. Willard Fay, b. 9 Sep 1795, Walpole, Cheshire Co., NH. . . . . . . . [44.2]
    2. Mary Fay. Moved to Prattsburg and m. Jesse Waldo and lived nearby in the town of Pulteney, Steuben Co., NY. He was 6 May 1790, Mansfield, CT. Ancestor Charts for Jesse can be found at Ancestry.com .
    3. Orlando Prentice Fay, b. 31 Oct 1789, Walpole, NH, and d. 27 Mar 1851, Prattsburgh, NY. He m. Emily Hayes. She was b. 24 Dec 1795, Granby, CT, and d. 16 Oct 1843. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They had 2 or more children, including:
      1. Orlina Prentice Fay, above.
      2. Byron Fay, b. 6 Feb 1828, NY/NH, and d. 10 Apr 1911,Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH. He m. Eliza Ada Williams. She was b. 28 Jun 1834, Carbondale, PA/CT, and d. after 1880, perhaps in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH. They had 1 or more children, including:
        1. Jesse Byron Fay, b. 8 Sep 1860, Sandusky, Sandusky Co., OH, and d. 11 Dec 1933, Willoughby, Lake Co., OH. He m. Mary Augusta Ford. She was b. 2 Jul 1859, Cleveland, and d. 18 May 1949, Cleveland. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They had 1 or more children, including:
          1. Horace Byron Fay, b. 26 May 1888, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, and d. 1962 in Eastlake, OH. He m. Florence Keating. She was b. 27 Sep 1891, Detroit, MI, and d. 1933, Shaker Heights, Cuyahoga Co., OH. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
            1. (dau.) Fay.
            2. Robert Jesse Fay, b. 9 Apr 1920, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, and d. 20 Jan 2003, Rock River, Cuyahoga Co., OH.

    4. Levi Fay. Moved to Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY, and then to Buffalo.
    5. Stephen Fay, b. 23 Nov 1809 and d. 20 Jan 1862. . . . . . . . . . [44.3]

    44.2 Willard Fay, b. 9 Sep 1795, Walpole, Cheshire Co., NH and d. 8 Sep 1871, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY. He m. Laura Williams. She was b. 15 Sep 1800, Royalton, Worcester Co., MA and d. 26 Aug 1866, Prattsburg. Ancestor Charts for Laura Williams can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Helen Williams Fay, b. 9 Apr 1826 in Prattsburg
    2. Franklin Fay, b. 19 Nov 1827 in Prattsburg
    3. Samuel Newell Fay, b. 30 Jun 1829 in Prattsburg
    4. Samuel Newell Fay, b. 7 Jul 1831 in Prattsburg
    5. Samantha Fay, b. 22 Jan 1834, Prattsburg. . . . . . . . . [44.4]
    6. Mary Jane Fay, b. 24 Jun 1836 in Prattsburg
    7. Charles Melville Fay, b. 22 Feb 1840 in Prattsburg. He m. Alice McIntire who was a 2nd wife. They had a son, Joseph Fay, who was b. Petoskey, MI, and he had 2 or more cjhildren, including (1) a dau., Miss Frances Laura Fay and (2) Miss Alice Mcintire Fay, b. Chicago, IL. (per DAR, Vol. 72 & 73)

    44.3 Stephen Fay, b. 23 Nov 1809 and d. 20 Jan 1862. He m. Amanda Angier. She was b. c. 1814 in Walpole, Cheshire Co., NH. Children (per Ancestry.com and 1860 Walpole census):

    1. Maryette Fay, b. c. 1839, NH.
    2. Everett Fay, b. c. 1842, NH.
    3. Emogene Fay, b. c. 1844, NH.
    4. Lestina F. Fay, b. c. 1849, NH.
    5. Ella Sophia Fay, b. 9 Jun 1851, NH, and d. Apr 1914, She m. Stephen Franklin Spaulding. He was b. 18 Feb 1842 and d. 7 Jan 1876. Children:
      1. Fred Stephen Spaulding. b/ 1 Sep 1873. He m. Isabelle Helena Strachen. Children, with additional descendants to be found at Ancestry.com :
        1. Ruth Elizabeth Spaulding, b. 29 Aug 1908 and d. 26 Nov 1997. She m. Emory Dwight Burgess who was b. 26 Jun 1907 and d. 16 May 1969. Children:
          1. (son) Burgess. He m. 1st Miss Janssen and had 3 or more children. He m. 2nd Miss Armintor and had a child.
          2. (son) Burgess. He m. Miss Whittam and had 2 or more children.
      2. Fenton R. Spaulding. He had 3 children.
      3. Victor Spaulding. He had 4 children.

    44.4 Semantha Augusta Fay, b. 22 Jan 1834, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 8 Feb 1920 in Steuben Co., NY. Nancy Wygant's email of 28 Sep 2004 writes that she received a postcard from a relative - she had evidently asked about the Prentice family - which said "While your great-grandfather was Stephen Prentice his son (your great-uncle) changed to Prentiss and all of his descendants adhere to the latter spelling. Our family adhered to the older form of Prentice, e.g. Orlin Prentice Fay."

    Semantha m. Hiram Wygant on 7 Jun 1853, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY. Hiram was b. 5 Nov 1826 in Marlboro, Ulster Co., NY. They appear in the 1880 census in Liberty, Steuben Co., NY where his occupation was that of a Druggist. Children:

    1. Mary Jane Wygant, b. 4 Mar 1854 in Prattsburg, Steuben, NY. She m. Lawrence Alfred Hamblin on 25 Dec 1878, Cohoctan, NY. He was b. 31 Aug 1841 in Port Byron, NY.
    2. Frank Asbury Wygant, b. 19 Oct 1858 in Prattsburg, Steuben, NY, and d. 26 Jan 1908 in Cohocton, Steuben Co., NY. He was a Surgeon at the Soldier's Home, Bath, Steuben, NY. Type of practice: Allopath. He attended Medical school: University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Department of Medicine and Surgery, 1882, (G) Journal of the American Medical Asociation citation: 50:474
    3. Laura Fay Wygant, b. 15 May 1860 in Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY. She m. Hudson LaSalle Van Auken on 21 Aug 1882 in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY. He was b. 5 Sep 1858 in Hannibal Center, Oswego Co., NY. He was the son of D. B. and Alvira Van Auken.
    4. Frederick Augustus Wygant, b. 19 May 1866 in Prattsburg,Steuben, NY and d. 1930. He m. Emma Greenwood. She was b. Nov 1869 and d. 1957. Children:
      1. Harold Frederick Wygant, b. 3 Aug 1892 and d. Dec 1973. He m. Margaret Esther Weber. She was b. 8 Apr 1894 and d. 19 Oct 1980. They are Nancy Wygant's grandparents. They appear in the 1920 and 1930 census in Hornello, Steuben Co., NY with their sons:
        1. James F. Wygant, b. c. 1919, NY. At home in 1930. Not in SSDI as of Sep 2004.
        2. Foster L. Wygant, b. c. 1921, NY. At home in 1930. Not in SSDI as of Sep 2004.
      2. Ruth Wygant, b. 7 Jul 1894
      3. Lawrence Greenwood Wygant, b. 22 Feb 1896. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. Not in SSDI.
    45. Mary Prentice, dau. of Stephen and Esther; m. Elisha Withington of Mason, NH in Cambridge 12 Apr 1768, a schoolteacher there for many years from 1773. Children: 
    i.	Elisha Withington, b. 11 May 1769.
ii.	William Withington, b. 8 May 1771.
iii.	Stephen Withington, b. 1 Feb 1773.
iv.	Mather Withington, b. 28 Oct 1775.
v.	John Withington, b. 9 Mar 1779.
vi.	Samuel Withington, b. 6 Oct 1782.
vii.	Samuel Withington, b. 8 Dec 1785.
viii.	Ebenezer Withington, b. 1 Mar 1789.

    46. Daniel Prentice was b. 26 Jan 1758 and d. 14 Apr 1851, age 93. He was the son of Stephen Prentice and Esther. Daniel was a farmer. He served as soldier in Revolutionary Army and was a pensioner.

    He m. Abigail Stanley of Medford MA on 18 Jul 1779 at Grafton, Worcester, MA. Daniel Prentice and his family lived in Townsend, MA. Children:

    1. Daniel Prentice, b. 5 Oct 1780. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [91]
    2. Samuel Prentice, b. 18 Jul 1872.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92]
    3. Russell Stanley Prentice, b. c. 28 Sep 1784-9, MA.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.3]
    4. Abigail Prentice, b. 12 Jul 1786. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.4]
    5. Joel Prentice, b. 2 Apr 1788.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [93]
    6. Rufus Prentice, b. 7 Feb 1790. Res. Grafton, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[94]
    7. Robert Prentice, b. 16 Mar 1796. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ..[95]
    8. Ira Prentice, b. 7 Jun 1794; tinsmith of Townsend, MA. Died unmarried.
    9. Betsey Prentice, b. 9 Mar 1796; m. Perly Crowley 12 Sep 1830, Grafton, and died without issue soon after they went to Michigan.
    10. Josiah Prentice, b. 24 Jul 1799, Grafton, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.10]

      Note: Addenda for Josiah Prentice, #46, from a Bible in the possession of Mrs. Flora Prentice Grove, Warren, OH in 1926, a copy of which was provided by Floyd Kelling in his letter of 27 Aug 1991 to the author:

    46.3 Russell Stanley Prentice, son of Daniel Prentice and Abigail Stanley, was b. either 28 Sep 1784 or 1789, in MA. He was in Johnstown, Montgomery/Fulton Co. in 1830 and in Salisbury in 1835 through 1850 where he appears in the 1850 Salisbury, Herkimer, NY census. He d. 22 Jul 1864 and is bur. in the Stratford Cemetery which adjoins Salisbury.

    He m. Anstrus (or Amatus, Austrous) Lamphere in 1813. She was b. 30 Jul 1798 in NY, dau. of Alpheus Lamphere and Hannah Satterlee. Died 13 Mar 1886, Indiana. She is also buried in the Stratford cemetery. Children: (per Kathryn Ojerio, email, 15 Jul 2000):

    1. Daniel L. Prentice, b. 1832 and d. 18 Apr 1834, age 1-11-0. He is also bur. in the Stratford Cemetery.

    46.4 Abigail Prentice (dau. of Daniel and Abigail, #46) b. 12 Jul 1786 and d. 23 Jan 1870 (per Ancestry.com)..

    She m. Daniel Lamson in 1814. He was b. 27 Sep 1786 in Ashford, CT, and d. 18 Sep 1867. He was the son of Isaac lamson (b. 19 Feb 1764, Charlton, MA) and Kziah Sharpe (b. 1767 in Ashford, CT). An Ancestor Chart for Daniel can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Elizabeth Lamson, b. 31 Jan 1820, Townsend, MA, and d. 15 Dec 1895. She m. Benjamin F. Lewis on 20 Sep 1841. He was b. 26 Jul 1816 and d. 1890. He was the son of John Lewis and Rhonda Baldwin. Children:
      1. Abbie Elizabeth Lewis, b. 26 Nov 1853 in Falls River, MA
      2. Eldora Adeline Lewis, b. 22 Oct 1845 in Townsend, MA
      3. Nancy Jane Lewis, b. 14 Apr 1850 in Townsend, MA
      4. Charles Frances Lewis, b. 21 Feb 1864 in Townsend, MA

    2. Abigail/Abbie Lamson, b. 31 Jul 1820, Townsend, MA and d. 1844. She m. Horace Warner in 1841. No children shown in Ancestry.com

    46.10. Josiah Prentice, b. 24 Jul 1799, Grafton, MA. A Shoemaker, he later became a sailor in the whaling service. After retiring from the seas, he lived for a time in New York City before going to Buffalo. In 1843 he moved to Cleveland, OH, and in 1845 to Warren before moving to Champion about 1856 where he died 1 Dec 1881.

    He married Mary T. Crowley, born in Stonington, CT whose father was a native of England and sea captain. She was b. 22 Nov 1803 and d. 16 Feb 1881. Both are buried at the Champion Center Cemetery, Champion, OH. Children:

    1. Elizabeth Prentice, b. 23 Aug 1825 and married Thomas Hadley 8 Oct 1851 Trumbull Co., OH. Lived in Warren, OH. She is one of the many thousands who were traveling by wagon train to California during the Gold Rush years. She parished on the journey and died 20 Jun 1853 at the age of only 28. She is buried at Fort Laramie. No children are shown in the IGI.
    2. Charles Henry Prentice, b. 9 Jul 1828, NY, and d. 1923, perhaps in Otsego, Allegan Co., MI, where census records show him living from 1860 until at least 1900 according to census recocrds. He m. Mary Lamb 29 Apr 1853, Trumbull Co., OH. No children shown in Ancestry.com as of Jan 2006.
    3. Dwight Samuel Prentice, , b. 8 Dec 1831, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . [46.20]
    4. Hannah Prentice, m., b. 14 Jun 1835 and married Jamison J. Vesey 23 Dec Trumbull Co., OH. Lived in Champion, OH. Not in 1860, 1870 or 1880 census.
    5. Mary Jane Prentice, b. 9 May 1839. Lived in Champion, OH. Unmarried. She died 20 Jan 1867 and is bur. in Champion.
    6. Albert Daniel/Dwight Prentice, b. 18 Feb 1842, Buffalo, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.30]
    7. Edward Arthur Prentice, b. 23 Mar 1845, OH and m. Carrie P. Perrin (b. Jun 1843, OH) on 6 Jun 1867. Appears in 1900 Horseheads, Chemung, NY census. Children (per 1900 census):
      1. Edward A. Prentice, b. Oct 1869, OH, and d. before 22 Jan 1942. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. He m. Susie May Greenman. She was b. 27 Sep 1870 and d. 22 Jan 1942, Rocheser, Monroe Co., NY. Edward and his wife then moved to NY and had per Ancestry.com :
        1. Helen L. Prentice, b. Dec 1893, NY, and d. Apr 1969. She m. Leon Harl Loven c. 1913. He was who was b. 5 Mar 1893, NY, and d. Sep 1966 in Stanley, Ontario Co., NY. He was the son of Harry Leon Loven (b. 15 May 1872, Konigsberg, Giessen, Hessen, Germany and d. 1933)) and Jessie A. Breese (b. 1873, NY, and d. 1895).
        2. Edith B. Prentice, b. Oct 1898, NY. She m. William H. O'Connor. He was b. c. 1894, NY, son of Grace C. O'Connor (b. c. 1865, ME, and widowed by 1930 census). 1930 and 1940 in Irondequoit, Monroe Co., NY, with no childen shown..
      2. Frank T. Prentice, b. Jan 1874, OH. In the 1920 & 1930 Horseheads, NY census with his wife, Margaret H., b. c. 1872. He d. before the 1940 census as Margaret is shown living with the family of her daughter in Sunbury, Northumberland Co., PA. Daughters:
        1. Elizabeth M. Prentice, b. c. 1906. She m. Arthur W. Rhoder, b. c. 1900, PA. 1940 in Sunbury, Northumberland Co., PA.
        2. Irene Prentice, b. c. 1909, MI.

    46.20 Dwight Samuel Prentice. 8 Dec 1831, NY. He was the son of Josiah Prentice and Mary T. Crowley. Dwight m. Margaret K. Horn in Oct, 1862. In 1866 he lived in PA where his son, Harry, was born. 1880 census in Spring Creek, Warren Co., PA, but no childen shown. He later lived in Hancock Co., OH where he appears in the 1900 census, and later in in Terre Haute, IN where his son, Harry, lived. They had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Harry F. Prentice, b. 3 Apr 1866 in PA. . . . . . . . . . . . [46.40]

    46.30 Albert Daniel/Dwight Prentice, b. 18 Feb 1842, Buffalo, NY, d. aft. 1900.

    He m. m. Mary Ellen Carlton on 14 Mar 1869. Dau. of Gideon and Mary (Brougher) Carlton, b. 4 Mar 1850. 1910 census in Champion, Trumbull, OH. Children:

    1. Flora A. Prentice., b. 1 Jan 1870, OH and m. Melvin Grove 22 Sep 1889. She d. 6 Jan 1936, Warren, OH and he d. 2 Aug 1932. They appear in the 1900 census in Warren, OH with children:
      1. Myron Grove, b. Aug 1890.
      2. Albert Grove, b. May 1893.
      3. Lawrence Grove, b. Sep 1900(?)
    2. Charles Josiah Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1872, Trumbull, OH and d. 25 Dec 1946, Warren, OH. Son of Albert Daniel Prentice and Mary Ellen Carlton. He was b. c. 1873 and appears in the 1920 Warren, Trumbull Co., OH census. He married Mary Ella Baker 2 Jul 1894, Warren, OH. She was b. Oct 1870, PA and died 22 May 1930, Warren, and buried Atwater, OH. Children:
      1. Walter Wood Prentice, b. 8 Mar 1895, Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. In 1920 Warren census living with William Humer and called Humer's "son in law." He m. Frances, b. 8 May 1896, OH, and d. 2 Nov 1983, Contra Costa Co., CA. Son:
        1. Harold H. Prentice, b. 19 Aug 1920, Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH, and d. 15 May 1991, Saginaw, Saginaw Co., MI. He m. Fern Lucille Carnahan on 15 Jun 1951, Gladwin, Gladwin Co., MI. She was b. 19 Sep 1933, Gladwin, and d. there 3 Dec 2008. For an attractive photo of Fern, see Ancestry.com . Her obituary reads as follows:

            Record & Clarion (Gladwin, Beaverton, MI) - Tuesday, December 9, 2008.

            Fern L. Prentice, 75, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008 in Gladwin. She was born on Sept. 18, 1933 in Gladwin County to Ernest and Ethel (Whitman) Carnahan.

            Fern married Harold Prentice on June 16, 1951 in Gladwin; he preceded her in death in 1991. She was a homemaker, living in Gladwin her entire life. She very much enjoyed cooking, cleaning and caregiving in nursing homes and other various jobs throughout her lifetime. She is survived by several cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; and three brothers.

            Funeral service were conducted Friday, Dec. 5, 2008 at Hall-Kokotovich Funeral Home in Gladwin with Pastor Chris Hale officiating. She was laid to rest in Hamilton Township Cemetery in Clare. www.hall-kokotovichfuneralhome.com .

      2. Mable Prentice, b. 25 Aug 1901, Champion, Trumbull Co., OH. Living at home in 1920 Warren census.

    3. Newton A. Prentice, b. 7 Mar 1875, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.31]
    4. Nora Ellen Prentice, b. 14 Oct 1878 and m. Wm. Stanley Durst 6 Feb 1898, Warren, Trumbulls, OH. He d. 3 Nov 1933. In 1930 Warren census with their daughter:
      1. Dorinda Durst, b. c. 1922, OH.
    5. Bertie D. Prentice, b. 13 Jun 1880 and d. 26 Jun 1887.
    6. Frank Carlton Prentice, b. 21 Jul 1883, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.32]
    7. Milton Emery Prentice, b. 22 Jul 1892, Champion, OH, and d. 1940 at the age of 48. He m. Ruth LaVerne Snyder 17 Aug 1912. He d. 29 Nov 1940, bur. in Champion. She d. 15 Jul 1949, Cleveland. They appear in the 1920 Trumbull Co., OH census and in the 1930 Washington DC census, where he is a Manager at a Loan Company, with their children:
      1. Freda Lucille Prentice, b. 28 Feb 1913, OH, and d. 17 Jan 1972, Lakeland, FL, age 58. She m. Nicholas Joseph Micelli. He was b. 3 Apr 1910, FL. Children:
        1. Dau. Micelli.
        2. Son Micelli. He m. 2 times and had 2 children.

        Frieda also m. Herbert Frederick Hensley and had a daughter.

      2. Edwin E. Prentice, b. 24 Aug 1915, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.35]

    46.31 Newton A. Prentice, b. 7 Mar 1875, OH. He was still living in 1951.

    He m. Myrtle E. Brown on 24 Dec 1899. She d. 23 Aug 1937. Children per 1910 and 1920 Trumbull Co., OH census:

    1. Pearl G. Prentice, b. c. 1901, OH. Not in 1930 census.
    2. Marion E. Prentice b. c. 1902, OH (per 1910 census)
    3. Carl M. Prentice, b. c. 1903, OH. In 1930 census in Wyandotte, Wayne Co., MI, with his wife, Thelma(?), b. c. 1907, OH, and children:
      1. Robert Prentice, b. c. 1924, OH.
      2. Theodore(?) Prentice, b. c. 1926, OH.
      3. Richard Prentice, b. c. 1928, OH.
    4. Francis E. Prentice, b. c. 1905, OH. In 1930 Warren, Trumbull Co., OH census with his wife, Dorothy, b. c. 1910, and children:
      1. Madeline Prentice, b. c. 1927, OH.
      2. Catherine Prentice, b. c. 1928, OH
      3. Evelyn M. Prentice, b. c. 1929, OH
    5. Florence B. Prentice, b. c. 1909, OH. She is an unmarried Boarder in the 1930 Warren,Trumbull Co., OH census.
    6. Samuel E. Prentice, b. c. 1910, OH. He died 22 Sep 1963, probably in Anaheim, Orange Co., CA. He m. Ann Helen Meier in 1945, probably Anaheim, CA. She was b. c. 1914 in TX and d. 2009, Anaheim, CA. Dau. of Fred and Minnie Meier. Her obituary reads as follows:

        Prentice, Ann Helen: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Orange County Register, The (Santa Ana, CA) - Thursday, October 1, 2009

        Ann Helen Prentice, 95, passed away as gracefully as she lived on 9/27/09. She died from natural aging at her home in Anaheim, where she had lived for 94 years.

        Ann came to Anaheim from Texas with her parents, Fred and Minnie Meier and her two brothers, Harry and Herbie in 1914. She lived on their orange farm at Sunkist and Lincoln Aves., attending Lincoln El., Fremont Jr., and Anaheim High schools.

        In 1932 she married Charles Hill with whom she built a home on So. Helena St., and had 2 sons, Charles and Robert.

        Following her husband Charles' death she married Samuel Prentice, Sr. in 1945 with whom she had a son, Sam Jr. She worked in business offices for Hunt Foods, MCP, and Johnston Gendel Clinic, and Leonard & Gibson, MDs until she retired in 1979.

        Following her husband, Samuel's death in 1963 she married childhood friend, Earnest Dargatz and moved to So. Reseda St. where she remained following his death in 1988. She was an active life- long member of Zion Lutheran Church and also attended events at Bethel Baptist. She enjoyed traveling within and outside the US with the church and her friends, and to see her grandchildren. Upon retirement she became active in the downtown Anaheim Senior Center, serving as Membership Secretary, and loved attending the dances until she was 90 and the luncheons until recently. She was delightful, loving, gracious and friendly to all who met her, and when asked how she came to be that way, she said, "I've had some difficult times, but all-in-all, God has really blessed me."

        Ann is survived by her son and wife, Bob and Cathy; son, Sam; grandchildren, Beverly, Steve, Joy, Ann, Sam III; and 8 great-grandchildren.

        Viewing will be held on 10/2, 4 p.m. - 8p.m. at Hilgenfeld Mortuary, 120 East Broadway, Anaheim. Burial will be on 10/3, 9:30a.m. at Anaheim Cemetery, 1400 East Sycamore. Memorial Service will be held on 10/3, 11a.m. at Zion Lutheran Church, 222 North East Street, Anaheim to whom donations may be made in lieu of flowers. Condolences expressed to sprenticejr@hotmail.com. Hilgenfeld Mortuary

      Sons of Samuel and Ann:

      1. Robert F. Prentice, aka Bob Prentice. 1998 in Orange, Orange Co., CA.
      2. Samuel E. Prentice, aka Sam Prentice. 1998 in Anaheim, Orange Co., CA.
      3. Charles Edward Prentice, b. 2 Jun 1939, Orange Co., CA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.33]

    7. Elizabeth I. Prentice, b. c. 1913, OH. Not in 1930 census and perhaps married.
    8. Albert D. Prentice, b. c. 1915, OH. Not in 1930 census.
    9. Elsie E. Prentice, b. c. 1918, OH. Not in 1930 census.
    10. Laura E. Prentice, b. c. 1919, OH. May be same person as Eileen Prentice.
    11. Mildred T. Prentice, b. c. 1925, OH (per 1930 census). Dau. (per Heidi Whybra, email, 31 Mar 2007):
      1. Heidi Whybra, North Port, FL (per Heidi Whybra, email, 31 Mar 2007)

    46.32 Frank Carlton Prentice, son of Albert Daniel Prentice and Mary Ellen Carlton, was b. 21 Jul 1883, Champion, OH, and d. 12 Feb 1977, Cortland, OH, age 93.

    He m. Ethel Balch on 18 Apr 1906. She was living in 1933. They appear in the 1920 census in Detroit, Wayne Co., MI, in the 1920 Warren, Trumbull, OH census and in the 1930 Oklahoma City, OK census, where he is a Supt., Oil Shop, with their children:

    1. Harry Earl Prentice, b. 8 Apr 1908, Warren, OH, and d. 20 Oct 1997,Roseville, MN, age 89. His obituary reads as follows:

        St. Paul Pioneer Press (MN) - Tuesday, October 21, 1997 : Prentice, Harry E.\\

        Prentice, Harry E., age 89 of Roseville, formerly of Warren, OH, passed on after a brief illness. Survived by his loving wife Ruth; son Robert (Karen) of Girard, OH; daughter Julia (Bob) Eastwood of Shoreview; several grandchildren & great-grandchildren. Services will be held in Ohio. MUELLER Lake Mortuary 429- 4944

      Harry m. Ruth Rebecca Bruce. She was b. 21 Dec 1915 and d. Sep 2000 in Roseville, MN. Children:

      1. Robert Prentice. He m. Karen and in 1997 lived in Girard, OH.
      2. Julia Prentice. She m. Bob Eastwood and in 1997 lived in Shoreview, MN.
    2. Henry Prentice, b. c. 1909, OH.
    3. Dorothy Prentice, b. c. 1911, MI.

    46.33 Charles Edward Prentice was b. 2 Jun 1939 in Orange Co., CA, and d. 9 May 1998 in Anaheim, Orange Co., CA. His obituary reads as follows:

      Orange County Register, The (Santa Ana, CA) - Friday, May 15, 1998: Charles "Chuck" Prentice

      A memorial service for Charles Edward Prentice, 61, will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Evans-Brown Mortuary in Sun City. Inurnment will be private. He died Saturday of a heart attack at his home.

      Mr. Prentice, who was born in California, lived in Sun City for six years. He was a principal in the Anaheim Unified School District for 30 years. He was an active member of the Menifee Bible Church in Sun City. He enjoyed playing bridge at the senior center.

      He is survived by one son, Steven of Murrieta; one daughter, Beverly Jenks of Carlsbad; two grandchildren; his mother, Ann H. of Anaheim; and two brothers, Robert F. of Orange and Samuel E. of Anaheim.

    The name of his wife is not yet known. Children per Charles' obituary, above:

    1. Beverly Prentice. She m. Mr. Jenks and in 1998 lived in Carlesbad, CA.
    2. Steven Prentice. 1998 in Murrieta, CA

    46.35 Edwin E. Prentice, b. 24 Aug 1915, Youngstown, OH and d. 17 Aug 1999, Morriston, Levy Co., FL (per census and SSDI). His obituary reads as follows:

      Gainesville Sun, The (FL) - Thursday, August 19, 1999: Edwin E. Prentice

      MORRISTON - Edwin E. Prentice of Morriston died Tuesday in Morriston after a long illness. He was 83. He was born in Youngstown, Ohio, and moved from Tampa to Morriston 18 years ago.

      Mr. Prentice was a retired custodian for the Hillsborough County School Board. He also was a shipyard worker in Tampa. He was a deacon at First Baptist Church in Inglis and was a member of the Ornan Masonic Lodge No. 231 F&AM.

      Survivors include his wife, Essie Mae Prentice of Morriston; a daughter, Sharon Staples of Lakeland; two grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.

    He m. as her 2nd husband Essie Mae Peterson after 1940. She was b. 10 Oct 1918, Levy Co., FL, and d. 9 Dec 2003, Berrien Nursing Center, Morriston, FL. She was the dau of Francis Marion and Sarah Jane Peterson Pendarvis. 1999 in Morriston, FL. Her obituary reads as follows:

      The Berrien Press - December 2004

      Essie Mae Prentice, 85, of Nashville died December 9, 2003 at Berrien Nursing Center. Born October 10, 1918 in Levy County, FL to the late Francis Marion and Sarah Jane Peterson Pendarvis, she was a homemaker and member of Eastern Star in Williston, FL. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Inglis, FL. She was married to the late Truley Crews and the late Ed Prentice.

      Survivors include two daughters, Essalene Leigh Griner of Nashville and Mary Jane Hutchinson of Jennings, FL; one son, Earl Starling of Greenville, MI; three grandsons, several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.

      A graveside service was held December 12 at 1:30 p.m. at Sand Pond Cemetery in Tidewater, FL with Rev. Bobby Thompson officiating. Lovein Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements. File at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/berrien/obits/p/prentice3022nob.txt. This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.net/gafiles/

    Daughter of Edwin and Essie Mae:

    1. Sharon Prentice. She m. Mr. Staples and in 1999 lived in Lakeland, FL.

    46.40. Harry F. Prentice was b. 3 Apr 1866 in PA and d. 16 May 1948 in Wayne Co. MI. He is bur. in Oakland Co., MI. He does not appear in our EDB, the IGI, or the 1880 PA or OH census. Harry later appears in the census in 1900 Hancock Co., OH. In 1901 he lived in Terra Haute, Vigo Co., IN where his son, Dale, was born. In the 1920 census he is shown living in Highland Park, Wayne Co., MI. Harry m. Marie H.who was b. Nov 1876 in Germany and who d. 31 Mar 1940 in Oakland Co., MI. They had at least 1 son:

    1. Dale Prentice, b. 29 Jun 1901, Terra Haute, Vigo Co., IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.50]

    46.50. Dale L. Prentice, b. 29 Jun 1901, Terra Haute, Vigo Co., IN. and d. 14 Apr 1954 in Oakland Co., MI. He is living at home in the 1920 census, but later married Elsie F. Hoener c. 1926 in Detroit, MI. Elsie was b. 28 Jan 1903 in Buffalo, NY and d. 18 Nov 1991 in Oakland Co., MI. Son::

    1. Dale L. Prentice Jr., b. c. 1927-35. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [46.60]

    46.60. Dale L. Prentice Jr., b. c. 1927-35.

    He m. 1st Margaret Fellrath on 29 Sep 1956. She was b. 14 Jul 1934 in Detroit and d. 10 Oct 2007. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Detroit News, The (MI) - Friday, October 12, 2007

      Margaret Prentice, "Peggy" (NEE Fellrath) Age 73, , b. c. 1934, and d. 10 Oct 2007.

      Beloved wife of Dale. Loving mother of Larry (Lauren), Paul (Michele), Matthew, Maggie (Dan) Schneider, Suzy (Phil) Rose and Michael (Patrice) Prentice. Grandmother of Michael, Eliza- beth, Danielle, Josh, Meghan, Alexandra, John, Patrick, Nicole, Reed, Jacob and Blake. Sister of Carolyn (Jack) Wagner, Joanie Loranger and the late John and Henry Fellrath.

      Funeral Mass at Holy Name Church, 630 Harmon, Birmingham, Saturday 10 a.m. Friends may visit at church beginning at 9:30 a.m. Visitation at Lynch & Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks Rd. (between 14-15 Mile Rds.) Friday 2-8 p.m. Prayers Friday evening. Memorials appreciated to Angels' Place or U of D Jesuit High School. Obituary and condolences at lynchfuneraldirectors.com

    Dale m. 2nd (unknown) in Nov 2009 who has 7 children. As of Jan 2011, they have 13 children and 30 grandchildren (per Dale Prentice,email, 8 Jan 2011). Children (per Dale Prentice, email, 30 Jan 2002):

    1. Lawrence Prentice., b. aft. 1956.
    2. Paul Prentice, b. aft. 1956
    3. Matthew Prentice, b. aft. 1956.
    4. Margaret Prentice, b. aft. 1956.
    5. Suzanne Prentice, b. aft. 1956.
    6. Michael Prentice, b. aft. 1956.

    47. Henry Prentiss, (#18) b. c. 1731-32, MA, son of Henry Prentice and Katherine Fitch. He m. Mary Walker 16 Oct 1752, Cambridge, and probably moved to Shrewsbury, MA.

    It has been suggested, however, that Henry and Katherine did not have a son named Henry, and that this is the same Henry and that he married, as a second wife, Mary Walker. By email of 17 Oct 2001, Toni Benson has provided an excerpt from the "History of Cambridge, Massachusetts" by Lucius R. Paige. In the biographical section of this book, page 632 is as follows:

      Henry [Prentice], s. of Thomas (10), m. Katherine Felch 31 Jan. 1728-9, and had Mary, b. 19 Oct. 1729, m. Moses Richardson before 1755, and d. 10 Mar 1812, a. 82; Henry the f. was a currier, and resided on the easterly side of Mason Street, near the Common.

      He is styled "junior" on the records, with reference to Deacon Henry Prentice, who was about a dozen years his senior. He rem. to Shrewsbury, which is named as his residence 1771, in the Will of his brother William. He was probably the same [Henry, #18, above] who m. Mary Walker 16 Oct. 1752 (still styled "junior," Deacon Prentice being yet alive), and had John, b. 27 Jul 1753; Thomas, b. 27 May 1755; Jerusha, b. 17 Oct. 1757; William, b. 12 Sept. 1760; Samuel, b. 10 Jun 1763; the last named is recorded as son of Henry Prentice of Shrewsbury. It appears probably that he subsequently returned, as a Henry prentice d. here, 23 Aug 1787, said to be a. 82, which very nearly corresponds with his age. (emphasis added)

    In any event, whether he is the #18 Henry or a son of #18 also named Henry, the known children of Henry and Mary Walker are:

    1. John Prentiss, b. 27 Jul 1753, Cambridge, MA. . . . . . . [96]
    2. Thomas Prentiss, b. 29 May 1755. . . . . . . . [97]
    3. Jerusha Prentiss, b. 17 Oct 1757.. . . . . . . . [97.5]
    4. William Prentiss, b. 12 Sep 1760. . . . . . . . [98]
    5. Samuel Prentiss, b. 10 Jun 1763. He served in the Revolutionary War and afterwards moved, with his brother in law, Luke Hitchcock, husband of Jerusha, #97.5 , to St. Armand, Quebec, where he died.

    For a possible 6th child, see "Robert Prentice of Winchester, NH" in our section listing Prentices whose immigrant ancestor is not yet known.

    48. Jonas Prentice, bp. 1739, m. 1st 22 May 1765, Cambridge, Rachel Kent and 2nd. on 12 Nov 1777, Cambridge, Sarah Prentice, dau. of Henry Prentice (#29); she d. 1783. Children:

    1. Susanna Brown Prentice, bapt. 13 Sep 1778; m. 1st, 28 Nov 1805, Boston, John Haskell, a teacher, Boston Ancestor Charts can be found for him at Ancestry.com . She m. 2nd Benjamin D. Emmerson, author, after 4 Sep 1821. He was b. 1781, Hampstead, Rockingham Co., NH. He was a schoolteacher and author of the Emerson school books; of Boston. From the American Biographical Library, Vol. 3, Salt Lake City, UT: Ancestry Incorporated, 1996, pg. 439:
        "Emerson, Benjamin Dudley, philanthropist, was born in Hampstead, N.H., in 1781. He was graduated from Dartmouth in 1805 and became a school teacher, first in Newburyport and later as principal of the Adams grammar school in Boston, Mass. With his brother Frederick (born 1788; died in 1857) he prepared schoolbooks adapted to the elementary branches, which were generally used throughout the country. In his will he left a sum of money for the establishing of a high school in Hampstead. He also bequeathed $100,000 to Dartmouth college. He died in Jamaica Plain, Mass., Oct. 2, 1872."

    2. Sarah/Sally Prentice, bapt. 2 Apr 1780, m. Nathaniel Ireland, blacksmith, on 18, 20 or 24 Oct 1802, Boston, Charlestown or Cambridge, MA. He was the son of Jonathan and Martha Ireland. An Ancestor Chart for them can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Jonas m. 3rd 1 Dec 1785, Cambridge, Hannah Goddard; d. in Cambridge 2 May 1801 of palsy, age 62.

    49 Nathaniel Prentice. Carriagemaker and saddler in Cambridge; said tohave participated in the "Boston Tea Party." He d. in Cambridge of typhus fever, 1817.

    He m. on 22 Nov 1764, Cambridge, Abigail Logan of Scotch parentage. She was b. 22 Oct 1744. Children: 

    i.	Nathaniel Shepherd Prentice, b. 7 Aug 1766.			[98.5]
ii.	John Prentice, b. 1 Aug 1768; d. 12 Sep 1768.
iii.	Abigail Prentice, b. 10 Oct 1771; m. Samuel Cupen; two sons.
iv.	James Prentice, b. 19 Jul 1774; d. 24 Jan 1791, pero-pneumonia.
v.	Lydia Prentice, b. 24 Feb 1779.  Single in 1851.
vi.	Jonathan Cooper Prentice, b. 23 Dec 1783.			[99]
vii.	Harriet Prentice, b. 7 Nov. 1786; m. Mark Weare on
		4 Jan 1810, Cambridge.  He d. 1833.  No children
viii.	Jonas Prentice, b. 27 Mar 1789.				[100]

    50. John Prentice, son of Jonas and Mercy, b. 28 Aug 1748, m. 23 Apr 1772 Mary Scripter who d. in Cambridge, MA 11 ;May 1797, age 50. John lived on the "Stephen Prentice" farm in Cambridge, MA where he d. 2 Jan 1806, age 58. Children: 

    i.	Mary Prentice, bapt. 2 Mar 1773. . . . . . . . . . [50.1]
ii.	Henry Prentice. . . . . . . . . . . [47]
iii.	Rebecca Prentice. . . . . . . . . . . [50.2]
iv.	Mercy Prentice, bapt. 13 Apr 1777; m. James Gibson on 25 Oct 1804, Newton, Middlesex, MA.
v.	Lucy Prentice, m. 14 Dec 1800 John Frost of Braintree, or Newton, MA.
vi.	John Prentice, b. 8 Feb 1778; bapt. 4 May 1780; d. 13 May 1825;
	married on 1 Nov 1807, Cambridge, Sarah Collier who was b. 15 Aug 1778 
	and d. 8 Jun 1818.  Probably children
	1.	Ruth Prentice, b. & d. 22 Jun 1808
	2.	Beulah Prentice, b. & d. 22 Jun 1808.
	3.	Julian Prentice, b. 19 Nov 1809; d. 17 Aug 1817.
	4.	David Prentice, b. 22 Jul 1811.  
	5.	John Prentice, b. 6 Mar 1813; d. 17 Aug 1817.
	6.	Mary Prentice, b. 2 Sep 1815; d. Nov. 1820.
vii.	Hannah Prentice, b. 8 Jan 1781, m. 21 Mar 1800, Cambridge,
	Samuel Worth.  They removed from Cambridge, MA to New Salem, MA,, thence
	to Hartford, Susquehanna Co., PA, thence to Lenox in the same county, and from
	there to Grenfield Twp., Lackawanna Co., PA.  Children:
	1.	Hannah Worth.
	2.	Mary Worth.
	3.	Eliza Worth.
	4.	Edmund Worth.
	5.	Sarah Worth.
	6.	Samuel Worth.
	7.	John Worth.  Postmaster in 1882 in Amasa, Grenfield Twp.
viii.	Anna Prentice, b. 10 Jul 1785; m. 1st 20 Aug 1807, Gloucester, 
	Capt. Stanwood of Cape Ann, and 2nd Mr. Johnson.
ix.	Henry Prentice.
x.	Charles Prentice, bapt. 28 Oct 1789.
xi.	Clarissa Prentice, living in 1852 with her aunt. Mrs. Emerson of
	Jamaica Plains, Roxbury, MA.

    50.1. Mary Prentice, bapt. 2 Mar 1773 and d. 1861 in Otisfield, ME at the home of her son, James.

    She m. Rahan Richardson on 6 Jan 1791. He was b. 4 Nov 1762 in Cambridge, MA, and was the son of Moses Richard who was killed April 19, 1875 in the Rev. War at Lexington by the British as they retreated from Lexington. There is a marker for Moses and others killed then in the Old Church Cemetery near the Cambridge Commons. Sons: 

    	i.	James Richardson
	ii.	Rahan Richardson.
	iii.	Henry Richardson.  He m. Relief A. Arnold.  Son:
		a.	James Prentiss Richardson who m. Jane Carson.   Children:
			i.	Jennie Richardson, who m. William A. Bunton. 
			ii.	Louis Gray Richardson who m. Jessie Scribner.
				1.  Dorothy Richardson who m. S. C. Gross.
			iii.	Elizabeth A. Richardson, b. MA & m. Edward S. Wood, M. D.  
				(DAR 8/174)
			iv.	Katharine Richardson, b. MA & m. Herbert A. Chase, M.D.  
				(DAR 8-174)
		b.	Henry Francis Augustus Richardson who m. Esther Greely.  Daughter:  
				(DAR 15/348)
			i.	Mary F. Richardson, b. NH/ (DAR 15/348)

    50.2 Rebecca Prentice. She m. Nathan Robbins, Cambridge, 10 Apr 1803; he d. 12 Feb 1852, age 80, and she d. 6 Jul 1862, age 83. Children: 

    	1.	Nathan Robbins.
	2.	Rebecca Robbins, b. 7 Apr 1805; d. 1 Jul 1809.
	3.	John Robbins, b. 8 Mar 1807; d. 12 Oct 1809.
	4.	Caira Robbins, b. 11 Jun 1809; d. 28 Oct 1862.
	5.	Caroline Robbins, b. 16 Jun 1811; d. 3 Sep 1855.
	6.	Joshua Robbins, b. 26 Sep 1813.
	7.	James Robbins, b. 5 Nov 1815.  It is unknown if he is the
		James Robbins who drowned at Medford, MA 30 Apr 1771.

    51. Thomas Prentice, b. 1752, son of Jonas and Mercy. He lived in Cambridge, owned the covenant 20 Oct 1776 and d. of dropsy 6 Nov 1800.

    He m. 20 Jul 1774 Ruth Symmes of Woburn, MA. She was b. 10 Dec 1783, Warren, Worcester, MA, andd. 25 Mar 1797, age 41. Se was the dau. of William Cowee (1746-1837) and Ruth Reed (1747-1795). Children: 

    i.	Ruth Prentice, b. 12 Oct 1776; m. Isaac Courdry of Reading, MA in Cambridge 
	30 Aug 1795.
ii.	Thomas Prentice Jr., b. 27 Jun 1779.			[51.1]
iii.	Betsy Prentice, b. Dec 1781; m. Mr. Breed of Lynn, MA.
iv.	Judith Symmes Prentice, bapt. 21 Mar 1794.
v.	Fanny Prentice, bapt. 4 Jun 1786.  She might be the Fanny Prentice who 
	m. Arminadab Mansfield on 10 Sep 1807 (per Watertown V.R.).  Arminadab 
	lived in Andover, VT and returned there after his marriage.
vi.	Joseph Prentice, bapt. 15 Nov 1789; d. 4 Sep 1802, Dysentery.

    51.1. Thomas Prentice Jr., b. 29 Jan 1779 and bap. 4 Jul Charlestown, MA.

    He m. Anna Cowee 1st on 12 Jan 1803, Worcester, MA . He went to Boston quite young, then to Troy, NY where he lived five years, then to Cherry Valley, NY about 1800 to 1807. He d. Cherry Valley 24 Jul 1849 and she d. there 6 Jun 1822. Both in Cherry V. Presb. Church Cemetery.

    1. William Cowee Prentice, b 1 Dec 1805, Troy, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [51.2]
    2. Jane C. Prentice, b. 13 Mar 1808; m. Jacob Davis 19 Feb 1829; was alive in 1874 and lived in Jonesville, Saratoga, NY. Children:
      1. Clara Davis, b. 22 Jul 1841.
      2. William H. Davis, b. 16 Aug 1843.
    3. Nathaniel Shepherd Prentice, b. Cherry Valley 26 Sep 1812. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [51.3]

    Thomas Prentice m., 2nd, on 1 Sep 1822 Lucinda Bullard on 1 Sep 1822, First Presbyterian Church, Cherry Valley, Otsego Co., NY per IGI and Dave Smith, email, 6 Mar 2006). Children by second wife:

    1. Charles H. Prentice, b. 24 Apr 1824, Cherry Valley, NY. Machinist and resided in Hudson, NY. He m. Marietta 31 Oct 1849. Children:
      1. Emily M. Prentice, b. 4 Sep 1852, NY (per 1900 Hudson census.).
      2. Joseph W. Prentice, b. 25 Jul 1856. He m. Alice J., b. Nov 1860, NY and appears in the 1900 Hudson, Columbian NY census and the 1920 Troy, Rennselaer, NY census with his children:
        1. Evelyn M. Prentice, b. Apr 1887, NY.
        2. Jennie A. Prentice, b. Oct 1888. NY
        3. Winifred J. Prentice, b. Dec 1898, NY
    2. Harriet Prentice, b. c. 1825. She m. either Julius Ethan or Edward Fenn (per Dave Smith, email, 6 Mar 2006). Children:
      1. Elizabeth P. Fenn,
      2. Grace L. Fenn. She m. Mr. Cole,
      3. Betty L. Fenn. She m. Mr.Cook, ME.
    3. Alvin Stuart Prentice, b.10 Jan 1826, Cherry Valley, NY. Printer and editor; went to Lockport, NY 1848 and d. there 3 Jun 1865. Edited and published several papers; was a judicious and witty writer, of noble impulses, a good theatrical critic, fond of the stage, and latter manager of several traveling troupes. He was married in Lockport; his wife Ellen (per 1860 census) died before him. Children: a. Mary Prentice, living in 1865.

    51.2 William Cowee Prentice, b 1 Dec 1805, Troy, NY. He moved to Paris, Jefferson, IN with his brother, Nathaniel, in 1837. He bought eight acres of land in Monroe Twp. William d. 25 Mar 1849 at the age of only 43. He is bur. in Big Creek Cem., Monroe Twp., Jefferson Co., IN.

    He m. Hannah Howe in NY State 18 Oct 1831. However, the 1850 census Monroe, Jefferson Co., IN shows her as "Hanna Prentice", b. c. 1812, Canada. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.

    1. Anna Maria Prentice, b. 17 May 1833 and 1 year and 8 mos. later on 20 Jan 1835.
    2. Sarah Janette Prentice, b. 24 Feb 1836, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [51.4]
    3. Henry Amonds Prentice, b. 10 Jun 1838. At home in 1838. Enlisted in the 82nd Indiana Infantry and d. in the U. S. Hospital, Gallatin, TN 28 Jan 1863 at the age of only 24.
    4. Mary Frances Prentice, b. 2 Aug 1842, IN and d. at the age of 33 on 28 Feb 1876. She m. Noah Russell 22 Jan 1863. He was b. c. 1838, IN. At home in 1850. 1870 census in Nineveh, Johnson Co., IN. Children:
      1. William Russell, b. c. 1864, IL. At home in 1870. Unclear whether in 1900 census.
      2. Arthur Russell, b. c. 1866, IL. At home in 1870. Not in 1900 census.

        >Note: Noah is tentatively as the same person who appear in the 1880 census in Campbell, Lawrence Co., AR and shown as follows:
        1. Noah Russel, b. c. 1838, IN
        2. M. E. Russel, wife, b. c. 1843, IN. (2nd wife?)
        3. A. P. Russel, b. c. 1866, IN.
        4. O. E. Russell, son, b. c. 1871, IN
        5. J. H. Russell, son, b. c. 1879, TX

      Noah does not appear in the 1900 census.

    5. John William Prentice, b. 14 Aug 1845, IN. At home in 1850. Enlisted in Co. K, 22nd Ind. Volunteers Infantry and d. at the age of only 19 in Andersonville Prison, GA on 2 Aug 1864.
    6. Juliana/Julia Hannah Prentice, b. 21 Aug 1847, IN, and d. Jan 1942, TN. At home in 1850. On 1 Jun 1866 Julia m. William Henry Chaney in Jun 1866 in Washington Co., IN. He was b. c. 1844, IN. 1880 census in Guthrie, Lawrence Co., IN. Lived at Tunelton, Lawrence Co., IN. Children, 2 of whom d. in infancy (per Ellen Jones, email, 26 Feb 2007):
      1. John E. Chaney, b. c. 1868, IN. At home in Guthrie in 1880 census. He might
      2. Carrie "Julia" Chaney, b. c. 1872. At home in Guthrie in 1880 census.
      3. Emma Chaney, b. c. 1874. At home in Guthrie in 1880 census.
      4. Hannah Chaney, b. 23 Jan 1877, Tunnelton, Lawrence Co. IN, and d. 13 Nov 1961, Marion, IN. At home in Guthrie in 1880 census. She m. James Ephrain Chenoweth who was b. 30 May 1878, Eminence, Morgan Co., IN, and d. Dec 1980, Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. He was the son of Clinton Chenoweth and Nancy E. Hazelett. Children per Ancestry.com with additional information also available there:
        1. (dau.) Chenoweth.
        2. James E. Chenoweth, 1904-1989.
        3. Maurice B. Chenoweth, 1908-1911.
        4. Gene Victor Chenoweth, 1911-2004.
        5. Karl M. Chenoweth, 1913-2007.

      5. Homer Chaney, b. 6 May 1880,Guthrie, Lawrence Co., IN. At home in Guthrie in 1880 census. Not in 1900 census. He m. Ona Bird Parrish on 6 Sep 1904, Shelby, IN. She was b. c. 1883, IN. They had 1 or more children, including:
        1. Helen M.Chaney, b. c. 1905, IN. 1930 census in Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN.
      6. Erma Edell Chaney, b. 18 Nov 1886, IN. Not in 1880 census. She m. Ben Harris and in 1920 they lived in Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. They had at least 2 sons.

    After Wiliam's death, Hannah m. 2nd Ebenezer Large on 29 Mar 1853 and who d. c. 1855-60. Hannah and Ebenezer had a son, Robert Large, b. 1854 (not in 1860 or 1870 census). In 1882, Hannah was living in North Madison, Jefferson Co., IN, age 71. Hannah d. 1889 and is bur. in Big CreekCemetery next to Ebenezer's first wife, Rachel, and her son, Robert. Children of William and Hannah:

    51.3 Nathaniel Shepherd Prentice, b. Cherry Valley 26 Sep 1812 and moved to Paris, Jennings Co., IN in 1837 as a wagon-maker. Moved to near Kent, same county, in 1856 and d. 27 Jan 1859, Republican, Jefferson Co., IN, age 36.

    He m. Elizabeth J. Ferris on 6 Nov 1834. Children (per Graham, Jefferson, IN 1850 census):

    1. Edwin Collins Prentice, b. Cherry Valley 11 Aug 1835 & d. in IN 17 Aug 1852 in Jennings Co., IN, at age 17.
    2. Henry Irvin Prentice, b. Paris, Jennings, IN 2 Oct 1839; d. 28 Dec 1863 U. S. Hosp., Indianapolis, IN, age 24. His date and place of death suggests it may have been Civil War related. He m. Ruth Ann Ogdenon on 26 Dec 1861, Jefferson Co., IN. She does not appear as Ruth Prentice in the 1870 IN census.
    3. Velmore/Bellmore E. Prentice, b. in Paris, IN 21 May 1841; Union soldier in the Civil War and supposed to have d. in Andersonville Prison about Oct., 1864 at age 23.
    4. Miranda Prentice, b. in Jennings Co., IN 7 Apr 1844; d. 27 May 1856, age 12.
    5. John Emory Prentice, b. 18 Sep 1849 on Neil's Creek, Jefferson Co., IN. . . . . . . . . . [5.5]
    6. Emily Prentice, b. c. 1849, Jefferson Co., IN. At home in Graham, Jefferson Co., IN, in 1850 census.

    After Nathaniel's death in 1959, Elizabeth m. 2nd William Monroe on 23 Nov 1863 and d. 15 Mar 1882.

    51.4 Sarah Janette Prentice, b. 24 Feb 1836, NY. Sarah died May 3, 1918 after suffering a fall at the home of her youngest daughter, Lota.

    She m. William Webster Eastman, a Methodist minister, on 24 Jun 1855, and resided at Wickliff, Crawford Co., IN. William d. 15 Sep 1895. William and Sarah are both buried at Spring Hill Cemetery in Shoals, Indiana. They had 8 children:

    1. William Finley Eastman, b Jan 29, 1864. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [51.6]
    2. Orra Madge Eastman, b March 12, 1866
    3. Edna Earl Eastman, b July 3, 1868 d 1885
    4. John William Eastman, b May 8, 1870 d 1885
    5. Winnie Frances Eastman, b Feb 19, 1872
    6. Calla Dermott Eastman, b 1874 d 1877
    7. Cora Prentice Eastman, b Oct 1877 d Nov 1877

    51.5 John Emory Prentice, b. 18 Sep 1849 on Neil's Creek, Jefferson Co., IN ( Ancestry.com says b. 18 Sep 1849, Michigan City, LaPorte Co., IN). Moved to near Kent, IN 1856. Enlisted in Co. C, 13th Rgt, Indiana Volunteers Cavalry 8 Mar 1864; discharged 25 Feb 1865. His father left him 200 ac. of land 8 miles below Madison. In 1882, 1900 & 1920 he and his wife lived on a good farm near Kent, Jefferson Co., IN.

    He m. Rachel Esther Padgitt/Padgett 19 Oct 1876, Jefferson Co., IN, and d. there 7 Aug 1948. She was the dau. of James Levi Padgitt and b. 6 Sep 1853. Died 21 Oct 1929, Jefferson Co., IN. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Lottie Marvine Prentice, b. Aug 1877, IN. She m. David H. Gray 30 Aug 1899, Jefferson Co., IN. He was b. 876, Jefferson Co., IN,and d there 1961, son of Matthew H. Gray (b. 1844) and Peletiah J. Walker (b. 1844). Children per Ancestry.com .:

      1. Mildred A Gray 1899 ñ 1995
      2. Gladys Gray 1903 ñ 1982
      3. Mabel Gray 1906 ñ
      4. Rachel G Gray 1907 ñ 1998

    2. Havey Pascal Prentice, b. 23 Jul 1882, Jefferson Co., IN, and d. there. He m. Myrtle, b. c. 1881, Jefferon Co., IN. Children:

      1. Orlaf Prentiss, b. 20 Jun 1904, Jefferson Co., IN, and d. 9 Sep 1973, Lee, FL. He m. Lydia Adelaide Lowe. She was the dau. of Grover Cleveland Lowe and Pearl Aurora Elder. An Ancestor Chart for Lydia can be found at Ancestry.com . They had a daughter:
        1. Dau. Prentice. She m. as his 2nd wife Louis Henry Degler on 21 May 1978, Contra Costa Coi., CA. He was the son of John H. Degler and Miss McMaster. He had a prior marriage to Betty Jean Barta.

      2. Evelynn Prentiss, b. 26 Aug 1906, Jefferson Co., IN, and d. 5 May 1989, Los Angeles Co., CA. She m. Mr. Robinson, b. c. 1900 in IN.

    3. Clara Prentice, b. Sep 1886, Jefferson Co., IN, and d. there 21 Dec 1958. She m. James Holsclaw on 1 Jan 1914, Kent, Jefferson Co., IN. He was the son of Elijah Holsclaw and Martha Ann Martin. an Ancestor Chart for James can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:

      1. Howard Prentiss Holsclaw 1914 ñ 1915
      2. Martha Ester Holsclaw 1916 ñ 1980
      3. James Ralph Holsclaw 1917 ñ 1990
      4. Harold E Holsclaw 1918 ñ 1991
      5. Lester Gale Holsclaw 1920 ñ 1999
      6. Glen Dale Holsclaw 1923 ñ 1923

    51.6 William Finley Eastman, b Jan 29, 1864. He m. Julia Ann Waddle on 7 Aug 1884 in Dubois County, Indiana. William d. 3 Nov 1935 in Martin County, IN and Julia d. 12 Feb 1939 in Daviess County, IN. Children:

    1. Homer Hayes Waddle, b July 7, 1885
    2. Robert Roy Waddle, b Aug 21, 1887
    3. Ethel Madge Waddle, b Jan 7 1890
    4. Roscoe Blaine Waddle, b Sept 30, 1891
    5. Harry Emerson Waddle, b July 7, 1895. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[51.7]
    6. Guy Ellis Waddle, b March 16, 1895
    7. William Finley Waddle, b May 2, 1897
    8. Verne D. Waddle, b Dec 3, 1900
    9. Webster N. Waddle, b Nov 10, 1905. He had at least 2 sons.
    10. Inez Waddle, died in infancy 1907

    51.7 Harry Emerson Waddle, b July 7, 1895. He m. Pearl White on 3 Oct 1915 in Daviess Co. IN. They moved to St. Louis, MO. Chidren:

    1. Eleanor Eastman Waddle. She had at least 2 daughters.
    2. Harry Emerson Waddle Jr. He had at least 1 son.

    52. Joshua Prentiss Jr., b. 9 Sep 1744, Lieutenant, son of Rev. Joshua and Mary, #21. Joshua was a merchant there, sold out for Continental money, which depreciated and he lost the whole. Joshua moved to Marblehead in 1762; he also owned fishing vessels.

    He served eight months in Cambridge in Capt. John Merritt's company from Marblehead in the Revolutionary army, for which he later received a pension. He was surveyor and inspector of the port of Marblehead from the establishment of the office in 1804 and for twenty-five years after, till 1829, when old age prevented his attention to business. He was representative to the State Legislature, 1810; town clerk over thirty hears. During the Revolutionary War he removed his family from Marblehead to Andover, MA for safety.

    He was of a lively disposition, full of jokes and fun, and highly respected. His son, Caleb Prentiss of Danvers, MA had his commission dated 12 Feb 1773 as lieutenant in the military foot company, in Marblehead, under Capt. Thos. Pedrick, signed by Gov. Hutchinson, Commander-in-Chief of Massachusetts Bay Province, with the seal of England, 13th of George IV., attached, and his commission as surveyor and inspector, 1804, by Thomas Jefferson, President, and one of a renewal by President Monroe, 1821, and President Jackson's renewal of it, 1829, and his commission as justice of the peace by Gov. Caleb Strong, of Massachusetts, 1802 and 1816.; by Gov. Brooks, 1823; and by Gov. Lincoln, 1830.

    By a fire in the woods his hair was burned off when fourteen years old; it never grew again, and he sent to England for a wig, at a cost of $100, a present from his friends, and is shown on the portrait of him on page 102 of the "Genealogy," first edition, of the Prentice family.and importance. The profile portrait of him depicts regular features with a somewhat hooked thin nose and with the area between the nose and chin being slightly concave. He ia wearing a dark coat which mostly conceals a white scarf about his neck. His wig is dark in color, covers the ear and generally ends at the rear collar but with a pony tail extending further downward an additional six to eight inches. His age appears to be about 40-45.

    He died in Marblehead 22 Jun 1837, age 92 years, 9 months, and 24 days.

    Joshua married, first, Grace Bubier of Marblehead, MA who d. Oct. 1789, age 46, perhaps in child birth. She was the dau. of Christopher Bubier and Margaret le Vallier. Extensive Ancestor Charts for her going back a thousand years can be found at Ancestry.com . He m. 2nd Widow Dolly Jean of Marblehead. Children of Joshua and Grace:

    1. Joshua Prentiss III, b. 10 a.m., 14 Sep 1766. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [101]
    2. Mary Prentiss, b. 1 p.m., 14 Jan or Jul 1786; She married Capt. Thomas Haskell of Marblehead, MA and d. in Lynn, MA 17 Nov 1839. Six children.
    3. John Bubier Prentiss, b. 11 p.m., 14 Mar 1770. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [102]
    4. Henry Prentiss, b. 9 p.m., 17 Jan 1772. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [103]
    5. Margaret Prentiss, b. 1 p.m. 17 Jan 1772; living in 1852 in Marblehead; m. 1st William Ingalls, and 2nd his brother, Joseph Ingalls; the latter had one son and three daughters.
    6. Abigail Bigelow Prentiss, b. 12 Mar 1776, Andover, MA. She probably m. Edmund Lewis and had a dau., Charlotte†Caroline Lewis who m. on 15 Nov 1840 Horatio G. Simpson, a carpenter, b. 1815 and d. 27 Apr 1883.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [104]
    7. Grace Prentiss, b. 8 a.m. 26 or 27 Feb 1778; m. Thomas Calley 7 Nov 1799. Moved to Carthage, MA; had ten children; d. 9 Aug 1843.
    8. Ruth Prentiss, b. 11 p.m. 16 Aug 1779; d. 13 Sep 1781.
    9. Thomas Prentiss, b. 4:30 p.m. 25 Aug 1780. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [105]
    10. Christopher Prentiss, b. 5:30 p.m. 11 Aug 1782; d. 1783.
    11. Christopher Prentiss, b. 10:30 a.m. 9 Dec 1783. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [106]
    12. Caleb Prentiss, b. 10:30 a.m. 31 Jan 1786. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [107]
    13. Ruth Freeman Prentiss, b. 7 a.m. 10 Oct 1789; died 16 Sep 1790.

    53. Thomas Prentiss, son of Rev. Joshua and Mary; Harvard College, 1766, D.D., 1808. Married 1st 31 Oct 1771 Abigail Bigelow of Weston, MA who d. 2 Nov 1786. No children. He m. 2nd. Mary Scollay on 9 Feb 1789, dau. of Dr. John Scollay of Boston who was town clerk, Boston, over forty years and for several years first civil officer there. Mary d. 23 Sep 1841, age 82.

    Dr. Prentiss spent his youth with his grandparents Angier of Cambridge, MA. After taking his bachelor degree at Harvard, he taught school for a year at Berwick, ME and studied medicine there, acquiring medical knowledge to enable him to minister successfully to the bodies as well as souls of his future parishioners.

    Returning to Cambridge, he studied theology with his father and was ordained 30 Nov 1770 at the age of twenty-three as pastor of the church at Medfield, MA. A town meeting was called there 3 Apr 1770, with religious services, and a committee raised to unite with the church. The town voted him L160 as an encouragement, and a salary of L71 9s. 4d. a year. His letter of acceptance of 26 Aug 1770 is preserved.

    During the Revolutionary war he was chaplain to our forces in Roxbury.

    He possessed a vigorous constitution, with good health, till the disease which terminated his life, congestion of the lungs, from a cold taken by exposure in a violent snow-storm in visiting a sick family in a neighboring town. In the full exercise of his reason, sensible of his approaching dissolution, he was calm, submissive, and full of hope, and said:

      "I have viewed this as my closing sickness from its commencement. reconciled to the will of god and supported by the promises of the gospel, the question of life or death is not for me to decide. I know not what is for the best. I give myself no anxiety on the subject. The Judge of all the earth will do right. I have perfect confidence in Him, and willing to leave the decision to Him."
    Thomas died in peace and confidence of a better life, after five days' illness, on 28 Feb 1814, age 66. His funeral sermon, by Rev. Joshua Bates of Dedham, was published and says:

      "If any of the followers of Adam ever attained a state of perfect holiness below the heavens, I should have believed that our deceased friend was one of the highly privileged number."

    Rev. Thomas Prentiss was public-spirited and manly. By his individual exertions he established a public library in Medfield, and active in temperance reform. To help support his family, he took lads in his family to fit for college. He was a member of many societies. In his old age his hair, white as snow, was in long, natural curls on his shoulders; his widow's hair at her death was jet black. Children: 

    i.	Mary Prentiss, b. 18 Apr, bapt. 25 Apr 1790 in Medfield.		[108]
ii.	Abigail Prentiss, b. 19 & bapt. 22 May 1791.			[109]
iii.	Thomas Prentiss Jr., b. 11 Jan 1793; bapt. Medfield 
	13 Jan; Harvard College 1811; ordained as pastor of 
	the Second Cong. Church, Charlestown, MA 26 
	Mar 1817.  Engaged to Amelia Bigelow, daughter of 
	Hon. Abraham Bigelow, he died 5 Oct 1817.  Amelia later 
	married Dr. George C. Shattuck of Boston, after she had
 	mourned Thomas for twenty years,.
iv.	Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 7 Oct 1794; bapt. 12 Oct 1794.		[110]
v.	Catherine Prentiss, b. 22 May 1796; bapt. 29 May, 
	and admitted at age 20, and dismissed to Second Church 
	in 1828.							[111]
vi.	Henry Prentiss, b. 26 Feb 1798; bapt. 4 Mar 1798.			[112]
vii.	John Prentiss, b. 19 Aug 1799; bapt. 11 Aug 1799.			[113]
viii.	Mercy Prentiss, b. 10 Nov 1800; bapt. 15 Nov 1801; 
	admitted 1821; dismissed to Second Church in 1828.		[114]
ix.	William Prentiss, b. 31 Jul 1803; bapt. 7 Aug; 
	Harvard College, 1825; studied law in Baltimore from 1829 to 1832;
	and d. in Boston 25 Apr 1834 The following is an extract from his obituary notice,
	by his classmate, Seth Ames, Esq., of Lowell: "Though only an occasional visitor
	among us, he left many friends in his native State.  No man ever lived more free
	from guile; his life represented the beauty of truth.  He was compelled to teach
	while studying his profession.  His short life had been full of example, pure of heart,
	and of irreproachable character."

    Page 53 54. Henry Prentiss, Capt., b. 7 Mar 1749, son of Rev. Joshua Prentiss and Mary Angier; he married on 11 Sep 1775 Ruth Freeman, dau. of Capt. Jonathan Freeman. She was b. 24 Nov 1754 and d. 6 Jan 1800. He died in Medfield, MA on 31 Aug 1821 in his 73rd year. His remains were buried in King's Chapel burial-ground, Boston.

    His name, as captain in the Revolutionary war, is on those rolls at State House, Boston, from 1775 to 1780; stationed at Cambridge, Long Island, and crossed the Delaware River at Trenton. He was prominent in Boston as selectman, overseer of the poor, March, 1784; in 1785, taxed in Boston, for real estate, $250, shop, goods, etc. per Boston Taking Book, 1785.

    He was a member of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1786, and one of the memorable "Boston tea party" in 1773; was once a sea-captain. His firm of Prentiss & Skinner, merchants, Boston, was prosperous, but Mr. Skinner, an Englishman, took advantage of his confidence to defraud him of his property. He resided afterwards (except about a year in Marblehead) with his friends in Medfield.

    His stone house, 97 Hanover Street, was one of the first stone ones in Boston. Henry and his brother, Appleton, were both merchants in Boston, and probably, at one time together, before 1790.

    They were the first ones who introduced printing calico in New England, a coarse blue and red article, on India cotton, a specimen of which H. J. Prentiss gave Mr. Binney, cut from a quilt made by a sister of Appleton Prentiss over fifty years previous to 1852. A specimen of the calico was exhibited by Abbott Lawrence, Esq., at the fair and exhibition in Washington previous to 1852, in contrast to the prints of later times and was placed in the Patent Office there. Their print shop was at the corner of Botolph Street, Boston, and standing in 1852.

    He resided then also at the beautiful Fresh Pond Estate (per Henry J. Prentiss, printer, Boston), formerly Dea. Henry Prentice's which Henry and Appleton Prentiss bought. He bought out Appleton's part, and spent his leisure in horticulture. His crew, in 1789, had made in Liverpool and gave him a beautiful blue and gilt pitcher, with "Success to Henry Prentiss"†on it in gilt letters.

    Page 54

    A good portrait of him, in 1791, in the costume of that time, said to have been painted by a fellow-collegian, was, in 1852, owned by his daughter, Miss Eliza F. Prentiss, Cambridge, then the only survivor of his family. A copy on pg. 110 of the first edition of this book shows him at age 42, a pleasant appearing man with regular features, with somewhat thinning hair in a George-Washington-type hair style and wearing a dark coat with a ruffled white shirt.

    At one time he lost many melons, taken by Harvard students; one year he inserted in some them strong doses of tartar emetic. Next day an express from college requested his presence, as some of the students were very sick and he knew diseases. He asked the symptoms and if they threw up melon seeds. He told the students the melons were of a peculiar, unwholesome kind, steeped in West India poison for thieves! He gave them medicine and told the Faculty of the cause. After that his melons were not disturbed.

    The ancient clock in the old Prentice house, Cambridge (of Henry Prentice, brick-maker, about forty rods north of the Washington Elm), may have belonged to this Henry Prentiss and came through his wife Freeman. Capt. Prentiss used as a seal, on a cornelian, the device of a dove, with a branch in its beak, which in 1852, Henry J. Prentiss, Boston, owned. Children: 

    i.	Elizabeth Freeman Prentiss. b. 8 Jan 1781; d. in Cambridge, MA
	17 Sep 1852, single, age 71; she was an invalid in her last years.  She was a
	Sunday-school teacher at the Shepard Church in Cambridge for many years and
	an active Christian, leaving by her Will $500 to the church as a "poor fund."
ii.	Susan Prentiss, b. 3 Sep 1785; bapt. 4 Sep; admitted as a
	member of the Shepard Church, Cambridge, 29 Apr 1804; d. 21 Aug 1807, age 22.

    55. Appleton Prentiss, son of Rev. Joshua dn Margaret (Appleton) Prentiss. Harvard College, 1781. Appleton was in partnership with his brother, Capt. Henry Prentiss, and lived in Roxbury, MA in 1812 and d. there 17 Apr 1821, age 60.

    He married on 14 Jun 1785, Boston, Silence Conant,daughter of Col. Conant, a Revolutionary war officer of Boston, MA. She d. 5 Mar 1829, age 66, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr. Prouty. Children: 

    i.	Emily Prentiss, b. May 1786; m., as his 2nd wife, Dr. Holbrook of
	Charleston, SC whose 1st wife was her sister, Maria.
ii.	Nathaniel Appleton Prentiss, b. Sep 1787; 
	bapt. 9 Sep 1787. 							[115]
iii.	Caroline Prentiss, b 30 Jan 1789; d. 12 Sep 1819, 
	Charleston, SC.
iv.	Maria Prentiss, b. 30 Jan 1789; m. 1809 Dr. Holbrook of Charleston,
	SC; d. 11 Jun 1820.  He was from Sherburne, MA.
v.	Polly Conant Prentiss, b. 2 Sep 1790; bapt. 12 Sep; m. Jonas Prouty
	of Boston and d. 20 Jun 1831.
vi.	Charlotte Prentiss, b. 14 May, bapt. 11 Jun 1792.				[116]
vii.	Ellen Prentiss, b. 18 Jan, bapt. 3 Feb 1794; 
	d. 29 Aug 1795.
viii.	Helen Prentiss, b. 1 Sep, bapt. 6 Sep 1795;
	d. 9 Sep 1813.
ix.	William Conant Prentiss, b. 13 Sep, bapt. 
	1 Oct 1797.							[117]
x.	Mary Ann Prentiss, b. 29 Apr 1799; d. 19 Jan 1815.
xi.	Henry Prentiss, b. 25 Jun, bapt. 25 Jul 1801.				[118]
xii.	Sarah Prentiss, b. 29 Jan 1803; m. Orpheus Holmes
	in 1821.  She d. 27 Mar 1829.
xiii.	Francis Prentiss, b. 14 Sep 1805.  Hardware merchant, Boston. 
	Sailed in the schooner "Atlantic" for Texas; the vessel and all on board were lost in
	Sep 1844.

    56. Benjamin Prentiss (son of Nathaniel and Abigail), b. 13 Oct 1750 per Binney, 1883, pg. 21, #22iii.

    He m. Hannah/Sarah Morse on 14 Feb 1778, Holliston. Lived in Sherburne, and d. 25 Oct 1798. He and his brother, Stephen, served nine days in Bullard's company, Pierce's regiment minute-men on "Lexington Alarm" rolls, 17 Apr 1775. Children:

    1. Sally Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1780.
    2. Isaac Prentice, b. 2 May 1783. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.10]
    3. Alvin Prentice, b. 4 Feb 1785; m. 4 Jul 1819, Sherburne, Abigail. Morse; she d. 7 Sep 1845, age 55, Sherburne. He d. 20 Mar 1848,Sherburne, age 63.
    4. Hannah Prentiss, b. 24 Jul 1789.

    56.10 Isaac Prentice, b. 2 May 1783 per C. J. F. Binney, Prentice Genealogy, 1883, pg. 55, #56(ii). Binney says Isaac d. 10 Jan 1799. However, Bernie Boylan's letter of 8 May 2003 says that Isaac m. and moved to VT. Further investigtion is needed to know when and where Isaac died. In any event, Bernie Boylan also said that Isaac had a son:

    1. Isaac Prentice, b. 30 Jan 1803, somewhere in VT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.20]

    56.20 Isaac Prentice is tentatively identified as the Isaac Prentice who was was born 30 Jan 1803 somewhere in Vermont and both of his parents were born in MA (per 1880 Solon, Kent Co., MI census). He was a farmer. We do not know for sure, but it may be that Isaac, his parents and his siblings may have lived for a time in Canada. We know Isaac lived in Canada in 1830 and 1832 from the places of his marriage and birth of his oldest son, Chester. He then returned to Vermont before August, 1834 (see below).

    Isaac married Mary/Maria) Martin about 1830 in Canada when he was about 27 years of age. She was born in 1812 in Canada, as were both of her parents (per 1880 census). Children of Isaac and Mary:

    1. Chester Prentice, b. 1832, Canada. 1860 in Blue, Jackson Co., MO. He does not appear in the 1880 US or 1881 Canadian census.
    2. Mary Prentice, b. 14 Aug 1834 in Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.30]
    3. Fletcher Prentice, b. 1837 in Michigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.31]
    4. Maria J. Prentice, b. 1840 in Ohio. She m. Mr. Town.
    5. Alvira Prentice, b. 1843 in Ohio (or maybe MI: see Update, below). 1850 at home in Eaton, Eaton Co., MI. She is likely the Alvira A. Prentice who m. Samuel C. Hoyle on 2 Jan 1861, At gattan, Kent MI.
    6. Wesley Prentice, b. 1845 in Ohio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.50]
    7. Harriet Prentice, b. 21 Apr 1847 in Ceder Springs, Kent, MI, and d. 8 Jun 1940, Waterford, Oakland Co., MI. 1850, 1860 at home. She m. Ambose H. Rounds. He d. bef. 1940. 1900 in Riverside, Missaukee Co., MI. Children per 1900 census:
      1. Jennie Rounds 33
      2. Charles Rounds 17
    8. Marvin Obadiah Prentice, b. 12 Jul 1850 in Michigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.60]
    9. Amanda Prentice, b. c. 1858. She m. John Darland. He was b. c. 1851, Canada, as were both his parents (per 1880 census, Solon, Kent, MI). Children:
      1. Willett Darland, b. c. 1875, MI

      Note: The 1850 Vermont census has an ISAAC PRENTICE, farmer, b. c. 1833 in the State of New York, and living in Milton, Chittenden Co., VT. He did not appear in the 1880 census, either missed or perhaps living in another State. It is unclear if he is a son of the 1803 ISAAC who was apparently living in Michigan in 1850, presumably with all his family.

      The 1900 VT census has an ISAAC PRENTICE, b. Sep 1831 in Canada and living in Worcester, Washington Co., VT. His father was also born in Canada and his mother in England. The 1803 ISAAC apparently was living in Canada in 1832 when his son, CHESTER, was born. This ISAAC was born in 1831.

      There is a reasonable possibility that the 1831 ISAAC might be a son of the 1803 Isaac since parents often name a son after the father.

    56.30. Mary Prentice, b. 14 Aug 1834 in Vermont. She m. Cyrus Stilwell on 9 Nov 1852. He was b. 14 Feb 1831, Lorain Co., OH. Children (per Bernie Boylan):

    1. Alamanda H. Stilwell, b. 31 Aug 1853. She m. L. McClure.
    2. Samuel E. Stilwell, b. 5 Sep 1858.
    3. Edward E. Stilwell, b. 2 Feb 1861. He m. Eth(?) McCarthy.
    4. Byron C. Stilwell, b. 28 Jul 1868.
    5. Jennie E. Stilwell, b. 15 Sep 1870.

    56.31 Fletcher Prentice, b. 1837 in NY or MI.

    He m. Columbia Ann on 22 Mar 1863, Platte City, MO, Children (per 1880 census and Ancestry.com):

    1. James W. Prentice, b. c. 1864, MO.
    2. Phillip Prentice, b. c. 1866, MO.
    3. Thomas Prentice, b. c. 1868-1870, MO. He appears in the 1910 and 1920 Decatur, Macon Co., IL census as T. J. Prentice with his wife, Minnie B., b. c. 1876, IN, and children
      1. Thomas Junicus Prentice Jr., b. 31 May 1908, St. Louis C., MO. 1930 census a Lodger in Chicago, Cook Co., IL.
    4. Luther Prentice, b. 18 Jun 1871. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.40]
    5. Sarah Prentice, b. c. 1874.
    6. Leota Prentice, b. c. 1878.

    56.40 Luther F. Prentice, b. 18 Jun 1871, MO and died 31 Jan 1937 in Iola, KS, age 65. 1880, in Iola, Allen, KS. 1905 in Neosho Falls, Woodson Co., KS. 1910, in Iola, Allen, KS. 1930 in Pleasant Grove, Greenwood Co., KS.

    He married Mary Elizabeth Sprague on 3 Dec 1890, Iola, KS. She was b. 14 Jun 1866, IL, and d. 1 Feb 1937, Iola, KS, the day after her husbands death. Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. Children:

    1. Carl Henry [4] Prentice, b. 24 Sep 1892, in KS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.70]
    2. Lena M. Prentice. Born, 6 Sep 1893, KS, and d. 25 Aug 1957, age 63. In KS. Census: 1900, in Unk., Allen, KS. Census: 1910, in Iola, Allen, KS.
    3. Loretta Pearl Prentice. "Retta", Born, Oct 1896, KS, and d. 11 Jan 1977, Henryetta, OK, age 80, and bur. there. Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. She m. Julias Lambertine Liston Shelton Shaw Franklin McCord in 1919 in MO. Son
      1. Son McCord.
      She also m. John Thaddeus Belding. Son:
      1. Paul Lewis Belding.
    4. Mabel Ruby Prentice. Born, 23 Nov 1899, in Iola, KS, and d. 19 Apr 1985, Sand Springs, OK, age 85. Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. She m. Mr. Belding. She might be the Mabel Belding who appears in the 1930 Henryetta, Okmulgee Co., OK census as b. c. 1900, KS, with her husband, John Belding, b. c. 1892, KS, and children:
      1. James L. Belding, b. c. 1919, KS.
      2. Paul R. Belding, b. c. 1921,KS.
    5. Chancie/Chauncy Harley Prentice, b. c. 1904, in OK. 1905 KS census called "Harlie Prentice" and living in Neosho Falls, Woodson Co., KS. 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. He might be the Harley Prentice, b. c. 1904, OK, who committed a felony in San Diego, CA, and on 2 Feb 1935 was in prison in Folsom, Sacramento Co., CA. Not in 1930 census.
    6. Marvin Cecil Prentice, b. 10 May 1906, Woodson Co., KS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b>[56.80]
    7. Ralph Lowell Prentice, b. 1 Feb 1909, Iola, KS, and d. 26 Jun 1990, Liberty, MO. Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. 1930 as Ralph H. Prentice at home in Pleasant Grove, Greenwood Co., KS. 1940 a single lodger in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. The Kansas City Star of 7 Dec 1999 has an obituary relating to Ralph Lowell Prentice. He is probably the Ralph Prentice shown in the Soc. Sec. Death Index as b. 1 Feb 1909 and who predeceased his wife. Ralph married Lucile who was b. 27 Jan 1914 in Kearney, MO. She d. 6 Dec 1999 at Liberty, Clay Co., MO at the age of 85. Liberty is just north of Kansas City, MO. Funeral services were held 10 a.m. Wednesday, December 8, 1999, at Liberty Manor Baptist Church; burial in White Chapel Memorial Gardens, Gladstone, MO. Surviving children are identified in her obituary as:
      • Judie Prentice who m. Mr. Romdall, Kansas City, MO
      • Janet Prentice who m. Wayne Nation of Claycomo, MO
      • Joyce Prentice who m. Don Coonis of Liberty, MO

      Lucile's obituary said she had 9 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

    56.50. Wesley Prentice, aka John Wesley Prentice, aka Wesley J. Prentice, b. 1845 in Ohio, and d. 1930, Milwaukee, WI, age 85. 1870 census in Nelson, Kent Co., MI, with his wife and 2 children. 1880 census in Day, Montcalm Co., MI, with his wife and 6 children.

    He m. Catherine Butler on 7 Nov 1865. She was b. Apr 1846 her father, William, was 28 and her mother, Mary, was 25. She died in 1930 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at the age of 84. An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They had seven children in 21 years.

    1. Eva Prentice, b. Sep 1866, MI. She was married four times and had one son per Ancestry.com .
    2. Charles William Prentice, b. c. 1869, MI. 1880 at home. He m. Mattie, b. Jul 1867, MI and appears in the 1900 Charlesvoix Co., MI census. 1930 census in Manistique, Schoolcraft Co., MI, widowed and a laborer in a paper mill.
    3. Ernest Clyde Prentice, b. c. 1873, Kent Co., MI. 1880 at home. He m. Maud Wing on 8 Jul 1900, Mesick, Wexford Co., MI. She was b. Jun 1879, Remies, MI. 1930 census in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., WI, widowed and a musician living with his parents.
    4. Claude Wesley Prentice, b. c. 1871, MI. Appears, unmarried, in 1900 census in Zeeland, Ottawa, MI.
    5. Stella Prentice, b. c. 1876, MI. 1880 at home.
    6. Guy Grover Prentice, b. Jun 1879, MI. He is probably the Guy G. Prentice shown in the 1910 Chicago, Cook, IL census who is shown as b. c. 1880, MI with his wife, Ruth, b. c. 1886 in MI.
    7. Lloyd Manuel Prentice, b. 27 May 1887, Grand Rapids,MI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.51]

    56.51 Lloyd Manuel Prentice, b. 27 May 1887, Grand Rapids,MI, and d. 6 May 1945 or 1946, Santa Monica, Los Angeles Co., CA, age 57 or 58. (Ref: Soc. Sec. Appl. & Claims Index) 1920 in Detroit, Wayne Co., MI, and a Foreman in an auto factory. 1930 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., WI. 1940 in Santa Monica, Los Angeles Co., CA: an Engineer Inspector with 4 years of High School.

    He m. Etta E. Shafter in 1911, Mackinac Co., MI. She was b. 25 Sep 1889, Walkerton, Ontario, and d. 19 Oct 1977, Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Co., CA, 1 of the 8 children of Jacob Schafter and Emma Himmelsbach, both parents b. in Canada. Children:

    1. Norman Lloyd Prentice, b. 17 Oct 1913, Pontiac, MI, and d. 14 May 2001, Van Nuys, Los Angeles Co., CA, age 87. 1940 living with parents, in Santa Monica, CA, an Electrician with 4 year of High School, and wife, Helen Berner, b. 7 Aug 1914, MI, and d. 25 Jun 2004, Los Angeles, CA, age 89: 4 years of High School. Children:
      1. John Prenticee b. c. 1937, WI.

      Also living with Norman and his wife in the 1940 census was Norman Wasikowski, b. c. 1937, WI, and called a grandson of Lloyd. It is unclear whether is a son of Helen by a prior marriage, or whether he is Norman's son and that Wasikowski is only a middle name.
    2. Delia H/K. Prentice, b. Sep 1915, Pontiac, MI. 1940 not home. 1920 Detroit, Wayne Co., MI, at home. 1930 Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., WI, at home.
    3. John Jacob Prentice, b. 12 Oct 1917, Trout Lake, MI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.52]

    56.52 John Jacob Prentice was b. 12 Oct 1917, Trout Lake, MI, and d. 8 Aug 1995, Penn Valley, Contra Costa Co., CA, age 87. (Ref: CA Death Index) His obituary reads as follows:

      Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) - Friday, August 11, 1995: John J. Prentice, Penn Valley, Oct. 12, 1917 Aug. 8, 1995

      John Prentice, a retired contractor and developer, died Tuesday at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Walnut Creek. He was 77. The native of Trout Lake, Mich., lived in Lafayette for 30 years before moving to Penn Valley 11 years ago. He was a past Master of Orinda Masonic Lodge No. 494 Free and Accepted Masons and an avid golfer.

      He is survived by his daughter, Penny J. Pickett of Alamo; brother, Norman Prentice of Santa Maria; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

      Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Lafayette Orinda Presbyterian Church Lafayette with private burial. Arrangements are by Hull's Walnut Creek Chapel. Memorial gifts: American Cancer Society East Bay Region, 1700 Webster St., Oakland, CA 94612.

    He m. Unknown. Daughter:

    1. Penny J. Prentice. She m. Mr. Pickett. 1995 in Alamo, (CA?).

    56.60 Marvin Obadiah Prentice, b. 12 Jul 1850 in Eaton, Eaton Co., MI and d. 22 Jun 1928, Alden, Helena Twp., Antrim Co. MI.

    He m. Sophia Eliza Kellogg, b. 28 Jul 1849, Pittsfield, OH, and d. 1880 in Alba, MI, Age 31. An Ancestor Chart for her is found at Ancestry.com , Children (per 1880 Montcalm Co., MI census):

    1. Elnora/Nora Elvira Prentice, b. 6 Oct 1872, Osceola Co., MI.
    2. Francis Prentice, b. 1873 and d. 1880.
    3. Frank Prentice, b. 1874, MI.
    4. John Prentice, b. 1874, MI.
    5. Charles Fayette Prentice, b. 13 Mar 1876, Solon or Ceder Springs, Kent Co., MI. . . . . . . . . [56.90]
    Marvin appears, from the 1900 Leelanan Co., MI census and the 1910 and 1920 Antrim Co., MI census, to have married, 2nd, Margaret/Maggie, b. Nov 1861, Canada, and had another daughter:
    1. Lila/Lilah B. Prentice, b. Dec 1889, MI. The 1920 Antrim Co. census shows she m. Cecil Parks, but he is not present in the home. Also in the household are Clinton, b. c. 1915, and Nendol(?), both called grandsons of Marvin.

    56.70 Carl Henry Prentice (Luther, 2.1). Born, 24 Sep 1892, in KS, and d. Oct 1966, Holt, MO, age 74. Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. Census: 1920, in Iola, Allen, KS.

    He married Artie R. Haddock, b. c. 1898, in MO. Census: 1920, in Iola, Allen, KS. Children:

    1. Clyde W.[5] Prentice, b. 20 Oct 1917 and d. Nov 1986, Gallatin, Daviess Co., MO, per SSDI. 1920, in Iola, Allen KS. He m. Ellen Louise Hadley, b. c. 1921 and d. 29 Dec 2002, Gallatin, MO. Her obituary reads as follows:

        Kansas City Star, The (MO) - Wednesday, January 1, 2003: ELLEN L. PRENTICE

        Ellen Louise Prentice, 82, Gallatin, MO (formerly of Kansas City, MO), died Sunday, December 29, 2002, at Cameron Regional Medical Center.

        Mrs. Prentice was preceded in death by her parents, Harry and Ida (Culp) Hadley; her husband of 49 years, Clyde Prentice; and four brothers, Homer, Norman, Hershel and Philip Hadley. Survivors include one son, Charles Prentice, Jameson, MO; two daughters, Evelyn Riley, Gallatin, MO and Mary Moore, Cameron, MO; nine grandchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; and one great-greatgrandchild.

        Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, January 2, 2003, at McWilliams Family Funeral Home, Gallatin, where visitation will be one hour prior to service. Burial in Muddy Fork Cemetery, Holt, MO. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. (Arrangements: McWilliams Funeral Home (660) 663-2117)

      Children of Clyde and Ellen:

      1. Charles Prentice, Jameson, MO.
      2. Evelyn Prentice. She m. Mr. Riley and 2002 lived in Gallatin, MO.
      3. Mary Prentice; She m. Mr. Moore and in 2002 lived in Cameron, (MO?).

    2. Margie M. Prentice, b. 1922, Iola, Allen Co., KS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.100]
    3. Mildred Prentice, b. c. 1924. She m. Mr. Dunn of Kansas City.
    4. Delbert L. Prentice, Liberty, b. c. 1927. He might be the Delbert G.; Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 20 Oct 1926 and d. 29 Oct 1999 in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE.
    5. Betty Prentice, b. c. 1929-30 who m. Mr. Collins of Kansas City.
    6. Bill Prentice, b. 18 Oct 1931, Kansas City North and d. 8 Jul 2002, Liberty, MO. He m. Dorothy McEntire, living 2002, dau. of Iva and Roy McEntire. His obituary reads as follows:

        Kansas City Star, The (MO) - Wednesday, July 10, 2002: BILLY D. PRENTICE

        Mr. Billy D. Prentice, 70, of Liberty, MO, went home to be with his Lord on Monday, July 8, 2002. Mr. Prentice was born October 18, 1931 in Kansas City North, the son of Carl Henry and Artie Haddock Prentice.

        He was a lifelong Clay County and Liberty area resident. Mr. Prentice was a package designer for 44 years and retired from Smurfit-Stone in 1990. He was an Air Force veteran of the Korean War. Mr. Prentice had a deep appreciation and love for the outdoors. He was an avid fisherman and hunter. He had a great passion for gardening and received much joy from sharing the produce of his garden with family and friends. Mr. Prentice was a caring man who received great satisfaction in helping others. He never met a stranger.

        He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and two sisters.

        He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Dorothy McEntire Prentice of the home; a son, Michael Prentice of Liberty; a daughter and her husband, Cathy and Randy Newton, Kansas City, MO; grandchildren, William Michael Prentice, as well as Christina Marie and Jason Michael Newton; two brothers, Delbert Prentice and Roy Prentice, both of Liberty; two sisters, Mildred Dunn, Parkville, MO and Bonnie Coleman, Colorado Springs, CO. Billy was a loving Husband, Dad and Grandpa, and we will miss him.

        Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Thursday, July 11, at the Glenridge Cemetery, Liberty. Friends may call at the Church-Archer-Pasley Chapel, Liberty on Thursday, from 9 a.m. until departure for the cemetery at 9:45 a.m. The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Heart Association, c/o the funeral home, 119 E. Franklin St., Liberty, MO 64068. (Arrangements: Church-Archer-Pasley Funeral Home, Liberty, MO (816) 781-2000)

      Children of Bill and Dorothy:

      1. Michael Dean Prentice, b. 9 May 1963, Kansas City, MO, and d. 7 Mar 2016, age 52. 2002 in Liberty, MO. His obituary reads as follows:

          Kansas City Star, The (MO) - Thursday, March 10, 2016 : MICHAEL DEAN PRENTICE

          Michael Dean Prentice, 52, passed away March 7, 2016. He was born May 9, 1963 in Kansas City, MO, the youngest of two children of Bill and Dorothy (McEntire) Prentice. His father preceded him in death. He was a 1982 graduate of Liberty High School. Survivors include his son, William Michael Prentice; mother, Dorothy Prentice; sister, Kathy Newton; as well as a niece, a nephew, and their families. Private services. You may share a message with the family or sign an on-line guest book via www.parklawnfunerals.com Arrangements: Park Lawn Northland Chapel (816) 781-8228.

        Michael m. Unknown. Son:

        1. William Michael Prentice.

      2. Kathy Prentice. She m. Randy Newton and in 2002 lived in Kansas City, MO. Children:
        1. Christina Marie Newton.
        2. Jason Michael Newton.

    7. Roy Prentice, Liberty. He m. Edith McEntire, dau. of Iva and Roy McEntire.
    8. Bonnie Prentice who m. Mr. Coleman of Colorado Springs, Colo.

    56.80 Marvin Cecil Prentice, b. 10 May 1906, Woodson Co., KS, and d. 29 May 2005 in Lowry City, MO, age 99. Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. Services are Tuesday, May 31 at 1 p.m., at the White Chapel Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Gladstone, with burial in White Chapel Memorial Garden Cemetery. (Arrangements Sheldon-Goodrich Funeral Home, 417-646-8135). Census: 1910, in Unk., Allen, KS. Marvin is shown in the 1930 census in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO (both of his parents b. in KS) with his wife.

    He m. Ruby Myer in 1928. She was b. c. 1913, KS (both of her parents b. in IA), dau. of Nora Myer in whose home they were living in the 1930 census; no father is shown.. The Kansas City Star of 4 Jan 2000 contains an obituary mentioning Marvin Prentice of Lowry City, St. Clair Co., MO whose children are identified as:

    1. Lily Mae Prentice, b. Apr 1930 and d. 6 Apr 2005. She m. Allen Horn, Gladstone, MO.
    2. Laura Lee Prentice, twin, b. 3 Mar 1932, Kansas City, MO, and d. in infancy
    3. Loren Lee Prentice, twin, b. 3 Mar 1932, Kansas City, MO and d. 1 Jan 2000, at Bridgewood Nursing Home, Kansas City, MO. Burial in White Chapel Memorial Gardens. He had been a lineman with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. and had served in the Air Force. He m. Susan (surname unknown), later divorced and in 2000 she lived in Grandview, MO. Their children:
      1. Clifford Eugene Prentice, St. Joseph, MO.
      2. Michael Steven Prentice, Kansas City, MO.
      3. Brenda Prentice. She m. Mr. Crouch, Riverside, MO.
      4. Laura Lea Prentice. She m. Mr. Callen, Kansas City, MO.
      5. Carolyn Prentice.
      6. Marvin Cecil Prentice. He d. 1982.

    56.90 Charles Prentice, b. c. 31 Mar 1876, Solon, Kent Co., MI and d. 28 Jan 1923 in Green River, Antrim Co., MI. Living at home in the 1910 Antrim Co., MI census.

    He m. Evangeline/Eva Narcissis Torrey who was b. 30 Dec 1872 in Alden, RI, the dau. of Samuel A/L Torrey and Sylvia A. Baldwin. 1930 in Rapid River, Kalkaska Co., MI. Evangeline d. 29 Nov 1964 in Alba, MI.Children (per Bernie Boylan):

    1. Lenwood Franklin Prentice, b. 7 May 1914, Grawn, MI and d. 22 Jan 2002 in Battle Creek, Calhoun Co., MI (per SSDI). 1930 at home in Rapid River, Kalkaska Co., MI. 1940 at home in Helena, Antrim Co., MI. He m. Geneva Jean Crandall. S he was b. 4 Aug 1924, Grawn, MI and had 2 children from another marriage to Ronald Lee Crossland. Lenwood m. 2nd Ida Margret Young and was living in Grawn, MI in 1983.
    2. Clendon Coral Prentice, b. 7 May 1914, Helena Twp., Antrim Co., MI. May have d. young as he is not at home with his siblings in the 1930 census.
    3. (unk.) Prentice, b. 1915, Alden. May have d. young as he is not at home with his siblings in the 1930 census.
    4. Marian Onita Prentice, b. 25 May 1916. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.110]
    5. Dallas Loraine Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1920 and d. 5 Apr 1990. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56.120]
    6. Sylvia June Prentice b. 30 Apr 1922, Alden, Antrm Co., MI, and d. 22 Feb 1993 in Bellaire, Antrim Co., MI. Bur. in Southern Cem., Central Lake, Antrim Co., MI. 1930 at home in Rapid River, Kalkaska Co., MI. 1940 at home in Helena, Antrim Co., MI. She m. Mr. Arsnoe after 1940.

    After her husband's death, Evangeline/Eva m. Hiram Dwindle/Dowe McPherson (b. 1890, MI) and had 2 or more children.

    56.100 Margie M. Prentice, b. 1922, Iola, Allen Co., KS. She appears in the 1930 census in North Kansas City, Clay Co., MO. The Kansas City Star obituary of 17 Feb 1993 reports that Margie M. Prentice was b. c. 1922 in Iola, Allen Co., KS and d. 16 Feb 1993 at North Kansas City Hospital. Prior to 188 she lived in Greenwood, AR before returning to the Kansas City area in 1988. She was a Baptist. Margie m. Bill Williams who d. in 1988.

    56.110 Marian Onita Prentice, b. 25 May 1916, Helena Twp., Antrim Co., MI and d. 27 Feb 1984. 1930 at home in Rapid River, Kalkaska Co., MI.

    She m. Lloyd Harley Lockman on 30 Jul 1932. He was b. 28 Jun 1903 and d. 22 Dec 1979. Children:

    1. June Arlene Lockman, b. 1 Aug 1930.
    2. Marye Lee Lockman, b. 8 Apr 1933, Mancelona.
    3. Verna Mae Lockman, b. 29 Ict 1935.
    4. Kenneth Eugene Lockman, b. 14 Jun 1937, Mancelona.
    5. Lloyd Harley Lockman, b. 2 Nov 1939, Mancelona.
    6. Jerrold Allyn Lockman, b. 28 Mar 1947, Mancelona.
    7. Michael Gene Lockman, b. 11 Sep 1950, Mancelona.
    8. Charles Edmund Lockman, b. 2 Nov 1954, Mancelona.

    56.120 Dallas Loraine Prentice, b. 9 Dec 1920, MI, and d. 5 Apr 1990 (the SSDI does not specify a location). 1930 at home in Rapid River, Kalkaska Co., MI. He m. Inez La Parr. Children:

    1. Laurie Ann Prentice, b. 1942, Grawn, MI. She m. Robert Hansen. Children:
      1. Robert Hansen.
      2. Chad Hansen.
    2. Lynn Hope Prentice, b. 1942, Grawn, MI. She m. 1st Robert Gross. Childen:
      1. Lyn/Lynn Gross.
      2. Robert Gross
      Lynn m. 2nd Floyd Strait. Children.
      1. Carrie Strait.
      2. Lyle Strait.
      3. Bobbby Joe Strait.
    3. Larry Edward Prentice, b. 4 Jun 1950, Grawn. He m. Margaret Rickett. Children:
      1. Margaret Prentice.
      2. Jamie Prentice.

    57. Stephen Prentiss, son of Nathaniel and Abigail. He was b. 1752, Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. there before 1800.

    He m. Hannah Babcock on 2 Jun 1774. She was b. 8 Nov 1756, Sherbourne, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. there before 1820. She was the dau. of Malachi Babcock and Mary Holbrook. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They lived in Sherburne, MA and at Scituate, and Gloucester, RI. Children:

    1. Rebecca "Becca" Prentiss, b. 5 Dec 1775. She m. Daniel Perry who was b. c. 1772.
    2. Aseneth Prentiss, b. 5 Dec 1775.
    3. Nathaniel Prentiss, b. 24 Oct 1778 and called "of Holliston, Middlesex Co., MA. He m. Sally Belknap on 12 Apr 1801 in Framingham, Middlesex Co., MA. She was b. 15 Oct 1781 in Framingham, and was the dau. of Jeremiah Belknap Jr. and Hepzibah Stone. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Sally Prentiss, b. 11 Apr 1804, Marlborough, Cheshire Co., NH.

    4. Solomon Prentiss, bapt. 6 May 1781. . . . . . . . . . [57.10]
    5. Angelina Prentiss, b. 4 Nov 1784, perhaps Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., NY, and d. 1845, WI. She m. Isaac Bigelow c. 1821 in Seneca Co., NY. He was b. 1785 in Seneca Falls and d. 1845 inJunius, Seneca Co., NY. He was the son of John Bigelow and Lydia Spring. An Ancestor Chart for Isaac can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children:
      1. Ellen Augusta Bigelow b: 1813 d: 1834
      2. Nancy Maria Bigelow b: 02 Feb 1814 d: 28 NOV 1852
      3. Nancy Maria Bigelow b: 1815 d: 08 Dec 1925
      4. George Washington Bigelow b: 1817 d: 16 JAN 1926
      5. James Bigelow b: 1819
      6. Otis Ware Bigelow b: 1821
      7. Martha Spring Bigelow b: 21 Aug 1822 d: 03 Nov 1896
      8. James Otis Bigelow b: 14 Jun 1824 d: 12 Oct 1884. He m. Elizabeth Cazier b: 1 Feb 1829 and d. 18 Oct 1896. Children per Ancestry.com :
        1. Orson Henry Bigelow b: 29 Jan 1849 d: 20 Aug 1850
        2. James Otis Bigelow b: 18 Dec 1851 d: 31 Dec 1851
        3. William Orlando Bigelow b: 01 Jan 1853 d: 7 Apr 1925
        4. Isaac B Bigelow b: 12 Jul 1855 d: 25 Dec 1927
        5. Darwin Bigelow b: 29 Jan 1858 d: 29 Aug 1858
        6. George Albert Bigelow b: 5 Sep 1859 d: 17 Dec 1886
        7. Pleasant Elizabeth Bigelow b: 29 Apr 1862 d: 29 Aug 1862
        8. Mary Ellen Bigelow b: 8 Feb 1865 d: 3 Jun 1933
        9. Maranda Bigelow b: 20 Sep 1867 d: 12 Apr 1944
        10. Rose Ann Bigelow b: 14 Nov 1870 d: 14 Jun 1948
      9. Catherine A Bigelow b: 30 Jan 1826 d: 09 Aug 1856.

    6. Mary Prentiss, b. 10 Oct 1787.
    7. Hannah Prentiss, b. 15 Sep 1789, Scituate, RI; bapt. at Sherburne 19 Sep 1790.
    8. Abigail Prentiss, b. 8 Apr 1791, Gloucester, RI.
    9. Orlando Prentiss, b. 12 Jun 1793, Sherburne, MA. Perhaps deceased by 1897 since a later son bears this same name.
    10. Dexter Prentiss, b. 4 Jan 1795, Sherburne, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57.20]
    11. Orlando Prentiss, b. 25 May 1797, Sherbourne, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57.21]

    57.10 Solomon Prentiss, b. 25 Mar 1781 and bap. 6 May 1781 in Sherborn, Middlesex Co., MA. He d. Sep 1854 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. 1850 census in Whitestown, Oneida Co., NY.

    He m. in 1812 Lucy White. She was b. 26 Oct 1792 in Westminister, Worcester Co., MA,and d. Mar 1880 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. (DAR 86/165) In the 1860 Brooklyn, NY, census she was living with the family of her son, John. An Ancestor Chart for Lucy can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Children of Solomon and Lucy per Ancestry.com :

    1. Harrison Prentiss, b. 1813 and d. that same y ear in Oct 1813.
    2. Rebecca Prentiss, b. c. 1815, Trenton, Oneida Co., NY, and d. after 1900, Oneida, NY. She m. Elias D. Porter c. 1836.
    3. Angeline Prentiss, b. 17 Mar 1817, Trenton, Oneida Co., NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57.30]
    4. Mary Parker Prentiss, b. 2 Apr 1819, Trenton, Oneida Co., NY. (IGI)
    5. Lucy Prentiss, b. c. 1821, NY. At home in 1850 Whitestown, Oneida Co., NY census. She might be the same person as Mary, above.
    6. Emily Prentiss, b. c. 1824. At home in 1850 Whitestown census.
    7. John Prentiss was b. 1 Aug 1828, Oneida Co., NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57.40]

    8. Caroline Elizabeth Prentiss, b. c. 1831 and d. 28 Nov 1868. Bur. in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. She m. Clark Percival Skidmore on 10 Jun 1856 (per IGI and Ancestry.com). He was b. 27 Feb 1831 in Louisville, St. Lawrence Co., NY, and d. 18 Aug 1891 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. He was the son of Carlos Skidmore and Minerva Keeler. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . After Caroline d. in 1868, he m. as his 2nd wife Abbie E. Flower on 10 Oct 1869 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. Childtren of Caroline and Clark:
      1. Cora Adelaide Skidmore, b. 29 Dec 1858 in Chilton, Calumet Co., and d. 22 May 1880
      2. Vashti Lucy Skidmore, b. 10 Jan 1863 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., and d. 7 Jan 1944
      3. Henry Percival Skidmore, b. 12 Nov 1864 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., and d. 18 Feb 1935 in Tulare, Tulare Co., CA. He m. Nora Louise Goodell on 29 Sep 1897 in Stockbridge. She was b. 1866 in Stockbridge. They had 1 or more children, including:
        1. Esther M. Skidmore, b. 31 Jul 1898 in Rushford, Winnebago Co., WI and d. 17 Jun 1988 in Santa Maria, Santa Barbara Co., CA. She married Herman M. Newman.
      4. Eugene Carlos Skidmore, b. 20 Aug 1868 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., and d. 20 Sep 1868
    9. George S. Prentiss, b. c. 1837. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57.50]

    57.20 Dexter Prentiss, b. 4 Jan 1795, is the son of Stephen Prentiss and Hannah Badcock. Nothing further is known of him, but he had a brother Orlando, who is probably the Orlando Prentice who m. Electa and who was living in Brandon, Franklin Co., NY as early as 1820 and in Calumet Co., WI in the 1850 census.

    57.21 Orlando Prentiss, b. 25 May 1797, Sherbourne, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. in WI.

    He is probably the Orlando Prentice who m. Electa Keeler in Bangor, Franklin Co., NY. She was b. c. 1803 in Bangor and d. there. She was the dau. of Thomas Keeler and Electa Allen. An extensive Ancestor Chart can be found for her at Ancestry.com . They were living in Brandon, Franklin Co., NY as early as 1820 and in Calumet Co., WI in the 1850 census. Children:

    1. Franklin J. Prentiss, b. 2 Dec 1821, Bangor, Franklin Co., NY, and d. 1 Nov 1902, Wardsboro, Windham Co., VT. He m. Hannah Maria Pike 20 Aug 1851. She was b. 3 Mar 1823 in Somerset, Windham Co., VT, and d. 22 Nov 1903, Wardsboro, Windham Co., VT. She was the dau. of Jotham Pike and Hannah Goodell. Res. in Stratton, Windham, VT in 1860. (Ref: Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Carrie A. Prentiss, b. 4 Feb 1858, Somerset, Windham Co., VT, and d. 5 months later on 7 Jul 1858, Somerset.,
      2. Orlando F. Prentiss, b. c. Aug 1859, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 9 Mar 1860 in Stratton, Windham Co., VT (per 1860 Stratton census and Ancestry.com ). He appears In the 1920 N. Adams, Berkshire, MA census with wife, Nellie Hannah Sprague., b. 21 Nov 1861, Stratton, Windham Co., VT. Children per Ancestry.com :
        1. Abbey A. Prentiss, b. 6 May 1881, Stratton, Windham Co., VT.
        2. Lillian M. Prentiss, b. 2 Oct 1887, VT, and d. Oct 1964. She may have m. a Mr. Wilson.
        3. Harold Orlean Prentiss, b. 28 Dec 1889, Brattleboro, VT, and d. 14 Jul 1967, Acton, Middlesex Co., MA. He m. Mary Rose Chapsson. She was b. 31 May 1894, MA, and d. 25 Jul 1977, Lowell, Middlesex Co., MA. 1940 census in Coatesville, Chester Co., PA. Children:
          1. Brian Prentiss, b. c. 1926, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , , , , , , , , [57.23]
          2. Harold Orlean Prentiss Jr., b. 13 Jan 1924, MA or VT. . . . . , , , , , , , , , , [57.24]
        4. Harry Prentiss (adopted), b. c. 1918, MA. By email of 28 Aug 2013, Kate Prentiss provides the following paraphrased information:
            Mary (Mae) Mullen is the birth mother of the Harry, the adopted child. She was born in Waterbury CT 25 Aug 1890. She is the 2nd child (1st born in the US) of Henry Mullen (Scotland) and Mary McElwain (England). At the time of Harry's birth, his father is listed as 24 yrs old, mother 23.
          Harry appears in the 1940 census in New Haven, New Haven Co., CT, as the single grandson of Jamery and Mary Mullen as a "Check Clerk" with 4 years of High School.
      3. Orlean F. Prentiss, b. Aug 1859, MA. He m. Nellie Hannah Sprague on 29 Jan 1880, Stratton, Windham Co., VT. She was b. 21 Nov 1861, Stratton. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com .
    2. George T. Prentiss, b. c. 1824, NY. 1870, 1900, Milford, Worcester Co., MA. He m. Elizabeth C. Aldrich. She was b. Oct 1846, CT. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. William N. Prentiss, b. Jul 1866, MA. 1910 in Milford, Worcester Co., MA. He m. Nellie A. Greenway, on 17 May 1905, Milford, MA. She was b. 1888, MA. Children:
        1. William A. Prentiss, b. c. 1907, MA. 1910 , 1940 at home in Milford, MA , single, pattern maker in a loom factory with 2 years of high school.
      2. Feroline Abigail Prentiss, b.3 Jan 1825 in Bangor, Franklin Co., NY, and d. 21 Mar 1878 in Bangor, Franklin Co., NY. She m. Albert Benjamin Marvin on 4 May 1843, Bangor. He was b. 7 Apr 1823 in Alburgh, Grand Isle Co., VT. Children per Ancestry.com :
        1. Dexter Prentiss Marvin, b. 3 Mar 1844 in Bangor, Franklin co., NY. He m. Emma J. Brown on 1 Aug 1866. She was b. 16 Dec 1843. They had 1 or more children, including:
          1. Grace Marvin, b. 17 Mar 1871. She m. George Dana Bradford on 7 Oct 1891. He was b. 15 Aug 1869
        2. Mary Caroline Marvin, b. 7 Apr 1846 in Bangor, Franklin co., NY
        3. Amelia Electa Marvin, b. 17 Jul 1847 in Bangor, Franklin co., NY
        4. Henry Benjamin Marvin, b. 3 Jul 1852 in Bangor, Franklin co., NY. He m. Helen M. Larkin. They had 1 or more children, including:
          1. Frederick Henry Marvin, b. 22 Apr 1883, Bangor, Franklin Co., NY and d. 2 years later on 21 Sep 1885.
        5. Benton Franklin Marvin, b. 21 Aug 1857 in Bangor, Franklin co., NY
      3. Adaline M. Prentiss, b. 28 Feb 1831, VT, and d. 3 Apr 1885, Wilcox, Clark Co., WI. She m, 1st Jasper Fisher on 7 Mar 1863, Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. She m. 2nd Charles Richards. Children per Ancestry.com
        1. Florence J Richards 1868 ñ
        2. Allie M Richards 1874 ñ

    57.23 Brian Prentiss, b. c. 1926, MA.

    He m. Josephine Principe, b. c. 1928 and d. 3 Apr 2009, Worcester, MA. She was the dau. of Mathew Principe and Maria. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Wednesday, April 8, 2009

      WORCESTER Josephine "Narnie" (Principe) Prentiss, 81, of Worcester, passed away Palm Sunday, April 5, 2009, surrounded by her loving family in Memorial Hospital. Born in Worcester, she was the daughter of Mathew and Maria (Principe) Principe, and has lived here all her life.

      She is survived by her loving son, Robert Prentiss, Sr. and his wife Rose of Worcester; a brother Matthew; two grandchildren: Robert Prentiss, Jr. and his wife Tara, and Kym Rutkiewicz and her husband Brian Prentiss, all of Worcester; four great grandchildren: Kylee, Jarrod, Nathan, and Tyler; many nieces and nephews. She was pre-deceased by her two brothers: Salvatore and Paul, as well as three sisters: Rose, Mildred, and Josephine.

      Josephine cherished and loved her family and her Lord.The funeral for Josephine will be held Thursday, April 9, from MERCADANTE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 370 Plantation Street, Worcester, with a Liturgy of The Word Service at 10 a.m. in Saint George Church, 38 Brattle Street, Worcester. Interment will follow in Saint John's Cemetery. Calling hours will be held Wednesday, April 8, from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the funeral home. Flowers may be sent or donations may be made to Catholic Charities, 10 Hammond Street, Worcester, MA 01610.

    Children of Brian and Josephine:

    1. Robert Prentiss, Sr. He m. Rose and in 3009 lived in Worcester, MA. Children:
      1. Robert Prentiss, Jr. and his wife Tara, and
      2. Kym Prentiss. She m. Mr. Rutkiewicz.

    57.24 Harold Orlean Prentiss Jr., b. 13 Jan 1924, MA or VT, and d. 1 Apr 1980, Sabattus, Androscoggin Co., ME, age 56.

    He m. Dorothy and had children:

    1. Dana Lyle Prentiss, b. 1948m NA, and d. as a child in 1953 in Acton, MA.
    2. Dianne Virginia Prentiss, b. 26 Oct 1953, and d. 23 Oct 2004 in Ft. Collins, Larimer Co., CO. She had 2 sons.
    3. Neil Alexander Prentiss, b. 14 Nov 1954 and d. 22 Nov 2002, Burlington, age 48.
    4. Kevin Mark Prentiss, b. 15 Jun, MA, d. 7 Mar 2013, Hampton, VA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , , , , , , , , [57.25]
    5. Susan Prentiss. She m. Mr.Boulette.
    6. Harold Prentiss, III,
    7. Mary Prentiss. She m. Mr. Devries
    8. Greg Prentiss.
    9. Timmy Prentiss.

    57.25 Kevin Mark Prentiss, b. 15 Jun 1958, MA, d. 7 Mar 2013, Hampton, VA, and bur. West Acton, MA, age 54. His obituary reads as follows:

      Daily Press (Newport News, VA) - Thursday, March 14, 2013: Kevin M. Prentiss

      Kevin M. Prentiss, 54, died Thursday, March 7, 2013. A native of Concord, MA, he had been a Hampton resident for the last 28 years. He was always willing to help a friend and loved working with his hands.

      Survivors include his lifelong companion, Janice E. Hunt of Hampton; two children, David W. Wilkinson and Jennifer Hunt; his mother, Dorothy Prentiss; his sisters, Susan Boulette and Mary Devries; his brothers, Harold Prentiss, III, Greg Prentiss and Timmy Prentiss; and three grandchildren.

      A memorial service will be conducted at 3:00 PM on Friday, March 15, 2013 in the R. Hayden Smith Funeral Home chapel by Rev. Tommy Markham.

    57.30 Angeline Prentiss, b. 17 Mar 1817, Trenton, Oneida Co., NY, and d. 9 Jul 1897, La Crosse, La Crosse Co., WI.

    She m. Archibald Lightbody on 25 Sep 1838 in Watertown(?), Oneida Co., NY. He was b. 15 Jan 1815 Lanarkshire, Scotland, and d. 4 Sept 1873 in Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI. He was the son of James Lightbody (1792-1861) and Catherine Young (1785-1855).

    Children of Angelkine and Archibald per Ancestry.com :

    1. James H. Lightbody, 1840ñ1912
    2. George S Lightbody, 1843ñ1898
    3. Helen " C Lightbody, 1845ñ1929
    4. John P Lightbody, 1848ñ1930
    5. Mary C Lightbody

    57.40 John Prentiss was b. 1 Aug 1828, Oneida Co., NY, and d. 1883, WI. He appears as a Merchant in the 1860 census in Brooklyn Ward 10, Dist.3, Kings Co., NY with his wife and children. 1870 census in Westfield, Union Co., NJ.

    He m. 1st Vashti E. Campbell. She was b. c. 1830, NY, and d. on Sun, 29 Nov 1874 at the residence of her brother, W. W. Backus, No. 1, 495 Pacific St., Brooklyn. John was then living in Westfield, NJ. (Ref: her obituary.) For an interesting origin of the name, Vashti, see Wikipedia .

      >Note: The New York Times had an obituary for a Vashti Campbell who may be Vashti's mother: That Vashti was b. c. 1783 and d. in her 85th year in October 1868. She died in the home of W. W. Backus, her son according to the article.

    Children of John and Vashti per 1860 census and Ancestry.com: Frost Family Tree . 1860 census in Brooklyn, NY. Not in 1870 or 1880 census. Children per Ancestry.com: One World Tree :

    1. Jane E. "Jennie" Prentiss, b. c. 1854, NY.. She m. Mr. Scudder. b. NJ, and had a child:
      1. Picton Scudder, b. c. 1875, NJ. 1880 census in Brooklyn, NY, and called a grand-nephew living in the home of William and Mary Backus.

    2. John C. Prentiss, b. c. 1856, NY. At home in 1860 and 1870 census.

    3. William B. Prentiss, b. c. 1858, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [57.60]

    John m.2nd in 1879, Harriet Allen Smith, b. 1845. Daughter:

    1. Hattie Prentiss, b. NYC, NY. She m. John Dana Weston. (DAR 86/165)

    57.50 George S. Prentiss, b. c. 1837, NY. He appears in the 1880 census for Stockbridge, Calumet Co., WI, with his wife and family.

    He m. Nancy Genette Skidmore on 24 Dec 1856 in Madison, Calumet Co., WI. She was b. 5 Jul 1837 in Bangor, Franklin Co., NY, and d. 1904. She was the dau. of Carlos Skidmore and Minerva Keeler. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Emma Prentiss, b. c. 1858, WI. At home in Stockbridge, WI, in 1880 census.
    2. Rebecca Prentiss, b. c. 1860, WI. At home in Stockbridge, WI, in 1880 census.
    3. Kate I. Prentiss, b. c. 1869, WI. At home in Stockbridge, WI, in 1880 census.
    4. Carrie A. Prentiss, b. c. 1872, WI. At home in Stockbridge, WI, in 1880 census.

    Also living with the family in the 1880 census was William Prentiss, #57.4 above, b. c. 1858, NY, a nephew of George.

    57.60 William B. Prentiss was b. c. 1858, NY, and d.31 Oct 1921. He appears in the 1860 census living in Brooklyn Ward 10 District 3, Kings, NY, son of Jno Prentiss (b. c. 1830, NY) and his wife, Vashti E. (b. c. 1830, NY). He next appears living in the home of George S. Prentiss who appears in our Fall 1998 issue. They were then living in Stockberidge, Calumet Co., WI and William was called George's "nephew." Our copies of the 1880 WI census do not show any other Prentiss families living in Calumet County.

    William later appears as William B. Printice (sic) (b. Oct 1857 in NY) in the 1900 Gladstone, Delta Co., MI census with his wife and family. Still later, he appears in the 1920 Hamilton, Ravalli Co., MI census with his family.

    He m. Rebecca Porter on 4 Aug 1891. She was b. 28 Feb 1860, WI, and d. 16 Jun 1936 in Marysville, CA. Rebecca appears as a widow in the 1930 census in Marysville, Yuba Co., CA, living with her daughter, Vashti.

    Children (per Brian Prentiss, email, 3 Feb 2010).

    1. Vashti E. Prentiss, b. 16 Oct 1891, WI, and d. 2 Dec 1971. At home in 1900. She appears in the 1920 census enrolled as a single student in Pierce College, Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA. She is living with her mother in the 1930 census (indexed as "Valhle E. Prentiss) in Marysville, Yuba Co., CA. She did not marry (per Brian Prentiss, email, 3 Feb 2010).

    2. Harry Earl Printiss, b. 21 Nov. 1894, MI, and d. 4 Jun 1948. At home in 1900. He m. Mabel Schlafke on 6 Jun 1926. She was b. 16 May 1897 and d. 25 Aug 1994. Son:
      1. (son) Prentice, b. 1941.

    3. Florence I. Prentiss, b. 22 Jul 1900 and d. 13 Jan 1992. At home in 1920. She m. Eddie O. Brown on 9 Jul 1942, Lewiston, ID. He was b. 16 Feb 1897 and d. 19 Jul 1956. They apparently did not have children, and she apparently did not re-marry (per Brian Prentiss, email, 3 Feb 2010).

    58. Caleb Prentiss Jr., Reverend, b. 14 Feb. 1746 and d. 7 Feb 1803 at the age of 57. Harvard College, 2765. After graduating, he was for several years librarian of the college library; was ordained 25 Oct 1769, pastor of the First Church in Reading (later Wakefield) MA and remained pastor until his death from consumption in 1803 and was buried in the burying-ground adjoining the meeting-house, still standing in 1883.

    At the Lexington alarm, he turned out with his musket and was in the running fight from Lexington to Charlestown. On the route he took from a dead British pioneer his gun and sword, one side of which was a pioneer's saw, which were long preserved in the family. He also marched to Salem with the militia on the alarm of the British landing there to seize arms.

    To help support his family, he took pupils into his house to educate. He was a good horticulturist; the old parsonage house, standing in 1883, had a smooth lawn in front, and a large and well-kept garden, and in the center an ample summer-house.

    Binney had several of his manuscript sermons and his almanac-diary for 1780. The American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, had several of his published sermons and several also were in the N. E. Historic Genealogical Society, Boston.

    His portrait on pg. 115 of the first edition of this book shows a man in his 30s with a prominent hawk-like nose and very high forehead with receding long dark hair.

    He m Pamela Mellen on 1 Jan 1771, dau. of Rev. John Mellen of Lancaster, MA. She was the dau. of Rev. John Mellen of Lancaster, MA, and a granddaughter of Rev. John Prentiss of Lancaster, MA (#6 in our Thomas Prentice eBook)

      >Note: Binney's 1883 PRENTICE book said that the marriage was, "thus uniting the Newton and Cambridge branches of the family." He erred. They are an unrelated Prentice family having different roots in England.

    After his death 7 Feb 1803 at the age of 57, his widow, Pamela, m. Col. John Waldron of Dover, NH, 14 Sep 1809, Wakefield; an officer in the Revolution army and State Senator. She d. Jul 1823 and was buried with the former wives of Col. Waldron under the elms near his house in the corner of his orchard. Children of Caleb and Pamela Prentiss: 

    i.	Caleb Prentiss III, b. 22 Nov 1771.  Deacon				[119]
ii.	Thomas Mellen Prentiss, g. 9 Mar 1773.				[120]
iii.	Charles Prentiss, b. 8 oct 1774.					[121]
iv.	Pamela Prentiss, b. 21 Apr 1776.					[122]
v.	John Prentiss, b. 21 Mar 1778.					[123]
vi.	Henry Prentiss, b. 10 Dec 1779.					[124]
vii.	Sophia Prentiss, b. 5 Jan 1782; d. 12 Oct 1805, single, 
	in Reading of consumption
viii.	Clarissa Prentiss, b. 4 Apr 1784.					[125]
ix.	William Prentiss, b. 20 Feb 1786; d., Reading, 
	of consumption on 18 Mar 1806, age 20.
x.	George Prentiss, b. 1 Dec 1787; d. 17 May 1789.
xi.	Lydia Prentiss, b. 11 Apr 1790.					[126]

xii.	George Washington Prentiss, b. 21 Jul 1792.  In 1813 was partner
	ith Thomas Nickels, merchant in Wiscasset, ME.  Moved in 1816 to Keene, NH. 
	in 1821 went to NY as junior editor of the Daily Columbian in connection with Prof.
	Carter.  They commenced and continued the New York Statesman several years. 
	he was a nervous political writer, a warm friend of Gov. DeWitt Clinton.  He died in 
	Keene, NH 28 Feb 1829, and was buried there, beloved by numerous friends.

xii.	Rebecca Prentiss, b. 25 Aug 1794.  Did not marry.  Lived in
	Keene, NH in 1825 and after 1833 in Bangor, and after 1845 in Belfast, ME with
	her niece, Mrs. Parsons.  She lost her life in the great fire there on 24 Aug 1873.  
	The fire occurred the afternoon and evening of Sunday, 24 Aug 1873.  The fire began 
	about two o'clock, in a wooden building on Haraden's Wharf, at the foot of Main 
	Street, and soon raged unchecked and driven by a fierce gale of wind from the north 
	which hurled cinders and blazing shingles in its course.
	About six o'clock, the danger was over, although large deposits of coal, corn and 
	other merchandise were still burning.  The disaster area exceeded twenty acres and 
	covered half a mile.  Eighty-six buildings and blocks were destroyed, fifty-three of 
	which were dwellings, leaving seventy-five families homeless.  Twenty business 
	firms, occupying the largest warehouses in the city, were burned.  One vessel upon 
	the stocks was burned, a brig of five hundred tons, partially completed in the 
	shipyard of C.P. Carter & Company.  Only one life was lost, that of Rebecca 
	Prentiss, the day before her 79th birthday.
    59. Samuel Prentice, Capt., son of Caleb and Lydia; Harvard College, 1771. Samuel first settled in Cambridge, MA, afterwards in Gorham, ME and was the first postmaster there, 1777 to 1808; d. there May, 1815, having held several town offices.

    He m. 1st Dolly Day of Kennebunk, published 4 Jul 1776, both of Wells, ME., and she d. 1777. He m. 2nd Rebecca Cook on 29 Nov 1777; she d. 1888, Bridgton, ME, age 88. Children:

    1. Polly Prentiss, b. 2 Mar 1778; m. Benjamin Freeman and left a large family.
    2. Lydia Prentiss, b. 2 Mar 1778; m. Joel Watson and left a family.
    3. William Prentiss, b. 13 Oct 1778. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [127]
    4. Betsey Prentiss, b. 26 Apr 1780; d. 1794.
    5. Seargent Prentiss, b. 10 Jul 1782; d. at sea, 21 Jun 1802.
    6. Dolly Prentiss, b. 4 Aug 1785; d. 1802.
    7. Samuel Prentiss, b. 14 May 1787; d. 1709.
    8. Hannah Prentiss, b. 2 Jul 1788.
    9. Rebecca Prentiss, b. 20 Aug 1790; m. George Rounds of Buxton, ME 17 Mar 1818. In 1818 they removed to Denmark, later Bridgeton, ME. He d. 24 Sep 1839. She died after two week's illness 14 Sep 1882 in her 93rd year. Eight children, including the following:
      1. Caroline Prentiss Rounds, b. 1 Nov 1819 and d. 18 Jan 1882.
      2. Samuel Prentiss Rounds, b. Nov 1821 and d. 4 Nov 1822.
      3. George William Rounds, b. 20 Jan 1823 and d. 5 Aug 1905.
      4. Joseph Gunnison Rounds of Malden, MA, b. 17 Jul 1825 and d. 2 Jul 1891. He m. Frances Wadsworth. She was b. 12 Jan 1828 and d. 28 Jun 1852. Daughter:
        1. Wadsworth Frances Rounds, b. c. 1851.

      5. William Prentiss Rounds of Menasha, WI, b. 15 Aug 1827 and d. 5 Aug 1905.

      6. John Coe Rounds of Malden, MA, b. 5 Nov 1829 and 2 Feb 1887. He m. Louisa Denison Wadsworth. She was b. 27 Oct 1832 and d. 7 Feb 1907. Children:
        1. George Wadsworth Rounds, b. 13 Feb 1868 d: 9 May 1936
        2. Lusannah Rounds, b. 12 Nov 1855 d: 7 Dec 1934
        3. Charles Edward Rounds, b. 8 Sep 1859 d: 6 Feb 1906
        4. Jean Elmer Rounds, b. 8 Mar 1861 d: 18 Jul 1931
        5. Ethel Louise Rounds, b. 13 Dec 1870 d: 16 Apr 1952
        6. Fred May Rounds, b. 27 May 1872 d: 21 Mar 1958

      7. Hannah Coe Rounds, b. 5 Nov 1829 and d. 24 Sep 1866.
      8. Edward Gerry Rounds, b. 17 May 1832 and d. 19 Apr 1898.

    10. Phoebe Prentiss, b. 14 Dec 1791.
    11. Joanna Martin Prentiss, b. 6 Nov 1793; m. Thomas Burnham of Bridgeton Centre. She survived him several years and died, suddenly, 9 Dec 1882. She had much natural vivacity and energy of character, highly esteemed, and a good Christian. Daughter:
      1. (dau.) Burnham.
    12. Betsey Prentiss, b. 3 Sep 1795; m. James Deering, Esq., of Denmark, ME. Left a family, including:
      1. F. P. Deering, a librarian at the Law Library in San Francisco (probably the Deering of the well known Deering's Codes).
      2. N. C. Deering, Iowa.
    13. Fanny Prentiss, b. 12 Nov 1798; m. Lewis Clark, printer, of Cambridge. Children:
      1. (dau.) Clark.

    60. William Prentiss, b. 1 Dec 1754, son of Caleb and Lydia. He m. 1st 10 Oct 1778, Cambridge, Mary Gorham, dau. of Col. David Gorham of Barnstable, MA. She d. 8 Jul 1780. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. David Gorham Prentiss, b. 19 Mar 1780; d. young.

    William m. 2nd Eunice Payne Greenleaf on 15 May 1790, dau. of Joseph Greenleaf, Esq. of Boston. She was b. 7 Aug 1762 and d. 11 Apr 1803. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. William Henry Prentiss, b. Washington, DC 23 Oct 1796. . . . . . . . . [128]

    William married 3rd on 27 Apr 1808, Newton, Rebecca Rockwell, dau. of Ebenezer Rockwell of Somerville, MA whose widow m. his father, Caleb Prentice (#23). William was a merchant in London several years, a man of extensive information and of good personal appearance, a great traveler. He is probably the William Prentiss shown in the 1820 census in Gorham, Cumberland, ME who has 2 sons under 10 years of age.

    William Prentiss collected a valuable manuscript genealogy of the Prentiss family which Binney used in the First Edition of this work. William's portrait, painted in London in 1790, was in 1883 owned by Dr. D. W. Prentiss of Washington, DC. William died in Lexington, KY 14 Jan 1831.

    61. Henry Prentiss, b. 25 Jul 1767, Berwick, York, ME, and d. 6 Mar 1843, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., ME. Son of Nathan Prentiss and Mehitable Spencer. Henry moved to Princeton in 1787 and practiced law there for many years, moving to Hubbardston, Worcester, MA, 7 Apr 1819; and d. there 6 Mar 1843;

    He m. Elizabeth Gill on 6 Mar 1800. Elizabeth was 24 Mar 1780, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 7 Mar 1860, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. Children: 

    i.	Mehitable Spencer Prentiss, b. 7 Apr 1801.		        [1281/2]
ii.	Henry Prentiss, b. 18 Jul 1802, Hubbardston.					[129]
iii.	George Washington Prentiss, b. 18 Jul 1802, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 13 Oct 1805, 
		Princeton, Worcester Co., MA.
iv.	Rebecca Prentiss, b. 1 Mar 1806, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. there 13 Sep 1812.
v.	George B. Prentiss, b. 20 May 1808, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. there 19 Jun 1830.
vi.	Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 28 Mar 1810, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 7 Dec 1876, Hubbardston, 
	Worcester Co., MA.  She m. 5 Oct 1836 Samuel G. Nichols of Hubbardston,Worcester, MA.  
	Children:
	1.	Joseph C. Nichols of Winchendon; m. Adeline Shepherd who
		had one child. 
	2.	Mavil Greenwood of Hubbardston who had one child.
	3.	Carrie, resided in Hubbardston.
vii.	Augusta C/ Prentiss, b. 7 Jul 1812, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d 8 Feb 1893, 
	Gardner, Worcester 	Co., MA.  She m. 14 Jul 1835, Hubbardston, 	Worcester, MA, Joseph Clark.  
	Children:
	1.	George G. Clark.
	2.	Marie Stellman Clark.
	3.	Moses Clark of Hubbardston who d. 1854.  Children:
		a.	Edward Clark, St. Louis who m. Marian (unknown)
		b.	Josephine Clark; m. C. S. Kendall of Gardner and had one child.
		c.	Stellman Clark who lived at St. Louis.
viii.	Rebecca Prentiss, b. 28 May 1814,   Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 6 Jun 1901, Gardner, 
	Worcester Co., MA.  She m. Aaron Greenwood of Gardner on 8 Sep 1841, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., 
	MA.  Children:
	1.	Charlotte Greenwood; m. George H. Rice 
		of Worcester, MA and had one child.
ix.	Spencer Prentiss, b. 6 Feb 1818, Princton, MA			[130]
x.	Mary Davis Prentiss, b. 3 Feb 1820, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. tere 1896.  
	She m. George H. Coleman of Hubbardston 30 Apr 1840, Hubbardston.  Children:
	1.	George S. Coleman, Worcester, MA.
	2.	Elizabeth Coleman, twin, Worcester, MA.
xi.	Sarah Prince Prentiss, b. 24 Apr 1822.  She m. Jacob Farnsworth of Nashua, NH, on 24 Mar 1852, 
	Worcester, Worcester Co., MA.  He was b. c. 1820, Harvard.  Children:
	1.	James Farnsworth.
	2.	Lilley Farnsworth.
	3.	Edward Farnsworth.
	4.	Florence Farnsworth.
xii.	Emily Prentiss, b. 23 Mar 1824, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 9 Mar 1896, Worcester, 
	Worcester Co., MA.  Resided at the Union depot in Worcester, MA.
    62. Nathan Prentiss. He m. Lydia Lincoln of Petersham, MA, 20 Oct 1791. She was b. c. 1765 in MA. Binney says that it is thought her ancestor came from Lincolnshire, England. He moved to Indiana in 1833 and d. 1843. She was living with son, William in Indiana in 1850. Children:

    1. Pamela Prentiss, b. 2 Aug 1792; m. Anthony Van Bergen of Coxsackie, NY.
    2. Eliza Prentiss, b. 18 Jun 1794. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [131]
    3. Lydia Prentiss, b. 7 Sep 1796; m. Samuel Westcott of New York City 26 Sep 1826 and d. 26 Jul 1842. No children.
    4. William Spencer Prentiss, b. 11 Sep 1798. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [132]
    5. Mary Prentiss, b. 11 Sep 1800. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[133]
    6. Fanny Prentiss, b. 11 Oct 1802.
    7. Rebecca Prentiss, b. 1 Apr 1805; teacher, NY City.
    8. Lucretia Prentiss, b. 5 Mar 1807; teacher of music and drawing. 1850 living with brother, William.
    9. Amanda Prentiss, b. 7 Jun 1809; d. March, 1823, in Coxcackie, NY.

    63. Mehitable Prentiss, dau. of Nathan and Mehitable; m. 26 Oct 1800, Boston, Joseph Fosdick, sail-maker, of Boston who d. 1820; he was not related to Fearless Fosdick of Li'l Abner comic strip fame. Children:

    1. Nathaniel Fosdick.
    2. Henry Fosdick
    3. Charlotte Fosdick.
    4. Augusta Fosdick.
    5. Julia Fosdick.
    6. Ann Fosdick; m. Frederick Hayden of Lincoln, MA.
    7. Elizabeth Fosdick; m. Charles T. Murdock of Cambridge, MA.

    64. John Prentice, son of "cooper" Henry and Sarah. Harvard College, 1766. John read law with Hon. Samuel Livermore of Londonderry, NH and commenced practice there in 1770. He bought Mr. Livermore's farm and erected a good house. He was attorney-general, 1787 to 1793; representative thirteen years, and speaker of the NH House of Representatives, 1794 and 1795, and from 1798 to 1803; appointed judge of the Supreme Court, but declined; subscriber to the declaration made at Londonderry, 1776, to oppose Great Britain, the original being in the library of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston. He d. 18 May 1808, age 60.

    John Prentice, in Marblehead (per Sabine's "Loyalists") was an addressor of Gov. Hutchinson, 25 May 1774, when Hutchinson left for England. Lincoln's "History of Worcester" has this from a print of the time:

      "Marblehead, Oct 24, 1774. Whereas, I, the subscriber, signed an address to the late Gov'r Hutchinson, I wish the Devil had had said ss before I had seen it. S'd, John Prentice."

    He was afterwards a good patriot. "To help pay his expenses in college his mother swept the college buildings." He m. 1st Ruth Lemmon, b. 27 Dec 1747 in Marblehead, Essex Co., MA, dau. of Dr. Joseph Lemmon and Hannah Swett of Marblehead, MA. She d. 1791. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestryi.com . Daughter:

    1. Ruth Prentiss, b. c. 1770.

    John m. 2nd Tabitha Sargent, dau. of Hon. Nathaniel Peaslee Sargent and Rhoda Barnard of Haverhill, Essex Co., MA. She was b. 21 Apr 1769 in Haverhill and d. 31 Aug 1806 in Haverhill. An Ancestor Chart for Tabitha can be found at Ancestry.com . Children

    1. Susan Prentice, b. 17 Aug 1796, Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH. . . . . . . . . . . [64.1]
    2. Ann Prentice, b. c. 1798, m. John Cunningham. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[64.2]
    3. Sally Prentice, b. c. 1800, m. Dr. George Fairer of Londonderry, NH. She left four or five children when she d., and he m. again.
    4. Nathaniel Prentice, b. c. 1802, kept a bookstore in Boston or Londonderry.
    5. Henry Prentice, b. c. 1804, went to sea (per Mrs. S. P. Ireland).
    6. John Prentice, b. c. 1806, entered Harvard College; left for illness, and d. age 20 at his father's of consumption.
    7. Nathaniel Prentice, b. c. 1808.
    8. Albert Prentice, b. c. 1810.

    64.1 Susan Prentice, b. 17 Aug 1796, Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH, and d. 2 Nov 1869 in Winchester, Fayette Co., TX.

    Susan m. 1st William Redfield c. 1815-16. He was b. 30 Oct 1792 in Claremont, Sullivan Co., NH. Children:

    1. William Redfield, b. 21 Jan 1817 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH. Not shown in 1850 census in Bastrop, TX, with the rest of his siblings. Also not shown in any other state in the 1850, 1860 or 1870 census. May have died or may have joined the California Gold Rush.
    2. Henry Prentice Redfield, b. 1819 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH. 1850 and 1870 census in Bastrop, TX with his wife, Sarah, b. c. 1826, TN, and children:
      1. Frances Redfield, dau., b. c. 1844, TX. Not home in 1870.
      2. Susan Redfield, b. c. 1847, TX. Not home in 1870.
      3. Margaret Redfield, b. c. 1849, TX. Not home in 1870.
      4. William Redfield, b. c. 1853, TX.
      5. Louise Redfield, b. c. 1856, TX.
      6. Sarah Redfield, b. c. 1858, TX.
      7. Henry Redfield, b. c. 1863, TX.
      8. (illegible) Redfield, b. c. 1864, TX.
    3. John Albert "Albert" Redfield, b. 1822, Canada (per 1850 census. 1850 census in Bastrop, TX at home with his mother, Susan, and step-father John Cunningham, below. Unmarried

    She m. 2nd John C. Cunningham, the widowed husband of Susan's sister, Ann. John was b. c. 1800 in NH and d. c. 1864 in Bastrop, TX. The following additional information is posed by Barbara Cheesebrough on 9 Apr 2004 at Ancestry.com :

      Here is a little more information regarding my second great grandparents. John Cunningham's middle initial is C instead of S. He was awarded a Spanish land grant on April 6, 1831 for one league of land, three quarters of which was located in Bastrop County, Texas, and one quarter in Fayette County, Texas. It showed his name as John C. Cunningham. The 1850 census of Bastrop County, Texas, shows his name as John C. Cunningham. On his widow, Susan's gravemarker, it shows her second husband was John C. Cunningham. In the Probate Records of Bastrop County, Texas, 4th September 1874 John is listed as John C. Cunningham, deceased. I visited the Cunningham Cemetery which is located near Winchester, Texas. I couldn't find the grave marker for John C. Cunningham, but did find Susan's marker, as well as that of their son and my great grandfather, John Prentice Cunningham.

      Susan Prentice was married first to William Redfield. They had three sons, then were divorced. Susan's sister Ann was married to John C. Cunningham. After the death of Ann, John Cunningham married Susan, who was divorced with three sons. I haven't yet found a marriage date for them. My uncle, Lucius Halbert, who lived to be 100 years old, told me about John Cunningham marrying a divorced woman who had three sons.

    Children of Susan and John Cunningham per Ancestry.com :

    1. Frances P Cunningham, b. 1827 in NH
    2. John P Cunningham, b. 10 Sep 1828 in NH
    3. George P Cunningham, b. 20 May 1831 in Matagorda, TX
    4. Mary Ann Cunningham, b. 20 May 1831 in Matagorda, TX
    5. John Prentice "Prentice" Cunningham, b. 31 Mar 1834 in Bastrop, TX. 1850 census in Bastrop, TX at home with his parents Unmarried
    64.2 Ann Prentice, b. c. 1798 and probably in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., NH, and died c. 1824-26 probably alson in Rockingham Co., NH. She m. John Cunningham. After Ann's death, John m. Ann's older sister, Susan; see 64.1, above. It is unknown whether they had any children.

    65. Benjamin Prentice (son of Smith Prentice, #30), b. 17 Mar 1745, Watertown, Middlesex, MA, and d. 17 Dec 1807, age 63 years, 9 months. Watertown. He was an innkeeper in Watertown, MA in what was afterwards known as the Stratton Tavern. At his death, the old family Bible, with his father's and grandfather's family record disappeared.

    He m. Ruth Worthylake on 10 Dec 1766. She d. 11 Apr 1804, age 60. Children: 

    i.	Benjamin Prentice Jr., b. 17 Jun 1768; d. 16 Oct 1822, 
	age 54.
ii.	Ruth Prentice, b. 28 Aug 1769; d. 17 Jun 1853, age 83.	[134]
iii.	Henry Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1772; d. 15 Oct 1796, age 23.
iv.	George Prentice, b. 1 Jan 1774; d. 18 Mar 1849, age 74.23 Sep 1810 at 
	Cambridge, MA according to the Marriage Index.  The MA IGI shows
	a George Augustus Prentice who was chr. 17 Nov 1811 at Cambridge, Middlesex,
	MA, son of George and Hannah Prentice. One could infer that George and Hannah
	are the persons who married 1810 at Cambridge.  The 1811 George may be the
	same person shown by Tree Maker's Genealogy Site as George A. Prentiss who
	married Dorcas B. Southwick on 9 Feb 1839 at Cambridge, Middlesex, MA. 
v.	Elisha Prentice, b. 3 Oct 1775; d. 18 Mar 1813, age 36.
vi.	John Prentice, b. 8 Feb 1773; d. 16 Mar 1825, age 47.
vii.	Ellis Prentice, b. 26 May 1782; d. 16 Jul 1848 (?), age 66.  
	There is uncertainty about his date of death in view of another new item
	relating that "Ellis Prentice, a soldier, d. March 18, 1813, ae. 33 years."  
	He may be the Ellis Prentice who m. Lydia Haynes on 1 Mar 1806 at Cambridge, 
	Middlesex, MA.
viii.	Caleb Prentice, b. 31 Jul 1784; d. 17 Feb 1829, age 43.

    66. Nathaniel Prentice, b. 15 Dec 1755. Nathaniel, about 1776, was partner with John Warren in New Ipswich in a fulling mill, occupying the site of the later "Mountain Mills." He had been previously in the same business in Westford. Afterwards bought and carried on the whole business until about 1800 when he sold out and move to Peterboro', NH and d. there 22 Mar 1825, age 60.

    He m. Anna Hoar, dau. of Benjamin Hoar and the third settler of New Ipswich, NH; she was b. 25 Feb 1760, and d. 8 Nov 1824. An extensive set of Ancestor Charts for Benjamin Hoar, tracing her roots back a 1,000 years, can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	William Henry Prentice, b. 22 Jan 1781.			       [135]
ii.	Nancy Prentice, b. 22 Feb 1783; m. Isaac Packard
	of Stoughton, MA on 21 Nov 1807, Boston.
iii.	Polly Prentice, b. 12 May 1785; m. Aaron or 
	William Salter, paper-maker, and d. 1826.  Children:
	1.	William Salter.
	2.	(dau.) Salter.
	3.	(dau.) Salter
iv.	 Nathaniel Prentice Jr., b. 2 Apr 1787; m. Sarah Chapman.
v.	Alfred Prentice, b. 2 Sep 1789; d. 18 Jan 1790.
vi.	John Prentice, b. 18 Feb 1791; d. 21 Nov 1802.
vii.	Alfred Prentice, b. 5 May 1793; d. young.
viii.	Patty Prentice, b. 27 Sep 1795; m. James Holbrook, 
	and d. 15 Apr 1838.
ix.	Sumner Prentice, b. 28 Apr 1789; d. 18 Sep 1843.  Married Nancy Wright 1828, 
	Boston (b. c. 1800 MA).  She appears in the 1850 Baltimore, MD
	census with children:
	1.	Annie Elizabeth Prentice, b. c. 1832, MA; m. James Graham
		Acton, d. 21 Sep 1903, Arundel Co., MD.
	2.	Nancy Prentice, b. c. 1836, MD.
x.	Lona Prentice, b. 18 Sep 1800; m. James Perham who moved to
	Indianapolis, IN in 1834; she d. 18 Jun 1846 and he d. in 1862; had a large family.
xi.	Lucy Prentice, b. 20 Jun 1803; d. Aug 1806.
    67. Henry Prentice, b. 10 Apr 1762, son of William Henry and Sarah, clothier, settled in Hancock, NH.

    He married, 1st, Hannah Davis, b. 1764, on 31 Mar 1784, Littleton, MA. She died 29 Feb 1786 in childbirth and was buried in the same coffinwith her infant son.

    He married, 2nd, Mary "Polly" Reed, b. 20 Apr 1770 in Littleton, MA. She was b. 20 Apr 1770, Littleton, MA, daughter of Col. Jonathan Reed and Sarah Lawrence of Littleton, MA. For an Ancestor Chart on him, see Ancestry.com . For comprehensive Ancestor Charts for Sarah Lawrence which traces her roots back to the 1100s, see Ancestry1.com .

    In 1823, with his son, Jonathan, Henry Prentice started on foot from Hancock, NH for the new country located in the western portion of the New York, 500 miles distant. Henry Prentice selected his future home in Steuben County,. It had an almost inexhaustible supply of timber; the town had then but ten or twelve families.

    After securing a Deed, they returned to NH; next Spring, his sons, Jonathan and William, returned to NY in a horse and wagon, and build a log-house near a spring of water in the woods, the floor of split logs, with a bark roof; a fireplace of stones, a hole in the roof for the escape of smoke; a log hewn to a slab, supported by pins driven in the ground, was their table; their bedstead supported by the sides of the house and one leg in front, and poles for a mattress. A barrel of pork and one of meal, and a few pounds of meat hauled from Bath, twenty miles, were their larder. They baked their hoecake of corn mean on a slab before the fire; their plates of wood, knives and forks from their pockets.

    With sharp axes they cleared the forest, chopped, cleared and fenced, and put in wheat, ten acres of land, pasturing their one old horse, which did their work, a mile from home. Late in the autumn they sold their horse, and under the cabin floor buried deep the half-bushel potatoes they had raised.

    A Widow Whittemore was the attraction which kept William behind, and in a few years he married her. Jonathan returned on foot to NH to give an account of their future home. In the Spring of 1825, they all moved, Jonathan leading, in a two-horse wagon, with the five girls, the father and mother following in a one-horse wagon. They took their household goods. One daughter was so frail they were anxious for her, fearing consumption, but the journey restored her and she lived to a good old age. They stopped for a time in Bath, the county seat.

    Henry settled in what was later Jasper, where he died in 1835; his wife died some years later. As the children grew up, they became members of the Presbyterian Church. They are farmers. Children of Henry and his second wife, Mary Reed: 

    I.	Mary Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1792, New Ipswich, NH, & m., Bath, NY, as his
	2nd wife, Judge Lazarus Hammond  on 8 Mat 1832.  She d. 1863 & is bur. Penn
	Yan, Yates Co., NY.  He was b. 3 Nov 1777, d. 3 Aug 1848 and is bur. Urbana,
	Steuben Co., NY.  No children.
II.	Jonathan Reed Prentice, b. 1795					[136]
III.	William Henry Prentice, b. 1798					[137]
IV.	Sarah Prentice, B. 27 Feb 1801					[138]

    Henry married, 3rd on 29 Apr 1773, Hannah Johnson of Andover, MA, daughter of John Jr. and Hannah Abbot Johnson, born 26 Feb 1774 and died Oct 1844 in Jasper, NY. Buried, Spencer burying ground. Children of Henry by his third wife, Hannah Johnson: 

    V.	Hannah Asenath Prentice, b. 1810					[139]
VI.	Emily Prentice, b. 24 Apr 1811, Hancock, NH.  Died
	24 Jun 1898.  Didn't marry; Lived with sister, Hannah.
VII.	Lydia Prentice, b. 28 Jun 1815.					[140]

    68. Susannah Prentice, dau. of Dea. Nathaniel S. and Martha; m. John Banks of Alstead, NH; she d. there 1839. Children: 

    i.	Polly Banks, b. 17 Apr 1777; m. John Warren, farmer,
	Walpole, NH.
ii.	Betsey Banks, b. 26 Mar 1779; d. single in Alstead 30 Jan
	1849.
iii.	Nathaniel Prentice Banks, b 1 Aug 1783, a mechanic of
	Waltham.  Married and had seven children, the oldest son being Hon.
	Nathaniel Prentice Banks, attorney, and gov. of Massachusetts, member of Congress 
	and army General.
iv.	Joshua Banks, b. 20 Jul 1785; d. 20 Jan 1786.
v.	John Banks; b. 2 Jul 1787; d. single in 1852, Alstead.
vi.	Gardner Banks, b. 15 Jun 1790; d. Mobile, AL 20 Nov
	1817.
vii.	Andrew A. Banks, b. 1 Feb 1793; m. Fanny Livermore in
	Alstead.  Seven children.
viii.	Paschal Banks, b. 25 May 1795; d. 20 Oct 1798.
ix.	Jabez Banks, b. 30 Dec 1797; m and had six children.
x.	Thomas Green Banks, b. 16 Jun 1800, merchant in
	Nashua, NH; m. Rebecca Mann and had five children.
    68a. Martha Prentice, dau. of Dea. Nathaniel and Martha; m. John D. Brooks and moved from Alstead to Bethel, VT in 1810. Died 1842. Children: 
    i.	Polly Brooks, b. 19 Sep 1779; m., 1801, Buckminster
	Wood, farmer, of Orange, NH and moved to Massena, NY and then to
	Loraine Co., OH where she d. 1840 and had five children.
ii.	John Brooks, b. 13 Feb 1782; m. 1st, Pamela Reed of
	Langdon, NH; moved to Royalston, VT and m. 2nd Abigail Clark of
	Langdon, NH.
iii.	Oliver Howard Brooks, b. 11 Jul 1784; married; was
	postmaster, Bethel, VT in 1841 and later.
iv.	Sophia Brooks, b. Mar 1787.
v.	Joshua Brooks, b. 29 Feb 1790; merchant, Avon, OH.
vi.	Austin Brooks, b. and d. 1793. 
vii.	Susan Brooks, b. 6 Jan 1794.
viii.	Josiah Prentice Brooks, b. 5 Apr 1797.  Of Northfield, VT.
ix.	Austin Brooks, b. 4 Aug 1799, Alstead, NH & d. there 17 Jul 1880. 
	Farmer.  He married, first, 11 1824, Huldah Anderson of Royalston, NH. 
	Children: 
	(1)  	deceased infant son, 
	(2)  	Oliver H. who m. Sarah M. Smith and had Austin and       
  		Harry,
	(3)  	Hiram Anderson who m. Julia Lamont, 
	(4)  	Martha S who m., 1st,  Darwin F. Chandler and had a    
   		son,  and 2nd, Theodore Reed and had 3 children, 
	(5)  	Sumner H. Brooks.
    Austin married, and second, Susan W. Smith of Royalston, 25 Jan 1846 and had: 
    	(6)  	Sheldon S. m. Lowena M. Corbin and had 2  children, 
	(7) 	Clarence W., and (8) Francis D. who m. Eva J. Marsh and
		has a son.
x.	Martha Brooks, b. 2 Jul 1802, drowned 1811.
xi.	Oliver Brooks, b. 5 May 1805, d. 1807.

    69. Sartell Prentice was b. 27 Oct 1767, Grafton, MA, and d. 25 Oct 1849, Mt. Hope, Albany, NY at the age of 82. He was the son of Nathaniel Sartell and Martha.

    He m. 1794, Jemima Parmalee, daughter of Ezra and Sybil (Hill) Parmalee of Newport, NH, who were natives of Killinworth, CT. Jemima was b. c.23 or 25 Feb 1773, Newport, NH and d. 19 Nov 1865, Brooklyn, NYC, NY, age 92. An Ancestor Chart for Jemima can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Sartell and Jemima moved to Newport, NH, her birthplace, then a wilderness. They helped to establish a church there, of which they were active members, and also a school. Their house was distinguished for intelligence, order, hospitality and religion. In 1808 Jemima joined the Congregational Church in Alstead, NH and remained till 1816, then joined the Presbyterian Church in Canton, NY, to which they moved.

    Sartell was for many years a merchant in the fur trade. In 1838 he and his wife and daughter, Lucy C., moved to Albany, NY and passed the remainder of his days with his son, Ezra P. Prentice, at "Mount Hope", the latter's fine residence. He often visited his relatives in Boston: one of them said, "He resembled Rev. Solomon Prentice, having the true Prentice Roman nose." Hisson, Ezra, had a fine portrait of him, a good lithographic copy of which is on pg. 37 of the first, 1852, edition of this work with his father's autograph. His son, John H. Prentice, had a perfect bust figurehead of Sartell Prentice for the ship, "Prentice". Sartell was highly appreciated by all, was energetic and influential, pious and good.

    In 1835 they had moved to Albany NY where she joined the Second Presbyterian Church, and soon after her husband also joined. In 1852, 3 years after her husband's death, she moved to Brooklyn, NY to live with her children, and joined the Reformed Dutch Church there, and when Dr. Bethune, the pastor, move to New York, she joined his church there; afterwards she joined the Cong. Church in Brooklyn until her deafness compelled her to remain at home. Her late pastor, Dr. Storrs, delivered an impressive address on her death; she was buried in Albany beside her husband.

    An excellent, and detailed, biography about Sartell and Jemima and their descendants can be found in a book entitled "Saga of 1 Grace Court" by Martha Prentice Strong, privately printed in 1946 by The William Byrd Press of Richmond, VA., pages 57 to 79.

    Children of Sartell and Jemima: 

    i.	Oliver Howard Prentice, b. Alstead 19 Feb 1795; d 1804.
ii.	Ezra Parmalee Prentice, b. Alstead 18 Dec 1797.		[141]
iii.	Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, b. Alstead 18 Jan 1800.		[142]
iv.	John Hill Prentice, b. Alstead 24 Mar 1803.			[143]
v.	Sybil Parmalee Prentice, b. Alstead 24 Sep 1807.		[144]
vi.	Calista Jemima Prentice (or Jemima Calista Prentice), 
	b. Alstead 3 Jan 1810.					[145]
vii.	Lucy Candace Prentice, b. Alstead 15 Jan 1814; resided
	1882 in Brooklyn, NY.
viii.	James Hill Prentice, b. Canton, NY 29 Jun 1817.		[146]
    70. Mary Prentice, dau. of Nathaniel Sartell and Martha, born 3 Aug 1769. She married Benjamin Brooks and moved to Dalton, NH in 1814 or 1816. She d. 1822, age 53. In 1850 Benjamin was living with his third wife and three sons, all settled near each other. Children: 
    i.	Lydia P. Brooks.
ii.	Mary P. Brooks.
iii.	Oliver M. Brooks.
iv.	Harriet N. Brooks.
v.	Eliza E. Brooks.
vi.	Martha A. Brooks.
vii.	Nathaniel Prentice Brooks.
viii.	Edward P. Brooks.
ix.	Lucy M. Brooks.
    71. Josiah Prentice, Reverend, son of Dea. Nathaniel S. and Martha. Dartmouth College, 1795; studied theology with Dr. Emmons of Franklin. Ordained 29 May 1799, over the Congregational Church, Northwood, NH. Resigned because of ill health on 3 Nov 1842, after forth-four years' pastorate. An earnest and successful pastor, he died in Northwood, NH.

    He m. 12 Feb 1801 Nancy Wiggin of New Market, NH. She was the dau. of Chase Wiggin and Mary Perkins. An Ancestor Chart for Nancy can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Matilda E. Prentice, b. 13 Apr 1802; m. Samuel Buzzell, farmer, Northwood; d. in Portland, ME on 10 Mar in the 1870s.
    2. Mary Prentice, b. 8 Aug 1804; m. Abraham Perkins, merchant, of Durham, NH and died 25 Nov 1875 in Northwood, NH after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude.
    3. Martha Howard Prentice, b. 15 Dec 1807. . . . . . . . . . [71.1]
    4. Hannah Prentice, b. 14 Oct 1809; m. 1847, Rev. Samuel Hill Merrill of Oldtown, ME. He was the son of James Merrill and Martha Crockett. They had 1 or more children, including:

      1. Susan Prentice Merrill. She m. Thomas Brackett Reed Jr. in 1870. He was b. 18 Oct 1839 in Cumberland Co., ME, and d. 7 Dec 1902 in Washington, D.C. By email of 9 May 2006, Tom Gede relates the following:

          ". . . Thomas Brackett Reed, Jr., [was] the 36th and again the 38th Speaker of the House of Representatives, off and on from 1889 to 1899, and under whom the power of the Speaker was greatly augmented.

          Wikipedia notes: "'Czar Reed,' as he was called by his opponents, sought to end the obstruction of bills by the minority, in particular by countering the tactic known as the 'disappearing quorum.' By refusing to vote on a motion, the minority could ensure that a quorum would not be achieved, and that the result would be invalid. Reed, however, declared that members who were in the chamber but refused to vote would still count for the purposes of determining a quorum. Through these and other rulings, Reed ensured that the Democrats could not block the Republican agenda."

        Susan and Thomas had a daughter:

        1. Katherine Reed, b. 23 Jan 1875. She m. Arthur Ballantine, and moved to San Diego. CA.

    5. Tryphenia Prentice, b. 12 Jul 1813; m. G. Bostwick, merchant of Pittsfield, NH. Died before 1883.

    71.1 Martha Howard Prentice, b. 15 Dec 1807, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada, and d. 29 Feb 1892 in Northwood, New Hampshire. 1870 census in Northwood, NH.

    She m. Dudley Freeze Tucker of Deerfield, NH on 31 Dec 1829. He was b. 1805 and d. 15 Mar 1888 and bur. Harvey Lake Cem., Northwood, NH. He was the son of James Tucker and Anna Freeze. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children per DAR and Ancestry.com:

    1. Nellie M. Tucker, b. c. 1831 in Deerfield, NH, and d. in New Orleans, LA. At home in 1870 census. She m. Mr. Smith.
    2. Harriet Newell Tucker, b. c. 1832, Northwood, NH, and d. there.
    3. Isabella/Belle P. Tucker,b. c. 1834, Northwood, NH and d. Stratham, NH. She m. Mr. Wiggin. Not in 1880 census.
    4. Martha Grace Tucker, b. c. 1835, Deerfield, NH and d. Portsmouth, NH. She may be Martha A. D. Tucker who m. Joseph A. Grace and had:
      1. Edward Prentice Grace.
    5. Josiah Prentice Tucker, b. c. 1836, Deerfield, NH and d. Boston, MA. He m. Hannah Ralston Whipple on 22 Oct 1857 in Concord, NH. They had 3 or more children, including:
      1. Alice Ralston Tucker. She, b. Concord, NH. She m. Charles Ira Bliss.
      2. John Prentice Tucker
      3. Winifred Howard Tucker
    6. Ellen N. Tucker, b. c. 1837. At home in 1870 census. She m. Dexter Smith.
    7. Austin H. Tucker, b. c. 1840, Deerfield, NH, and d. Boston, MA.. At home in 1870 census. He m. Jennie M. on 21 Sep 1876 in Northwood. She was b. c. 1839 in Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. Not in 1880 census. 1900 census in Framingham, Middlesex Co., MA, without children.
    8. Charles P. Tucker, b. c. 1844, Northwood, NH, and d. in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. At home in 1870. He m. Susie B. c. 1870. She was b. c. 1840, Concord, NH. Son:
      1. (son) Tucker, b. 11 May 1873, Northwood, NH.
    9. James Willis Tucker, b. c. 1850, Northwood, NH, and d. there on 8 Sep 1850.

    72. Otis Prentice, son of Capt. John and Sarah

    Otis m. 1st, 13 Oct 1795, Auburn, Lucretia Jackson of Petersham, MA. She d. childless, 1803. He m., 2nd, Hannah Abbot, dau. of Col. Abbot of Providence, RI. Lived in Northbridge, MA and d. there Dec 1846, age 76. Children of Otis and Hannah:

    1. Josiah Sartell Prentice, supposed lost at sea.
    2. Lucretia Prentice, m. 26 Feb 1833, Millbury, Horace Armsby/Armsbry, machinist and manufacturer of Millbury, MA who b. c. 1809 and d. 23 Apr 1879, age 70; native of Paris ME. They appear in the 1860 census in Millbury, Worcester Co., MA with their daughter and his mother, Hannah (Abbot) Prentice:
      1. Anna Armsbry, b. c. 1836

    3. Sarah Prentice probably m. William Kitchen of Lowell on 16 Nov 1833 at Grafton, Worchester, MA..
    4. Lucy Ann Prentice; m. Mr. Remington, machinist of Northbridge, MA.
    5. Mary Ann Prentice, b. 1823; m. 3 Jun 1847, Lewis Armsby, b. c. 1814, machinist, of Northbridge, MA. They appear in the 1860 census in Northbridge, Worcester Co., MA with their son:
      1. Henry Prentice Armsbry, b. c. 1854, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [72,1]

    72.1 Henry Prentice Armsbry, Born September 21, 1853, in Whitinsville, MA, and d. October 19, 1921, at State College, PA. He appears in the 1910 census living at State College Boro, Centre, PA, with his wife and family. His obituary reads as follows, per Scott Prentice:

      Henry Prentiss Armsby, Ph.B. 1874, Born September 21, 1853, in Whitinsville, MA, and d. October 19, 1921, at State College, PA.

      Henry Prentiss Armsby was born September 21, 1853, in Whitinsville, Mass., the son of Lewis Armsby, a pattern maker with the firm of P. Whitin & Sons, and Mary Ann (Prentiss) Armsby. His father was the son of Joshua Armsby, Jr., and Martha (McClellan) Armsby, and a descendant of Enos Armsby, who settled at Sutton, Mass., in 1786. The Prentiss family lived at Northbndge, Mass.

      Henry Armsby received his early education at the high school in Millbury, Mass., and then studied at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where he was graduated with the degree of B.S. in 1871. He remained there for another year as an assistant in chemistry, and then entered the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale, taking the chemistry course.

      He was a teacher of natural science at the Fitchburg (Mass.) High School during 1874-75, spent the following year at the University of Leipsic, and then served for a year as an assistant in chemistry at Rutgers College. From 1877 to 1881 he was connected with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station as a chemist, after which he served for two years as vice-principal of the Storrs Agricultural School (now the Connecticut Agricultural College). He then spent four years as professor of agricultural chemistry and associate director of the Experiment Station at the University of Wisconsin. In 1887 he became director of the Agricultural Experiment Station at the Pennsylvania State College, and served in this capacity for the next twenty years, from 1890 to 1902 also being dean of the School of Agriculture. In 1907 he resigned to devote himself exclusively to research, and at that time was placed in charge of the Institute of Animal Nutrition which had just been established at the college. He continued to serve as its director and as professor of animal nutrition until his death. While serving as director of the Experiment Station at the college, Dr Armsby designed and had constructed a respiration calorimeter for the purpose of testing the nutriment values of various foodstuffs on animals, the first of its kind in the world, and the only one of its kind in this country. The United States Department of Agriculture, with which he had been connected as an expert since 1898, aided him with its construction.

      Dr. Armsby was chairman of the committee on cooperative experiment station exhibits and a member of the committee on dairy tests at the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893 and at the Paris Exposition in 1900. He had served as president of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations (1898-99), the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science (1905-07), and the American Society of Animal Nutrition (1908-1911). He was a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Chemical Society, the American Physiological Society, and the American Society of Biological Chemists (on whose council he served in 1907), and a foreign member of the Royal Academy of Agriculture of Sweden. He became a member of the National Academy of Science in April, 1920. In 1917 he was appointed a member of the committee on agriculture of the National Research Council, and the next year served on the Inter-Allied Scientific Food Commission.

      For six months before his death he had been actively engaged in making plans for the greatest research nutrition investigation ever undertaken, and in that connection spent much time in Washington in the spring and summer of 1921. He had contributed numerous scientific articles to various journals, and was the author of A Manual of Cattle Feeding (1880), The Farmers' Annual Handbook (with E. H. Jenkins, '72; 1882-83), Principles of Animal Nutrition (1903), and "The Nutrition of Farm Animals (1917). He received the degree of Ph.D. at Yale in 1879, after a year of graduate study in the Sheffield Scientific School [while he was connected with the Connecticut Agricultural College], and in 1920 Yale conferred the honorary degree of Sc.D. upon him. The Worcester Polytechnic Institute gave him the same degree in 1921, and the University of Wisconsin that of LL.D. in 1904. He had been a member of Congregational churches in Millbury, Mass., and Madison, Wis., serving as a deacon of the latter church in 1880-81, but since 1910 had belonged to St. Andrew's Mission (Protestant Episcopal) at State College, of which he was for several years a vestryman.

      He died at State College, October 19, 1921, of cerebral hemorrhage, after an illness of five weeks. He was taken ill early in September and was granted a leave of absence to enable him to regain his health. He had planned to go South, but his condition did not improve sufficiently to permit the journey He was buried in Pine Hall Cemetery at State College.

      Dr Armsby was married October 15, 1878, in Millbury, to Lucy Atwood, daughter of Charles Lee and Betsy (Atwood) Harding. She survives him with their five sons, Charles Lewis, Ernest Harding, Sidney Prentiss, Henry Horton, and Edward McClellan The sons are all graduates of Pennsylvania State College, having received the degree of B.S. there in 1904, 1905, 1910, 1911, and 1913, respectively.

    Henry Prentice Armsby m. Lucy Atwood 15 Oct 1878, Millbury. She was b. c. 1855, MA. Children:

    1. Charles Lewis Armsby, b. c. 1884, WI.
    2. Ernest Harding Armsby.
    3. Sidney Prentiss Armsby, b. c. 1886, WI.
    4. Henry Horton Armsby, b. c. 1890, PA.
    5. Edward McClellan Armsby, b. c. 1892, PA.

    73. Rhoda Prentice, b. 14 Jan 1775 in Auburn, MA and d. there at the age of 100 on 22 Aug 1875. She was the daughter of John Prentice and Sarah.

    She m. John Clark., Esq., of Auburn, MA who was b. 1 Mpv 1764 in Worcester, MA and d. 19 Mar 1847 in Auburn, MA. An Ancestor Chart for his maternal line can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Sally B. Clark, b. 24 Nov 1794, Auburn, MA; m. John Boyden of Medfield, MA on 19 Jan 1815, Worcester, MA. Their son, John Prentice Clerk is in New Haven, CT.
    2. John Clark, b. 17 Mar 1798, Auburn, MA; m. Sally Rice of Ward, later Auburn, MA, on 31 Mar 1824, Auburn, Ma, and had ten children.
    3. Joseph Clark, b. 12 Aug 1801, Auburn, MA; m. Martha W. Hill, dau. of Capt. Samuel C. Hill of Boston. He was a doctor and lived in 1852 in Scotch Plains, Westfield Twp., Essex Co., NJ. Children:
      1. Samuel Hills Clark, 1829.
      2. Adeline Rhoda Clark, 1830.
      3. Thomas Hinckley Clark, 1832.
      4. George Messenger Clark, 1834.
      5. Joseph Clark, b and d. 1836.
      6. Joseph Clark, 1838.
      7. Erastus James Clark, 1840.
      8. Thomas H. Clark, went to California.
    4. Adeline Clark, b. 8 Apr 1805, Auburn, MA and d. there 7 Feb 1846.
    5. Lucy Prentice Clark, b. 24 Apr 1811, Auburn, MA.

    74. Elijah Prentice, b. 26 Dec 1776, lived in Auburn, MA, son of Capt. John and Sarah.

    He m. Elisabeth/Betsey Knowles 30 Jun 1801, Auburn. She was b. c. 1781 and d. 10 Jul 1870, age 89 Children.

    1. Eliza Prentice, b. 4 Jun 1802 in Auburn, m. 25 Sep 1827, Leicester, Worcester, MA, Brigham N. Barton and d. in Philadelphia, 1854.
    2. John Prentice, b. 16 Jan 1805, Auburn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[147]
    3. Josiah S. Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1814, Auburn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [148]
    4. Alonzo Brooks Prentice, b. 1 Feb 1819, Auburn. . . . . . . . . . . . .[149]
    5. Elijah Freeman Prentice, b. 25 Jul 1822, Auburn. . . . . . . . . . . . [150]

    75. Josiah Sartell Prentice, b. 1778, son of Capt. John and Sarah. Josiah lived in Oxford, MA. Farmer, justice of the peace, coroner, etc. Alive in 1851.

    Josiah m. 1st, Anna Waters on 11 Nov 1801 who d of consumption at Ashby, MA 5 May 1827, age 43. Children of Josiah and Anna:

    1. Lucy Howard Prentice, b. 18 Jul 1802; m. Capt. Asa Goodell of Millbury, MA on 20 May 1822 who d. of consumption 30 Jun 1823, age 34. He was b. 1 Jan 1789, son of Asa Goodell and Mary Rice. Lucy also d. of the same disease, 24 Feb 1836, age 36. An Ancestor Chart for Asa can be found at Ancestry.com .

    2. Sophronia Prentice, b. 24 Jul 1804; d. single, of consumption on 1 Oct 1826, age 22.

    Josiah m. 2nd on 7 Sep 1828, Petersham, Widow Mary Stevens, b. 1 Aug 1791, of Petersham, MA; she was dau. of Rev. Joseph Farrar, minister of Dublin, NH, a chaplain in the Rev. army, and a very eccentric man.

    76. John Prentice, b. 25 Apr 1786, son of Capt. John and Rebecca. He was a trader in Worcester, MA moved to Mt. Vernon, NH, formerly part of Amherst, and there was a trader and deputy sheriff, and in 1830 town clerk of Amherst, and cashier of the bank there eighteen years. Moved then to Millbury, MA and was cashier of the bank there, resigned 1852, and lived with his son John in Mt. Vernon, NH. He spelled his name Prentiss; his father wrote Prentice.

    He m. Azuba Towne of Auburn, MA 29 Oct 1809, Gloucester, Essex, MA. She was b. 14 Apr 1788 in Auburn, Worcester Co., MA and was the dau. of Phineas Towne and Lovinia Boyden. An Ancestor Chart for Azuba can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Hartwell Howard Prentice, b. 1810; music publisher, Boston, 1852 and single.
    2. John J. Prentice, b. 1818, Mt. Vernon, NH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [151]
    3. Henry Prentice, b. 1823; d. Amherst, 1827.

    77. Sarah Prentice, b. 31 Oct 1766 in Grafton, MA, and d. there in 1827, dau. of Henry and Sarah.

    She m. Jonathan Warren of Grafton, MA, on1 May 1788, probably in Grafton. He was b. c, 1763 in Grafton and d. in Grafton in 1828, age 61. Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Henry P. Warren, b. 1791 in Grafton and d there in 1841.
    2. Elizabeth N. Warren, b. 1793 in Grafton and d. there in 1841. She m. Jonas Greenwood; d. 1841. Children:
      1. Elizabeth W. Greenwood, b. c. 1818, probably Grafton, MA.
      2. Jonas E. Greenwood, b. c. 1825, probably Grafton, MA.
    3. Silas Warren, b. 1797; m. Mary Cutler
    4. Sarah Warren, b. c. 1795-1798, Grafton. She m. Liberty Wood. Children:
      1. Liberty W. Wood, b. c. 1819, perhaps Grafton.
      2. Jonathan H. Wood, b. c. 1822, perhaps Grafton.
      3. Charles C. Wood, b. c. 1827, perhaps Grafton.
      4. Francis M. Wood, b. c. 1832, perhaps Grafton.
    5. Jonathan Warren, b. 1799. He m. Sally S. Brown. Children:
      1. Jonathan Warren, b. 1825 in Grafton
      2. Horace S. Warren, b. 1827 in Grafton
      3. George W. Warren, b. 1831 in Grafton
      4. John D. Warren, b. 1834 in Grafton,,MA
      5. Sarah B. Warren, b. 1836 in Grafton,,MA
      6. Hannah H. Warren, b. 1838 in Grafton,,MA
    6. Charles J. Warren, b. 1801. He m. Huldah C. Goddard. Children:
      1. Sarah A. Warren, b. 1828, perhaps Grafton.
      2. Levi G. Warren, b. 1831, perhaps Grafton.
    7. Hannah H. Warren, b. 1803. She m. Samuel Harrington. Children:
      1. Sarah E. Harrington, b. 1828, perhaps Grafton.
      2. Mary L. Harrington, b. 1830, perhaps Grafton.
      3. Hannah C.Harrington, b. 1833, perhaps Grafton
    8. Rufus E. Warren, b. 1805. He m. Almira Brown. Children:
      1. Jane E. Warren, b. 1832, perhaps Grafton.
      2. Ellen E. Warren, b. 1834, perhaps Grafton.

    78. Lydia Prentice, b. 30 Oct 1768, Grafton, MA, and d. 1829, Milbury, MA, age 68.

    She m. Joshua Chase of Grafton, MA on 23 Aug 1787. He was the son of Paul Chase and Lucy Richardson. An Ancestor Chart for Joshua can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:

    1. Nancy Chase, b. 1788 in Millbury, MA. She m. Isaac Stiles.
    2. Paul Cushing Chase, b. 1790 in Millbury, MA. He m. Sally Pierce on 9 Dec 1819 in Millbury. She was b. 10 Jun 1791 in Millbury, dau. of Aaron Pierce and Hannah Greenwood. An Ancestor Chart for Sally can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Leonard Pierce Chase b: 5 Sep 1820 in Millbury Or Sutton, Massachusetts
      2. Lydia P. Chase b: 1822
      3. George Cushing Chase b: 18 Sep 1824 in Millbury, Massachusetts
      4. Lewis Stow Chase b: 6 Aug 1826 in Millbury, Massachusetts
      5. George Lewis Chase b: 18 Jan 1828 in Millbury, Massachusetts
      6. David B. Chase b: 1829
      7. Hannah Greenwood Chase b: 22 Feb 1831 in Sutton, Massachusetts
      8. Daniel Moody Chase b: 25 Jul 1832 in Millbury, Massachusetts
    3. Betty Chase, b. 1792.
    4. Hannah Prentice Chase, b. 1795. She m. Noah Blood. Children:
      1. Lorenzo Prentice Blood, b. 25 Jul 1824. . . . . . . . . [78a]
    5. Palmer G. Chase, b. 1799; m. Sally Burbank. Resided Millbury. Children:
      1. Silas Chase.
      2. Lydia P. Chase.
      3. Francis Chase.
    6. Henry Prentice Chase, b. 27 Mar 1807, Sutton, MA; m. Achsa Hersey Clements and had Harriet H. Chase, b. 9 Jul 1830 who m. Edwin Tyler Marble. (For descendants, see Roger Marble letter of 6 Aug 1997.)

    78a. Lorenzo Prentice Blood, son of Hannah Prentice Chase and Noah Blood. He m. Margaret Grant Thompson. The following biographical material comes from "Life Sketches of Leading Citizens of Middlesex County, Massachusetts 1898 Biographical Review Publishing Company - Boston"

    Lorenzo Prentice Blood, a well-known educator and thehistorian of Pepperell, was born in this town July 25, 1824, son of Noah Blood and his wife, Hannah Prentice(Chase) Blood. His first American ancestor on hisfather's side was James Blood, who settled in CharlestownMass., in 1630, and afterward removed to Concord, Mass.,

    He is said to have been a brother of the notorious Colonel John Blood of Cromwell's time. Richard, son of James, was one of the first proprietor's of Groton, Mass. James Blood, second, son of Richard, settled upon a part of the paternal estate. He was killed by the Indians September 13, 1692. John Blood, son of James, second, lived in Groton. He was the father of nine children, of whom the eldest, John Blood Jr. settled in Groton,West Parish (now Pepperell) locating about one mile west of the centre. His eldest son, John 3rd, succeeded to the homestead. His youngest son, Edmund, served on board the brigantine "Hague" under Commodore Manley, during theRevolutionary War. He owned a farm near the paternal homestead, where he was engaged in farming during the active period of his life. He married his 2nd wife when he was over seventy years old, and by that union had one son, Edmund H. N. Blood, who lived on the homestead atthe age of 62 years.

    John Blood, grandfather of the subject of this sketch, married Olive Ball of Townsend, a memorial of whose family has been prepared and issued. He had four children John, Noah , Olive and Rebecca. John inherited the home farm. He married Susan Jewett and by her had six children: Susan M., John Eliab, Henry H, Lucy Jane, Andrew J.,and James H. Blood. Olive died in childhood and Rebecca married Deacon Henry Jewett of Pepperell.

    Noah Blood, father of Lorenzo P. Blood , was born at the homestead and reared to agricultural pursuits. When a young man he bought an adjoining estate, the presen ttown farm, where he resided for about thirty years, when he removed to the place where his son later lived.

    Hannah Prentice Chace , his wife, was a native of Millbury Mass., and her mother was a representative of the Prentice family of Grafton, Mass. Both the Blood and the Chase families were long-lived people. Edmund Blood, the Revolutionary patriot above named, lived to be ove reighty; John, his brother, died at seventy-two years; John E. was living and eighty-three in 1898; Mrs.Rebecca Jewett lived to be eighty-three years old; and Mrs. Hannah P. Chase Blood attained the age of eightyseven.

    Noah Blood was accidentally killed when sixty two but was an able-bodied man at the time of his death.He had two children: Noah Orville Blood and Lorenzo Prentice Blood, the subject of this sketch.

    Noah Orville Blood was for some years a merchant in Concord, Mass. He later went to Wilkes Barre, Pa., remaining there but a short time. His last years were spent in Abington, Mass., where he died at the age ofsixty-two years. He had a family of one son and two daughters, none of whom were living in 1898.

    Lorenzo Prentice Blood prepared for college at the Pepperell Academy and entering Amherst, was in the class of twenty-six graduated in 1846. Dr. Henry M. Storrs late secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions, was one of his classmates; and Galusha A. Grow and Dr. Seelye for several years president of Amherst College were also students in the college at that time. There are now (1898) but seven members of the class of 1846, and reunions are held once in ten years.

    While pursuing his classical course, Mr. Blood taught school during thevacation season, and immediately after graduating he entered Andover (Mass.) Theological Seminary, but soon abandoned the study of divinity in order to enter permanently the field of education. During his longand varied career he was called to different localities entering upon his work in Vermont, and continuing it in Red Bank and Shrewsbury, NH., Prince Georges County, Maryland, the Pepperell Academy in 1852 and 1853 and the Marblehead High School, the academy in South Braintree, Mass.

    After spending two years in business with his brother in Abington he went to Baltimore, MD., in January 1858 and taught Trinity School one and a half years. In August, 1859, he became principal of the Washington County Academy in Hagerstown, Md., where he remained until August 1868; and, as his sojourn there extended through the exciting times of the Civil War his position was one requiring considerable tact to maintain.

    The academy was attended by children whose parents were about equally divided, some opposing and others supporting the cause of seccession; but his happy faculty of getting along with his patrons and pupils carried him through without any factional discord. On account of his mother's advanced age he returned in August 1868 to Pepperell, where he revived the old Academy and presided over it for a time, later for 3 years taking charge of the high school and later still of the academy in Pembroke, NH.

    In politics he was a Republican. He has attended many conventions, was for a number of years a member of the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor and an Assessor, and also served for several years as Superintendent of Schools and Committee on the School Board, and, in fact, in almost every other office in the service of the town, being for many years Moderator at town meetings. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity, and as Master of the lodge in Hagerstown during the war he saw, upon many occasions the practical demonstration of the benefits of the craft. He was familiar with historical Masonry, and he was formerly connected with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

    In June 1854 he was chosen principal of the Marblehead High School; and on November 29, 1855, Mr. Blood was united in marriage with Margaret Grant Thompson of Marblehead, formerly a teacher in that town. She was the mother of three children: Samuel Thompson Blood, instructor in the industrial department of the Mass. Reformatory; Annah Prentice Blood, a graduate of the Salem Normal School and later a teacher in Mount Vernon, NY and Margaret Grant Blood who resided at the home of her parents.

    Of late (ca 1898) Mr. Blood had turned his attention to surveying, and besides locating the lines of many farms he laid out several public highways. He was secured to write a history of Pepperell for Drake's History of Middlesex County, and he was the author of that part of Hurd's History devoted to this town. He was highly esteemed both personally and for his scholarly ability and was a recognized authority upon many subjects.

    He had been usefull to his fellow-men in every station of his life. His religion was to "deal justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with his God."

    Children:

    1. Samuel Thompson Blood, instructor in the industrial department of the Mass. Reformatory.
    2. Anna Prentice Blood, b. Hagerstown, MD. She was a graduate of the Salem Normal School and later a teacher in Mount Vernon, NY.
    3. Margaret Grant Blood who resided at the home of her parents.

    79. Joseph Prentice, b. 19 Jul 1770, son of Henry and Sarah; m. Priscilla Merriam of Grafton, MA, 26 Jun 1796, where they resided. She was b. c. 1772 in Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. Children:

    1. Sally Prentice, b. 9 Mar 1796. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[152]
    2. Horace Prentice, b. 12 Apr 1798. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [153]
    3. Charles Prentice, b. 21 Jul 1799; d. Alexandria, Rapides Parrish, LA, 1823.
    4. Tarrent M. Prentice, b. 2 Jan 1810, MA & d. in Louisiana 25 Aug 1843.
    5. Marie E. Prentice, b. 9 Jul 1813. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[154]

    80. Solomon Prentice, son of Henry and Sarah, b. 22 Sep 1774. Died at Grafton 28 Feb 1855. He wanted his body be kept several days for fear of being buried alive.

    He m. 1st Tabitha Leland on 23 Feb 1800, Grafton. She was b. c. 1880 and d. 13 Apr 1846, age 66. He m. 2nd Widow Milly Newton, 14 Dec 1847 at the age of 73 in Southboro', MA.Children: 

    i.	Sarah/Sally Prentice, b. 15 May 1801  & d 1849.  Did not marry.  Living with 
	the family of her brother, William, in the 1880 Grafton, MA census.
ii.	Solomon Leland Prentice, b. 5 Dec 1802				[155]
iii.	Henry Prentice, b. 8 Oct 1807.					[156]
iv.	William Prentice, b. 20 Jan 1810.					[157]
v.	Charles Prentice, b. 4 Mar 1812.					[158]
    81. Henry Prentice, b. 12 Aug 1776, son of Henry and Sarah; m. Mary Pratt, and moved to Weathersfield, VT where he appears at pg. 205 of the 1850 census. He d. 10 Nov 1850 and she d. 1 Apr 1861, age 84. Both are bur. in the Aldrich Graveyard, Weathersfield. Children: 
    i.	Susannah P. Prentice, b. 1803.					[159]
ii.	Mary Prentice, b. 1805, d. 1807.
iii.	Sarah Rice Prentice, b. 1808; d. 1833, Smithfield, RI.
iv.	Hannah Prentice, b. 1811 single, living in 1850.
v.	Henry Prentice, b. 1813.						[160]
vi.	Joseph Prentice, b. 1819; d. 1822, Weathersfield.
    82. Tartius Prentice, b. 10 Aug 1778, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. He was the son of Henry and Sarah.

    He m. 1st Polly Sherman on 16 Dec 1800, of Grafton, MA, and resided there some years, then moved to Shrewsbury, MA and there 1822. Polly was the dau. of Timothy Sherman and Batchelle(?) Batchelor. An extensive Ancestor chart for Polly can be found at Ancestry.com .

    He m. 2nd Miss/Mrs. Chase (note: one account says his second wife was Fanny Gelding and the 1850 census says "Fanny.") on 15 Jun 1818, Millbury, Worcester, MA. Fanny's Mt. View Cemetery headstone indicates she was b. 1780 and d. 21 Dec 1859, age 79 yrs, 3 months, 21 days. Lived also in Northboro and Millbury, later Westboro', MA. Children by Polly:

    1. Elizabeth/Eliza Prentice, b. 14 Apr 1801 and d. 19 Jan 1823 or 1824 in Shrewsbury, unmarried, age 23. Buried in Mt. View Cemetery.
    2. John Prentice, b. 4 Oct 1803. . . . . . . . [161]
    3. Palmer G. Prentice, b. 1820; shoemaker; at home in 1850 Westborough, Worcester, census.
    Children by second wife, Fanny Gelding(?).
    1. Edwin Prentice, b. c. 1807. . . . . . . . . . [162]
    83. Charles Prentice, , b. 21 Aug 1781, son of Henry and Elizabeth Case, b. c. 1781, widow of Mr. Merriam; resided in Grafton, MA; town clerk there 1836 till his death, 22 Feb 1853; selectman and assessor, 1852-3; age 71. Elizabeth d. 1851. No children.

    84. Solomon Prentice, b. 17 Aug 1773, son of Solomon (#37) and Anna.

    He m. Elizabeth Fay of Alstead, NH on 23 May 1797; she d. 8 May 1847. Resided in Skeneatales, Co., NY where he died. Children: 

    i.	Anna Prentice, b. 5 Aug 1800, NY				[163]
ii.	Persis H. Prentice, b. 24 Oct 1802; d. 4 May 1815.
iii.	Asa Prentice, b. 18 Dec 1808				[164]
iv.	Francis H. Prentice, b. 16 Jun 1811.				[165]
v.	Sumner Prentice, b. 29 Jun 1815.				[166]
vi.	Sarah Prentice, b. 1816; d. 29 Jun 1837.
vii.	Solomon M. Prentice, b. 11 Jul 1818.			[167]
viii.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 1821; d. 2 May 1823.			
ix.	Nathan F. Prentice, b. 11 Oct 1825.				[168]
    85. Amos Prentice, son of Ebenezer and Abigail. Amos was in the market produce business.

    He m. on 23 Sep 1813 in West Cambridge, Hannah Coolidge Trask. Hannah was admitted to the church and baptized, West Cambridge, 27 Oct 1815. Hannah d. 1840 in West Cambridge (now Arlington) Middlesex Co., MA. See Ancestry.com tracing her roots to 1591. Children: 

    i.	Amos Ebenezer Prentice, b. 1817; bapt. W. Cambridge 
	Church, 29 Oct 1817.						[169]
ii.	Thomas B. Prentice, b. 1819.					[170]
iii.	Charles B. Prentice, b. 1822.					[171]
iv.	Anna W. Prentice, b. 1824; m. Daniel H. W. Sawin 8 Jun
	1845, expressman of Cambridge, MA.  He d. 1864.  Daughter:
		1. (dau.) Sawin, m. James E. Taylor, Grocer, Chicago.
v.	Hannah M. Prentice.						[172]
vi.	Mary Ann Prentice.						[173]
vii.	John M. Prentice, b. Mar 1834.					[174]
viii.	Sarah L. Prentice, b. 1836.					[175]
ix.	Susie Willard Prentice, b. 1838.					[176]
    86. Isaac Prentice, son of Solomon and Rebecca (Frost); m. 4 May 1806, Boston, Margaret Batterman, dau. of Capt. George Batterman of Boston; she was b. 22 Feb 1782, and d. 31 May 1846. Isaac was a shipwright, Boston, and drowned on his way to New York to look after a vessel of his, the captain of which had absconded with the freight money. He d. 21 Feb 1822, age 40.

    In crossing a Durham, CT bridge in the New York stage, a part of the bridge gave way, the stage was precipitated into the water, and he and a Mr. Palmer were drowned; his remains were found, and on the following Sunday taken into the meeting-house there and a sermon preached on the occasion. On March 20th his remains were deposited in Mr. George Batterman's tomb, and a funeral sermon preached in Trinity Church, Boston; the tomb is in the old burial ground on Boston Common. Children: 

    i.	Caroline Batterman Prentice, b. 4 Feb 1807; m. Warren
	Fletcher of W. Cambridge, MA; d. Francestown, NH 22 Sep 1853; no
	children.
ii.	George Batterman Prentice, b. 14 Sep Apr 1809.			[177]
iii.	Isaac Augustus Prentice, b. 3 Jul 1811; d. Francestown
	24 Jun 1868, single.
iv.	Maria Louisa Prentice, b. 13 Nov 1813; 
	d. Nov. 1833, single.
v.	Charles Henry Eugene Prentice, b. 23 Sep 1819.			[178]
    87. William T. Prentiss of Arlington, MA, b. c 1786, Arlington, Middlesex Co., M A, and d. 30 Dec 1845, Arlington. He was the son of Solomon and Rebecca. He d. 30 Mar 1845, age 59.

    William m. Fanny/Frances Russell on 26 Jun or 28 Aug 1808; dau. of Walter Russell and Frances Cutter of Charlestown, MA; she b. 16 Mar 1789, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. Arlington, MA 26 Jan 1871, age 81; resided Arlington, both of W. Cambridge Church 1812 and 1820. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found t Ancestry.com . An Ancestor Chart for Frances Cutter can also be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Frances Prentiss, bap. 2 Aug 1812, Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 26 Sep 1886, Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA. She m. Jesse Bucknam of W. Cambridge 24 May 1827. He was b. 6 Feb 1804 in Stoneham, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 1 Apr 1873, Arlingtton, MA. He was the son of Ebenezer Bucknam and Rachel Lovejoy. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:
      1. Theodore Gray Bucknam, b. 6 MAR 1828 in Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts
      2. Benjamin Franklin Bucknam, b. 26 NOV 1829 in Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts
      3. Frances Maria Bucknam, b. 24 JUL 1833 in Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts

    2. Mary Prentiss, bapt. 2 Aug 1812.
    3. Almira Prentiss, b. 17 Feb & bap. 21 May 1815 & m. Benjamin Poland of W. Cambridge on 1 Sep 1836. He was b. 19 Nov 1811 & d. 12 Aug 1878; son of John and Dorothy (Willey) Poland. Children:
      1. Benjamin F. Poland, b. 1838 & d. 1878.
      2. Arthur Prentiss Poland, b. 1844 & d. 1901; m. Emma Robbins.
      3. James Prentiss Poland, b. 1853.
      4. Myra Poland, b. 13 Dec 1855.

    4. William Prentiss, bapt. 6 Jun 1813 , Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. there 9 Jan 1889. Single in 1852. Apparently not in 1860 census. Living with his brother, Samuel, in the 1850 census.
    5. Samuel G. Prentiss, b. c. 1816, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [87.10]
    6. Elmira Prentiss, b. 21 May 1815 in Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. there 29 Apr 1897.
    7. Eliza Prentiss, bapt. 6 Jun 1819.
    8. Rebecca Prentiss, bapt. 4 May 1823; m. William Henry Kent of Boston either in Medford 21 Aug 1846 or 25 Aug 1846 in West Charlestown, Middlesex Co., MA (per Ancestry.com). He was b. 21 Mar 1823 in Duxbury, MA and d. 7 Feb 1889. Daughter:
      1. Alice Kent.
    9. Harriet Prentiss, bapt. 9 Jul 1825; m. George C. Russell of W. Cambridge 24 Aug 1845, Arlington. Children:
      1. Fannie Buckman Russell, b. 13 Jan 1850. Lived in Arlington, MA. She m. Alvah Winslow Brown on 3 Apr 1872. Children:
        1. Howard Malcolm Brown, b. 12 Sep 1877.
        2. Alvah Howard Brown, b. 30 Dec 1882.
      2. Georgiana Russell, b. 29 Dec 1853 and d. 22 Feb 1932 in Arlington, MA. She m. Melnoth Augustus Hobbs on 16 Jan 1873. Children:
        1. Alice Gertrude Hobbs, b. 6 May 1873 in Arlington, MA
        2. Harry Russell Hobbs, b. 21 Nov 1881
        3. Roscoe Frost Hobbs, b. 3 Jun 1882
    10. James Prentiss, bapt 5 Nov 1827, Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 18 Sep 1855. He m. Margaret/Elinor Norcross on 14 Dec 1848 in Medford, MA. She was b. 13 Jun 1827, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 8 Aug 1902. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Not in 1850 census.

    87.10 Samuel G. Prentiss, b. c. 1816, MA, per 1870 census, and then living in Baltimore, MD. Living with him in the 1850 census is William Prentiss, b. c. 1813, MA, his older brother. Single in 1852.

    He m. Susan perhaps late 1852 or 1853. She was b. c. 1825, MD. Children per 1870 census:

    1. Samuel Prentiss, b. c. 1853, MD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [87.11]
    2. Harry Prentiss, b. c. 1858, MD. 1870 at home in Baltimore, MD.
    3. Charles Prentiss, b. c. 1860, MD. 1870 at homre in Baltmore, MD.
    4. Anna Prentiss, b. c. 1865, MD. 1870 at home in Baltimore, MD.

    87.11. Samuel Prentiss, b. 1853, MD, per Michelle Prentiss, email, 17 Nov 2000, and 1970 Baltimore, MD, census.

    He m. Emma, b. c. 1856, PA, per Michelle Prentiss email, 17 Nov 2000. Children per 1900 Baltimore, MD, census:

    1. Charles G Prentiss 22
    2. Sussi E Prentiss 20
    3. Lillie V Prentiss 18
    4. Nellie Prentiss 16. She m. Mordecai B. Gressitt. Children:
      1. Margaret Gressitt 11
      2. Esther Gressitt 11
    5. Stella A Prentiss 10
    6. Morgan Stewart Prentiss, b. c. 1892. . . . . . . . . [87.12]

    87.12 Morgan Stewart Prentiss, b. c. 1892, Maryland.

    He m. Mary Elizabeth Maccubbin, b. c. 1892. Children per the 1930 census:

    1. Morgan Stewart Prentiss Jr., b. 29 Dec 1916, MD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [87.13]
    2. Wilbur Skillman Prentiss, b. 20 Nov 1918, MD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [87.14]
    3. Elizabeth A. Prentiss, b. c. 1921, MD (aka Betty Ann in obit. of her brother, Morgan, below). 1930 at home in Baltimore, MD. 1995 in Woodbine, MD.
    4. Dorothy A. Prentiss, b. c. 1923, MD. 1930 at home in Baltimore, MD. She m. Mr. Sisk. 1995 in Littleton, CO, per the obit. of her brother, Morgan, below.

    87.13 Morgan Stewart Prentiss Jr., b. 29 Dec 1916, MD, and d. 5 Mar 1995, Monroe, FL. His obituary reads as follows:

      Morgan S. Prentiss Jr.: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Patriot-News, The (Harrisburg, PA) - Friday, April 21, 1995

      WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Morgan Stewart Prentiss Jr., 78, of West Palm Beach, formerly of Harrisburg, died March 5 in Marathon. He retired as manager and director of AMP Inc.'s domestic and international divisions.

      Surviving are a son, Barton P. of Alameda, Calif.; two daughters, Deborah Lynn Sparrer of Hollister, Calif., and Michelle A. Hunter of British Columbia; two sisters, Betty Ann Daly of Woodbine, Md., and Dorothy A. Sisk of Littleton, Colo; six grandchildren; and two great-granddaughters.

      There were no services. Donaldson & Fryar Funeral Home, Florida City, handled arrangements.

    Children per the obituary, above:

    1. Barton Prentiss.
    2. Deborah Lynn Prentiss. She m. Mr. Sparrer and in 1995 lived in Hollister, CA.
    3. Michelle Prentiss. She m. Mr. Hunter and in 1995 lived in British Columbia.
    4. Morgan Stewart Prentiss III. He m. Yvonne. Children:
      1. Michelle Yvonne Prentiss re her email of 17 Nov 2000. Lived in Los Angeles, CA in 2000.
      2. Matthew Prentiss.
      3. Joshua Prentiss.

    87.14 Wilbur S. Prentiss, b. 20 Nov 1918, Baltimore, MD, and d. 27 Apr 1982, Volusia, FL.. Bur. Greenwood Cem., Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL. 1938 school in Westmister MD. 1940 in Baltimore, MD. 3 years of college; Western Maryland College.

    He m. Mary Catalono. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Daytona Beach News-Journal (FL) - Sunday, September 6, 2015: Mary Catalano Prentiss

      Mary Catalano Prentiss, passed away August 15, 2015, 5 days after her 95th birthday. Born August 10th, 1920 but always celebrated on the 11th of August, she was the wife of Wilbur Skillman Prentiss for 39 years, Mr. Prentiss passed April 27th, 1982.

      She leaves behind her daughter Patricia Prentiss McCord, son, Michael Catalano Prentiss and wife Cynthia, daughter Nancy Susan Prentiss, son, Charles Timothy Prentiss. She also leaves six grandchildren: Desiree Cavagnaro, Valerie Rorabaugh and husband David, Anthony Prentiss McCord, Scott Prentiss, Megan Prentiss Wekstein and husband Joshua and Irina Prentiss. Two great grand-daughters: Jessica Rorabaugh, Haley Rorabaugh and one great, great grandson, Bentley Rorabaugh Eason.

      In addition to being a wife and mother, she was a noted and accomplished artist (mostly oil, acrylic, pastels & water color paintings). She won many juried art show awards, her favorite being "First in Show" for "Sandman", a contemporary style multi- medium art work. She was most proud of this award because it was given by the Peale Museum, Baltimore, Maryland and her art work hung in this museum, the first museum built in the Unite States. She attended All Saints Elementary school, graduated from Mt. St. Agnes High School in Mt. Washington and the Maryland Art Institute in Baltimore, Maryland. Mary was loved for her sweet personality, great humor and enthusiastic love of life. She chose to see beauty and good in all things. Our world is better for having her with us.

      In celebration of Mary's life, a Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, September 12th at 9:00 am at the Basilica of St. Paul Catholic Church, with Reverend Timothy P. Daly officiating. Address: 317 Mullally Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32114. Inurnment will take place immediately following at Greenwood Cemetery. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.lohmanfuneralhomes.com.

    Children of Wilbur and Mary:

    1. Patricia Prentiss . She m. Mr. McCord,
    2. Michael Catalano Prentiss. He m. Cynthia,
    3. Nancy Susan Prentiss,
    4. Charles Timothy Prentiss.

    88. George Prentice Jr., b. May 1774, son of George and Lydia. He owned and resided on a fine farm in W. Cambridge high and on the hill overlooking Spy Pond and with a fine view of Boston. Both admitted Menotomy Church 5 Jan 1806; He d. 13 Jul 1856, age 82.

    George m. Susanna Adams in Menotomy on 7 Jun 1804. She was the dau. of Wm. Adams of Cambridge, Map she was b. 10 Apr 1778. She d. 29 Jun 1860, age 82. Children b. in Menotomy:

    1. Susanna Prentice, b. 7 Sep 1806 , Middlesex, MA.
    2. George W. Prentice, b. 13 Mar 1809; bapt. 2 Apr. . . . . . . . . . . . . [179]
    3. Sarah Prentice, b. 24 Sep 1811; bapt. 13 Oct. She d. 23 Feb 1897, age 85. Bur. Arlington, MA. She m. on 14 Dec 1837 Albert Winn, W. Cambridge. He was b. 14 Jun 1810, in Burlington, MA, d. 31 Jan 1888, age 77, and bur. Arlington, MA. They had five children:
      1. Sarah Georgiana Winn
      2. Albert E. Winn
      3. George Prentiss Winn
      4. William Adams Winn
      5. Susanna Adams Winn
    4. Lydia H. Prentice, b. 11 Apr 1814, Arlington, Middlesex MA, and d. 25 Sep 1896, Belmont, MA, age 82.
    5. Caroline Austin Prentice, b. 22 Aug 1816, Middlesex, MA, and d. 9 Sep 1860, age 44.
    6. Eliza Bradlee Prentice, b. 26 Oct 1819, Middlesex, MA; bapt. 21 Nov; d. 14 Jul 1876, age 56.

    89. John Franklin Prentice, son of George and Lydia. He adult bapt. W. Cambridge Church 10 Dec 1815 as was his wife. He resided in Waltham, MA and d. in W. Cambridge 12 May 1836, age 47.

    John m. Sarah Cutter Hall on 25 May 1815; dau. of Ebenezer Hall; she b. 14 Mary 1790. Children b. in West Cambridge:

    1. John Jackson Prentice, b 1815; bapt. 10 Dec 1815; d. of cholera 1850 in Waltham, Middlesex Co., MA, on his return from California. Single in 1850.
    2. Sarah Almira Prentice, b. 1817; bapt. 7 Jun 1818; alive and single in 1852.
    3. Lydia Hill Prentice, b. 1819; bapt. 29 Dec 1822. 1850 single in Waltham, Middlesex Co., MA.
    4. Abigail Hall Prentice, b. 1821; bapt. 29 Dec 1822; m. Warren Maynard 4 Jul 1845, Waltham, Middlesex, MA. One child, name unknown.
    5. Elizabeth Prentice, b. c. 1824; d. 2 years, 7 Feb 1826.
    6. Mary Prentice, bapt. 7 Jun 1826; died in infancy.
    7. George Washington Prentice, b. 1828; d. 9 Nov 1828, age 4 mos.

    90. Stephen Prentice, builder, son of Stephen Prentice and Mary. He altered his name to Prentiss as have most of his descendants since. Stephen moved from Walpole, NH to Western New York and lived in the town of Onondagua; moved to Prattsburg, NY 1806 or 1806 and went in 1834 to Angelica and finally to West Almond, NY where he d. 14 Feb 1862; carpenter and joiner, owned and ran a saw mill; was first judge of Steuben County. Soldier in War of 1812.

    He married Clarissa Ward on 3 Jan 1823 in Onondagua; she was born 11 Mar 1777. Children:

    1. Stephen Turner Prentice, b. 6 Feb 1804; m. Jane Holbrook c. 1826.. . . . [180]
    2. Harvey Pratt Prentice, b. Aug 1806 at Prattsburg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.10]
    3. Narcissa Prentice, b 14 Mar 1808; m. Dr. Marcus Whitman in 1836; went to Oregon Territory as missionaries, and the whole family was killed 29 Nov 1847, by Indians at Walla Walla, Oregon Territory in what is known as the "Whitman massacre." Their daughter, Alice Clarissa, b. 14 Mar 1837 was drowned June, 1839, in the Walla Walla River, Oregon (per Narcissa's diary). For more on Narcissa, see http://www.nps.gov/whmi/history/timeline1.htm and http://www.prenticenet.com/roots/prentice/bios/narcissa.htm.
    4. Jonas Galusha Prentice, b. 3 Feb 1810. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.20]
    5. Jane Abigail Prentice (or Abigail Jane), b. 15 May 1811. Binney said she died unmarried, 1846, but the 1850 W. Almond, Allegany, NY census shows her living, unmarried, with her brother Jonas Galusha Prentice.
    6. Mary Ann Prentice, b. 19 Jun 1813; m. Rev. Lyman P. Judson and d. 28 Nov 1842.
    7. Clarissa Prentice, b. 7 or 17 Aug 1815; m. Norman Kinney, lumberman, Sep 1837. Son:
      1. Edward Kinney, b. 30 Apr 1839, was shot at Willet's Post, Oregon, 1855. Clarissa resided in California in 1877.
    8. Harriet Rebecca Prentice, b. 13 Feb 1818, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY. . . . [180.25]
    9. Edward Ward/Warren Prentice, b. 20 Apr 1820. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[180.30]

    91. Daniel Prentice, b. 5 Oct 1780, Grafton, MA, son of Daniel and Abigail.

    He m. 25 Sep 1803, Grafton, Letitia Ryder of Oxford, MA and resided in Grafton, MA where he was born. She appears in the IGI as b. "about 1782, of Oxford,Worcster Co., MA". Children:

    1. Lory Prentice, b. 18 Sep 1804, Grafton, cordwainer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.40]
    2. Edwin Prentice. Edwin was born 1 Dec 1806, Grafton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[91.1]
    3. Calvin Prentice, b. 13 Mar 1809, Grafton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [181]
    4. Lewis Prentice, b. 17 Oct 1811, Grafton, and son of Daniel Prentice and Letitia Ryder; lived in Mansfield, MA. He appears in the 1850 Providence, RI census (bootmaker); the 1860 Providence, RI census (shoemaker); and the 1900 Bristol Co., MA census with his wife, Emeline B., b. Jun 1826 in NY. Children:

      1. Charles Prentice, b. c. 1847, RI. Not in 1870 or 1880 census.

      2. Frank L. Prentice, b. 28 Jul 1856, RI. In 1880 census in New Bedford, Bristol Co., MA, where he is called a brother in law to Foster Blake, head of the household. Frank appears to have a wife, Annie Blake, b. c. 1860, MA. Not in 1900 census. Annie appears as a widow in the 1910 census in New Bedford Ward 4, Bristol Co., MA. Also living with them is Franklin P. Dean, called father in law, b. c. 1859, MA. Children per 1880, 1910, and 1920 census:
        1. Clara M. Prentice, b. c. 1879, MA. Not in 1900 census under maiden surname.
        2. Chester L. Prentiss, b. c. 1883, MA. in 1910 he was living in New Bedford with his mother and his wife, Helen A. (Dean?), b. c. 1881, MA. He also later appears in the 1920 and 1930 census in New Bedford. Not in SSDI. Children:
          1. Christine G. Prentiss, b. c. 1909, MA (oer 1910 census).
          2. Carlton R. Prentiss, b. 2 Jan 1911, MA, and d. 27 Mar 1993 in Port Charlotte, Charlotte Co., FL (per SSDI).
          3. Chester E. Prentiss, b. c. 1912, MA. Not in SSDI.
        3. Grace I. Prentiss, b. c. 1885.

      3. Herbert G. Prentice, b. c. 1860, RI. Not in 1870 or 1880 census.

      4. (child) Prentice, b. 9 Jun 1865, Providence, RI (per IGI)

    5. Daniel Geary Prentice, b. 10 Mar 1815, Grafton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [182]
    6. Ira Prentice, b. 19 Mar 1818, Grafton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[183]
    7. Charles Villas Prentice, b. 23 Feb 1821; died young.
    8. (unknown) Prentice; died very young.

    91.1 Edwin Prentice. Edwin was born 1 Dec 1806, Grafton, MA, and d. there in 1889. He lived in New England village, Grafton in 1882. Edwin is here shown as the son of Daniel Prentice and Letitia Ryder.

    John Edwin Prentice appears to be the same person shown in the 1850 Grafton census as the son of an Edwin Prentice born c. 1807, and that c. 1807 date is consistent with Edwin being the son of Daniel and Letitia.

    He m. Eunice Gale on 28 Feb 1831. She was b. 14 Aug 1811, dau. of Jonathan Gale and Sarah Wellington. An Ancestor Chart for Eunice can be found at Ancestry.com . Known children (per MA IGI and Jennifer Mitten, email, 15 Jan 2009):

    1. Charles Prentice, b. 18 Feb 1833, Grafton.
    2. John Edwin Prentice, b. 17 Feb 1835, Grafton. In 1900 Grafton census unmarried and living with the family of his brother, Henry, below.
    3. Henry A Prentice, b. 7 Dec 1836, Shrewsbury, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 12 Jul 1913, Grafton, MA. He appears in the 1880 Worcester, Worcester Co, MA census with wife, Harriet Elizabeth "Elizabeth" Stewart, b. c. 1838, Ireland (with her father b. in Ireland and mother in England). Henry appears as a widower in the 1900 Grafton census. Children of Henry and Harriet:
      1. Susan Prentice, b. Jul 1865, MA, per 1900 census where living at home, unmarried.
      2. William Prentice (1868), probably Grafton. Not in 1900 census.
      3. Ada Maria Prentice (1870). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [91.2]
      4. Ida Prentice (1870).
      5. George B. Prentice, b. Feb 1874, probably Grafton. In 1900 Grafton, MA census with his wife, Mary, b. Sep 1869, Ireland. No children shown.
      6. Nellie Prentice (1873). She may, or may not, be Nellie Nolan, b. Feb 1873, MA, the only "Nellie" shown in 1900 Grafton with that birth year. Her husband was John Nolan, b. Jul 1863, Ireland. Children shown in 1900 census:
        1. Harriet Nolan, b. Sep 1899, MA.
      Henry later m., as his 2nd wife, Carrie Augusta Adams on 5 Feb 1901, Grafton, MA. She was b. 31 May 1871, Leicester, Worcester Co., MA, a much younger woman, dau. of Albert Brainard Adams (1841-1900) and Anna Stockdale (1844-1905). Carrie appears as a widow in the 1920 & 1930 census in Grafton, Worcester Co., MA (Henry had d. in 1913). They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Hattie Prentice, b. c. 1903, MA. 1920 at home in Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. 1930 not home.
      2. George E. Prentice, b. c. 1922, Worcester, MA. 1930, 1940 at home in Grafton, Worcester Co., MA.It is unclear whether he is the George E. Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 22 Mar 1922 and d. 11 Apr 2012 at an unspecified location.

    4. Ann Elizabeth Prentice, b. 4 Aug 1838, Grafton.
    5. Emily Gordon Prentice, b. 25 Oct 1842, Grafton.
    6. Freeman Mason Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1845, Grafton and d. 1901, Gafton. He appear in the 1880 Grafton census with his wife, Jennie, ad his son:
      1. Edwin Prentice, b. 1867, Grafton and d. 1900, Grafton. He married Nellie Loftus, b 1874 and d. 1900, Grafton. Son:
        1. Ralph E. Prentice, b. 1899 and d. 1902, Grafton.
    7. Marian W. Prentice, b. 29 Mar 1847, Grafton.
    8. Susan W. Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1848, Grafton.

    91.2 Ada Maria Prentice, b. c. 1870. At home in Grafton in the 1900 census. She appears as Ada F. Dawson with her husband and children in the 1910 and 1920 census in Troy, Cheshire Co., NH. 1930 census in Winchendon, Worcester Co., MA.

    She m. Wilber/Wilbur J. Dawson. He was b. c. 1863, VT, with both parents b. in VT. Ada and Wilber had 2 or more children, including:

    1. Prentice Dawson, b. c. 1903, VT. At home in Troy, NH, in the 1910 and 1920 census. At home in Winchendon, MA, in the 1930 census.

    2. Phoebe Elizabeth Dawson, b. c. 1906, VT. At home in Troy, NH, in the 1910 and 1920 census. Not home in 1930 census. She m. Lawrence Withington Burney. He was b. c. 1904, VT, with both parents b. in VT. They appear in the 1930 census in Charlestown, Sullivan Co., NH. Known children, including:
      1. Spencer W. Burney, b.31 Mar. 1926, MA, and d. 13 Aug 2008, Manchester, Hillsborough Co., NH, per SSDI. At home in 1930 in Charlestown, NH.
      2. Janice D. Burney, b. c. 1928, MA. At home in 1930 in Charlestown, NH.
      3. Gale A. Burney, son, b. 20 May 1929, obtained his SS# in NH, and d. Apr 1983, Miami, Miami-Date Co., FL perSSDI. At home in 1930 in Charlestown, NH.
      4. Bonita Patricia Burney, b. aft. 1930 probably in Charlestown, NH. She m. David Vincent Mitten. He may be the David V. Mitten shown in the SSDI as b. 30 Oct 1930, obtained his SS# in MA, and d. 14 Sep 2002 in Milton, Norfolk Co., MA. Daughter:

        1. Jennifer Mary Mitten.
        2. Joanne Elizabeth Mitten.
      5. Glenna Ada Burney, b. aft. 1930. She m. Eben Philips and lives in AZ.
      6. Jane Lee Burney, b. aft. 1930. She m. Albert French and lives in Bellows Falls, VT, just across the river from Charlestown, NH.

    She m. Kenneth Howe Putnam on 14 Feb 1928 by Minister Charles Hargrove. Kenneth was a laborer, and was born in Worcester, Massachusetts on 11 Oct 1908 and d. 25 Aug 1987 (per birth, marriage and death certificates). Not in 1920 or 1930 census.census.

    92. Samuel Haskell Prentice, b. 31 May 1794, Stonington, New London Co., CT, and d. 25 Mar 1873, North Stonington, CT. Son of Daniel and Abigail.

    He m. Susan Searle Baldwin, b. 2 Mar 1794, North Stonington, CT, and d. there 5 Mar 1854. They lived in Grafton, Worcester, MA. An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Elbridge G. Prentice, b. 3 Feb 1810.
    2. Sarah Prentice, b. 7 Feb 1813.
    3. Samuel E. Prentice, b. 28 Dec 1815; d. 22 Feb 1823.
    4. Julia A. Prentice, b. 14 Dec 1817; d. 12 Aug 1821.
    5. Francis B. Prentice, b. 15 Nov 1819; d. 15 Aug 1821.
    6. Paul P. Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1821, North Stonington, CT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.5]
    7. Julia E. Prentice, b. 15 Jan 1822; perhaps m. John H. Stiles 30 Nov 1848.
    8. Susan C. Prentice, b. 19 Feb 1824; d. 4 Mar 1841.
    9. Samuel F. Prentice, b. 9 Feb 1826. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.10]
    10. Charles B. Prentice, b. 5 Aug 1828.
    11. Abigail A. Prentice, b. 9 Aug 1830.

    92.5 Paul P. Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1821, North Stonington, CT.

    He m. Amanda M. Eccleston on 6 Mar 1865, Stonington, CT. For her Ancestor Chart with her portrait, see Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Susan Amanda Prentice, b. 18 Aug 1866, North Stonington, New London Co., CT, and d. 5 Jan 1850, New London Co., CT.
    2. Sada "Sadie" E. Prentice , b. 30 Jun 1868, CT. 1910 Groton, New London Co., CT.
    3. Wilford P. Prentice, b. 21 Aug 1870, Stonington, CT. 1880 in North Stonington. Not in 1900 and later census.
    4. Webster Prentice, b. 26 Apr 1872, CT, and d. 12 Mar 1962, Stonington, CT. 1880 North Stonington. 1900 not in census. 1910 in Mystic, New London Co., CT, w ith his wife, Grace E., b. c . 1887, CT. 1920, 1930, 1940 Groton, CT. 1940 shows he did not attend school and was a Wood Dealer. Children:
      1. Norris F. Prentice, b. c. 1909, CT. 1910, 1920 , 1930 at home.
      2. Winslow W. Prentice, b. c. 1915 , CT. 1920, 1930 at home.
    5. Bessie M. Prentice 1874 ñ
    6. Herbert Prentice 1876 ñ
    7. Della Prentice 1878 ñ
    8. Alice A. Prentice 1880 ñ
    9. Albertus A.. Prentice 1882 ñ 1958
    10. Elmer Prentice 1884 ñ
    11. Agnes Prentice 1886 ñ
    12. Dorotha P Prentice 1889 ñ

    92.10 Samuel E. Prentice, b. 28 Dec 1815; d. 22 Feb 1823. He is probably the Samuel Prentiss, b. c. 1827, MA, shown in the 1850 Upton, Worcester Co., MA census as an emplioyee in the bootmaking shop of John Miller, but no wife or family is mentioned for Samuel, nor is marital status indicated in the 1850 census. He may be the father of:

    1. Eldred H. Prentiss, b. Dec 1850. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.20]

    92.20 Eldred H. Prentiss, b. Dec 1850 and d. after 1930, probably in Upton, Worcester Co., MA census where he was living with the family of his son, Leroy, at the time of the 1930 census. Eldred appears in the 1880, 1900, 1920 and 1930 Upton, Worcester Co., MA census with his wife.

    He m. Lucy A. Childs b. Jun 1853. The IGI indicates they were married on 15 Jul 1870. Lucy was the dau. of Chandler F. Childs and Louisa McFarland. An Ancestor Chart for Lucy can be found at Ancestry.com . Their children, as indicated by the 1880 census, were:

    1. George F. Prentiss, b. Sep 1871, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.30]
    2. Alice A. Prentiss, b. c. 1878, MA
    3. LeRoy W. Prentiss, b. Sep 1891, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.40]

    There were quite likely additional children born to Eldred between 1880 and 1900, but we do not know what their names might be.

    92.30. George Flagg Prentiss, b. Sep 1871, MA. He appears in the 1900 and 1920 Worcester Co. census with his wife and family. 1940 in Upton, Worcester Co., MA.

    He m. Mae/Mary B. Warren (dau. of Albert E. Warren), b. May 1874, MA. Children:

    1. Mildred G. Prentiss, b. Dec 1892, MA
    2. Alice E. Prentiss, b. Mar 1898, MA.
    3. Albert E. Prentiss b. Jan 1900, MA. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. He appears in the 1940 census in Upton,Worcester Co., MA, census as a Lineman for a Railroad with an 8th grade education, and with his wife, Lois A., b. c. 1900, MA. Albert is not in the SSDI.
    4. George E. Prentiss, b. 6 Jul 1903 and d. Dec 1978, Upton, Worcester Co. MA (per census and SSDI). At home, unmarried, in 1930 census. 1940 in Upton, Worcester Co., MA.

    92.40. LeRoy W. Prentiss, b. Sep 1891, MA. He appears in the 1900 and 1920 Worcester Co. census with his wife. 1940 in Upton, Worcester Co., MA where he is the proprietor of a store with 3 years of High School.

    He m. Emma Aldrich, b. c. 1891, MA and their children:

    1. William A. Prentiss, b. 15 Jan 1912, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.41]
    2. Edward L. Prentiss, b. c. 1915, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [92.42]
    3. Beatrice L. Prentiss, b. c. 1918, Upton, MA and d. 26 Nov 1999 in St. Camillus Health Center Nursing Home, Whitinsville section of Northbridge. She m. Frank Libbey who d. in 1958. Buried in Lakeview Cemetery. Children:
      1. Frank Libbey of Sutton, MA
      2. William "Billy" Libbey of Seabrook, NH
        1. Sean Libbey (per email of 18 Feb 2002; upton197@hotmail.com)
        2. Brenda Libbey who m. Mr. Teachout of Upton.
    4. Robert J. Prentiss, b. c. 1927, Upton and living there in 1999 (per obit. of Beatrice). 1940 at home.

    92.41 William A. Prentiss, b. 15 Jan 1912, MA. Died 1983 in Upton, Worcester Co., MA. At home in 1930. 1940 in Upton with his wife and family and was a laborer in a Steel Mill with 4 years of High School.

    He m. Florence Viola, b. c. 1910, MA. Her obituary reads as follows:

      F. VIOLA PRENTISS, 83: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Tuesday, September 21, 1993

      UPTON - Florence(Seymour) Prentiss, 83, formerly of 16 Pleasant St. died Sunday in Hudson Health Care Facility, 53 Church St., Hudson, after a long illness.

      Mrs. Prentiss was a secretary at Camp Yo Aunta in Winthrop, Maine, for 20 summers, retiring in 1975. She was previously a payroll clerk for many years at the former Kartiganer Hat Co. in West Upton.

      Her husband, William Prentiss, died in 1983. They leave a daughter, Beverly M. Taylor of Upton; a brother, Harland Seymour of Sturbridge; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; three great-great-granddaughters; nephews and nieces. She was born in Upton, daughter of Herbert and Florence (Barbour) Seymour, and lived here most of her life before moving to Hudson in 1990.

      After cremation, graveside services will be at the convenience of the family in Lakeview Cemetery. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Upton Ambulance Fund, Church Street, Upton, 01568. John P. Rowe Funeral Home, 57 Main St., Marlboro, is directing arrangements.

    Daughter of William and Florence:

    1. Beverly M. Prentice, b. c. 1937, MA. 1940 at home in Upton. She m. Mr. Taylor and in 1993 lived in Upton, MA.

    92.42 Edward L. Prentiss, b. c. 1915, Worcester, MA. At home in 1930. Died bef. 1999 in Upton. 1940 in Upton, Worcester Co., MA, with his wife. He was then the propriator of a grocery store with 4 years of college. His obituary reads as follows:

      EDWARD PRENTISS, 74, CHAIRMAN OF MILFORD SAVINGS, CIVIC LEADER: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice. Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Monday, November 13, 1989

      EDWARD PRENTISS, 74, CHAIRMAN OF MILFORD SAVINGS, CIVIC LEADER UPTON - Edward L. Prentiss, 74, of 24 Mechanic St., chairman of the board of directors of Milford Federal Savings & Loan Association, and a longtime civic leader, died yesterday in Milford-Whitinsville Regional Hospital, Milford.

      He was born in Upton, son of Leroy W. and S. Emma (Aldrich) Prentiss, and lived here all his life. He graduated from Upton High School in 1931 and earned a bachelor's degree from Massachusetts State College, now the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 1935.

      Mr. Prentiss served in the Navy during World War II as an instructor at the Naval Radar School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

      Mr. Prentiss was president of Milford Federal Savings & Loan Association, where he worked for many years, retiring in 1977. In 1946, he and his father formed a partnership as L.W. Prentiss & Son, a grocery business, which they owned and operated until 1957. Mr. Prentiss was named Outstanding Citizen of the Year by the Greater Milford Chamber of Commerce in 1985, and was presented the Frank J. Manning Award as the state Elder Advocate of the Year last May.

      In 1983, he was elected as Silver-Haired Legislator from the 1st Worcester-Middlesex District. He served for one term and chose not to run for re-election when he was appointed by Gov. Michael S. Dukakis as a Central Massachusetts representative to the Citizens Advisory Committee to the state Department of Elder Affairs. He was also appointed to the Legislative Action Committee and was a member of the South Worcester County Advisory Board for the Area Agency on Aging.

      Mr. Prentiss was a member of the Grafton-Upton Unitarian Universalist Society, and a trustee of the former Upton Unitarian Church. He once served on the Cemetery Commission and as Upton's tax collector. Mr. Prentiss was a former board director of the Worcester Retail Grocers Association and the Greater Milford Unit of the American Cancer Society. He was past president of the Upton Kiwanis Club, the Milford Rotary Club and the Blackstone Valley Mental Health Center. He was once treasurer of the Greater Milford Chamber of Commerce and the Blackstone Valley Youth Guidance Center.

      Mr. Prentiss was a member of the first school committee of the Mendon-Upton Regional School District and was instrumental in forming that district. He served for 10 years as director of the Milford Assistance Program, was a volunteer in the Tri-Valley Service nutrition program, and was president of Elder Advocates at Worcester State College.

      He leaves a son, Paul Prentiss of Franklin, Wis.; a daughter, Pamela Perrone of West Upton; a brother, Robert Prentiss of Upton; a sister, Beatrice Libbey of West Upton; three grandchildren; and nephews and nieces. His wife of 46 years, Irma L. (Francis) Prentiss, died in 1983.

      Private graveside services will be held in Lakeview Cemetery. Memorial services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Grafton-Upton Unitarian Universalist Parish, 11 Central Square, Grafton. The Rev. Richard Perry will officiate. There are no calling hours. Memorial donations may be made to the Friends of Upton Elders, Inc., Centennial Court, West Upton, 01587. Williams-Pedersen Funeral Home, 45 Main St., is directing arrangements.

    He m. Irma L. Francis, b. c. 1915 MA, and d. 1983, Worcester, MA. Children of Edward and Irma:

    1. Paul Prentiss. 1989 in Franklin, WI
    2. Pamela Prentiss. She m. Mr. Perrone. 1989 in West Upton, MA.

    93. Joel Prentice, son of Daniel and Abigail.

    He m. Lucy Seales of Townsend, MA 10 Feb 1810. She was b. 13 Dec 1784 and d. in Boston, MA 12 May 1862, age 78. Joel resided in Townsend where he d. 13 Feb 1860, age 72. Children:

    1. Alvah Prentice, b. 11 Dec 1811. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [93.1]
    2. Lucia Prentice, b. 16 Jun 1815, Pepperell, MA; d. 22 Jul 1825.
    3. Mary Prentice, b. 3 Oct 1817; 1882 lived in Boston, MA.
    4. Charles Prentice, b. 24 Dec 1819, Townsend; d. 14 Apr 1882.
    5. George Prentice, b. 26 Oct 1824, Townsend; d. 14 Oct 1827.

    93.1 Alvah Prentice, b. 11 Dec 1811; d. 19 Mar 1846 in Sharon, Morgan Co., OH, age 35. Graduated Brown University; taught school in Marietta, OH and afterwards in Beverly, OH; studied medicine and practiced as a physician in Sharon, Noble, OH.

    Alvah m.Julia V. Rosson 8 Mar 1942, Washington Co., OH. Son:

    1. Richard Ross Prentice, b. 13 Oct 1846. . . . . . [93.2]

    93.2 Richard Ross Prentice, b. 13 Oct 1846, Sharon, OH. and d 25 Dec 1874, Beverly, Washington Co., OH.

    He m. Mary E. Glass on 18 Jun 1868, Beverly, Washington Co., OH where she was living in the 1880s. She was b. c. 1847, PA, with both parents b. in PA, and was a widow in the 1880 census. Son:

    1. Alvah Glass Prentice, b. 27 Apr 1872, OH. 1880 in Beverly, Washington Co., OH He m. Edith Kate Heron on 21 Aug 1895 in Danville, IN. She was b. 26 Sep 1871 in Valley Falls, KS, and d. 16 Jul 1954, age 82. In 1900 Danville, Hendricks, IN census with wife, Edith and children (per 1920 Danville, Hendricks, IN census and Ancestry.com ):

      1. Lucy Ellice/Alice Prentice, b. 22 Jun 1896, Danville, IN and d. 4 Mar 1961, Danville, age 64. Bur Beverly, Washington Co., OH.
      2. Richard Huron Prentice, b. 9 Oct 1898, Danville, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . [93.3]
      3. Frances Prentice, b. 14 Dec 1900, IN, and d. 8 Aug 1983, Phoenix, AZ. . . . . . . . . . . [93.4]

    93.3 Richard Huron Prentice, b. 9 Oct 1898, Danville, IN, and d. Nov 1965, Danville, IN, age 67.

    He m. Hilda Magdalen Diena Bauman on 10 Aug 1924, Batesville, IN. She was b. 16 Sep 1900, IN. Children:

    1. Marjorie Prentice, b. 14 Jun 1925, IN. She m. J. Scott Stratton and had a son who m. Miss Reich and had a son.
    2. Richard Frank Prentice, b. 29 Jun 1927, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . [93.5]
    3. Joan L. Prentice, b. c. 1929, IN. She m. John Scott Stratton and had a son and a daughter, Hilda.
    4. James Bruce Prentice, IN, b. aft. 1930. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [93.6]
    5. (dau.) Prentice, IN, b. aft. 1930. She m. Mr. McGarvey and had a son and daughter.

    93.4 Frances Prentice, b. 14 Dec 1900, IN, and d. 8 Aug 1983, Phoenix, AZ. She m. 1st. Harry Rodman on 22 Aug 1920. She m. 2nd Raymond F. Peterson on 15 May 1935. He was b. 19 Mar 1907 in LaPorte, IN. Unknown whether she had any children by either marriage.

    93.5 Richard Frank Prentice, b. 29 Jun 1927, Batesville, IN, obtained his SS# in IN, and d. 1 Apr 2003, Dunnellon, Marion Co., FL, at the age of 75.

      St. Petersburg Times (FL) - Thursday, April 3, 2003: PRENTICE, RICHARD F.

      PRENTICE, RICHARD F., 75, of Dunnellon, died Monday (April 1, 2003) in Ocala. Born in Batesville, Ind., he came here in 1988 from Nashville, Ind. He retired from cattle farming in 1988 and his lifelong ambition was raising thoroughbred cattle. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include a brother, Jim, Bloomington, Ind.; three sisters, Joan Prentice, Bloomington, Janet McGarvey, Carmel, Ind., and Marge Stratton, Fort Morgan, Colo.; several nieces and nephews, Fero Funeral Home With Crematory, Beverly Hills.

    93.6 James Bruce Prentice, IN, b. aft. 1930. His obituary reads as follows:

      WRBI - 103.9 FM (Batesville, IN) - Thursday, February 11, 2016: James Bruce Prentice.

      James Bruce Prentice, age 83 of Bloomington, IN passed away at Arbor Grove Village in Greensburg, IN. Born October 8, 1932 in Batesville, IN he was the son of the late Richard & Hilda (Bauman) Prentice.

      The Batesville High School graduate owned and operated his own wall covering business. James was an avid fisherman.

      James is survived by his children Mike Prentice of Napoleon, IN; Kathy Nobbe of Batesville, IN and Donna Nobbe of Zionsville, IN. He will also be missed by his 6 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and sisters Joann Prentice of Bloomington, IN, Marg Stratton of Colorado and Boots McGarvey of Carmel, IN. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife Martha (Feitsam) Prentice, son Daniel Prentice and brother Dick Prentice.

      James' wishes were to be cremated. A private service will be held at the convenience of the family. Online condolences at www.meyersfuneralhomes.com

    Martha. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Martha L. Prentice, 63: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Herald-Times (Bloomington, IN) - Wednesday, January 19, 2011

      Deceased Name: Martha L. Prentice, 63; DEC. 27, 1947 ó JAN. 17, 2011. Martha L. Prentice, 63, of Bloomington, IN, passed away on January 17, 2011, at the Bloomington Hospital. She was born on December 27, 1947, to Edward J. and Jean (Robinson) Fietsam I in Belleville, IL.

      Martha graduated from the Notre Dame Academy in Belleville, IL. She then went to work for the Indiana University School of Music for 18 years. After the school of music she worked for the University in publications and was a business manager.

      Survivors include her husband, James B. Prentice of Bloomington; son, Wayne S. Robinson of Bloomington; stepchildren, Michael A. Prentice of Napoleon, IN, Daniel J. Prentice of Batesville, IN, Kathleen A. Nobbe of Batesville, IN, and Donna M. Nobbe of Batesville, IN. She is also survived by her siblings, Shellie Moll of Lawrenceville, GA, Toni Kay Griffith of Belleville, IL, and Edward J. Fietsam II of New Athens, IL.

      A celebration dinner will be held at a later date. Allen Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Condolences can be sent to www.allenfuneralhome.org.

    The children are those of his brother, Richard. Both Richard and Richard's wife had died earlier and Richard's children had come to live with their uncle, James. That is why the children are called stepchildren in the obituary of James' wife, Martha,

    94. Rufus Prentice, b. c. 1790. He m. 1st 5 Jan 1815 Abigail Marsh who d. 30 Aug 1822, age 29. Children:

    1. Rufus Dwight Prentice, b. 5 Jul 1816; d. 4 Feb 1874. At home, unmarried, in the 1860 Grafton census. Not in 1870 census.
    2. Henry Glover Prentice, b. 19 Mar 1818. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [184]
    3. Abigail S. Prentice, b. 20 Feb 1820 and d. 1885. She m. John Bartlett White on 22 Jan 1839. He was b. 25 Apr 1815 and d. 31 Mar 1888. He was the son of David White and Pharthenia Wheeler. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Abby/Abigail P. White, b. 28 Jun 1840 and d. 3 mos. later on 26 Sep 1840.
      2. William H. White, b. 9 Dec 1843. He m. Hester A. Porter.
      3. Fred A. White, b. 8 Sep 1850 and d. at age 19, on 28 Mar 1870
    4. Susan Prentice, b. 21 Aug 1822; d. 20 Oct 1822.

    Rufus m. 2nd 8 Feb 1823 Mary Wheelock; she d. 15 Mar 1832, age 39. She was the dau. of Paul Wheelock and Martha Sibley. An AncestorChart for Mary can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Elbridge Gerry Prentice, b. 22 Mar 1824. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [94.1]
    2. Mary Ann Prentice, b. 23 Jan 1826.
    3. Harriet Sophia Prentice, b. 13 Oct 1828; m. Samuel Curtis Whitney on 25 Nov 1847. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Elmer Curtis Whitney, b. 6 Apr 1859, Athol, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 7 Jul 1945, Richmond, Cheshire Co., NH. He m. Flora Anna Emmery Delva on 25 Dec 1884, Warwick, Franklin Co., MA. She was b. 7 Nov 1863 in Warwick.
    4. Charles Russell Prentice, b. Feb. 1832. At home in Grafton in 1860 census and unmarried. Resided Grafton 1882.

    Rufus m. 3rd 1 Jan 1833 Sarah Aldridge or Aldrich who was b. c. 1794 in NH . 1860 census in Grafton, MA. Children:

    1. Sarah Elizabeth Prentice, b. 20 Aug 1835. At home in Grafton in 1860 census, unmarried.

    94.1. Elbridge Gerry Prentice, b. 22 Mar 1824, MA.

    He m. Celinda Breed. She was b. c. 1821, NH. It is unclear whether she is the Maria S. (Selinda?) Breed, b. c. 1823 in Nelson, Cheshire Co., NH, dau. of Nathaniel Breed and Nancy Whitney per Ancestry.com .

    They appear in the 1860 Winchester, Cheshire, NH census. Children:

    1. Eliza Prentice, b. c. 1846, MA (per 1860 census)
    2. Lucy Prentice, b. c. 1849, MA (per 1860 census)
    3. Asa Myron Prentice, b. 21 Nov 1850, NH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [94.2]
    4. Celinda Prentice, b. c. 1854, NH (per 1860 census).
    5. John M. Prentice, b. May 1856, NH (per 1860, 1900 & 1920 census). He m. Isabelle M. Ballou (b. Aug 1857, Swanzey, NH). Children:
      1. Lula N. Prentice, b. Jul 1884, NH. At home in Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH in 1900. Not in 1910 census.
      2. Daisy Mabel Prentice (aka Mabel Daisy Prentice), Apr 1892, Swanzey, NH. At home in Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH in 1900. Not in 1910 census. VT Marriage Records show that, as "Mabel Daisey Prentice" she m. Richard Fredrick Dunn on 29 Jan 1914 in Rockingham, Windham Co., VT. He was a Teamster, b. c. 1896, Swanzey, NH. He was the son of Richard Dunn (b. Troy, Canada) and Cora Church, b. Coventryt, VT. 1920 census in Keene, Cheshire Co. NH. 1930 census in Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH. Children:
        1. Daisy L Dunn, b. c. 1915, NH. At home in 1920 and 1930.
        2. Madeline E Dunn, b. c. 1916, NH. At home in 1920 and 1930.
        3. Richard E. Dunn, b. c. 1917, NH. At home in 1920 and 1930.
        4. Virginia J. Dunn, b. c. 1918, NH. At home in 1920 and 1930.
        5. Reginald F. Dunn, b. c. 1921, NH. At home in 1930
        6. Edward E. Dunn, b. c. 1923. At home in 1930
        7. Hazel E.Dunn, b. c. 1925. At home in 1930
        8. Francis W.Dunn, b. c. 1928. At home in 1930
        9. Leona E. Dunn, b. c. 1930. At home in 1930

    94.2 Asa Myron Prentice, b. 21 Nov 1850, NH, and ; d. 23 Dec 1872, Swanzey, NH. He appears in the 1870 census in Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH, with his wife and family.

    He m. Ellen M. Carlton. She was b. c. 1852, NH. They had 3 or more children, including:

    1. Edward Prentice was b. Dec 1869, West Port, NH. He appears in the 1880 with his brother, Ethan (but not E. Myron) living with a grandfather, Albert M. Doolittle. Doolittle was likely the father of their mother who married a Prentiss. Edward later appears in the 1900 and 1920 Cheshire Co., NH census with his wife and family.

      He m. Eva A. Laurence who was b. Feb 1872, Winchester, NH. Children of Edward and Eva:

      1. Elsie M. Prentiss, b. Oct 1894, NH.
      2. Paul E. Prentiss, b. Jan 1897, NH. He appears in the 1920 and 1930 census in Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA, with his wife, Lena, b. c. 1896, MA, as were her parents. He does not appear in the SSDI.
      3. Oliver Myron Prentiss, b. 13 Jun 1898, NH, and d. 23 Dec 1945, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT, age 47, when he accidentally drowned in the CT river; his body was removed to NH for burial per VT Death Records. Single in Keene, NH 1920 census. In 1932 & 1945 he was a Garage Owner and mechanic. He m. Davena Mae Bailey. She was b. c. 1905, Hinsdale, NH. They had 1 or more children, including:
        1. Oliver Myron Prentiss Jr., b. 7 Sep 1932, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT, per VT Births. He m. Jeannette Elsie Dompier in who was b. c. 1935, NH. In 1955 they lived on Putney Rad, Brattleboro, and he was then a Corporal in the U. S. Army. They had 1 more children, including:
          1. James William Prentice, b; 17 Dec 1955, Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT.
          2. Christine Fay Prentice, b. 11 Mar 1960, Townshend, Wendham Co., VT.
      4. Margaret E. Prentiss, b. c. 1906, NH. She appears in the 1940 census in Cobleskill, Schoharie Co., NY, as single, a Foods Instructor, with 5 or more years of college, a lodger in the home of Leroy and Jesse Becker.
      5. Lawrence A. Prentiss, b. c. 1911, NH and d. 1973, Winchester; m. Mary Natalie Ames. She was b. c. 1911, ME. 1940 census in Berwick, York Co., ME.
        1. Mary Jocelyn Prentice, b. c. 1936, NH. 1940 at home in Berwick, ME.
        2. William Lawrence Prentice, b. c. 1939, NH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [94.3]
        3. Peter Edward Prentice

    2. Ethan Myron Prentice, b. Oct 1871, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [94.4]

    94.3 William Lawrence Prentice, b. c. 1939, NH. 1940 at home in Berwick, ME.

    He m. Barbara Keyser. Died before 2007. William m. 2nd Debra Sweeney. Children of William and Barbara:

    1. Jesse Prentice. She m. Mr. Angus, 2007 in Franklin,NH.
    2. Tammy Prentice. She m. Mr Cline, 2007 in Franklin,NH.
    3. Karry Prentice, 2007 in Franklin,NH.
    4. Will Sweeney (step-son?). 2007 in VT.
    5. Shane Prentice. 2007 in Franklin, NH.
    6. Billy Prentice. 2007 in Franklin, VT.
    7. Ronnie Prentice. 2007 in TN.
    8. Wayne Allen Prentice, b. 9 Feb 1965, Franklin, NH, and d. 7 Apr 2007. His obituary reads as follows:

        New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester, NH) - Tuesday, April 10, 2007, Wayne A. Prentice

        CONCORD -- Wayne Allen Prentice, 42, died April 7, 2007, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon.

        He was born in Franklin Feb. 9, 1965, to William Prentice and the late Barbara (Keyser) Prentice.

        He spent most of his life in Franklin and attended schools there. He was employed for several years with Taylor Home Improvements of Bristol until this year. He was presently employed as a concrete laborer and with quality control at Phoenix Precast Products in Concord. He enjoyed watching sports and was a Patriots fan.

        In addition to his father and stepmother Debra (Sweeney) Prentice, the family includes daughter Carissa J. Prentice of Merrimack and son Steven A. Prentice of Jacksonville, N.C.; one granddaughter; sisters Jesse Angus, Tammy Cline and Karry Prentice, all of Franklin; brothers Will Sweeney of Vermont, Shane Prentice and Billy Prentice, both of Franklin, Ronnie Prentice of Tennessee; nieces and nephews.

        SERVICES: There are no calling hours. A private funeral will be held for his immediate family, with burial later in the spring in Franklin. The William F. Smart Sr. Memorial Home of Tilton is assisting with arrangements. Memorial donations may be made to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of New Hampshire, 66 Hanover St., Suite 101, Manchester 03101-2230. For more information, go to www.smartfuneralhome.com.

      Children of Wayne and unknown wife:

      1. Carissa J. Prentice. 2007 in Merrimack, NH.
      2. Steven A. Prentice. 2007 in Jacksonville, NC.

    94.4 Ethan Myron "Myron" Prentice, b. Oct 1871, MA. He appears in the 1880 census with his brother, Edward (but not E. Myron) living with a grandfather, Albert M. Doolittle. Doolittle was likely the father of their mother who married a Prentiss.He was living with the family of his brother, Edward, in the 1900 census. He appears in the 1910 census in Winchester, Cheshire Co., NH, as Myron E. Prentice/Brentice. Myron and Ada appear in the 1920 Winchester, Cheshire Co., NH census without children and without her father. He appears in the 1930 census in Winchester as E. Myron Prentice with his wife but no children.

    He m. Ada M. Burpee(?), b. c. 1883, NH with the 1910 census showing both of her parents b. in NH. They appear in the 1910 census; living with them in 1910 is Eugene H. Burpee, called Father-in-law, b. c. 1860, MA, with both parents b. in MA (which seems inconsistent with Ada saying her father was b. in NH). Myron and Ada appear in the 1920 Winchester, Cheshire Co., NH census without children and without her father.

    Eugene H. Burpee, the father-in-law, appears in the 1860 census in Winchester, Cheshire Co., NH and b. c. 1856, MA, son of Merrick Burpee, b. c.1828, MA, and Lucina, b. c. 1832, ME. An Ancestor Chart for Eugene H. Burpee can be found at Ancestry.com .

    95. Dea. Robert Prentice, b. 16 Mar 1792, son of Daniel and Abigail. Deacon of the Baptist Church in Grafton, "an honest and upright man" and d. in Springfield, or Worcester, MA 17 Apr 1864. In 1850 Worcester census.

    He m. Mary Ann Brigham of Grafton, MA on 18 Nov 1818, Grafton. She was b. 29 Dec 1801. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Mary Ann Prentice, b. 6 Feb 1819, Grafton, MA, and d. there 29 Sep 1821.
    2. Emily Prentice, b. 16 Feb 1821. Living in 1882. . . . . . . . . . . . . [185]
    3. Benjamin Brigham Prentice, b. 18 Apr 1833; d. 18 Jan 1858.

    96. Capt. John Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1753, Cambridge, son of Henry and Mary. John was a farmer, next a merchant of New Salem and Wendell, MA; moved to Rutland, VT about 1810.

    John m. Anna Kendall, widow of Capt. Samuel Cook who died at Ticonderoga in the Revolutionary army. She was the daughter of Rev. Samuel Kendell of New Salem, MA and resided in Montague, MA near Wendell, and was b. 1750. Ann died at Rutland, VT, on 20 Mar 1810 or 1812. By her first husband, Cook, she had Abigail and James. Said a Rutland paper at her death:

      "Sweet is the sleep where virtue strews the bed, An angel's wing shall guard a mortal, dead, And Heaven's own trump the bursting tomb shall move, And hail to bliss the daughter of its love."

    John, after Ann's death, moved to Lexington, KY where he d. 1818; was a captain in the Rev. war, and in the battle of Lexington and others; was an intimate friend of Gov. Bowdoin for whom he named his sixth child. He had two brothers in that army. He was a communicant of the Montague Church, 1797, as was his wife three years before.

    Capt. Prentice changed the spelling of their surnames from Prentice to Prentiss. Children of John and Ann: 

    i.	Nancy Kendell Prentice, b. 16 Dec 1778.		[186]
ii.	James Prentice, b. 16 Mar 1782.			[187]
iii.	Eliza Prentice, b. 19 Jun or Dec 1785.		[188]
iv.	John Mellen Prentice, b. 8 Jan or Dec 1787.		[189]
v.	Thomas Green Prentice, b. 19 Apr 1788.		[190]
vi.	Henry Bowdoin Prentice, b. 3 Apr 1793.		[191]
    97. Thomas Prentice, (#47) b. 29 May 1755, shoemaker and farmer, son of Henry and Mary (Walker) Prentice.

    Thomas was in the Concord and Lexington fights in Capt. Caleb Gibb's company, and was one of the thousand hand-picked men who fortified Bunker Hill and was in that battle. His son, Oliver, said his father's account of the locations on Bunker Hill was so graphic that when he visited the place in 1850, he could tell where the face of the ground was changed.

    Mr. Prentice was one of the two men chosen by Washington from Gibb's company as part of his body guard, "young men who could run through a troop or jump over a wall." He remained one of the "Guards" until near the close of the war, rising to rank of Captain. Shortly before independence was declared, he was provost marshal and had to see to execution of deserters; disliking this, he gave up his commission and retired from the army.

    For a number of nears he kept the "State House," Elizabethtown, NH; then he moved to what was later Milo, Yates County, west side of Seneca Lake, NY and was one of the pioneers of that place.

    He later lived for 14 years on the east bank of the Richelieu or Sorrell River near St. John's, Province of Quebec. In the winter of 1801-2, he moved to the northwest corner of Highgate, VT and in the spring of 1805 to St. Armand, Lower Canada, now Province of Quebec. He visited Genessee in the winter of 1807-7 and lived nine or ten years in Milo, and then returned to Seneca Lake for twelve years with his family, and after living for a short time in Northern Ohio, moved to Watervliet, NY where he died in June, 1838. "He was a trustworthy man."

    Thomas married Alice Parker in 1791. She was the daughter of Capt. James Parker, an officer of the Revolution. Alice was born at South Kingston, RI on 12 Feb 1769 and died 1 Feb 1825 in Huron County, OH. Children of Thomas Prentice and Alice Parker:

    1. John Sherman Prentice, b. 3 Oct 1792, Milo, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [192]
    2. Thomas I. Prentice, b. 3 Oct 1794, Richelieu, Quebec, Canada. Son:
      1. Charles (P. or B.) Prentice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . [97.2]
      2. Thomas J. Prentiss, b. c. 1820, OH. . . . . . . . . . [see App. 5]

    3. Susan Prentice, b. 15 Oct 1796, Richelieu.
    4. Oliver Prentice, b. 1 Sep 1798, Stanbridge, Quebec; studied law and in 1820 joined the United Brother" Society of Shakers of Mt. Lebenon, NY. At the age of 79 he retained all his faculties and provide much valuable family genealogical information.
    5. Alice Prentice, b. 3 or 12 Jun 1801, Stanbridge; d. Watervliet, NY 29 Mar 1871.
    6. Eliza Prentice, b. May 1803, Highgate, VT.
    7. Channing Prentice, b. 2 May 1805, St. Armand, Quebec; d. in Watervliet, NY 26 Sep 1859; joined the Shakers early in life; single.
    8. Angeline Prentice, b. 26 Sep 1807, St. Armand, Quebec; d. at Watervliet 7 Mar 1839; joined the Shakers in early life; single.
    9. Laura Prentice, b. 5 Sep 1809, Milo, NY; resided in Watervliet; m. Abram Remar and had four children. She joined the Shakers and d. c. 1876. He and two children were buried at Mt. Lebanon. In the Shaker cemetery at Watervliet, about seven miles northwest of Albany, NY were buried Alice, Channing and Angeline Prentice. Oliver and Laura, of Watervliet, were living c. 1880.

    97.2 Charles (P. or B.) Prentice; resided Monroeville, OH. He may be the one who m. Caroline Center on 30 Jun 1842 and Emma Larkins 19 Feb 1851, both in Huron Co., OH. He is probably the Charles, b. c. 1821, OH who appears in the 1880 Monroeville census with his wife and children:

    1. Henry T. Prentice, b. c. 1852, OH. He m. Jennie and in 1880 lived in Monroeville.
    2. Emma/Anna Prentice, b. c. 1854, OH. She m. O. E. Latham and in 1880 both lived with her parents.
    3. Fred Prentice, b. c. 1861, OH. Not in 1900 census.
    4. Augusta Prentice, b. c. 1864, OH.
    5. Frank M. Prentice, b. May 1867, OH. In 1900 census in Ceder Vale, Chautauqua Co., KS, with his wife, Clara, b. Oct 1877, IL, and children:
      1. George H. Prentice, b. Jun 1895, NE. 1920 census in Eufaula, McIntosh Co., OK. Not in 1930 census. He m. Martha, b. c. 1897, TN. No children shown in 1920 census.
      2. Leonard C. Prentice, b. Nov 1896, NE. Not in 1920 and 1930 census.
      3. Virginia Prentice, b Dec 1898, KS.

    6. George L. Prentice, b. 21 Apr 1870, Monroeville, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . [97.3]

    97.3 George L. Prentice, b. 21 Apr 1870, Monroeville, OH, and d. 6 May 1904,Cedervale, KS. In 1900 census in Platte, Taylor Co., IA.

    He m. 1st Jennie Lee Webster on 9 Aug 1899, Columbus, KS. She was b. 20 Sep Sep 1880, Neosha, MO, and d. 26 Nov 1941, St. Louis, MO. She was the dau. of Charles E. Webster and Victoria H. Earley. An Ancestor Chart for Jennie can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Charles Webster Prentiss, b. 7 Oct 1900, Lenox, IA, and d. 27 Oct 1969, El Paso, TX. Bur. Restlawn Mem. Park, El Paso Co., TX. He m. Joy Wright. She was b. 19 Aug 1912 and d. 18 May 2005, age 92 years. Bur. with husband in Restlawn Mem. Park. They appear in the 1900 census, without children, in Police Jury Ward 6, East Baton Ruge, LA. Children b. after 1930:
      1. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. 1st Mr. Sterling and had a son. She m. 2nd Mr. Strachen and had:
        1. (dau.) Strachan.
        2. (son) Strachan.
        3. William Gene Strachan, b. 28 Oct 1856, El Paso, TX, and d. 4 Jan 1982.
        4. Jeffrey Prentiss Strachan, b. 30 Sep 1960, El Paso, TX, and d. 3 Jun 1994, Dallas, TX.
      2. (son) Prentiss. He m. 1st Miss Crowder.
        He m. 2nd Miss Cypher and had a son who m. Miss Roseberry; they had a son.
        He m. 3rd Miss Smith and they had a son:
        1. Gregory Randall Pentiss, b. 24 Sep 1964, Englewood, CO, and d. 31 Oct 1993, Boise, Idaho.

        He m. 4th Miss Thomas and had:
        1. (dau.) Prentiss. She m.Mr. Tierney and had 2 sons.
        2. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. Mr. Davies and had a son and 2 daughters.
        3. Charles Parker Prentiss, b. 24 Dec 1960, El Paso, TX, and d. 17 Feb 1979, Ogden, UT.

    2. Earl Parker Prentiss, b. 19 Jul 1902, Cedervale, KS, and d. 8 May 1972, El Paso, TX. Bur Restlawn Mem. Park, El Paso Co., TX. He m. Fannie Lula Cone on 3 Aug 1923, El Paso, TX. She was b. 21 Sep 1902, Newberg, AR, and d. 17 Aug 1973, El Paso, TX. Bur. with husband in Restlawn Mem. Park. Not in 1930 census. Children b. after 1923:
      1. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. Mr. Smith and had 2 sons and 3 daughters.
      2. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. Mr. Phillips and had 2 sons and 2 daughters.
      3. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. 1st Dewey Fl Fitzgerals and had a son and daughter. She m. 2nd Mr. Loe. She m. 3rd Mr. Stover and ahd 2 sons.
      4. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. Mr. Andrews and had a son and 3 daughters.
      5. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. Mr. Bills and had 2 sons and a daughter.

    After George's 1904 death, Jennie m. 2nd Hugh M. Gage on 14 Jun 1907, Trinidad, CO. He was b. 1863 and d. 10 Dec 1939, Artesia, NM. Children:

    1. Thelma Gage
    2. Howell Gage

    97.5. Jerusha Prentice, b. 17 Oct 1757 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 7 Aug 1839 in Stanbridge, Missiquoi, Quebec, Canada. She was the dau. of Henry and Mary.

    She m. Luke Hitchcock on 20 May 1779 in Conway, Franklin Co., MA, and d. 1836 inStanbridge, Missiquoi, Quebec, Canada. He was the son of Luke Hitchcock and Abigail Norton. An Ancestor Chart can be found for him at Ancestry.com . Luke was a Revolutionary soldier on 27 May 1779. After that war, they, and Jerusha' brother, Samuel Prentiss (#47v), moved with their families to Stanbridge, Quebec. Children:

    1. Sally Hitchcock, b. 12 May 1780, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. in Canada. She m. Robert Partlow (per Ancestry.com).
    2. Cynthia Hitchcock, b. 20 May 1781. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [97.6]
    3. Luke Hitchcock, b. 8 Mar 1783, Cambridge, MA. He m. Thankful Barber in Canada. Lived with dau. in Granby, Canada at the age of 93. Methodist.
    4. Barnabas Hitchcock, b. 12 Feb 1785. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [97.7]
    5. Catherine/Kate Hitchcock, b. 6 Mar 1787 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA.
    6. Prentice Hitchcock, b. 27 Mar 1788. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [97.8] Levina Hitchcock, b. 19 Sep 1795.

    97.6 Cynthia Hitchcock, b. 20 May 1781, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA.

    She m. Isaac Hyatt on 29 Nov 1804. He was b. 19 Dec 1779 (per Ancestry.com and per Elizabeth Larrabee of Guelph, Ontario, email, 2 Jul 2001). They had 2 or more children, including:

    1. Horace Hyatt. Moved to Winnegago Co., IL
    2. Jacob Hyatt. He m. Pamelia Agusta Hooker on 11 Mar 1829. She was b. 13 Feb 1811. Pamelia was buried 25 May 1899 age 88 in Greenwood Cemetery, Rockford, IL, next to her daughter, Mary Louise Graham. It is not known where Jacob is buried. Children:
      1. Miranda Charlotte Hyatt. She m. Nathaniel F. Prentice, #119/168. Miranda Charlotte & Nathaniel F. Prentice were married 20 Nov 1851 in Winnebago, IL ( Illinois Marriage Index 1763-1900, Vol.1)
      2. Mary Louise Hyatt. She m. Bryon Graham in 1863 at Freeport, IL at the home of her married sister Miranda. She d. 19 Mar 1910, Rockford, IL . (Obituary 21 Mar 1910 in Rockford Republic & Rockford Register Gazette, note surviving brother ORANGE HYATT of Oakland California. This info courtesy of Joy Carpenter.) They had sons:
        1. Henry Hyatt Graham, b. 27 Sep 1865, Rockford, ILk, and d. 25 Mar 1946, Huron, SD. He m. 1st Daisy Elizabeth. He m. 2nd Georgia C. after 1931, Georgia was b. 3 Mar 1883.
        2. Robert Byron Graham, b. Rockford, IL. Living in 1910.

    97.7 Barnabas Hitchcock, b. 12 Feb 1785, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA and d. 1955 in Canada. He m. Jane McKinney c. 1804. She was b. c. 1785 and d. c. 1850. Children:

    1. Luke Hitchcock, b. 1806 in Of Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec
    2. Peter M. Hitchcock, b. 1807 in Of Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec
    3. Edward Hitchcock, b. 1810 in Of Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec, and d. 1880.
    4. Barnabas Hitchcock, b. 1816 in Of Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec
    5. Jane Hitchcock, b. 1824 in Of Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec

    97.8 Prentice Hitchcock, b. 27 Mar 1788; m. Belinda Brace in Mar 1807, Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada, dau. of Nathaniel and Margaret (Butler) Brace; she b. 13 Jul 1784 and d. 28 Jan 1843.

    1. Laura Hitchcock b: ABT 1808 in Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada, and d. 9 Apr 1871 in Cherry Valley, Winnebego Co., IL.
    2. Chester Hitchcock b: 11 Jun 1810 in Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada, and d. 1892.
    3. Jeremiah Hitchcock b: ABT 1815 in Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada, and d. 1853.
    4. Cynthia Hitchcock b: 12 Sep 1825 in Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada. She m. Mr. L'hote and lived in San Rafael, CA.

    98. William Prentice, b. 10 Jun 1763, son of Henry and Mary. William was a Revolutionary officer in the American service in the War of 1812 and he d. in 1815 near Black Rock, or Buffalo, NY on the Niagara frontier, age 54.

    William m. Mary Watson, dau. of Alexander Watson, Scotchman, of Charlestown, MA. Mary d. at the Shakers', Albany, NY 4 Jul 1832, age 68. Children of William and Mary:

    1. Samuel Prentice, b. 19 Oct 1781, Marlboro, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [98.10]
    2. Polly Prentice, b. 28 Feb 1786, Deerfield, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[98.20]
    3. Susanna Prentice, b. 15 May 1787, Deerfield, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [98.30]
    4. Lois Prentice, b. 7 Oct 1788, Deerfield, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [98.40]
    5. Henry Prentice , b. 15 Jul 1790, Deerfield, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[98.50]
    6. William Prentice, b. 3 May 1792, Deerfield, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [98.60]
    7. Clarissa Prentice, b. 25 May 1794, Shutesbury, MA. She m. 1811, Otsego, NY, Jeremiah Nichols of Bath, NY. She d. in Wisconsin in 1874.
    8. Watson Prentice, b. 5 Aug 1797; d. 1874, Shutesbury. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [98.70]
    9. Melissa Prentice, b. 27 Apr 1798, Richmond, MA; d. 1811, Otsego Co., NY.
    10. Nancy Prentice, b. 25 Nov 1800, Norwich, NY; d. 1816, Schuyler Co., NY.
    11. Ephraim Prentice, b. 14 Aug 1802, New Berlin, NY; d. 5 Feb 1877, Soc. of Shakers, Albany Co., NY.
    12. Shubel Prentice, b. 31 Jan 1804, Pittsfield, NY.
    13. Sylvester Prentice, b. 28 Aug 1806, New Berlin, NY. He m. Louisa Williams in Chester, MA 19 Apr 1843.

    98.5. Dr. Nathaniel Shepherd Prentice, b. 7 Aug 1766 and d. 7 Nov 1853 in Cambridge, MA at the home of his son-in-law, Rev. Joseph Banvard, age 87. He was the son of Nathaniel and Abigail.

    He attended Harvard College, 1787 where he studied medicine with Dr. Israel Atherton of Lancaster, MA and in 1789 settled in Marlboro', MA having an extensive practice there. He is said to have attended there over 1,000 births. In 1801 he moved to Roxbury, MA where he resided over fifty years; for nine years principal of the Roxbury Latin School.

    In 1809 he resumed the practice of his profession and opened a private school for both sexes for some years, with great success. He felt a deep interesting in preparing his pupils for the counting house, college, or active life, and their success gave him great pleasure, and felt proud of many, an honor to their professions; they showed their gratitude to him in many ways.

    He was selectman of Roxbury , 1812 to 1816, and then elected town clerk which he continued until the close of the town government, in 1846. His clear and beautiful penmanship on the records shows his correct and systematical manner of conducting that office. His last official act was to administer the oath of office to John J. Clarke, Esq., first mayor of the city on 1 Apr 1846. In 1810-12 and 1835 he was representative to the State government of MA.

    A portrait of Dr. Nathaniel Shepherd Prentice, by Otis A. Weed, was in the Roxbury Athenaeum. Mr. Banvard had a full-length daguerreotype of him by Whipple, though somewhat faded, and an excellent oil painting of him, life size, by Bass Otis. He was tall and stout, with a full face. The Boston Journal of 11 Nov 1853 has a report of the Roxbury City Council showing the high estimation of his character and abilities as a trusted public officer. The report was unanimously accepted by both branches of the Roxbury city government.councilman who, by a 3-2, vote was wished well on his retirement.

    Dr. Nathaniel S. Prentice, when a boy, made a studio of an old carriage in his father's yard. He related to his son-in-law, Rev. Banvard, that he saw the British soldiers on their way to Concord, MA. They stopped at a well near his father's house and broke off some branches of fruit trees then in bloom. He mentioned this to Hon. Edward Everett who introduced it into an historical address.

    He was a member of Rev. Dr. Porter's Unitarian Church, Roxbury. On hearing Dr. Griffin of Part Street Church, he changed his sentiments and united with the Baptist Society in Roxbury. He entertained those ministers at his house. Two of his daughters married Baptist ministers.

    His regard for the Rev. Samuel Newell, one of the first foreign missionaries, was such that when, on visiting Mr. Prentice once, he stepped on a newly painted threshold, Mr. Prentice would not allow it covered, and pointed out to visitors. When the Elliot Church was formed in Roxbury, he joined that.

    Dr. Prentice moved to West Cambridge to his son-in-law Benvard's, for the last year or two and died there 7 Nov 1853 and was buried in the Prentiss tomb on Copps Hill, Boston.

    Mr. Prentice was a religious man of the old Puritan type. In his last years he read many books of a strong Calvinistic character. He was often delirious in his last illness, but the repetition of the Twenty-third Psalm and other soothing passages of Scripture by Rev. Banvard would calm his most violent symptoms instantly, and he would answer, "How beautiful that is.
    Of no distemper, of no blast he died,
    But fell like autumn fruit that mellowed long."

    Nathaniel m. 1st 20 Nov 1782 in Marlborough, MA, Abigail Perkins, daughter of John Perkins, printer and bookseller, Boston. She d. 1807. He m. 2nd 1807 Abigail Pico who d. 1825 at an advanced age; no children by her. Children of Nathaniel and his first wife, Abigail Perkins:

    1. Nathaniel Shepherd Prentice Jr., b. 1792, m. Eliza Ruggles, daughter of Samuel Ruggles of Boston; was in the Boston Custom House. After Nathaniel's death on 10 Jul 1819 in Roxbury, MA, Eliza m. 2nd Samuel Soden Lawrence, son of Nathaniel Lawrence, 16 Jun 1828 and settled in Charlestown, IN, opposite Louisville, KY, leaving one child. Daughter of Nathaniel and Eliza:

      1. Abigail Prentice; m. Francis A. Fogg of Salem, MA on 6 or 24 Nov 1842 and had a family.

    2. James Prentice, b. 1795. Harvard College, 1815, studied at Andover and was an Orthodox minister,but d. 1831 before settlement.
    3. John Perkins Prentice, b. 1796. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[193]
    4. Abigail Prentice, b. 1798; d. 1802.
    5. Elizabeth Prentice, m. Abram Lawrence and settled in Charlestown, IN, opposite Louisville, KY, leaving one child.
    6. Martha Ruggles Prentice, b. 1802; m. Rev. Joseph Banvard. . . . . . . . . . . [194]
    7. Hugh Kennedy Prentice (twin). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[195]
    8. Augusta Prentice (twin), probably b. c. 1812 per 1850 Boston census.

    98.10 Samuel Prentiss, son of William and Mary Prentice, born in Marlboro', MA 19 Oct 1781 and d. 1860.

    He m. Philena in Steuben County, NY 1831 the widow of Daniel Hedge. Appears in 1850 Howard, Steuben, NY census. Childen:

    1. Alfred Prentiss, b. 16 Nov 1828, Tyrone, Schuyler Co., NY. He m. Fidelia Stephens, b. c. 1837, NY. She was the dau. of Franklin D. Stephens and Saphrona Lord, b. 15 Apr 1837 and d. 30 Mar 1905. An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They appear in the 1880 census in Steuben Co., NY. Children
      1. Gardner Prentis, b. 25 Feb 1861, NY. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
      2. Bernice Prentis, b. 2 Apr 1868, NY. She m. George H. Welch. He was b. 23 Aug 1872. They had a son who m. Miss Kennedy.
    2. Nancy Prentiss, b. c. 1831, NY

    98.20 Polly Prentiss, daughter of William and Mary Prentice, b. in Deerfield, MA; she married Job Wicks of New Berlin, Chenango Co., NY in 1809. She died at Shaker Village, Albany Co., NY 29 Sep 1863, age 77. Children:

    1. Olive Wicks.
    2. Synthia/Cynthia Wicks.
    3. Lorin Wicks. Living in 1877.
    4. Loice Wicks.
    5. Thomas Wicks.
    6. Mary Wicks. Living in 1877.
    7. William Wicks.
    8. Braman Wicks
    9. Angeline Wicks. Living in 1877.

    98.30 Susanna Prentiss, dau. of William and Mary Prentice; m. Samuel Hedge, 1810, in VT. She moved to IN and d. 1830. Children:

    1. Esther Hedge.
    2. Harrison Hedge.
    3. Melissa Hedge.
    4. Emeline Hedge.
    5. Jasper Hedge.
    6. Samuel Hedge.

    98.40 Lois Prentiss, dau. of William and Mary Prentice; m. Josiah Gregory of Schuyler Co., NY, 1819; she d. 1865. She had one son:

    1. Harmon L. Gregory of Altay.

    98.50 Henry Prentiss, b. 15 Jul 1790, Deerfield, MA and d. 21 Mar 1863, Dix, Schuyler Co., NY, son of William and Mary Prentice. 1860 census in Dix, living with the family of his son, Stephen.

    He m. Rebecca Clark in Schuyler Co., NY on 14 Jun 1816. She was b. 18 Sep 1793 in Goshenl Orange Co., NY, and d. 20 Jan 1835, NY. She ws the dau. of James Clark Sr. and E. Boughton/Bouton. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They appear in the 1880 Dix, Schuyler Co., NY census.

    Children of Henry and Rebecca per Ancestry.com :

    1. Alonzo Prentiss, b. c. 1815 in NY (per 1850 census, but the 1860 census says b. c. 1825). He appears in the 1850 census in Tyrone, Steuben Co., NY, with his wife and daughter, Alice. He m. Mahala, b. c. 1829, NY. About 1852-55, he and his family moved from NY to Michigan where they appear in the 1860 Cheshire, Allegan Co., MI census with their children:
      1. Alice J. Prentiss, b. c. 1850, NY. At home in 1860. Living with mother in 1870, see below.
      2. Thomas E. Prentiss, b. c. 1853, NY. At home in 1860. He may be the Ernest Prentiss living with his mother in the 1870 census. See below.
      3. Eathena(?) Prentiss, b. c. 1855, MI. At home in 1860.
      4. William H. Prentiss, b. c. 1858, MI. At home in 1860.
      5. Mary E. Prentiss, b. c. 1859, MI. At home in 1860.

      Alonzo may have died sometime between 1865 and 1870 as the 1870 Lowell Village, Kent Co., MI census identifies only Mahala Prentiss but says she was b. c. 1825 in NY and shows the following children:

      1. Ernest Prentiss, b. c. 1850, NY. At home in 1870. Not in 1880 census.
      2. Alice Prentiss, b. c. 1853, NY. Living with her mother and stepfather in the 1880 Lowell, Kent Co., MI census
      3. Mary Prentiss, b. c. 1860, MI.
      4. Josephine Prentiss, b. c. 1862, MI. See Irodore J. Prentiss, below.
      5. Nora Prentiss, b. c. 1865, MI. See Alvintta L. Prentiss, below.

      Mahala appears in the 1880 census in Lowell, Kent Co., MI, as Mahala Annis, the wife of Solomon Annis (b. c. 1821, VT). Children shown at home in 1880:

      1. Willis Annis, b. c. 1864, NY.
      2. Alice Prentiss, above.
      3. Irodore J. Prentiss, b. c. 1862, MI. Probably an erroneous transcribing of Josephine Prentiss, above.
      4. Alvintta L. Prentiss, b. c. 1865, MI. Perhaps an erroneous transcribing of Nora Prentiss, above.

    2. Ethen W. Prentiss, b. 1819 and d. Tyrone, Schuyler, N and bur. Altay, Bap. Ch. Cemetery. He m. Susan Witter. b. 8 Mar 1820 in NY and d. 23 Oct 1897, Tyrone. Bur. in Altay cemetery. She was the dau. of Elijah Witter and Eunice Barden. An extensive Ancestor Chart for Susan can be found at Ancestry.com which, via Alice Freeman, takes her roots back a thousand years to medieval royalty. It is an ancestry which she shares with Linus Joseph Dewald Jr., the author of this work, who is a descendant of the immigrant, Valentine Prentice. Children:

      1. Millard F. Prentiss, b. Aug 1850, NY. Bur. in Altay Bap. Cem., Tyrone, NY. He m. Sarah Ettie Clark who was b. Nov 1855, NY and d. 1920, Tyrone, NY. 1900 census in Tyrone, Schuyler Co., NY; no children shown.

      2. Eunice P. Prentiss who m. Ansyl P. Littrell, b. 1848 and d. 1935. both bur. in Altay Bap. Cem., Tyrone, Schuyler Co. NY. Not in census records.

    3. Mahala Prentiss.

    4. Mary E. Prentiss.

    5. Rebecca Prentiss.

    6. Stephen Prentiss, b. c. 1819, NY. He is in the 1860 Dix, Schuyler Co. census. He had a farm in Dix, Schuyler Co., which was later inherited by his son, Horace, below. He appears in the 1870 and 1880 Dix census with his wife, Polly Robinson and son, Horace. Polly was b. c. 1815. Childen:

      1. Horace J. Prentiss was b. in Cameron, Steuben Co., NY on 1 Mar 1855. A fruit grower, Horace inherited his farm in the town of Dix from his father at some date after 1880. Horace was married on 23 Mar 1892 in Tyrone, Schuyler Co., NY. Amanda Allison was b. 1 Mar 1864, NY, and was the daughter of Nathaniel Allison (b. c. 1815 in Tyrone, NY) and Lydia "Liddie" Williamson, (b. c. 1825, NY).

          Nathaniel Allison and his family appear in the 1870 census where he is shown as b. c. 1820, NY, and living in Tyrone, Schuyler Co., NY. Living next door to him is the family of Samuel and Sarah Allison, b. c. 1817, Ireland. If Nathaniel and Samuel are brothers, that would indicate that their parents were likely born in Ireland c. 1785-1795 and emigrated to the U.S. between 1817 and 1820.

          Samuel's parents are Andrew Allison (b. 1788, Ireland) and Margaret Wasson (1775-1879). They emigrated in 1820, settling near Sugar Hill, Tyrone, Schuyler Co., NY.

        Horace and Amanda had one child shown in the 1900 and 1910 census:

        1. Earl Allison Prentiss, b. 1 May 1894, Schuyler Co., NY, obtained his SS# in MI. and d. Mar 1969 in Hammondsport, Steuben Co., NY (per SSDI). At home in 1900 census, age 6. 1910 and 1915 in Dix, Schuyler Co., NY.

      2. William H. Prentiss.

      3. Sarah Prentiss.
      4. Solomon Prentiss. Not in 1860, 1870 or 1880 census.

      98.60 William Prentiss, b. 3 May 1792, Deerfield, MA, son of William and Mary Prentice.

      He m. Miss Wells, 1835, of IN, probably descended from the Wells Family of Long Island. He returned to Steuben Co., NY and d. 1870. Children:

      1. Jane Prentiss, b. c. 1837.
      2. John Prentiss.
      3. Florence Prentiss. She is probably the same person as Florence M. Prentice shown in the IGI as b. c. 1847 in Hornelsville, Steuben Co., NY.

      He is probably not the same person as the William Prentiss, b. c. 1792, PA, who appears in the 1850 Porter, Rock Co., WI census with wife, Elizabeth (b. c. 1802), and children:

      1. Lucy Prentiss (b. c. 1840)
      2. John Prentiss (b. c. 1844)
      3. Florence C. Prentiss (b. c. 1848).

    98.70 Watson Prentiss, son of William and Mary Prentice; m. Susan Rice/Price in Steuben Co., NY, 1823. He d. at Hornellsville, Steuben Co., NY 1872, age 75. His wife d. 1874. Children:

    1. Jane Prentiss
    2. Mary Ann Prentiss
    3. Albert Prentiss, b. Apr 1828, NY & m. Mary, b. c. 1831, NY. 1850 & 1900 census in Allen, Hillsdale, MI. \ He m. Mary E., b. Apr 1831, NY. Children (per 1860, 1880 & 1900 Allen census):
      1. George Watson Prentiss was b. Apr 1854, MI. He m. Mary, b. Dec 1855, NY, NY. In 1910 Litchfield, Hillsdale Co., MI census. Children:
        1. Mabel L. Prentiss, b. c. 1876, MI.
        2. Ralph A. Prentiss, Mar 1878, MI. In 1910 and 1920 Detroit census with wife, Harriet/Hattie, b. c. 1881, MI. Children:
          1. Leon Prentice, b. c. 1904, MI. Probably d. bef. 1920 as not in 1920 census.
          2. Grace Prentice, b. c. 1912, MI (per 1920 census).
    4. George W. Prentiss, b. c. 1826, NY. He appears in the 1860 census in Hornellsville, Steuben Co., NY, with his wife, Harriet, b. c. 1833, NY, and children:
      1. Frances Prentiss (dau.), b. c. 1855, NY.
      2. Georgia Prentiss, b. c. 1857, NY
      3. George A. Prentiss, b. 3 Mar 1857, Hornellsville. He m., 1883, Luella S. Waters, b. c. 1861, NY (per 1920 Hornell census).
    5. Harvey S. Prentiss, b. 27 Apr 1835, Tyrone, Schuyler Co., NY, and d. 5 Jan 1896 in Hornell, Steuben Co., NY. He m. Ossie/Ocy Doty on 14 Jun 1857, Hornell. She was b. 20 Jul 1827, Hornell per Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Edward A. Prentiss, b. 1858 and d. 2 Mar 1864,
      2. Ada Ossie Prentiss, b. Jul 1827, NY, who m. George Gill Fowler,
      3. Grace Isabelle Prentiss, b. Nov 1872, NY (per 1900 Dansville, Livingston, NY census).
    6. Lizzie Prentiss
    7. John Prentiss
    8. Anson Prentiss, b. Feb 1840, NY and m. Susan McGill in 1865. 1880 and 1900 census in Hornellsville. Children:
      1. Evangeline K. Prentiss, b. c. 1866, NY. 1880 in Hornellsville, Steuben Co., NY. She m. James B. Kinne. Children per Ancestry.com :
        1. Walter P Kinne 1894 ñ
        2. Rostch C Kinne 1900 ñ
        3. Ruth C Kinne 1900 ñ
        4. Laura E Kinne 1904 ñ
      2. Albert A. Prentiss, b. c. 1870, NY. 1880 in Hornellsville, Steuben Co., NY. He appears in the 1910, 1930 and 1940 census in Cheektowaga, Erie Co., NY, with his wife, Louise, b. c. 1878, NY; no children shown.

    99 Jonathan Cooper Prentiss, b. 23 Dec 1783, son of Nathaniel and Abigail. He d.Cambridge 15 Aug 1856, age 73.

    He; m. 14 Aug 1812, Mary Phillips Whittemore of Charlestown, MA. She was b. 12 Mar 1791 in Charlestown, MA and d. 18 Mar 1874, Cambridge MA, age 83. She was the dau. of Philip Carteret Whittemore and Lydia Phelps. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They were admitted to the Shepard Church, m. Cambridge, 1 Jul 1827. He resided nearly opposite Porter's Tavern, Cambridge, and was a carriage-maker, harness-maker, and saddler, 1853. Children:

    1. Abigail Logan Prentiss, b. 26 May 1813. Lived in her father's house, Cambridge. She might be the Abbie L. Prentiss who, according to a Boston newspaper, was m. 2 Dec 1881 to James Albert Raudell in Revere.

    2. Mary Whittemore Prentiss, b. 23 Feb 1817, Cambridge, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [196]

    3. Nathaniel Prentiss, b. 7 Jun 1821. Entered the 19th Reg., MA Volunteers, as quartermaster-sergeant; d. 25 May 1862, at the age of 40, near the Chickahominy River, VA. Lt. Col. Rice wrote to his brother-in-law, Wm. A. Sunders, from the battleground, Fair Oaks, VA on 25 May 1862: "Your friend, Nathaniel Prentice, d. about 5 o'clock this morning. He went out of his tent a short distance, and on returning fell near the sentry posted near the quarter-master's tent. I and the sentry ran to him and carried him to his tent. On the way he only said, "I am going to die"; in ten minutes after he died. He was buried at sunset with military honors; all the officers of the regiment joined the long procession. He was energetic in business and beloved by all," etc.

    100. Jonas Prentice.Capt. Prentice was in Col. Thomas Russell's regiment in the War of 1812; resided in Cambridgeport, MA.

    He married, on 22 Feb 1807 in W. Cambridge, Helen Whittimore, daughter of Thomas Whittimore, a relative of Amos, the card inventor. She was b. 21 Apr 1788, and was admitted to the church 21 Jun 1812. Helen survived Jonas and d. 2 Feb 1878, age 89; funeral from her son-in-law's, E. C. Ray, Cambridgeport. Children:

    1. Ellen Prentiss, b. 31 Jul 1808; bapt. 4 Sep 1808. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [100.1]
    2. Jonas Whittimore Prentiss, b. 1810; bapt. 25 Nov. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [197]
    3. Letitia Whittimore Prentiss, b. 1812; bapt. 12 May 1816 in West Cambridge. . . . . . . [197a]
    4. Henry Prentiss, b. 1815. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[197b]
    5. Harriet Ware Prentiss, b. 1818; bapt. 7 Jun 1818 at West Cambridge. . . . . . . . . . . [197c]

    100.1 Ellen Prentiss, b. 31 Jul 1808; bapt. 4 Sep 1808, and d. 1872. She m. William Pierce of Andover, MA 7 Jun 1831. He was b. 7 Feb 1806, Greenfield. She d. 1872 leaving three sons and one daughter; the oldest son is M. W. Pierce, Roxbury, MA; in 1852 clerk in Boston Custom House. In 1878 Mr. Pierce was clerk of the State prison, in Concord, Mass." It was unclear who had the seven children and whether the reference to Mr. Pierce was a reference to Ellen's husband or a son.

    1. Ellen Prentiss Pierce, b. 1836 and d. Apr 1885. She m. Washington Lithgow. He was b. 4 Jul 1840 and d. after 1924.. Childen:
      1. Ellen Mrie Lithgow, b. 27 Feb 1868. She m. Heinrich Schulze, b. ??? and d. Sep 1914.
      2. Arthur Washington Lithgow. He was b. 22 Jan 1872 and d. 3 Mar 1921. He m. Ina Berneice Robinson. She was b. 24 Jan 1881 and d. Oct 1977. Children:
        1. Marion Ina Lithgow, b. May 1913.
        2. Jeannette Edna Lithgow, b. Apr 1914.
        3. Arthur Washington Lithgow. He was b. 9 Sep 1915.and d. 2004. He m. Sarah Jane Price. She was b. 1917. Son:
          1. (son) Lithgow. He m. 1st Miss Taynton and had a son. He m. 2nd. Miss Yeager and had a son and daughter.
        4. Marjorie Lithgow, b. May 1916 and d. Feb 1917.
        5. William E. Lithgow, b. 10 Mar 1917 and d. 12 Nov 2001.
        6. Frank Lithgow, b. Apr 1921 and d. Mar 1922.
      3. William Pierce Lithgow, b. 10 Jan 1875 and d. 16 May 1874.
      4. Mary Lithgow, b. 12 Nov 1878.

    101. Joshua Prentiss, b. 10 a.m., 14 Sep 1766, son of Lt. Joshua and Grace. He was a sea-captain and in 1819 senator of MA Legislature; while at sea was captured by the Algerians, and also by Napoleon's cruisers. "He followed Napoleon over Europe till he obtained payment for his vessel and cargo." He d. at sea 1826; was a portly, fine-looking man.

    He m. Elizabeth Orne, dau. of Col. Orne of Marblehead, MA. Children:

    1. Joshua Eldridge Prentiss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[198]
    2. John Eldridge Prentiss , b. 1793. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[199]
    3. Susan Prentiss; m. Mr. Barker; resided, 1850, in Brooklyn NY. She may be the Susan Barker, b. c. 1796, MA, shown in the 1850 Brooklyn, NY census with her husband, Richard Barker, b. c. 1798, MA. No children shown.
    4. Eliza Prentiss, b. c. 1800; m. Capt John Proctor, b. c. 1792, of Marblehead, MA. In 1850 Marblehead census where he is a teamster. Children per 1850 census:
      1. Susan Proctor, b. c. 1825, MA.
      2. Lucy Proctor, b. c. 1827, MA.
      3. John Proctor, b. c. 1830, MA
      4. Thomas W. Proctor, b. c. 1931, MA.
      5. Cecilia Proctor, b. c. 1840, MA.
      6. Sarah E. Proctor, b. c. 1842, MA
    5. Azor Orne Prentiss; supposed to have died at sea.
    6. William Prentiss.
    7. Thomas H. Prentiss; master of a schooner; d. 1850 on his passage home from California.
    8. Warren Prentiss.

    102. John Bubier Prentiss, son of Lt. Joshua and Grace. He was a sea-captain and d. in the West Indies in 1817. His dau., Mrs. Maria Benson of Salem, MA had, in 1852, a portrait of her father taken in Liverpool when a young man.

    He m. 1st Sarah Orne, dau. of Col. Orne of Marblehead, and 2nd a NY lady (name unknown). Children:

    1. Sarah Maria Prentiss, b. 1801; m. 14 Mar 1832, Salem, Samuel Benson of Salem, MA.
    2. John Prentiss.
    3. Susan Prentiss, dau. of John Bubier Prentiss, was b. 1805 and d. 1877; m. 5 Jun 1825, Salem, Ephraim Gray, (1801-1844), printer, of Salem, MA. Six children, including:
      1. Harriet Gray (1834-1904) m. 1869 Samuel Collins Bearce (b. 1835). (DAR 99/206) Daughter:
        1. Elizabeth Silsbee Bearce, b. Salem, MA.
    4. Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 1809; m. 27 Sep 1835, Lynn, MA, Henry T. Ropes, son of Col. Ropes of Salem. In 1852 lived in Liverpool, England as agent of the Wenham Ice Company.
    5. Timothy Dickenson Prentiss (twin), b. 1811. He may be the Timothy Prentiss who appars in the 1850 census in Somers, Tolland Co., CT. apparently unmarried. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.
    6. Joshua Prentiss (twin), b. 1811. 1850 census: Salem, MA. He is probably the Joshua C. Prentiss, mariner, (like his father) who appears in the 1860 Providence, Providence Co., RI census with his wife, Mary, b.c. 1812, RI, and children:
      1. Joshua C. Prentiss, b. c. 1846, RI. He appears in the 1870 N. Providence census, living at home, and his occupation is "Carriage Painter." At home in the 1880 Providence census, divorced. Not in 1900 census.
      2. Mary E. Prentiss, b. c. 1852, RI. She appears in the 1870 N. Providence census, living at home, and her occupation is "works in Braid Shop." At home in 1880 Providence census.
    7. Henry Prentice; resided in NY in 1852.

    103. Henry Prentiss, son of Lt. Joshua and Grace. He was a merchant of Marblehead, MA and d. 13 Sep 1813.

    He m. Mary Calley 18 Dec 1791. Mary b. 17 Jul 1770 and d. 11 Feb 1821. Children:

    1. John Prentiss, b. 26 Mar 1793. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [200]
    2. Mary Prentiss, b. 26 Jul 1795; d. 24 Jan 1817. Binney says she died single, but also notes in footnote that a Mary Prentice, age 50 in 1845, married Capt. John Power in Marblehead on 9 Nov 1845..
    3. Grace Prentiss, b. 13 Apr 1797. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [201]
    4. Elizabeth C. Prentiss, b. 26 Mar 1799; resided Lynn, MA; d. 13 Jul 1852 after 12 years' illness. Living with Ruth and husband, below, in the 1850 Lynn census. Single.
    5. Henry Prentiss, b. 10 Mar 1801; seaman; d. Charleston, SC on 10 Oct 1818.
    6. Joshua Prentiss, b. 23 Jan 1803; seaman; d. on board brig "Neva," Sumatra to Salem.
    7. Mary Tabitha Prentice, b. 26 Mar 1805. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [202]
    8. Henry James Prentiss, b. 17 Jul 1807, Marblehad. Name changed from Richard James Calley by Legislature. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [203]
    9. Abigail Ann Prentice, b. 29 Apr 1809. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [204]
    10. Ruth Freeman Prentice, b. 11 Jun 1811; married, 27 Nov 1840, Lynn, George West of Lynn, MA. They appear in the 1850 Lynn census. No children.

    104. Abigail Bigelow Prentiss, b. 12 Mar 1776 in Andover, Essex Co., MA and d. in Medfield, MA 9 Nov 1851, dau. of Lt. Joshua and Grace;

    She m. Capt. Edmund Lewis of Marblehead, MA on 19 Jan 1793. He was b. 11 Feb 1772/73 in Marblehead, MA, and d. in New Orleans 28 Oct 1820. He was captured on board his own ship, the Tomahawk, after peace was declared by the British (perhaps in a territorial dispute between the British and French of Nova Scotia), and taken with eight others to Halifax where they were confined in prison. They escaped through a drain, taking refuge under a dory while the English fired over them not knowing they were near.

    Children of Abitgail and Edmund:

    1. Edmund Lewis, b. 25 Mar 1793; lost at sea, 1810.
    2. Joshua Lewis, b. 26 Sep 1795; d. 23 Sep 1796.
    3. Joshua Lewis, b. 31 Jan 1797; d. at sea, 1823.
    4. John Lewis, b. 25 Feb 1799; m. Mary Haskell who d. 1 Dec 1851 leaving three sons and a daughter.
    5. Abigail Lewis, b. 7 Dec 1800; d. 3 Oct 1801.
    6. Prentiss Lewis, b. 26 Oct 1802; d. 23 Feb 1803 or 26 Jun 1883 in Kanab, Kane Co., UT.
    7. Philip Bessom/Benson Lewis, b. 5 Jan 1804.
        He m. 1st. Mary Therese Bonney of New Bedford, MA, on 27 Jun 1837. She was b. 1804.
        He m. 2nd Jane Amanda Stevens, on 11 May 1848. She was b. 1804.
        He m. 3rd Mary Scott on 1 Jan 1858. She was b. 1804.
        He m. 3th Emily Lewis on 9 Jun 1868, Kanab, Kane Co., UT. She was b. 27 Dec 1848 in Salt Lake City,UT, and d. 26 Jun 1883. She was the dau. of James Lewis and Emily Jenison Holman. Children of Philip and Emily per Ancestry.com :

        1. Annie Lewis, b. 7 Sep 1870 in Harrisburg, Washington, Utah
        2. Edith Sophia Lewis, b. 5 Sep 1873 in Provo, Utah, Utah
        3. Philip Besson Lewis, b. 28 Feb 1877 in Kanab, Kane, Utah
        4. Ruth Leona Frost(?), b. 24 Feb 1881 in Kanab, Kane, Utah
        5. Joseph Lewis, b. 19 Sep (year?)n Kanab, Kane, Utah

    8. Abigail Lewis, b. 22 Jun 1805 and d. 10 Mar 1887. She m. George Cummings on 4 Jul 1829. Jul 1829, retired merchant and for several years alderman of Cambridge, MA; in 1852 resided in Lancaster, MA; said to be wealthy and benevolent.
    9. Henry Prentiss Lewis, b. 21 Jun 1807; m. Ann Chaffin of Buckfield, ME on 10 Jun 1830. Three children.
    10. William R. Lewis, b. 16 May 1809; died young.
    11. Harriet E. Lewis, b. 9 May 1813, Marblehead, Essex Co., MA. She m. William Chenery of Medfield, MA on 2 May 1837. One son.
    12. William E. Lewis, b, 4 Aug 1815. Killed by fall at sea 14 Mar 1842.
    13. Tabitha R. Lewis, b. 4 Aug 1815; m David Simpson, formerly of Stratham, NH; resident of Roxbury, MA in 1852. Nine children. For her children, see Ancestry.com .
    14. Charlotte Caroline Lewis, b. 6 May 1819. . . . . . . . . . . . . [104a]

    104a. Charlotte Caroline Lewis, b. 6 May 1819 and d. 24 Mar 1900 in Everett, Snohomish Co., WA, age 78.

    She m. Horatio Gates Simpson on 15 Nov 1840 . He was b. c. 181 om Greenland, Rockingham Co., NY, and d. 27 Apr 1883 in Rainsford Isle, Boston Co., MA. He was a carpenter and brother of David Simpson, her sister's husband. He was the son of David Simpson and his wife, Olive. Resided Roxbury, MA. Children (per email of 10 Oct 2000 from Simpson-L@rootsweb.com):

    1. Charlotte Simpson. Born about 1842. On October 17, 1862 when Charlotte was 20, she married George F. Seaver on 17 Oct 1862. He was b. 1838 in MA.
    2. William E. Simpson. Born on January 16, 1843, MA. William E. died on November 8, 1859, he was 16.
    3. Abagail Prentiss Simpson, b. 19 Dec 1845, MA and d. 1882, she was 37. Born about 1845.
    4. George Henry Simpson (1846-1906) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [104b]
    5. Joshua Prentiss Sim[spm. Born on December 6, 1847. Joshua Prentiss died on September 28, 1848, he was 3.
    6. Horatio Prentice Simpson. Born on January 9, 1849 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Ma. Horatio died on January 14, 1851, he was 2.
    7. Ella Grace Simpson. Born on March 19, 1851, MA. Listed in 1880 census, age 29, with parents and sister as a lace maker.
    8. Albertina Simpson. Born in February 1853, and d. 11 Nov 1906. On January 13, 1875, Malden, MA, when Albertina was 21, she married John Moore. He was b. 14 Jan 1840, Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 13 Nov 1906 in Everett, Snohomish Co., WA. He was the son of Uriah Moore and Mary Howard Dakin. Extensive Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . They had 1 or more children, including.
      1. Ella Hayward Moore, b. 29 Sep 1875. She m. Walter Scott Wilmot.
    9. Frank Simpson. Born on January 12, 1856.

    104b. George Henry SIMPSON. Born on July 28, 1846 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts. George Henry died on December 19, 1906, he was 60.

    On May 17, 1876 when George Henry was 29, he married Caroline Frances Simonds Carrie, daughter of Eabud SIMONDS & Mary Jane FROTHINGHAM, in Chelsea. Born on November 27, 1855 in Chelsea, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Caroline Frances died on January 16, 1933, she was 77. They had the following children:

    1. George Henry Simpson. Born on August 2, 1877 in Somerville, Massachusetts. George Henry died in East Cambridge, Massachusetts on April 5, 1882, he was 4.
    2. Clarence Lewis Simpson(1879-). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[104c]
    3. Mabel Frances Simpson. Born on March 14, 1881 in Somerville. Mabel Frances died on August 1, 1881 in East Cambridge, Massachusetts. Buried in Cambridge Cemetary.
    4. Edward Graves Simpson(1884-1960). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [104d]

    104c. Clarence Lewis SIMPSON. Born on March 20, 1879. On February 6, 1908 when Clarence Lewis was 28, he married Jennie Anna VOICE(?), in Sharon Heights. They had one child:

    1. Robert Frank Simpson(-1904)

    104d. Edward Graves SIMPSON. Born on May 30, 1884 in East Cambridge, Massachusetts. Edward Graves died on May 24, 1960, he was 75. Occupation: Weaver At Sanford Mills.

    On December 22, 1905 when Edward Graves Simpson was 21, he first married Edith Louise BRINTNALL, daughter of Thomas Osmo BRINTNALL & Mary Louise SMITH, in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Born on August 15, 1884. Edith Louise died in Sanford, ME on February 26, 1951, she was 66. They had the following children:

    1. Edna Gertrude Simpson (1906-1992)
    2. Edward Graves Simpson (1908-1977)
    3. Charles Everitt Simpson (1910-1976)
    4. Harry Wheeler Simpson (1913-1932)
    5. Ruth May Simpson (1916-1991)
    6. Frederick Walter Simpson (1921-1951)

    Edward Graves Simpson married 2nd Doris Weeman.

    105. Thomas Prentiss, b. 4:30 p.m. 25 Aug 1780, probably Marblehead, MA. He was the son of Lt. Joshua and Grace. Name of wife unknown but may be Nancy per the RI Death Record of his son, Edmund. He moved to Providence, RI and d. in 1832. Sea-captain and Baptist clergyman. Known children per C. J. F. Binney:

    1. Thomas Prentiss, b. c. 1800-1810, RI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [105.1]
    2. Edmund Prentiss, b. c. 1815-1821, RI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [105.2]
    3. Caleb Prentiss, captain of the ship "Endeavour" of New Bedford, MA.
    4. (dau.) Prentiss, per Binney. She m. in Providence, RI.
    5. (dau.) Prentiss, per Binney. She m. in Providence, RI.
    6. (dau.) per 1820 census.
    7. (dau.) per 1820 census.

    105.1 Thomas Prentiss, b. c. 1800-1810, RI. Although not yet confirmed, he may be the Thomas Prentiss shown in the 1830 census in Providence East Side of River, Providence Co., RI, as b. c. 1800-1810, perhaps RI.

    He m. Unknown, b. c. 1800-1810, also present in the 1830 Providence census. They had 1 or more children, including:

    1. (son) Prentiss, b. c. 1825-1830, probably Providence, RI. At home in Providence in 1830 census.

    105.2 Edmund Prentiss. It is probable that he is the Edmond F. Prentice who was b. c. 1821 in RI, and d. 11 Jan 1890, age 72 years per RI Deaths. He was a Cigar Maker in the 1860 Providence, RI, census. He is shown with his apparent wife, Sarah, b. c. 1824, RI.

    The 1821 Edmond Prentice is likely the same person as the Edmund Prentice shown in the 1880 census as b. c. 1815, RI (with both parents b. in RI) with his wife, Sarah, b. c. 1828,RI (with both parents b. in RI) and son.

    1. Charles Prentice, b. c. 1868, RI, and d. 9 Jul 1927, age 58 years. At home in 1880 census. He is likely the Charles Prentice single and a boarder, living in the 1900 Providence, RI, censs as b. Mar 1865, RI, with both parents b. inR, a Printer. He is likely the Charles F. Prentice, single and living alone, shown in the 1920 Providence, RI, census as b. c. 1869, RI, with both parents b. in RI, a Printer in a Printing Shop.

    He m. Sarah E. who was b. c. 1824, RI, and d. 15 May 1899, RI..

    He may, or may not, be the Edmund F. Prentiss shown in "Rhode Island Deaths" as b. c. 1818 and d. 11 Jan 1890 which name as "Kin 1: Thomas Prentiss" and "Kin 2: Nancy Prentiss."

    Children of Edmond F.Prentice shown in the 1880 census:

    1. William E. Prentiss, b. 11 Jul 1857 (per RI Births) and d. 23 Aug 1857 (per RI Deaths)
    2. George E. Prentiss, b. 8 Feb 1859 (per RI Births) and d. 14 Apr 1859 (per RI Deaths)
    3. Ella F. Prentiss, b. 8 Jun 1860 (per RI Births) and d. 28 Jul 1860 (per RI Deaths).

    106. Christopher Prentiss, b. 9 Dec 1783, son of Lt. Joshua and Grace. He m. Annis Getchell; d. Providence, RI, 1830. Six children, two of whom are:

    1. Christopher Prentiss, lost at sea.
    2. Samuel Getchell Prentiss, master of the ship "Superb" of Baltimore, MD; in the Rio trade in 1850.

    107. Caleb Prentiss, b. c. 1786 and living with his daughter, Sarah (Prentiss) Wilkins in the 1870 Danvers, MA census. Son of Lt. Joshua and Grace. Caleb was a merchant, captain of artillery in War of 1812. In 1840 moved to Danvers, MA, on a farm, and was there in 1852. He had his father's family Bible with its records and a small profile of him.

    He; m. Elizabeth Knight 1811. She was b. 27 Jul 1790, Marblehead, MA, dau. of Hon. Benjamin and Ellizabeth Knight of Marblehead, MA. Although additional investigation is needed for confirmation, he may be the Benjamin Knight who was b. before 6 Sep 1767 in Marblehead, son of William Knight and Mary Chinn, and who m. Elizabeth Selmon on 28 Nov 1789 in Marblehead. Ancestor Charts for Benjamin Knight can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Caleb and Elizabeth:

    1. Caleb Prentiss, b. 5 Jul 1812. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [205]
    2. Elizabeth Knight Prentiss, b. 13 Dec 1813; m. Elisha Hide of N. Danvers, MA on 19 Feb 1851. She may, or may not, be the Elizabeth Hyde, widoww, shown in the 1880 census in Hyde Park, Cache Co., UT.
    3. Grace Bubier Prentiss, b. 15 Dec 1815. . . . . . . . . . . . . [206]
    4. John Selman Prentiss, b. 6 Oct 1817; d. 14 May 1818. Binney's 1883 book says "Joan" rather than "John," but is an apparent error. "Vital Records of Marblehead, MA, in both birth and death records, give the name is "John Selman", and he's referred to as a son ("s."). Additionally, Elizabeth Knight's grandfather was John Selman.
    5. Mary Abigail Prentiss, b. 8 Sep 1819; m. Hiram Hook of N. Danvers in 25 Dec 1844. He was b. c. 1815, MA. 1850, 1860 and 1870 census in Danvers where he is a Shoemaker. Three children:
      1. Mary E. Hook, b. c. 1845. At home in 1870.
      2. William H. Hook, b. c. 1847. At home in 1860. Not in 1870 census.
      3. Charles H. Hook, b. c. 1849. At home in 1870.
    6. Emily Helen Prentiss, born 27 Sep 1821. . . . . . . . . . . . . .[107.1]
    7. Henry Prentiss, b. 14 Aug 1823. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[207]
    8. Sarah Chinn Prentiss, b. 16 Apr 1825; m. W. A. Wilkins of N. Danvers, 1850. Sarah appears in the 1870 Danvers census living with her father, Caleb, and apparently widowed.
    9. Joshua Prentiss, b. 11 Jan 1827. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .[208]
    10. Benjamin Knight Prentiss, b. 8 Dec 1828. . . . . . . . . . . . . [209]
    11. Joseph Gallison Prentiss, b. 24 Aug 1831. . . . . . . . . . . . .[210]
    12. William Knight Prentiss, b. 10 Mar 1834; d. 21 Mar 1834.

    107.1 Emily Helen Prentiss, born 27 Sep 1821; married Kimball Hutchinson of N. Danvers, MA on 20 Jan 1847. H4 was b. 14 Jan 1814, Danvers,son of Jesse and Mehitable Danvers. His Ancestor Chart can be found at Ancestry.com at Ancestry.com . Emily and Kimball appear in the 1860 Danvers census with their children:

    1. Horace K. Hutchinson, b. c. 1851, MA. He m. Eliza A.
    2. Mellen Prentiss Hutchinson, b 1852

    3. Elvie E. Hutchinson, b. c. 1857, MA. She m. Frank H. Gowell who was b. 1854, ME. Children:
      1. Effie C.Gowell, b. 1879.
      2. Robert Niles Gowelll, 6 Jul 1881 in Boston, MA.
      3. Emily H. Gowell, b. 1887.
      4. Herbert N. Gowell, b. 1888.
      5. Florence E. Gowell, b. 1890.
      6. Willard W. Gowell, b. 1900.
    4. Ellen P. Hutchinson, b. Apr 1863, Danvers, Essex Co., MA. She m. Robert Wadsworth who was b. May 1852, AL. They appear in the 1900 Danvers census. No children shown. Ellen is not shown in the 1910 census.

    108. Mary Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary; admitted Medfield Church, 1814; dismissed to Sudbury Church, 1818. She d. Sudbury 14 Jul 1849, age 59.

    She m. Rev. Rufus Hurlburt of Sudbury, MA on 17 Dec 1817, Medfield. He d. Jun 1838. A notice signed JB. in the Puritan Recorder, Boston, 23 Jul 1848, says: "Mr. Hurlburt was pastor in Sudbury 22 years. She was grand-daughter of the late Mr. John Scollay of Boston, of Revolutionary fame. She was a spiritual and prayerful woman, doing good in secret. Religion her support in life and death, an ornament to her church, her faith strong to the end." Children:

    1. Thomas Prentice Hurlburt. b. c. 1815-1820, MA. He m. Mary Ann Moore on 30 Sep 1841. Children per Ancestry.com :

      1. Rufus Henry Hurlburt, b. 16 JUL 1842 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA
      2. Elizabeth Prentice Hurlburt, b. 8 SEP 1844 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA
      3. Helen M. Hurlburt, b. 16 OCT 1849 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA

    2. Mary Scollay Hurlburt.
    3. William Rufus Hurlburt.
    4. Stephen Henry Hurlburt.
    5. John Luther Hurlburt.
    6. James Douglas Hurlburt.

    109. Abigail Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary. She d. 31 Oct 1848.

    She married, on 26 Jun 1822, as his third wife, Capt. Jeremiah Baker, farmer of W. Dedham, MA, b. 22 May 1762, who was on duty, Boston, as a guard of Burgoyne's army, prisoners there, and captain of a company of dragoons in the War of 1812. He d. 14 Sep 1855, age 93. He was the son of Jeremiah Baker and Elizabeth Dwight. An Aestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Frances Mehitable Baker, b. 12 May 1823; d. 9 Sep 1823.
    2. Francis Whiting Baker, b. 28 Jul 1825 in West Dedham, MA and d.28 Sep 1905. She m. Lucinda Stowe of S. Newry, ME on 28 Oct 1847; she was b. 12 Apr 1821. He was clerk in Dedham, MA. Children were:

      1. Abba Louise Baker, b. 10 Aug 1848.
      2. Clifton Prentiss Baker, b. 4 May 1850 in West Dedham, MA, and d. 24 Jan 1926. He m. 1st Jane Maria Wakefield. She was b. 25 Mar 1853 in Dedham, MA. He m. 2nd Ellen Brown Fassett. Children of Clifton and his first wife, Jane:
        1. Ross Wakefield Baker, b. 16 Apr 1876 in Dedham, MA.
      3. Charles Francis
      4. May Baker, and
      5. Henry Stowe Baker.

    3. Mary Elizabeth Baker, b. 29 Jan 1827; m. Augustus Parker, 16 Nov 1854, horticulturist of Roxbury, MA. Children were:

      1. William Prentiss Parker, b. 11 Dec 1857 and d. 22 Mar 1923
      2. Elizabeth Seaver Parker and Lucy Parker.

    110. Elizabeth Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary.

    She m. Israel Trask 7 Jul 1835, merchant of Beverly, MA and d., Beverly, 9 Apr 1859, age 64. One child:

    1. Catherine Prentiss Trask, b. 29 Jun 1836.

    111. Catherine Prentiss, She was 22 May 1796, perhaps in Medfield, MA, and d. 30 Jan 1833. She was the dau. of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary; m. Dr. Thomas Stearns of Sudbury, MA on 30 Sep 1828. He was b. 6 Aug 1785 and d. Jul 1844. Children:

    1. Catherine Prentiss Stearns, b. 15 May 1830; d. 1831.
    2. Francis Stearns, son, b. 14 Feb 1832 and d. 1855. He was a skillful wood-engraver, having studied the art with Wright and Mallory, well-known wood-engravers, of Boston, Mass.

    112. Dr. Henry Prentiss, son of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary; Harvard College, 1817. Dr. Prentiss settled as physician in Gloucester, MA succeeding Dr. Cotlin on his decease in 1827. He had an extensive practice, and highly esteemed as a skilful physician; was warm hearted and benevolent. He d. 13 Oct 1839, and Caroline moved to Roxbury, MA.

    He m. 18 Jun 1825 Caroline H. Staniford, dau. of Daniel Staniford, A.M., of Boston. Children, all born in Gloucester:

    1. Henry Prentiss , b. 9 Oct 1827; d. 18 Jul 1828.
    2. Henry Prentiss, b. 2 Apr 1828. . . . . . . . . . [112.1
    3. Mary Prentiss, b. 27 Aug 1829; m. Henry Wells of Wells, Fargo & Co. 25 Apr 1861. No children.
    4. Thomas Melville Prentiss , b. 11 May 1831. Unmarried at the time Binney obtained his information. Not in 1880 census.
    5. William Edward Prentiss, b. 22 Feb 1833; d. Sep 1835.

    112.1 Henry Prentiss, son of Dr. Henry and Caroline; b. 2 Apr 1828. Moved to Boston 1863 where the family since resided. Employed in the Boston City Hall in 1882 at a deputy collector; lived on Winthrop Street in Roxbury, MA. Henry may be deceased by 1820 as Jane is shown in the 1920 Boston census living with her son, melville.

    He m. Jane Branch, dau. of Moses Branch of Burlington, VT 4 Jun 1857. Children:

    1. Henry Prentiss Jr., b. 17 Mar 1858, Burlington, VT; in business, Boston, 1882-3. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
    2. Melville Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1862, Burlington, VT; in business, Boston, 1882-3. Living with his mother in the 1920 Boston census. 1930 census in Pasadena, Los Angeles Co., CA, unmarried. However, 1930 living with son, Amory in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA. Probably d. before 1940 as not in CA Death Index which begins 1940. Son:
      1. Amory Prentiss, b. c. 1887, MA, and d. before 2006, Winchester, MA. He m. Annie, b. c. 1890, and d. before 2006, Winchester, MA. Children:
        1. Louise Prentiss, b. c. 1917, MA, and d. before 2006. 1930 at home in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA.
        2. Thomas Prentiss, b. c. 1918, MA. 1930 at home in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA. He is the Thomas M. Prentiss shown in the SSDI as b. 30 Jan 1918 and d. 23 Dec 1987 in Jensen Beach, Martin Co., FL. He m. Rita L., b. 20 Sep 1919, MA, and d. 28 Aug 2000, Jensen Beach, Martin Co., FL.
        3. Amory Prentiss, b. 10 May 1922, MA, and d. Apr 1965 per SSDI. 1940 in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA.
        4. Richard Prentice, b. c. 1927, MA, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [112.2]

    112.2 Richard Prentice, b. c. 1927, MA, and d. 8 Dec 2006, MA. 1940 in Medford, MA. His obituary reads as follows

      Richard H. Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (AK) - \ Wednesday, December 13, 2006

      Longtime Fairbanks resident Richard Henry Prentiss, 79, passed away on Dec. 8, 2006, at Denali Center. Richard was born in 1927 in Medford, Mass. After service overseas in the U.S. Marine Corps, Richard traveled to Fairbanks in 1951 where he began a career with the Alaska Railroad.

      In 1953, he met and married Anna Mattson of Duluth, Minn, and they started a family soon thereafter. Richard will be fondly and indelibly remembered for the uniqueness of his character and personality.

      He was preceded in death by his parents, Amory and Annie Prentiss of Winchester, Mass.; brothers, Tom and Amory; and his sister, Louise.

      Richard is survived by his wife of 53 years, Anna of Fairbanks; children and their spouses, Richard Prentiss of Fairbanks, William and Osiris Prentiss of Reno, Nev., James Prentiss of Phoenix, Philip and Thessaly Prentiss of Bellingham, Wash., and Patricia and Ken Brasel of Seattle; and grandchildren, Melanie, Quinn, Troy, Tate, Clara, Madeline and Garett.

      In respect of his wishes, no service will be held. To those at his side, as well as to those who knew him, it should come as no surprise that his passing was marked by the same undaunted spirit that animated his life. A celebration of his life for family and friends will be held at a later date. Arrangements were by Chapel of Chimes Funeral Home.

    He m. Anna Mattson of Duluth, MN. Living in 2006, Fairbanks, AK. Children per Richard's obituary, above:

    1. Richard Prentiss of Fairbanks, AK,
    2. William Prentiss. He m. Osiris and in 2006 lived in Reno, NV.
    3. James Prentiss of Phoenix, AZ.
    4. Philip Prentiss. He m. Thessaly and in 2006 lived in Bellingham, WA.
    5. Patricia Prentiss. She m. Ken Brasel and in 2006 lived in Seattle, WA.

    113. John Prentiss, son of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary. Harvard College, 1818. Hed. Baltimore 31 Aug 1861; while crossing a railroad track his carriage was run into by a train of cars and he was thrown out and instantly killed. His wife died after that date.

    Dr. Joseph Palmer's "Necrology of the Alumni of Harvard College" relates that John studied with his father until the latter's death, and in Phillips Academy, Andover, from April of same year, preparing for college. In his Sophomore year, he taught school in Wayland, then called East Sudbury, and his Junior and Senior years in Medfield. Graduated as a fair scholar, untainted by any vices of college life, protected by the principles of pure religion and the stern morality instilled by the tenderest of mothers.

    He practiced strict economy, but was encumbered with debts at its close unavoidably contracted. To discharge these and fit himself in theology he accepted the charge of the Female High School in Charlestown, then just established with one female assistant. He had charge of three hundred pupils; he was so acceptable his engagement was renewed and continued until he had accomplished his objective.

    In the winter of 1819-20 he entered the Divinity School at Cambridge, and continued till the autumn of 1822, with occasional ill health, and taking charge of Rev. Henry Coleman's labors in Boston, while Mr. Coleman was ill, and resided in his family, and who continued his friend till his death in Islington, near London, 17 Aug 1849, while engaged in agricultural inquiries in Europe for the State of Massachusetts.

    From bodily health, after his studies were ended, Mr. Prentiss abandoned his choice of profession for a while. In 1823 he remained with his mother at her home to recuperate. In that year, by advise of physicians, to try a milder climate, he accepted a tutorship in Baltimore College. His health being partially restored in 1824, he took charge, as principal, of one of the State academies of Maryland at Garrison Forrest, till the autumn of 1825, with restored health and the reputation of a faithful and successful teacher, and by request he removed to Baltimore, and opened a private school for boys, with great success.

    The climate, social relations, and the reputation as a teacher, induced him to make that city his home and teaching his occupation.

    In 1833 he was elected president of the collegiate, and principal of the academic department of Baltimore College, and remained as such eight years, educating many pupils, with the aid of several instructors. He rejected corporal punishment, and successfully carried it out for eight years, while he remained.

    In 1841, because of ill health from over-exertion, he resigned and retired to his country seat three and a half miles from Baltimore and resided there till his death, and there opened a private boarding school for boys, and also attending to his health, which was fully restored. He named his place "Medfield" from his native town, and there for twenty years, by his example, taught his scholars Christian faith and practice, and was both teacher and friend.

    Married 1st Amelia F. Kennedy of Baltimore on 22 Dec 1825, . She d. Feb. 1857. He m. 2nd Sarah Watson of Nantucket, MA in Jul 1858.Children by his first wife, Amelia F. Kennedy:

    1. John H. Prentiss, b. 26 Nov 1826, MD; M.D. . . . . . . . . . [211]
    2. Thomas Melville Prentiss, b. 26 Oct 1829 and called, in the IGI, "of Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD." Of Cornwall (on the Hudson), NY in 1882; an elder of the Cornwall Presb. Church. He appears in the 1880 census in Cornwall, Orange Co., NY, living in the home of Daniel and Emeline Taft, with his wife, Florina A. Taft, b. c. 1850, NY. No children shown.
    3. Marcia K. Prentiss, b. 1 Sep 1831; d. 30 Jun 1832.
    4. William Scollay Prentiss, b. 10 Jul 1833; d. 25 Jan 1836.
    5. Clifton Kennedy Prentice, b. 16 Jun 1835, MD. Entered the Union army in the Civil War and was wounded in the left lung storming the works at Petersburg, VA on 14 May 1865 at which time his brother, William Scollay Prentice, below, on the Confederate side, was wounded a few feet away in defending the same works. Both were transported in the same ambulance to the same hospital. Clifton later died in Brooklyn, NY on 20 Aug 1865, two months after his brother, William. Clifton mustered into Union service at age 26 as Captain of Company F on 27 Aug 1862. and was brevetted several times for gallantry, and d. a Lt. Colonel. He was in many battles, had six horses shot under him, and was cool, deliberate, and absolutely fearless in battle. (Ref: Letter of 3 Jul 1998 from Arthur W. Bergeron Jr., Historian, at the Pamplin Park Civil War Site.)
    6. Aurelia Prentiss, b. 2 May and d. 7 May 1838.
    7. William Scollay Prentiss, b. 29 May, 1839, MD. Enlisted as a private in Co. D, 1st Maryland Inf. Reg. in Mar 1862. When that unit was disbanded the following Aug., he joined the 2nd Maryland Battalion and rose to the rank of Lieutenant. On 14 May 1865 he was wounded by a Minie ball in the right thigh on the Confederate side in defending the works at Petersburg, VA (see Clifton, above). His leg was amputated above the knee, but he later died in Washington on 24 Jun 1865.
    8. Mary Amelia Prentiss, b. 26 Aug 1841; d. 11 Dec. 1845.
    9. Marcia Gray Prentiss, b. 25 Aug 1844, MD; d. 4 Dec 1850.

    114. Mercy S. Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Mary.

    She m. G. Davis of Medfield, MA and d. 14 Feb 1877 in Medfield. Children:

    1. William P. Davis, b. Apr 1843; d. Sep 1846.
    2. Mary Catherine Davis, b. Feb. 1846.
    115. Lt. Nathaniel Appleton Prentiss, b. Sep 1787 and d. 20 Apr 1852, age 74. She was the son of Appleton and Silence. Nathaniel, at age 15, went to sea. In the War of 1812 , was a sailing master in the U. S. Navy; commissioned Lt. in 1818; saw considerable service in the navy, the brig "Prometheus," in the coast survey, and on one of Jefferson's gunboat the "Bull Dog." In the War of 1812 he was in the corvette "Adams" under Capt., afterwards Commodore, Morris, when she was chased by a British frigate up the Penobscot River, where she was blown up to prevent capture, after the militia, who came to help defend her, had fled. He was subsequently stationed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, and while superintending the razeeing of the frigate "Independence" fell down the hatchway, receiving severe injuries, and was placed on the retired list, with a pension.

    He resided in South Andover, MA where he d. 20 Apr 1852, age 64. Five of his children died within eight months of a species of marasmus (a condition of progressive emaciation, especially in children).

    He m. 1st Elizabeth Cobb Paine, b. 9 Aug 1796 in Boston, MA. There is some confusion as to the identity of Elizabeth's parents. Binney says she was the dau. of Robert Treat Paine of Boston. However, an entry in Ancestry.com says she was the daughter of Thomas Paine and Elizabeth Baker and gives her ancestry at Ancestry.com . Children of his first wife who survived:

    1. Mary Ann Paine Prentiss, b. 20 Apr 1824. She m. Rev. Erastus B. Claggett of Lyndeboro', NH, on 25 Feb 1845, Andover, Essex, MA. He was b. c. 1815, NH. They appear in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 census in Lyndeborough, Hillsborough Co., NH. Children:
      1. Erastus P. Claggett, b. c. 1845. At home in 1860.
      2. Sumner E. Claggett, b. c. 1847. At home in 1860.
      3. Elizabeth Claggett, b. c. 1852. At home in 1870.
      4. Charles W. Claggett, b. c. 1856. At home in 1870.
      5. Irving Claggett, b. c. 1859. At home in 1860. Not shown in 1870 census.
      6. Henry M. Claggett, b. c. 1860. At home in 1870.

    Nathaniel married, 2nd on 16 Apr 1836, Abigail/Abby W. Payson, dau. of Samuel Payson, Esq. of Charlestown, MA. In the 1870 and 1880 Arlington census she is living with the family of her son, Samuel. Children of Nathaniel and Abby:

    1. Samuel Payson Prentiss, b.3 Jun 1838; student at Andover (MA) Academy, 1850; resided in 1882 in Arlington, MA. He m. Ellen, b. c. 1836. They appear in the 1870 and 1880 Arlington census where is is shown as a music teacher. No children are shown.

    2. Nathaniel Appleton Prentiss Jr., b. 20 Aug 1840; attorney, firm of Chambers, Boughton and Prentiss, 59 Liberty Street, NY, 1882. In NY on 26 Jun 1878 he m. Margaret de Koven Beach, dau. of H. C. Beach and Mary de Koven. His residence was 131 E. 26th St., New York, 1882. He graduated Harvard College, 1862; read law at Columbia College law school in New York; was called to the bar in 1861, and practiced thereafter in New York. He had a photograph from a miniature of his father on ivory, and his mother also had one, in Arlington, MA where she resided in 1882.

    116. Charlotte Prentiss, dau. of Appleton and Silence. She was b. 14 May 1792, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. 1852, Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA.

    She m. George Clark on 19 Nov 1820, Charlestown, MA. He was b. 12 Mar 1790 in Hubbardston, MA and d. in Boston, 1849. He was the son of Isaac Clark and Patty (Martha) Clark. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:

    1. Charlotte Helen Clark, b. 5 Oct 1821; m. Moses P. Griffin 30 Jan 1845; he was b. in Tewksbury, MA 13 Jan 1815. Resided Malden, MA. Children:

      1. Appleton Prentiss Griffin, b. 24 Jul 1852.
      2. Frank Alfred Griffin, b. 16 May 1857; d. 25 Oct. 1859.

    2. George Clark, b. 28 Sep 1823; m. Sarah F. Dillaway of Boston on 21 Nov 1846. Children:

      1. George Coverly Clark, b. 30 Mar 1848; d. 10 Jun 1858.
      2. Emma Frances Clark, b. 22 Oct 1850.
      3. Sarah Josephine Clark, b. 15 May 1853.
      4. Charlotte Prentiss Clark, 31 May 1857.
      5. Mary Sanford Clark, b. 5 May 1860; d. 31 Jul 1865.
      6. George Dillaway Clark, b. 4 Jan 1864.
      7. Edward Sanford Clark, b. 12 Oct 1866.

    3. Appleton Prentiss Clark, b. 19 Apr 1826; m. Elizabeth Cordelia Woodman of Gilmanton, NH on 11 Jan 1855. Resided Washington DC. Children:

      1. Allen Culling Clark, b 23 Feb 1858, Philadelphia, PA, and d. 16 May 1943 in Washington, D.C. He m. Sarah Pierce, dau. of Henry Johnson Pierce. Children:
        1. Mary Rosalie Clark. She m. Robert Lewis Graveley.
        2. Elizabeth Gertrude Clark.
        3. Henry Woodman Clark.
        4. Dorothy Prentiss Clark. She m. William Henry Winchcole.
      2. Appleton Prentiss Clark Jr., b. 13 Nov 1865.

    4. Roxanna Maria Clark, b. 21 Apr 1828; of Boston.
    5. Isaac Henry Clark, b. 5 Nov 1830; m. Emily Larkin of Wilton, NH on 15 Oct 1856 and res. Medford, MA.

      1. George H. Clark, b. 21 Feb 1858; d. 29 Feb 1860.
      2. Jesse A. Clark, b. 28 Jul 1861; d. 7 Aug 1863.
      3. Isabella Clark, b. 6 Sep 1863.
      4. Nellie E. Clark, b. 12 Sep 1866.

    117. William Conant Prentiss, son of Appleton and Silence.

    He m. 1st Assenath Sanford. She was b. 20 Oct 1794, dau. of John Sanford and Rebecca Shattuck of Northampton, MA; she d. 1 Sep 1861. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children, all by his first wife, Assenath, and born in Northampton:

    1. Helen Maria Prentiss, b. 30 Sep 1822; resided Northampton. Living with brother, William, in 1880 Hampshire Co., MA census.
    2. Caroline Rebecca Prentiss, b. 25 Dec 1824. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [212]
    3. William Francis Prentiss, b. 16 Mar 1827. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [213]
    4. John Appleton Prentiss, b. 18 Nov 1829. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [214]
    5. Henry Conant Prentiss, b. 10 Apr 1832. M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [215]
    6. Sarah Holmes Prentiss, b. 9 Mar 1837; d. 7 Sep 1838.

    William m. 2nd Mrs. Rosina (Rice) Mowry on 30 Sep 1863. Resided in Northampton, Hampshire, and was a painter, and d. there c. 1872.

    118. Henry Prentiss, son of Appleton and Silence. Henry, in 1852, kept the well-known musical instrument store in Court Street, Boston.

    He m. 1st Mary Ann Dickenson of Cambridgeport, MA 8 Sep 1828. She d. 1833. Children:

    1. Henry Prentiss, b. 1829; d. 1832.
    2. Chester Prentiss, b. 1832; d. 1832.

    Henry m. 2nd Harriet J. Ferrin of Charlestown, MA 3 or 22 Jun 1840, Charlestown. An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Henry Ferrin Prentiss, b. 3 Jul 1841 and d. 4 mos. later on 13 Nov 1841.
    2. Albert Frank Prentiss, b. 17 Jul 1848 (but the 1880 census says b. c. 184). May be the same person as the owner of Albert F. Prentice and Co., Vernon F. Prentice, machinists, Worcester, MA in 1874. He appears in the 1880 Worcester census with his wife, Mary, b. c. 1846,MA. Not in 1900 census. Daughter per 1880 census:
      1. Mabel E. Prentice, b. c. 1874, MA. At home in 1880.

    119. Dea. Caleb Prentiss, son of Rev. Caleb and Pamela.

    In early life, Caleb was sent to England to a school. He settled in Gorham, ME as a trader, and move then to Paris, ME on a farm in the Bolster district; was justice of the peace and postmaster; kept a country store until 1808 when he purchased the "Mountain Farm" in the east part of the town, on part of "Streaked Mountain," and lived there until his death in 1838.

    Converted in middle life. In 1818 he was chosen deacon of first cong. church. he drank liquor previously, as then a common custom, which he abandoned, and became a strong temperance man. in his last illness the doctor advised some stimulant; he refused.

    He was an earnest Christian, daily reading, meditating, and writing, keeping a regular journal of affairs, intermixed with poetry and devotional musings. Two of his journals were preserved.

    He died. at the old "Mountain Home," in Oct. 1838, peacefully, full of faith in a happy immortality (per Hon. John Prentiss, of Keene, NH).

    He m. Mary Webber Morgan 16 Jan 1798, b. in Gloucester, MA 16 Dec 1775. Children: 

    i.	Mary Prentiss, b. 27 Dec 1798; d. 16 Nov 1836 in Bangor,
	ME, single.  Interred in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
ii.	Caroline Prentiss, b. 4 Oct 1800.				[216]
iii.	(son) Prentiss, b. and d. 8 Nov 1801.
iv.	Miranda Prentiss, b. 8 Oct 1802.				[217]
v.	(dau.) Prentiss, b and d. 14 Nov 1804.
vi.	Caleb Prentiss, b. 9 Jun 1806.				[218]
vii.	Arthur Prentiss, b. 1 Feb 1808.				[219]
viii.	Horatio Prentiss, b. 2 Nov 1809; d. 11 Dec. 1832.
ix.	Augusta Louisa Prentiss, b. 4 Feb 1812;
	m. Silvanus S. Herring Jun 1833; d. 1 Jun 1849.
x.	Addison Prentiss, b. 13 Jun 1814.				[220]
xi.	Joseph Webber Prentiss, b. 8 Sep 1816.
xii.	George Mellen Prentiss, b. 23 Jan 1819.			[221]

    120. Thomas Mellen Prentiss, son of Rev. Caleb and Pamela. Thomas was a lawyer, an active politician, postmaster in Portland, 1804; afterwards settled in Lexington, KY where he d. 11 Jul 1823.

    He m. 1st Abby Ruggles on 4 Jun 1802 in Falmouth, later Portland, ME. She was b. in Boston 22 Dec 1781, and d. in Portland 4 Mar 1804. Children:

    1. dau.) Prentiss, b and d. 1 Feb 1803.

    Thomas m. 2nd Nancy Craig, 26 Dec 1807, dau. of John Craig, one of the first settlers of KY. She was b. in VA 29 Oct 1780. Ancestor charts for Nancy can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Eliza Page Prentiss, b. 3 Nov 1808; m. Dr. James T. Gambell of Burlington, KY in Jan 1828. Five children. not in 1850 census.
    2. William Mellen Prentiss, b. 3 Sep 1811; d. in Louisiana, single.
    3. Pamela Orne Prentiss, b. 8 Feb 1814; m. William Lewis of Lawrenceburg, IN.
    4. Augusta Ann Prentiss, b. 13 Sep 1816; single in 1847. She is probably the Augusta Prentice, 34, in the Laurenceburg, Dearborn, IN census of 1850 and who m. Levin B. Lewis on 1 Oct 1850, Dearborn Co.,IN.
    5. Thomas Craig Prentiss, b. 7 May 1819; d. c. 1850; an invalid many years.

    121. Charles Prentiss, son of Rev. Caleb and Pamela; Harvard College 1795. Charles Prentiss settled in Leominster in October, 1795 and edited and published that year the Rural Repositor, a weekly newspaper; his youngest brother, John, was his printer; about one hundred of his old college friends were subscribers, as he was a favorite with them. It had a good circulation for a local sheet; it was discontinued after a year, and the brothers attended to book printing, among them, a "Collection of Fugitive Essays in Prose and Verse, by Charles Prentiss," and his class poem, "Imagination"; the poems were also published in 1798 in the Columbian Centinel.

    In 1798 he resumed the paper as the Political Focus (John left him 1799, and went to Keene, NH). It ceased in 1800. In 1804 he visited Europe; on his return was editor of the Anti-Democrat and the Child of Pallas; he also edited the Washington Federalist, and in 1809 the Thistle, a Boston theatrical paper, short lived.

    In 1810 and 1811 he was a Congressional reporter in Washington, DC and edited the Independent American. In 1811 he settled in Brimfield, MA; 22 Feb 1813 he read before the Washington Benevolent Society of his town, a strong political poem, "New England Freedom", a copy of which is in the N. E. Historic Genealogical Society, Boston.

    In 1816 he wrote and published the "Life of Gen. William Eaton," and the "Life of Robert Treat Paine, Jr., the Poet." In 1817-18 he edited the Virginia Patriot at Richmond, VA. He was author of the first school history of the United States that was ever published, having a great sale. Charles Prentiss died at Brimfield 19 Oct 1820, age 46.

    Charles married Sophia Gardner of Leominster, MA, on 9 Nov 1795, daughter of Rev. Francis Gardner of Leominster where she was born 27 Mar 1778; her brother, Francis Gardner, was member of Congress from New Hampshire, and father of the late Dr. Francis Gardner, of the Boston Latin School. Children:

    1. Sophia Prentiss, b. 1 Sep 1796 in Leominster, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 27 Oct 1864. She m. 26 Nov 1821, Leominster, Thomas Jenkins Lobdell, merchant, of Boston. He was b. 27 Jun 1797 in Plympton, Plymouth Co., MA. He was the son of Ebenezer Lobdell and Judith Bumpus. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children (per Binney, pg. 98):
      1. Sophia P. Lobdell, b. ??? and d. 29 May 1857. Did not marry.
      2. Charles G. Lobdell.
      3. Hannah Lobdell.
      4. Ellen L. Lobdell.
      5. William F. Lobdell.
      6. Charles F. Lobdell.
      7. Francis G. Lobdell.
      8. Elizabeth Lobdell, b. 1822, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. 1881
      9. Anna L. Lobdell, b. 1837, Boston, MA. She m. Ellis Loring Motte, Boston, lawyer. Children (per Ancestry.com):
        1. Margaret Berrion Motte b: 1866 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. She m. Russell Sargeant.
        2. Mellish Irving Motte b: 1868

    2. Charles Gardner Prentiss, b. 1 Oct 1798; d. 1864, lawyer, single; registrar of probate; corresponding sec. 'Worcester Antiquarian Soc, 1834; director Central Bank, 1852; clerk of courts, 1847; and many years registrar of deeds and probate, counselor, etc..

    3. Caleb Mellen Prentiss, b. 24 Sep 1802, Baltimore; died c. 1829 in Leominster; went to sea; afterwards in Mr. Lobdell's office, in Boston.

    122. Pamela Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Caleb and Pamela. Pamela died of rapid consumption 10 Oct 1810.

    She m. Col. John Orne 9 May 1799, son of John and Bridget Orne, who was b. at Lynnfield, then "Lynn End," 2 Jan 1777. On his marriage, he settled as farmer on the paternal estate and d. there of consumption 1 Dec 1812. Children:

    1. Pamela Orne, b. 13 May 1800 in Lynnfield, Essex Co., MA and d. Lynnfield in 31 Oct 1870. The name of her husband is unclear. Binney's 1883 book says that she m. Dr.James F. Starr of Georgia who moved to Texas and d. there Jun 1837. They had a son, Franklin, who d. in infancy. Another source on Ancestry.com says she m. Franklin Jefferson Starr, b. 11 Apr 1806, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT and that he was the son of James F. Starr and Persia Shaw.
    2. Harriet Orne, b. 12 Oct 1801; m. 1825 Hubbard Emerson of South Reading, at one time a merchant in Natchez, MI and afterwards bought the old Orne farm in Lynnfield where they lived in 1838. Children:
      1. Ellen Pamela Emerson, b. 8 Feb 1832; m. Rev. Mr. Bond.
      2. Harriet O. Emerson, b. 4 Jun 1836; m. her cousin James Emerson.
      3. Mary C. Emerson, b Apr 1838; m. Frederick Herndon of Reading.
      4. Rufus H. Emerson, b. 1840.
    3. Emily Orne, b. 13 Apr 1805; m. George W. Hall of NY and d. 1841 at Ballston Spa., no children.
    4. Sophia B. Parker Orne, b. 25 Aug 1807; m. Judge Amasa Spencer of Georgia, 1829, and d. in Lynnfield, 1848. Children:
      1. Emily Orne Spencer, b. 22 Sep 1831.
      2. William Blanchard Spencer, b. 24 Jul 1833, moved to Alabama.
      3. Eliza Crayton Spencer, b. Nov 1835; d. in infancy.
      4. Caroline Sophia Spencer, b. 11 Jan 1838; d. in infancy.
    5. John Orne, b. 30 May 1809; d. Jan 1811.
    6. Eliza Ford Orne, b. Sep 1810; d. 23 Nov 1810.

    123. Hon. John Prentiss, b. 21 Mar 1778, son of Rev. Caleb and Pamela. John d. in Keene, NH 6 Jun 1873, age 95. His mind was bright and clear to the last. Corinna A. and Pamela, the only survivors of his family, were present with his grandchildren.

    At the age of fourteen he was apprenticed to Mr. Thomas Adams, publisher of the Independent Chronicle (of which the Boston Advertiser was the successor). In the fall of 1795 he went to Leominster, MA to help his brother, Charles, who had just commenced the Rural Repository. He remained in Leominster until March, 1799, when he moved to Keene, NH and at the age of 21 established under many embarrassments, with seventy subscribers, the NH Sentinel which he edited 48 years. He then published Houghton's "Almanac" for the year 1800 and for 12 years thereafter.

    In 1802 he founded the Keene book-store which afterwards sent out annually a hundred thousand school-books of home manufacture. He also published a number of other books.

    In 1808 he built his large and substantial house and planted the fine elms shading the lawn in front, and here he died, having enjoyed for many years a competency earned by his industry and enterprise.

    He was town clerk and treasurer many years. Representative in 1820 and senator 1838 to the NH Legislature. In 1847 he relinquished his business to his oldest son.

    In 1850 he traveled over Europe, and attended the peace convention at Frankfort-on-the-Main, as the only delegate from NH. During his absence, he wrote a series of interesting letters to the Sentinel. In 1853 the degree of A.M. was conferred on him by Dartmouth College. He was a prominent Mason, a master 1806, royal arch 1813, knight templar 1867.

    He m. Diantha Aldrich of Westmoreland, NH on 2 Feb 1803. Diantha was b. 14 Feb 1782 and d. 1 Mar 1856. She was dau. of Gen. George Aldrich and his wifek, Azubah Howe. Binney's 1883 book, pg. 100, relates that Gen George Aldrich, who was in the Bunker Hill fight; when a captain he was one of the first to rush on Baum's works at Bennington; was State Senator, and d. 1815. An Ancestor Chart for Diantha can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:

    1. Diantha Prentiss, b. 25 Nov 1803; m. Rev. Charles Robinson of Groton, MA on 1 Jan 1830; she d. suddenly at Medfield, MA 18 May 1843, age 40. No children.
    2. Corinna Aldrich Prentiss, b. 25 Mar 1805. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[222]
    3. John William Prentiss, b. 28 Feb 1806. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[223]
    4. Pamela Mellen Prentiss, born 8 Jun 1807; d. 9 Oct 1820.
    5. George Aldrich Prentiss, b. 25 Jan 1809. Entered the United States Navy, 1825 as midshipman. He served in a number of posts and commands but retired because of ill health and with the rank of Commodore. He died 4 Apr 1868 in SC of heart disease and was buried in the old cemetery in Keene, NH.
    6. Ellen Sophia Prentiss, b. 5 May 1811; died 27 Dec 1825.
    7. Edmund Sewell Prentiss, b. 22 may 1820; d. 3 May 1846 of heart disease while studying medicine at the Boston Medical School.
    8. Pamela Mellen Prentiss, b. 27 Oct 1821; m. on 29 Sep 1859 Judge Henry F. French of Concord, MA, the well-known writer and at one time the popular president of the Agricultural College.

    124. Henry Prentiss, son of Rev. Caleb and Pamela. He resided many years on a farm in Paris, ME, and was there at least as early as the 1830 census. He was a prominent Whig, a witty, sharp political writer. In 1822 and 1823, a State representative, justice of peace, etc. He died 2 Nov 1843.

    He m. Mary Hart on 13 Feb 1804, Reading, dau. of Dr. John Hart and Mary Gould of Reading, MA where she was b. 13 Feb 1779. She died after being helpless from palsy two and a half years. An Ancestor Chart for Mary can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:

    1. Mary Prentiss, b. 17 Oct 1804; d. 12 Feb. 1805.
    2. Mary Hart Prentiss, b. 26 Jan 1807. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[224]
    3. Henry Epaminondas Prentiss, b. 12 Feb. 1809. . . . . . . . . . . . . .[225]
    4. Emily Prentiss, b. 27 Dec 1810; d. 1 Jul 1812.
    5. Lucinda Prentiss, b. 7 Jul 1812; m. Henry Howes in Sep 1834. Children:

      1. Clinton Howes, b. 1835; educated at Waterville, ME and Union College, NY; died of consumption, 1876 leaving six children.
      2. Julia Prentiss Howes, m. 1861 Amasa Heald and resided in Grinnell, IA.

    6. Pamela Prentiss, b. 1813; d. Feb. 1817.
    7. Emily Prentiss, b. 1814.
    8. Julia Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1815; married Elbridge Forbes. . . . . . . . [226]

    9. Sarah Jane Prentiss, b. 29 Nov 1823; d. 21 Oct 1877, age 64, single, after much suffering, and was buried in the family lot at North Paris, ME. She was devoted to her mother in her last illness, after which she resided in Wakefield, MA with her mother's sister, Mrs. Dr. Spaulding, and took lessons in drawing at the Boston Academy of Music. In 1861 she was a nurse during the Civil War and for thirteen months in the tents and hospitals of Maryland. At its close, for ten years she occupied a cottage given her in Paris, ME except two years she was in Europe for ill health, and to perfect herself in painting and music, during the first ight months of which letters from home announced the death of eight of her near relatives, including her only brother. She returned home in 1875, no better. She was a good musician, poet, and painter, as the walls of all her Paris relatives testify. She was one of the earliest members of the Good Templars' temperance society, and a leader in the cause, and of active Christian benevolence.

      She was attached to her dog, Hector, which she left to Mrs. H. E. Prentiss of Bangor, to whom he was a safeguard four and a half years, dying in 1880, at the age of thirteen and a half years. She painted the dog's head in oil, which she also gave Mrs. Prentiss.

    125. Clarissa Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Caleb and Pamela. She died in Cambridge, MA in 1813 and was buried in Reading.

    She m. Benjamin Johnson in 20 Mar 1805, Wakefield or Reading. He was a merchant in Boston. Children:

    1. Benjamin C. Johnson, b. 1807.
    2. Clara Sophia Johnson, b. 1809; m. Solomon Parsons, Esq. of Bangor, ME and died of consumption in March, 1849, leaving a daughter:
      1. Clara Parsons.
    3. George Johnson, b. 1810, d. 1811.

    126. Lydia Prentiss, dau. of Rev. Caleb and Pamela; m. Rev. William Frothingham of Belfast, ME in 1821; she d. 19 May 1855. Children:

    1. George Prentiss Frothingham, b. Jan 1824; d. Aug. 1826.
    2. George Prentiss Frothingham, b. Nov 1826; d. Jul 1827.
    3. Ellen Prentiss Frothingham, b. 30 Aug 1828; lived in Belfast, ME.
    4. Caroline Mellen Frothingham; b. 10 May 1830.

    127. Capt. William Prentiss, son of Capt. Samuel and Dolly, b. 11 Oct 1778 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA ad d. 23 Feb 1826 in Gorham, ME.

    Capt. Prentiss was for many years a highly respected and prosperous shipmaster of Portland, ME, a man of decision and energy. His return from sea was a signal for great family rejoicing with the foreign fruits he brought home. He had many hair breadth escapes from storms, hurricanes, repeated shipwrecks, was chased by pirates, and boarded by a British man-of-war.

    He and his wife were members of Rev. Edward Payson's church. During the War of 1812, Capt. Prentiss moved to a farm in Gorham, ME about a half mile from his father-in-law, Major Lewis, on the road to Standish.

    He m. Abigail Lewis, dau. of Dea. and Counselor George Lewis of Barnstable MA on 12 Dec 1804. She was b. 12 Jan 1782. Ancestor Charts for Abigail can be found at Ancestry.com . Dea. Lewis was in Bunker Hill battle. He was an early settler in the town of Gorham, ME.

    After Capt. Prentice's death, his widow moved to the village and then to Portland, for several years; afterwards to Newbury port, MA, near to her dau., Mrs. Stearns, and followed to Newark, NJ in 1850 where she d. 9 Aug 1865, age 84. Abigail also appears in the 1850 census living with her daughter, Mary, # ix, below. Children: 

    i.	Caroline Prentiss, b. 29 Dec 1805; d. 6 May 1810.
ii.	William Prentiss, b. 5 Aug 1807.				[227]
iii.	Sargent Smith Prentiss, b. 30 Sep 1808.			[228]
iv.	Samuel Prentiss, b. 29 Apr 1811.				[229]
v.	Mary Caroline Prentiss, b. 16 Mar 1813; d. 9 Mar 1815.
vi.	Abby Lewis Prentiss, b. 3 Nov 1814; d. 30 Jan 1847.
vii.	George Lewis Prentiss, b. 12 May 1816. 			[230]
viii.	Anna Smith Prentiss, b. 21 Feb 1818, Gorham, ME.		[231]
ix.	Mary Smith Prentiss, b. 10 Jan 1821, ME and d. 10 May 1881.  She
	appears in the 1850 census in S. Ward, Essex Co., NJ, living 
	with her mother, Abigail.  Also living with them 
	is Angelina Prentiss, b. c. 1838, NY, perhaps Mary's daughter.
    128. William Henry Prentiss, b. 23 Oct 1796, Greenleaf's Point, Washington, DC, son of William (#60) and second wife, Eunice. Buried in Glenwood Cemetery in DC.

    William m. Sarah A. Stockwell on 7 Jul 1818; she d. 8 Jan 1831 and is buried in Glenwood Cemetery in DC. Mr. Prentiss lived in Washington, DC where he d. 21 Sep 1878, age 82, one of the oldest, if not the oldest, native resident there, having been born in 1796. at one time he was in the Office of the Secretary of State. Children, nine of whom died young, names unknown; the others, by his first wife, were: 

    i.	William Henry Prentiss, b. 22 Nov 1822.			[232]
ii.	Margaret Jane Prentiss, b. 2 Feb 1824.			[233]

    William m., 2nd, Sarah Ann Cooper on 29 Sep 1836; she was b. 1807 and d. 17 Nov 1871, age 66. Children by Sarah: 

    iii.	Eunice Ann Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1832; lived in 
	Washington, DC in 1870 and 1880 census..
iv.	Charles Appleton Prentiss, b. 12 Feb. 1837.			[234]
v.	Daniel Webster Prentiss, b. 21 May 1843;
	M.D. in Washington, D.C.					[235]
vi.	James Cooper Prentiss, b. 21 Oct 1846; died young.
vii.	Juliet Virginia Prentiss, b. 2 Aug 1849; died young.
    128.5. Mehittable Spencer Prentiss, dau. of Henry and Elizabeth.

    She married 19 Dec 1819 Peter Richardson of Princeton, MA who was b. 13 Feb 1798. He was a prominent merchant of Boston, one of the pioneers in opening the States of Arkansas and Texas. Of sound Judgment, he was employed by the Boston Board of Trade to adjust the freights on the great trade routes. They later resided in Hubbardston, Worcester, MA. He was the son of Samuel Richardson and Lucy Myrick. An extensive Ancestor Chart for Peter can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Henry P. Richardson, b. 1822; d. California 1846.
    2. Charles A. Richardson, d. at age 17.
    3. Harriet B. Richardson; m. Russell Hallett of Brookline, MA who d. from a cancer there.
    4. William Everett Richardson, b. 1868 and d. 1891. He m. Vesta Hodsdon of Great Falls, NH; had two sons in Boston.
    5. James M. Richardson, merchant, Boston; m. Ann Cartwright of Boston. Three children.
    6. Thomas E. Richardson.
    7. George P. Richardson; m. Julia Wright of Hubbardston, Worcester, MA and had four children. In 1876 he lived on Corey's Hill,Brookline, MA.
    8. Spencer W. Richardson; m. Mary Cumston; banker in Boston. Two children.
    9. Edward B. Richardson; in Boston custom house.

    129. Henry Prentiss, b. c. 1803, MA, and d. Nov 1872, son of Henry and Elizabeth; m. 12 Nov 1829, Adeline Wright of Hubbardston, Worcester, MA . She d. Nov. 1871. Shown in 1850 and 1860 Hubbardston census. Children:

    1. Lois Prentiss, b. Aug 1830; d. Oct. 1857.
    2. George Prentiss, b. Feb. 1831. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[236]
    3. Harriet A. Prentiss, b. c. 1835, m. Alonso Tuft; both d. before 1877. 1860 census in Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. No children shown. Not in 1870 census.
    4. Adeline Prentiss, b. c. 1837, m. Samuel F. Hayden of Cambridge, MA and lived on the home farm. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.
    5. Lucy R. Prentiss, b. c. 1839, m. Timothy S. Heald of Hubbardston, Worcester, MA who was b. 30 Sep 1839 and d. Feb. 1872 leaving one child.
    6. Dorcas C. Prentiss, b. c. 1841, m. Albert Goodspeed of Hubbardston. He was b. c. 1840, MA, and in 1860, 1870 and 1880 census lived inHubbardston, MA. He was the son of John Goodspeed and Louisa Wheeler. Three children:
      1. Charles Albert Goodspeed, b. 6 Apr 1869, Hubbardston. In 1910 lived at 74 Addison Ave., Rutherford, NJ and was a machinery salesman. He m. Carrie M. c. 1899 and had:
        1. Charles A. Goodspeed, b. c. 1900, NJ.
        2. Leonore Goodspeed, b. c. 1902, NJ.
      2. Frederick E. Goodspeed, b.c. Jul 1870, Hubbardston. In 1920 lived at 3 Hammond St., Cambridge, MA. Single.
      3. Leon Prentiss Goodspeed, b. 12 Jul 1875, Hubbardston. In 1920 lived in Hartford, CT in a hotel. He m. Eloise, b. c. 1892, MA. Unknown whether they had children.
    7. Henrietta Prentiss, b. c. 1844 & died young, about 1852.
    8. Henry W. Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1846; lived in Brooklyn, NY. Three children. . . . . . . . [237]
    9. Aaron (or Jeffries Aaron) Prentiss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [238]

    130. Spencer Prentiss,, b. 6 Feb 1818, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 15 Jul 1896, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. Son of Henry and Elizabeth. He was a farmer in Hubbardston, Worcester, MA to which he moved 7 Apr 1819. Ref. with photo: Ancestry.com

    He m. Sarah S. Stone 4 Jun 1844, Hubbardston. She was b. 31 Aug 1820, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and d 14 Sep 1895, Hubbardston. Her Ancestor Chart and photo can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Spencer Prentiss, b. and d. 5 Jun 1845, Hubbardston..
    2. Sarah/Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 1 Dec 1846. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [239]
    3. William SpencerPrentiss, b. 22 Oct 1848. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[240]
    4. Fred Prentiss (twin), b. 15 Apr 1851. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [240.10]
    5. Frank Prentiss (twin), b. 15 Apr 1851; died 1851.
    6. Emily Prentiss, b. 8 Sep 1853, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 16 Mar 1878. School teacher.
    7. Charles G. Prentiss, b. 12 Sep 1855, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . [240.20]
    8. Arthur Henry Prentiss, b. 23 Aug 1860 and d. 1943. . . .[130.1]

    130.1 Arthur Henry. Prentiss, b. 23 Aug 1860, MA, and d. 28 Dec 1943,Shrewsbury, Worcester Co., MA. Bur. Mt. View Cemetery, Shrewsbury, MA. For photo, see Ancestry.com . He is the Arthur H. Prentiss, age 59 and born in MA, who appears in the 1920 Oakland, Alameda Co., CA census with his wife, Maria L., b. c. 1854 in Sweden. He may also be the Arthur Prentiss whose son, James Arthur Prentiss, was an Oakland police officer and whose descendants are described in the Internet Prentice Newsletter, Winter 1999 Edition. Also bur. in Mt. View Cemetery in Shrewsbury is Ella E. Prentice, b. 15 Oxr 1848 and d. 6 Jan 1934. She is called Arthur's wife on the headstone and may be a 2nd wife.

    Arthur is probably the same Arthur Prentiss sought by Barbara Vaughan who was b. 1860s and is called by Barbara Vaughan a "native of Worcester, MA." Her Arthur was working for the railroad in Truckee at the time of the birth of his children. Barbara Vaughn email of 4 Aug 2003 relates that Arthur was in his 80's, visiting kin in Boston about Dec. 1942 or 1943, when he was run down by a car and died there. That would suggest a birth date for him of somewhere between 1853 and 1862. Her Arthur's death date, 1942-43, matches closely the death of Arthur H. Prentiss. For now, we infer they are the same person and will use information provided by Barbara Vaughan on her line.

    Arthur married 1st Nellie Berry or Nellie Lewellen. She was the sister of Ed Berry who also lived in Folsom (he was b. 29 Sep 1863, d. 18 Dec 1936 and is bur at the Catholic Church in Folsom); his second wive was Isabel/Izzy. Nellie died of TB and is buried at the Catholic Church in Folsom, CA. After her death, Arthur placed his children in the care of the Catholic Church orphanage in Grass Valley, Nevada Co., CA. Children:

    1. Alice McKnight Prentiss, b. Aug 1889, CA (per 1900 Grass Valley census) or 9 Mar 1890, CA, per Ancestry.com and d. 6 May 1963, El Cerrito, Contra Costa Co., CA. She m., 1st, William Thomas Morris on 18 Sep 1883, Johnson, MO. He weas b. 1879, Carrollton, Carroll Co., MO, and d. 24 Jan 1919, CA in the the 1918-19 Flu epidemic. Bur. in Sunset View Cem., El Cerrito. Children:
      1. Charles Henry Morris, b. c. 1917 and d. c. 1919 in the 1918-19 flu epidemic.
      2. Dorothy Frances Morris, b. c. 1913 and d. c. 2006, apparently unmarried per SSDI.
      3. Richard Herbert Morris, b. c. 1915 and d. c. 1988. He m. Bertine Alice Fuller (1915-1986) and had a daughter, Lark Morris, and son, Richard H. Morris (1954-2005)
      Alice m., 2nd, George Walker after 1919. He was b. c. 1891 in TN.

    2. Ada Prentiss, b. 5 Jul 1891, CA. Died of appendicitis 1904, Folsom, Sacramento Co., CA, and buried in the Catholic Church Cemetary in Folsom.

    3. Emma/Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 9 Jan 1894, CA, and died 2 May 1993 in Sunnyvale, or Santa Clara, Santa Clara Co., CA. She married Herman Albert Thorndyke. He was b. 21 Jun 1890, CA, and d. 9 Mar 1961, Contra Costa Co., CA. They lived in Oakland for most of their married years. They had 3 daughters:
      1. Frances Thorndyke who m. Frank Teal and they had no children. She lived in Carmel and died before 1999.
      2. Violet Ellen Thorndyke , b. 27 Feb 1919, Alameda Co., CA, and d. 1 Nov 2011, Santa Clara Co., CA. She m. William Harvey and lived in Sunnyvale, CA. Children:
        1. Sarah Harvey. Married. No children.
        2. Edward "Ned" Harvey.
        3. Mike Harvey who m. married Dawn and had two daughters.
        4. Terry Harvey who m. Theresa and had two daughters.
      3. Alberta Thorndyke who m. Mr. Vroman and lives in Beaverton, OR.
    4. James Arthur Prentiss, b. 9 Mar 1895, Frickel, CA, and d. 22 Feb 1986. . . . . . . .[130.2]
    5. Thomas Prentiss. The 1900 Grass Valley, CA census says he was b. Aug 1895, CA, but that date may be an error. Ancestry.com says he was b. 4 Oct 1896, Truckee, Nevada Co., CA; it also says he m. Lennie Mae Magness and had a dau., Lucille Elsie Prentiss b. 1929 in TX and d. 2010 in TX, but that may also be an error since the 1930 census shows him as single in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. He may have 2 sons. He was "a traveling man and used to ride the rods." Thomas may have died in an "Old Soldiers' Home" at an unknown location.

    6. Spencer Prentiss. The date of his birth is unknown. He drowned at age 2, perhaps in Truckee.

    Arthur m. 2nd Laura who was b. c. 1861, MA. She appears with Arthur in the 1930 census in Hayward, Alameda Co., CA, and in the 1940 census in Shrewsbury, Wiorcester Co., MA.

    130.2 James Arthur Prentiss, b. 9 Mar 1895, Frickel, CA, and d. 22 Feb 1986, Chula Vista, San Diego, CA (per headstone) in National City.

    He married in 1918 Josephine Elizabeth E. Knapp of Littleton, Colorado, on 18 May 1918, Denver, Adams Co., CO. She was b. 26 Nov 1903, Denver, Adams Co, CO, and d. 24 Nov 1965, Folsom, Sacramento Co., CA (per headstone). James worked at the Southern Pacific yards in Roseville in the teens of 1900. He met Josephine in a boarding house "where my great his mother washed clothes." He was later a police officer in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. James and Josephine are buried at the Catholic Church cemetery in Folsom. Children:

    1. Norma Leonta Prentiss, b. 3 Dec 1920, Alameda, CA, and d. 29 Dec 2006, Chula Vista, San Diego Co., CA. (Vaughan, Monroe, Montgomery) She m. Arthur Lamar Vaughan in 1939, Alameda, CA. He was b. 6 Jan 1918, Jackson, MS, and d. 10 Feb 1982, Riko Linda, Sacramento Co., CA. Children:
      1. Barbara Valarie Vaughn, b. 1941. Barbara had 3 children, born in New Mexico.
      2. Wayne Arthur Vaughn, b. 1943 and d. 1973, Pueblo, CO. No children.
    2. Roy Arthur Prentiss, b. 26 Aug 1922, Alameda, Alameda Co., CA, and d. 15 May 1983, Sacramento (per headstone). He married Ardyce Blowers. Ardyce later m., 2nd, Joe Dantzman and lived in Montrose, CO. Roy served in he US Navy during WW II and is buried at the Catholic Church cemetery in Folsom. Children:
      1. Thomas Prentiss. He later assumed the surname, Dantzman. Thomas had 3 children.
      2. Roy Prentiss.
      3. Judy Prentiss.
      4. Valerie Prentiss.
      5. Adria Prentiss.
    3. Ada Barbara Prentiss, stillborn in 1932.
    4. Edward Carlton Prentiss b. 1935, Oakland, CA. Edward m., 1st, Dolores Wigley. Son:
      1. James Prentiss born 1949. He had a son and daughter. The oldest is 13 and they live in Sacramento.
      Edward m., 2nd, Mary Kirk. Son:
      1. Kirk Prentiss born 1955 in Grass Valley, CA.

    131. Eliza Prentiss, dau. of Nathan and Lydia.

    She m. Jared Weed, Esq. lawyer of Petersham, MA on 29 Apr 1821. He was b. 5 Apr 1783 and d. 1857 in Petersham, MA. They lived on his fathers old place. He was the son of Elnathan Weed and Eliza Bouton. An Ancestor Chart for them can be found at Ancestry.com. Children:

    1. Elizabeth P. Weed, b. 13 Apr 1822 in Petersham, Worcester, MA, and d. 11 Jul 1875 in Bellows Falls, VT. She m. Joseph Wilson on 8 Jun 1846. He was b. 1 Oct 1816 in Brooklyn, CT. Children:
      1. Edmund Wilson, b. c. 1850, NH.
      2. Mary Wilson, b. c. 1852, VT.
      3. Joseph S. Wilson, b. c. 1856, MA.
    2. Lydia Weed, b. 1823.
    3. Mary Weed, b. 1827.

    132. William Spencer Prentiss, son of Nathan and Lydia. From the age fourteen to twenty-one he was in a store in Petersham, MA. Acquiring a love of study in his leisure hours, when twenty-two he relinquished trade for college, applying himself with vigor, after one year's study and entered Harvard College; was a good student, but too close application injured his health and he taught school for a time in Virginia. He then entered the Theological School, Cambridge, on a trial, but his health did not improve and relinquished it, and, under Col. Baldwin, made the first survey of the Western Railroad, and practiced surveying several years in CT and NJ.but allowed the much more strenuous outdoor activities involved in surveying.

    In 1832 he purchased a farm in Springfield, La Grange Co., IN, then a wilderness, inhabited by the Pottawattomie Indians, with whom he lived on friendly terms, until their removal by the government in 1840. His house, built by his own hands, was the second one built in the county. He was a farmer and attended to his saw-mill; was judge of probate for nine or ten years previous to 1852.

    He m. Mary Jane Clark of Sheffield, MA, on 23 Dec 1832 in LaGrange Co., IN. Children:

    1. Mary Jane Prentiss, b. Oct. 1833, IN.
    2. William P. Prentiss, b. 1835, probably Springfield, La Grange Co., IN. . . . . . . . . . . [241]
    3. Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 1837; d. 1841.
    4. Roderick Prentiss, b. 1840, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[242]
    5. Catherine/Kate Prentiss, b. 1846, IN.

    133. Mary Prentiss, dau. of Nathan and Lydia, b. c. 1798 and d. 9 May 1868, New Braintree, MA. She m. Hollis Tidd, farmer, of New Braintree, MA on 22 or 28 Dec 1825, Petersham, MA. He was b. 5 Jun 1798 in New Braintree, MA, son of Ebenezer Tidd and Elizabeth/Betsey Mixter. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Infant Tidd, b. c. 1827.
    2. Ellen Tidd, b. 30 Aug 1831, New Braintree, MA. She m. Josiah Parsons Gleason. He was b. 1822. Son:
      1. Ronald Prentiss Gleason, b. 24 Aug 1866 in New Braintree, MA.
    3. Charles Spencer Tidd, b. Jun 1833, New Braintree, MA.

    134. Ruth Prentice, dau. of Benjamin and Ruth; m. Amos Monroe on 4 Oct 1802, son of Dea. Isaac Monroe of W. Cambridge, MA and b. 1766. He d. nearly blind 5 Sep 1829, a noted violinist with a good voice. She d. 17 Jun 1853, age 83, Cambridgeport, MA. Children: 

    i.	Henry Prentice Monroe, b. 17 Jul 1804; music teacher, Cambridgeport;
	m. Eunice M. A. Burt, 1827.  Children:
	1.	Adeline M. Monroe.
	2.	Mary E. Monroe.
	3.	Charles H. Monroe.
	4.	Harriet M. Monroe
	5.	Francis E. Monroe.
	6.	Ellen M. Monroe.
ii.	Francis W. Monroe, b. 22 May 1807; m. Sarah B. Coolidge of
	Leominster, MA on 20 Sep 1829; d. 16 Jul 1838.  Children:
	1.	Sarah F. Monroe.
	2.	Louisa E. Monroe.
iii.	Ann Monroe, b. 7 Jun 1809; resided Cambridgeport, MA.
iv.	Amos Monroe, b. 27 Oct 1816; resided Cambridgeport.
v.	Caleb Monroe, b. 18 Mar 1815; m. Mary A. Bowen 8 Dec 1836; she was
	b. 27 Dec 1815 and d. 5 Feb 1856.  Children:
	1.	Elisha P. Monroe.
	2.	Susan M. Monroe.
	3.	Francis H. Monroe.
	4.	Edwin A. Monroe.
	5.	Caleb Strong Monroe.
	6.	William H. Monroe.
    135. William Henry Prentice, , b. c. 1781, son of Nathaniel and Anna; He was the senior partner of Wm. H. Prentice and Sons, for many years on Prentice's wharf, Boston, as extensive coal dealers. He d. 16 Mar 1853, age 72, highly respected. His likeness and a view of the old homestead in which he was born in New Ipswich, NH, with the front part erected 1760 by Benjamin Hoar, innholder, are to be seen, pg. 89 of the first edition of this work.

    He m. Sally Whipple of Boston, 1804; she was b. 24 Nov 1784. Children:

    1. William Henry Prentice, b. 13 Apr 1806. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[243]
    2. George Washington Prentice, b. 22 Feb 1806. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[244]
    3. Jane Whipple Prentice, b. 19 Aug 1809.
    4. Lucy Young Prentice, b. 25 Dec 1810; d. 25 Mar 1845.
    5. John Tyng Prentice, b. 8 Jun 1812; d. 18 Jul 1819.
    6. Sarah Ann Prentice, b. 6 Apr 1814. Living with her sister, Susan, in the 1880 Boston census.
    7. Adeline Prentice, b. 22 Jan 1816.
    8. Theodore Prentice, b. 8 Sep 1817. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [245]
    9. Susan Tuttle Prentice, b. 8 Jun 1819. She appears in the 1880 Boston, MA, census, unmarried, and living with her sisters Sarah and Laura and with her nephew, the son of her brother, Theodore.
    10. Mary Young Prentice, b. 11 Mar 1821.
    11. Ann Sophia Prentice, b. 23 Nov 1823.
    12. Laura Wright Prentice, b. 2 Jun 1826. Living with her sisters, Susan and Sarah, in the 1880 Boston census.

    136. Jonathan Reed Prentice, son of Henry and Mary (Reed); b. 18 Sep 1795 and d. 28 Feb 1880. Bur. Hampshire Cem., Jasper, NY. Jonathan was a farmer in Jasper, NY and appeared there in the 1860 census. His pioneer work in clearing up the wilderness is given in the sketch of his father's emigration from New Hampshire. He is described as a type of his branch of the family, of medium height, slender form, erect, thin features, high, open forehead, light gray eyes, not of great power of endurance, yet nearly always in good health; by regular habits and steady industry accomplishing a great amount of labor. A strong temperance man and for many years supervisor of his town on that issue.

    He m. 1825 Maria Clark (or Johnson) of Bath, NY. She was b. 11 Mar 1804 and d. 6 or 12 Jan 1863, after a long and painful illness. Children: 

    i.	Henry Prentice, b. 12 Jul 1829.				[246]
ii.	Mary Prentice, b.1832.					[247]
iii.	William Reed Prentice, b. 12 Oct 1836.			[248]

    137. William Henry Prentice, son of Henry and Mary (Reed); b. 7 Jun 1798, Hancock, Hi8llsborough Co., NY, and d. 15 or 25 Apr 1878, Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Bur. Jasper, Steuben, NY. He was a farmer of Jasper, Steuben, NY. With his brother, Jonathan, he moved to that section of the then far west, and began a pioneer's life. Small of stature, but very active in his younger days.

    William m. Mrs. Permelia (Dennis) Whittemore on 1 Jun 1828, Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. She was b. 3 Nov 1795 in Hancock Twp., Hillsborough Co., NH and d. 22 Mar 1857 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Bur in Jasper, Steuben, NY. She was the dau. of Moses Dennis and Sarah Frye of Essex Co., MA. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Her 1st husband was Arcalus Fuller Whittemore; they had 4 ch.: Moses, Julia, Wm. C. & Elizabeth. The following biographical sketch for William and Permalia comes from The Dennis Family :

      Parmelia Whittemore and Wm. H. Prentice were married Jan. 1, 1S29. Thus, uniting their fortunes, it became necessary for her to commence life a second time in the wilds of the wilderness, with all of its attendant dangers and hardships. Taking up the lot that Judson Prentice now owns, Mr. Prentice commenced clearing his land ; built a framed house. Some say the first roof was hemlock brush ; others say it was boards battened with slabs, but it leaked in time of showers. The wolves would prowl about the house nights and sometimes howl fearfully. But such scenes were common in those days.

      Mr. Prentice built a frame barn, which has been moved, and is still in use on the farm. Mrs. Prentice was one of the charter members of the Presbyterian Church of Jasper, and honored her profession all through her life. Mr. W. H. Prentice was chosen one of its Elders, Sept. 12, 1847, in connection with Thomas Whi- ting, and served the Church faithfully until his death, some thirty years thereafter.

      There was a man by the name of Seoby, who used to go about making shoes; would" take his tools with him, and go to the house of the customer, and make shoes for all the family, the customer finding his own leather. He did a job for Mr. Prentice. He had been a brick maker in the East, and informed Mr. Prentice that on his land was suitable material for making brick. They ac- cordingly went to work and made the moulds, mixed the mortar with a pair of steers and prepared the kiln, under Scoby's direc- tions, and brought out a fine article and it was used by all of the old settlers for miles around. There are some of these brick in use in the village of Jasper to-day. ' Esquire Dennis in building his framed house used them extensively ó for jambs to his fire- place, brick oven, top to chimneys.

      One day Mr. Prentice was chopping down a tree, for wood to burn brick. Just as the tree started they saw the old sow with eight pigs right where the tree was to strike. The hog got hit and killed but the pigs were too smart to be caught. Brick were made occasionally in this place for years after.

    Children of William and Permalia: 

    i.	John Henry Prentice, b. 1829, NY.				[249]
ii.	Francis Prentice, b. 1831, NY.				[250]
iii.	Judson Prentice, b. 1833, NY.				[251]
iv.	Louisa Prentice, b. 1835, NY.				[252]
v.	Elizabeth Prentice, b. 1838, NY.				[253]
vi.	Martha Prentice, b. 1839.					[254]

    138. Sarah Prentice, b. c. 1800(?), dau. of Henry & Mary. She d. 11 Oct 1865.

    She m. Jacob M. Manning of Greenwood, NY in 1834. He was b. c. 1796 (per 1850 census). Children:

    1. Merrel Manning, b. c. 1825. At home in 1850 census.
    2. Sarah Manning, b. c. 1831. At home in 1850 census.
    3. Emily D. Manning, b. 8 Oct 1839; m. Darius Shaw, of Greenwood, 14 Mar 1860 and had Minor who m. Minnie Isabel Drake, Mary Agnes who m. DeWitt Miller, Sarah who m. Bert Cooley, and Nellie m. Melvin Marvin.

    139. Hannah Assenath Prentice, dau. of Henry & Mary, b. 28 Aug 1830, Hancock, NH.

    She m. Earl Stone, on 28 Aug 1830. He was a farmer, of Ashley MA and Jasper, b. 1805 & d. 1889. She died 12 Jul 1889. Children:

    1. Prentice Barrett Stone, b. 1 Aug 1837, Jasper, NY and d. 19 Jan 1912, Jasper. Married, 1 Nov 1859, 1st, Martha E. Batchelder, b. 1 Jul 1843, Jasper, NY and d. 1885. Children:
      1. Lena Stone, b. & d. 1863.
      2. Edwin Earl Stone, b. 1868, m. 23 Apr 1892 Harriet Marie Carney and had:
        1. Horace Stone
        2. Martha Stone
        3. Clyde Stone
      3. Leon Prentice Stone, b. 16 May 1875, Jasper, NY and d. 1937, m. Elva Estella Miller on 17 Dec 1899, Greenwood, NY. She was b. 4 Dec 1881, Jasper, NY.
      He married, 2nd, Mary Elizabeth Thomas (1851-1920). Ch:
      1. Margaret Lucy Stone, b. 5 Feb 1882, Jasper, NY. She m. Rev. Herbert Lewis Cottrell on 28 Sep 1910 in Wellsville, NY. He was b. 6 Aug 1878, Alfred, NY and had:
        1. Harriet Marie Cottrell
        2. Paul Eugene Cottrell
    2. Adelaide Stone, b. 30 Jun 1841, d. 22 Jan 1931, m. 1 Nov 1859 William Wallace Hadley, (1834-1905). Children:
      1. Alfred E. Hadley, 1862-1871.
      2. Susan U. Hadley, b. 1866, m. (1) Ralph Bernside & (2) Wilson Rowley. She had six children.
      3. Henry Harlan Hadley, b. 1869, m. Gertrude Rowley; 3 children.
    3. Lydia Christina Stone, b. 1843, m. 1 Nov 1859 Charles S. Wentworth, b. 1839, and had:
      1. Anna L. Wentworth
      2. Alfa L. Wentworth
      3. Blanche M. Wentworth

    140. Lydia Prentice, dau. of Henry & Hannah, b. 8 Jun 1815, Hancock, NH, d. Olean, NY.

    She m. 24 Feb 1833 Benjamin Franklin Hadley, Physician, b. 1807, Lyndsboro, NH and d. at Olean, NY. Children (per Ancestry.com):

    1. Hannah Hadley, 1834.
    2. Marshall Hadley, 1835.
    3. Jennison Hadley. 1837.
    4. Henry Hadley, 1839-1862, Battle at Crosskeys.
    5. Assenath Hadley, 1841.
    6. Adolphus Hadley, 1845.
    7. Emily P. Hadley, b, Feb 1847, Jasper, Steuben Co., NY and d. 1913. Bur. East Portville Cem., Portville, NY. She m. 1st Edwin Dowman on 23 May 1895, E. Portville. She m. 2nd Mr. Hamilton. Emily was deaf and dumb.
    8. Franklin A. Hadley, 1850.
    9. Oliver A. Hadley, 1853.
    10. Alfred E. Hadley, 1855.
    11. Abby L. Hadley, 1858.

    141. Ezra Parmalee Prentice, son of Sartell and Jemima. He d. 10 Jul 1876 and Philena d. 7 Oct 1878. Ezra Parmalee Prentice died at 6 a.m. at Mt. Hope, his residence on Kenwood road where he had been ill, more or less, for about a year, and the termination was not entirely unexpected.

    He was born in Alstead, NH on 18 Dec 1797. In 1816 his father moved to Canton, St. Lawrence Co., NY where he attended school In the Fall of 1826, at the age of 29, he moved to Albany and entered the house of Dennison, Williams and Co., dealers in furs. In 1828 he entered into a business career with Dennison Williams, William S. Packer, and his brother, John H. Prentice, as Williams, Packer and Co. Mr. Williams soon after withdrew, and the firm continued as Packer, Prentice and Co. in the fur business and with a large manufactory.

    In 1840, when Mr. Prentice, having acquired a handsome fortune, retired from business, moving to the residence he purchased on the Kenwood road. In 1851 he was a director, and in 1860 president of the Commercial Bank until he retired because of ill health, but continued a director.

    He was president of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad, president of the board of governors of the Albany Hospital, trustee of the Albany Female Academy and Dudley Observatory. He took special interest in the State agricultural interest, and was a member of the State Agricultural Society and was its president tin 1850.

    He was of strict integrity, conscientious in every walk of life, and sociable with all, a high-souled, Christian gentleman. His wife, with two daughters and two sons, survived him.

    Mount Hope, his late residence, a view of which was on the frontpiece of the first edition, was the most beautiful one to be found near Albany, commanding a fine view of the Hudson.

    Many fine statues were in the hall, all works of great masters, adorned the walls of the mansion. Tempting to thieves, the home was once burglarized and valuable silverware taken. The thief apparently was not apprehended.

    Ezra Parmalee Prentice was a member of the Presb. Church, Albany, as was his wife. He was also president of the Albany County Bible Society, which organization passed, 13 Jul 1876, a grateful and glowing eulogy and resolutions on the death of its president, Mr. Prentice, for six years, and its generous patron and able adviser. He aided in establishing the paper, "Country Gentlemen," and was a member of other companies besides those named.

    He m. Philena Cheney on 24 Sep 1822. She was b. 3 Jan 1807, dau. of Col. Wm. Cheney of Newport, NH. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	George Cheney Prentice, b. Nov 1824; d. 2 Dec 1827.
ii.	Marian Jemima Prentice, b. 9 Oct 1828; d. 10 Jul 1836.
iii.	William Cheney Prentice, b. 26 Aug 1831; d. 18 Jun 1833.
iv.	William Packer Prentice, b. 26 Aug 1834.			[255]
v.	Sartell Prentice, b. 29 May 1837.				[256]
vi.	Frances Laura Prentice, b. 11 Feb 1839; d. 16 ;Mar 1843.
vii.	Bertha Prentice, b. 12 Dec 1844; unmarried 1882.		[257]
viii.	Jessie Philena Prentice, b. 23 Jul 1847; unmarried 1882.

    142. Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, son of Sartell and Jemima. He was a farmer of Canton, NY. He moved in 1856 to Green Bay, WI and died there on 18 Jun 1857.

    He m. Sarah Walker Sep 1823. One source indicates Sarah was b. 1805, however the 1870 census gives her age as 60, indicating she was b. c. 1810, VT. In the 1870 census, Sarah is living with the family of her daughter, Mary, in Malone, Franklin Co., NY. Children:

    1. James Sartell Prentice, b. 7 Jun 1831 in Canton, NY; d. 20 Oct 1883, Green Bay, WI; studied in the Franklin Academy, then clerk several years in the law office of Judge Flanders of Malone, NY and completed his law studies there. Went West, 1852.
    2. Mary Candace Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1833, NY; married George H. Wood of Green Bay, WI. He was b. c. 1816, NY. 1860 census in Green Bay. 1870 & 1880 census in Malone, Franklin Co., NY. Children:
      1. Catherine "Katie"Wood, b. 25 Jul 1855, WI. At home in 1880.
      2. Candace Wood, b. c. 1856, WI. At home in 1880.
      3. Jessie Wood, dau., b. c. 1858, WI. At home in 1880.
      4. George/Georgie H. Wood, b. c. 1873. No kinship is stated in the 1870 census, so he might be Catherine's son.
    3. Ezra Parmalee Prentice Jr., b. 17 Dec 1838; d. 19 Jan 1872 at Grant's Pass, OR. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.

    143. John Hill Prentice, son of Sartell Prentice, was b. 24 Mar 1803 in Alstead, NH, and d. 13 Mar 1881 in NYC, NY after an illness of many months which he endured with Christian fortitude. He was the son of Sartell and Jemima. Two years later, in 1883, his wife was living in 1883 at No. 1 Grace Court, Brooklyn.

    After his father and his family moved to Canton, NY, he entered as clerk in the store of Mr. Seymour at Ogdensburg, NY; from there he went to Albany where for many years he was a leading fur merchant with his brother, Ezra P. Prentice.

    He moved his business to New York City and his residence to Brooklyn, NY in 1839. He had purchased a large and elegant estate on Brooklyn Heights, extending to the water. He retired from business in 1860.

    Active in civic affairs, he was a trustee, and from its beginning and as long as he lived, treasurer of the Brooklyn Female Academy, and its successor, the "Packer Collegiate Institution." President of the Board of Water Commissioners which constructed the "Ridgewood Water Works" of Brooklyn, trustee of Greenwood Cemetery, park commissioner, and for many years until his death treasurer of the NY and Brooklyn Bridge Company. He made several visits to Europe, bring home many mementos, among others a bust of Washington, and a head of Prosperine, by Hiram Powers, and many fine paintings.

    John m. Sarah Nichols Davis on 8 Mar 1831, dau. of Nathaniel and Catherine Jeffrey Davis of Albany, NY. Sarah was b 30 Nov 1809 and d. 16 Feb 1893. An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Catherine D. Prentice, bl. 23 Jan 1832; d. 22 Sep 1832.
    2. George Prentice, b. 10 Feb 1833; d. 26 Aug 1833.
    3. Anna Prentice, b. 17 Jan 1834. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [258]
    4. John Prentice, b. 22 May 1835. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.1]
    5. Marian Prentice, b. 7 Aug 1836. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.2]
    6. Fowler Prentice, b. 3 Feb 1838; d. 28 Jan 1867. Surgeon in the 23rd Brooklyn Regiment and in the battle of the Wilderness and Gettysburg and at the surrender of Gen. Lee. Died suddenly after a few day's illness on 28 Jan 1867, age 28.
    7. Ezra Prentice, b. 13 Jun 1839, d. 14 Jan 1842.
    8. Sarah Prentice, b. 12 Dec 1840; d. 20 Jan 1842.
    9. Harriet Prentice, b. 10 Sep 1842; d. 21 Jan 1846.
    10. James Prentice, b. 10 Oct 1843; d. 24 Jan 1846.
    11. Ellen Prentice, b. 17 Oct. 1844. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.3]
    12. Henry Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1845. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.4]
    13. Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, b. 30 Nov 1846 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[143.5]
    14. Mary Hill Prentice, b. 20 Dec 1847; m. William Russell Willetts of Skeneateles on 18 Feb 1879 where she d. on 16 Feb 1881, age 33. William either died there on 18 Feb 1881 or went to California for his health.
    15. Emma Calista Prentice, b. 8 Feb 1849. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[143.6]
    16. Martha Howard Prentice, b. 3 Jan 1851. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.7]
    17. William Saterlee Packer Prentice, b. 25 Jan 1852. . . . . . . . . . . . .[143.8]

    143.1 John Prentice, b. 22 May 1835 and d. 26 Jan 1893. He graduated Williams College 1856 and in the storage business before he retired before 1882. A newspaper article of 27 Jan 1893 about his death reads. in part, as follows:

      John Prentice Dead; Carried Off by Heart Disease While Visiting his Mother:

      John Prentice, head of the family that ows Prentice's Stores, along the Brooklyn water front, died suddenly of heart disease yesterday at the home of his mother [at] 1 Grace Court, Brooklyn. He had been living with his family in Tuxedo for the Winter and left there on the 9:30 train yesterday morning to call on his mother, who is now 80 years of age and in feeble health.

      He crossed to Brooklyn on the Wall Street ferryboat and took a cable car up to the top of the hill, walking from there the few blocks to his mother's house. He felt faint at the time and told the servant who opened the door that he was quite weak.

      Going up to his mother's room, he found Dr. M. T. Lloyd in attendance and asked him to prescribe for him. Dr. Lloyd discovered that Mr. Prentice's heart was affected and ordered him to bed and sent for Dr. J. D. Rushmore. The two physicians worked over Mr. Prentice for some time, but convulsions set in and he died in less than hour. . . .

      News of his death was telegraphed to [his wife] Mrs. Prentice in Tuxedo, who hurried to Brooklyn with her daugher, [Mary],and also to John H. Prentice, a son who is at St. Mark's School, Framingham, MA, and W. S. Prentice, a brother of the deceased and a stockbroker in this city. The body was removed later in the day to Mr. Prentice's home, 170 Columbia Heights. . . .

      Mr. Prentice was 57 years of age, and was the eldest son of the late John H. Prentice,one of the oldest and wealthiest men of his time in Brooklyn, and the organizer of the system of warehouses along the East River water front. . . .

      He married [Caroline Bill] a daughter of the late Charles E. Bill and for 20 years he and his wife have been the leaders of the most exclusive social set in Brooklyn. Of late they have spent a large portion of their time in Europe. Mr. Prentice leaves a wife and two children, a son and a daughter.

    He m. Caroline Bill, 4 Nov 1869, dau. of Charles E. Bill of Brooklyn, NY. Lived in Columbia Heights, Brooklyn. Children:

    1. Mary Bill Prentice, b. 28 Jan 1871. She m 1st Edward Taylor Hunt Talmage, b. Nov1867, NY. They appear in the 1900 census in Mendham, Morris Co., NJ with their son:

      1. Edward Taylor Hunt Talmage, b. Sep 1895, NY. He m. 1st Constance Chapell in 1916. She d. 1940. He m. 2nd Eleanor Sprague Sefton in 1941. Children by 1st wife, Constance Chapell:
        1. Edward Taylor Hunt Talmage Jr., b. 1921. He m. Dorothy Bowditch Rogers on 7 Apr 1943. Children:
          1. Edward Taylor Hunt Talmage III, b. 1945.
          2. Kenneth Kellogg Talmage, b. 1946.

      2. Prentice Talmage. He m. 1st Sarah Williams in 1900. Divorced.
        1. Prentice Talmage Jr., b. 1926.
        Prentice Talmage m. 2nd Edyth Elliman in 1936.
        1. John Frelinghuysen Talmage, b. 1937.
        2. Caroline Lawrence Elliman Talmage, b. 1939.

      3. Caroline Bill Talmage. She m. Ferdinand Jelke III.
        1. Janet McLeod Jelke

      Mary m. 2nd William R. K. Taylor.

    2. John Hill Prentice, b. Jun 1875. 1920 census in NY, NY with wife, Kate S. Harrison, b. c. 1879, PA (per Ancestry.com ). Children:
      1. Caroline Cooper Prentice, b, Ma. 1901, NYC, NY, and d. 1959 in NYC. She m. Frederick Cromwell on 18 Apr 1923, NYC, and divorced him in 1925. He was b. 11 Sep 1900 in Menham, NJ, son of Seymour LeGrand Cromwell and Agnes Whitney. After the 1925 divorce, Frederick m. twice more but the names of his wives are not presently known.
      2. Kate DeForest Prentice, b. c. 1904, MA. She m. Benjamin Brewster Jennings.

    143.2 Marian Prentice, b. 7 Aug 1836 and d. 20 Jun 1925. She m. Henry D. Brookman on 7 Apr 1863, merchant of New York City, living in Brooklyn. Children:

    1. Henry Prentice Brookman, b. 7 May 1864. Not in 1900 census.

    2. Marion Brookman, b. 20 Sep 1865. Not in 1900 census. She m. Amory Sibley Carhart (per Tom Gede). Children:
      1. Amory Sibley Carhart Jr. He m. Isadora Bliss. Children:
        1. Marion Carhart.
        2. Amnory Sibley Carhart III.
      2. Marian Renee Carhart. She m. George S. Amory.
        1. Thomas Carhart Amory.

    3. Sarah Brookman, b. 8 Apr 1868. She m. 1st Philip Niles. She m. 2nd John Torrance Vannack (per Tom Gede) and had:
      1. John Vannack. He m. Barbara Bailey. Children:
        1. Marion Louise Vannack, b. 1936.
        2. John Bailey Vannack, b. 1938.
        3. William Prentice Vannack, b. 1940.

    143.3 Ellen Prentice, b. 17 Oct. 1844 and d. 11 Jan 1916.

    She m. Charles Kellogg of NY on 9 Jun 1874. He was b. 24 Jul in Winchester, Litchfield Co., CT and was the son of Gen. Martin Kellogg and Mary Welles of Newington, CT. Lived in NY City and aided greatly in the compiling of her father's ancestors. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Ellen and Charles:

    1. Charles Prentice Kellogg, b. 15 Sep 1875.
    2. Armide Kellogg, b. 27 Nov 1876; d. 25 Jul 1877. He m. Ehel Thornell.
    3. John Prentice Kellogg, b. 28 Jan 1878. He m. Ethel Thorwell. Children:
      1. Bargbara Kellogg. She m. John L. Boyd Jr.
      2. John Prentice Kellogg. He m. Elsie Moore.
    4. Martin Wells Kellogg, b. 13 Nov 1880

    143.4 Henry Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1845, Brooklyn, NY, an d d. 8 Nov 1896. Henry and his brother, Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, were in the brokerage business in NY. They lived on Staten Island.

    He m Grace Nesmith, dau. of Benjamin Ingersoll Nesmith and Lenora Scull Pendleton of NY, on 8 Nov 1876. She was b. 3 Feb 1858 in Brooklyn, NY, and d. Staten Island, NY. An Ancestor Chart for Grace can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Charlotte Prentice, b. 21 Sep 1877.

    2. Estelle Gilbert Prentice, b. 15 Sep 1880 in Brooklyn, NY, and d. in San Francisco., CA. She m. Hillary Christian Messimer (per Tom Gede, email, 13 Feb 2006) on 21 Apr 1906. He was b. c. 1875 in PA, and d. NYC, NY, son of Hillary C. and Mary Messimer who appear in the 1880 census in Reading, Berks Co., PA. Estelle and Hillary appear in the 1910 census in Manhattan, New York Co., NY. Son per 1910 census:

      1. William Gilbert Messimer, b. 2 Nov 1907, NYC, NY and d. 28 Jun 1980 in Sonoma, Sonoma Co., CA (per Tom Gede and SSDI). He m. Juliet Waite Harrison. She was b. 5 Aug 1913, San Rafael, CA, and d. 15 Jan 1997, Davis, Yolo Co., CA. She appears in the 1920 census in New Rochelle, Westchester Co., NY, without her husband. Children:

        1. Anita Gilbert Messimer.
        2. Juliet Gilbert Messimer, b. 5 Jun 1949, Ceder Rapids, IA. She m. Thomas "Tom" Frederick Gede. He was b. 9 Apr 1948, Berkeley, CA, and was the son of Robert Henry Gede and Jacqueline Frances Weske. Tom was a CA Dep. Attorney General and in 2006 is Executive Director of the Conference of Western Attorneys General. Children of Juliet and Thomas:
          1. Gilbert Sartell Prentice Gede, b. 24 May 1987, Woodland, CA.
          2. Prentice Wardner Gede, b. 28 Dec 1989, Woodland, CA.

      2. Prentice Messimer. He appears in the 1920 census in New Rochelle, Westchester Co., NY with his mother and brother, William, as Prentice Messiner, b. c. 1914, NY. Not in 1930 census. He may be the Prentice Messimer shown in the SSDI as b. 13 Jul 1913, obtained his SS# in CA, and d. Jan 1954 at an unspecified location. Not in CA Death Records.

    143.5 Nathaniel Sartell Prentice, b. 30 Nov 1846 and d. 12 Jan 1902.

    He m. Mary L. Bucklin, on 4 Oct 1876, dau. of David Trumbell Lanman of Brooklyn NY. 1880 census in Brooklyn and 1900 in New York City. Children:

    1. Margaret Prentice, b. Apr 1870, NY. At home in 1900.

    2. Sartell Prentice, b. 3 Sep 1879. At home in 1900. He might be the Sartell Prentice who appears in the Manhattan, NY 1910 census as b. c. 1878 in NY, with his wife, Amelia, b. c. 1880, MD. They later appear in the 1930 census in Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT. No children.

    3. Mary Lanman Prentice, b. 22 Jan 1882. At home in 1900. She m. Ezra P. Prentice, b. c. 1877, NY. He is probably the Ezra Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 19 Aug 1877 and d. Jul 1966 in NYC, NY, NY. He was a lawyer and Chairman of the NY State Republican Party. Mary appears, without her husband, in the 1920 census in Manhattan, NYC, NY, NY. Mary and Ezra both appear in the 1930 Manhattan census. Son:
      1. Ezra P. Prentice Jr., b. 26 Apr 1916 and d. 17 Apr 2005. . . . . . . . . [143.9]

    143.6 Emma Calista Prentice, b. 8 Feb 1849 and d. May 1935.

    She m Joseph C. Willetts of NY, brother of William, above, on 11 Jun 1872. He was formerly a leather merchant in NY City; retired from ill health, spending the winters in California or at the South, and the summers at his residence in Skeneateles, Onondaga, NY. Daughter:

    1. Amie Willetts, b. 22 Nov 1877. She m. Samuel Roosevelt Outerbridge on 15 Sep 1906. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . He shares Roosevelt ancestors with Pres. Theodore Roosevelt.
      1. Marion E. Outerbridge. She m. Charles Hopkins Welles III on 27 Jul 1936. Children:
        1. Ellen Prentice Welles.
        2. Charles Hopkins Welles IV.
        3. William S. Welles.
      2. Joseph W. Outerbridge. He m. Sarah Richmond on 6 Apr 1934. Children
        1. Joseph Outerbridge.
        2. David Outerbridge.
        3. Samuel Martin Outerbridge.
        4. Patience Outerbridge.
    2. Joseph Prentice Willetts.
    3. Marian Prentice Willetts. She m. 1st Ernest Brower in 1909. She m. 2nd Judge George E. Brower. Children by her 1st husband, Ernest Brower:
      1. Prentice Willetts Brower. He m. Mary Parkes Frances on 16 Oct 1943.
      2. Marion W.Brower. She m. Harry Clark Royal Jr. on 16 Jul 1936.
      3. Elizabeth Van H. Brower.
    4. William Prentice Willetts. He m. Christine N. Clark.
      1. Jean Newhall Willetts. She m. Walter Dan Coleman, LT., USN, on 2 Oct 1937.
      2. Joseph Prentice Willetts, b. (unk.), Lt. (jg), USN, and d. 18 Aug 1943. He m. Mary Louise Wiener on 30 Mar 1942.
      3. George Willetts.

    143.7 Martha Howard Prentice, b. 3 Jan 1851.

    She m. Theron George Strong of NY on 4 Jun 1878. He d. 6 Dec 1924. He is probably the Theron G. Strong who appears in the 1860 census in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY as b. c. 1846, NY, son of Theron R. Strong (b. c. 1802, CT) and Camelia (b. c. 1825, NY). An Ancestor Chart for Theron R. Strong can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Martha's wedding announcement in the New York Times issue of 6 Jun 1878 reads as follows:

      "Strong-Prentice. On Tuesday, June 4 1878, by the Rev. Richard S. Storrs, D. D., at the residence of the bride's parents, No. 1 Grace Court, Brooklyn Heights, Theron George Strong to Mattie H., daughter of John Hl Prentice, Esq."

    Children of Martha and Theron:

    1. Prentice Strong, b. 23 Mar 1879. He m. 1st Helen Olyphant on 21 Nov 1906. He appears in the 1910 Manhattan census with his wife, Helen, b. c. 1883. Daughter:
      1. Helen P. (Prentice?) Strong, b. c. 1909. At home in 1910.
      2. Silvia O. Strong. She m. John R. Bennet on 9 May 1941.

      He m. 2nd Ethel King Du Moulin on 15 Mar 1923. She apparently had a daughter by a prior husband, Emily Du Moulin, b. c. 1913, who is living at the time of the 1930 census with Prentice Strong and his later, 3rd wife, Ruth. Daughter:

      1. Ethel Howard Strong, b. c. 1921, NY. She m. N. Leslie Carpenter. Children:
        1. Alixe Carpenter, b. 23 Feb 1941.
        2. Camille Carpenter.

      He m 3rd Ruth Curtis Hill on 12 Jan 1930; she was b. c. 1907, NY (per 1930 census). Dau. of Prentice Strong and his 3rd wife, Ruth. They appear in the 1930 census in Tuxedo, Orange Co., NY. Son:

      1. Prentice Strong Jr.

    2. Theron Romedell Strong, b. Feb 1881. He m. Maud Robins McVicker, b. c. 1880, NY They appear in the 1930 Manhattan, NY census. No children shown.

    3. Martha Prentice Strong. She m. Harold McLeod Turner on 17 Apr 1916. Children:
      1. John Strong Turner, Lt. He m. Florence Kimberly Stone. Children:
        1. Elizabeth Turner, b. 1940.
        2. John Turner.
      2. Martha Prentice Turner, b. c. 1909 and d. 15 Oct 2009, Northport, Long Island, NY. Her obituary reads as follows:

          Newsday (Long Island, NY) - W Wednesday, October 19, 2005. TURNER-Martha Prentice, 96 years old passed on October 15, in her Northport Home. Beloved aunt of Mattie McDermott, Katie Anderson, and other nieces and nephews. Received her MA from Columbia University in 1949. Worked as a Speech Therapist for the Veterans Administration after WWII, and continued private teaching. She was a charter member of the Womens' Bible Society, member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Daughters of the Cincinnati. A dedicated parishioner of Trinity Episcopal Church, where she sang in the choir for many years, and faithfully attended Bible Study classes. Reposing, Nolan & TaylorHowe Funeral Home, 5 Laurel Avenue, Northport. Funeral Mass, Friday 10 AM, Trinity Episcopal Church, Northport. Interment, The Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn. Hours, Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 PM.

      3. Rosamond Barnes Turner. She m. Gordon Moore Trout on 4 Jun 1945.
        1. Martha Strong Trout
      4. Harold McLeod Turner.

    143.8 William Saterlee Packer Prentice, b. 25 Jan 1852

    He m. Ella Crawford Sheldon on 23 Nov 1880, dau. of Wm. C. Sheldon of Brooklyn, NY. He resided with his father-in-law, Mr. Sheldon in Brooklyn and was a partner with him in the banking business in NY. Not in 1910 or 1920 census. Son:

    1. Bernon Sheldon Prentice, b. 12 May 1883. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.8a]

    2. Kate de Forest Prentice. She m. Reeve Schley. Children:
      1. Reeve Schley Jr., Lt. He m. Elizabewth Dixon Boies in June 1931. Children:
        1. Reeve Schley III.
        2. John Prentice Schley.
      2. John Prentice Schley, b. ??? and d. 19 Apr 1931.
      3. Eleanor Prentice Schley. She m. Webster Bray Todd.
        1. Kate Prentice Todd. She m. Mr. Whitman.
        2. John Reynard Todd II.
        3. Webster Bray Todd Jr.

    3. Eleanor S. Prentice. She m. Joseph C. Hoagland. Children:
      1. Eleanor S. Hoagland. She m. Gerland M. Balding, Capt., on 15 Dec 1935.
      2. Caroline Prentice Hoagland. She m. Justinian Hartley Mellick on 15 Jun 1934.

    143.8a Bernon Sheldon Prentice, b. 12 May 1882, Brooklyn, NY, and d. 12 Jun 1948, Hot Springs, VA, age 66, and bur. in Brooklyn, NY. 1940 census in Holmdel, Monmouth Co., NJ. Doing a Google search, we found the following short biography:

      BERNON SHELDON PRENTICE, a former President of the Alumni Association and a former Trustee of the School, died suddenly at Virginia Hot Springs on June 12th. He had had a slight heart attack about six months previously but the end came unexpectedly.

      His family had long been associated with St. Paul's School. His grandfather, William C. Sheldon, had served as a Trustee of the School from 1877 until his death in 1896 and his uncle, George R. Sheldon (1868-1875), had also served as a Trustee of the School from 1902 until his death in 1919. The Sheldon Library was given in memory of William C. Sheldon by his four children, one of whom was Prentice's mother.

      Born in Brooklyn on May 12, 1882, the son of William S. P. Prentice and Ella Crawford Sheldon Prentice,

      Prentice attended St. Paul's from 1896 to 1901 and then entered Harvard University, from which he graduated in 1905. While there, he was a member of the Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding and the Fly Club.

      At St. Paul's, he played on the School hockey team. Although he always retained his fondness for that sport, his greatest interest in the field of athletics was in tennis, where he had a long and outstanding career. He captained the tennis team at Harvard and, after graduation, for a quarter of a century was the men's singles champion of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. For almost as many years he won the men's doubles and mixed doubles championships there. During that period he was ranked, with his friend Theodore Roosevelt Pell, among the first ten of the doubles teams in this country. Until his death he was prominent in the affairs of the United States Lawn Tennis Association and one year served as a nonplaying captain of the American Davis Cup Team. The finals of this event were held in Paris, while the Hon. Walter E. Edge was Ambassador to France. During the play several untoward incidents happened which caused so much excitement that the matches were on the point of being called off had it not been for the tact of the nonplaying captain. This incident is mentioned to illustrate the character of the man. No keener competitor ever stepped on the courts and no finer sportsman ever played the game. He was always ready to give his opponent the benefit of any doubt, and this high sense of sportsmanship and fairness at the time of the incident above mentioned brought about an understanding which resulted in the remaining matches being played. Had these matches been abandoned, the future of the Davis Cup matches might well have been in jeopardy.

      During World War I, he was commissioned an officer in the Red Cross and saw active service at the front in the Italian campaign. He was subsequently decorated by both the Italian and French Governments. His interest in the Red Cross never failed, and during World War II he was aclive in raising funds for this organization, heading the Sports Committee which donated the proceeds of various athletic contests to the Red Cross.

      He followed the adventurous career of his brother-in-law, Lincoln Ellsworth, on his various flights to the Arctic and Antarctic with the keenest interest and served as Chairman of various committees formed to sponsor these expeditions.

      After graduation from Harvard. Prentice entered the banking world in New York City and soon became a partner in the well known firm of Dominick & Dominick, where he remained until his retirement from active business several years ago. He was a director in many corporations, including among others, the Fulton Trust Company, in which he took a special interest. He was also President of the Jekyl Island Club, where he spent the winter for many years.

      He served as President of the Alumni Association from 1928 to 1930 and as a Trustee of the School from 1928 to 1934. From the day he entered St. Paul's his love for the School and his interest in its welfare continued until his death. He gave generously to all of its activities and had created two scholarship funds, one in memory of his wife, Clare Ellsworth Prentice, and the other in memory of his son, Sheldon Ellsworth Prentice, Lieutenant-Commander, U.S.N.R., who was killed in action in the Pacific on March 19, 1945.

      He was blest with a keen sense of humor and the faculty for making and keeping friends, because he saw no ill in any man. His gaiety of spirit gave to all whom he met, even casually, young or old, in business, social life or sport, a definite lift and a feeling of goodfellowship. In spite of blows which might have discouraged a less courageous soul, he led a happy life. All who knew him realize that an old age of quietude would never have suited his active brain and body. He was ready to go when the call came.

      He is survived by his second wife, Josephine Mcllvaine (McFadden), whose son, Alexander McFadden (1926-32), met his death while skiing in Colorado last winter; a daughter, Clare, wife of C. Frederic Neilson; his two sisters, Mrs. Reeve Schley and Mrs. Prentice Hoagland; his daughter-in-law, Sheila Potter Prentice; and two grand-daughters and one grandson, who bears the name of Sheldon Ellsworth Prentice.

    Bernon m. 1st Clare Ellsworth on 29 Dec 1908. She was b. c. 1885, IL, and d. 1929. Clare Pond in NJ is named after her. She was the dau. of James W. Ellsworth and his 2nd wife, Julia Fincke. In 1920 Manhattan, NY census but not 1930 census. Chidren per 1920 census:

    1. Clare Prentice, b. c. 1911, NY. She m. C. Frederic Neilson.
    2. Sheldon Elsworth Prentice, b. c. 1905 or 1915, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [143.8b]

    Bernon m. 2nd Josephine McIlvane.

    143.8b Sheldon Elsworth Prentice, b. 14 Nov 1914, Manhattan, NY. Having entered the Navy in 1941, Prentice was commissioned a Lieutenant (j.g.), January 16, 1942. After serving two and one-half years in this country and in the South Pacific, he came back to this country for further training, was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander and, returning to the Pacific, was attached to a Bombing Squadron of an aircraft carrier. At the age of 31, he was killed in action in the Pacific, March 19, 1945, and bur. in Honoluluy, Hawaii. Lt. Cdr., USNR. Photo at FindAGrave.

    He m. Sheila Porter. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Palm Beach Post, The (FL) - Wednesday, August 9, 1995: SHEILA PRENTICE PAUL (nee Potter)

      Passed away on Monday, August 7, 1995 in Delray Beach, Florida after a brief illness. Born January 1, 1917, she was the wife of Lt. Comm. Sheldon E. Prentice who was killed in action in March 1945. Her second marriage was to James W. Paul of Delray Beach, Florida who died in October 1992.

      She is survived by three children, Clare Potter of Mill Neck, N.Y., Sheldon E. Prentice of London and Sheila P. Rauch of New York; three stepchildren, James W. Paul, Jr., Thomas E. Paul and Ellen Paul; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

      Funeral services will be held on Thursday, August 10, 1995 at 11:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Delray. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to: The Epilepsy Foundation of America, P.O. Box 1573, Washington D.C. 20077-4387. LORNE & SONS FUNERAL HOME, Delray Beach, in charge of arrangements. Palm Beach Post, The (FL) - Wednesday, August 9, 1995

    Children of Sheldon and Sheila:

    1. Clare Potter. 1995 in Mill Neck, NY..
    2. Sheila P. Rauch. 1995 in NY.
    3. Sheldon E. Prentice, 1995 in London.

    143.9 Ezra P. Prentice Jr., b. 26 Apr 1916, New York City and d. 17 Apr 2005 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC, at age 88 (per SSDI). His obituary reads, in part, as follows:

      He graduated from St. Paul's School inConcord, NH in 1935 and Princeton in 1939. Served in Army in WW II. Law degree from Columbia University and practiced trusts and estate law with the firm of Cadwzlader, Wickersham and Taft in NYC until he retired in 1978. Board member of the Julia Butterfield Mem. Hosp. and Garrison B. of Education.

    Ezra m. 1st Anne Steele Osborn in 1943 and lived in Garrison, NY. She d. before 1995. Children, probably by his 1st wife, Anne:

    1. Nathaniel Prentice of Garrison.
    2. Josephine Prentice. She m. Mr.Sawyer and lived in Charlotte, NC. Children per Ezra's obituary:
      1. Hannah Sawyer.
      2. Caroline Sawyer.
    3. Michael Prentice of Durham, NH.

    Ezra's obituary also mentions grandchildren:

    1. Annabel Prentiss, Michael Prentiss and Rhett Prentice who likely are sons of Nathaniel and/or Michael.
    2. Kathrine and Anne Figge who may be daughters of a prior marriage by Josephone.
    3. Tyler Anderson, Erik Anderson, Sarah Anderson and Heather Anderson who may be children of his 2nd wife, Sarah Benjamin Anderson, by a prior marriage.

    Ezra m. 2nd Sarah Benjamin Anderson; they lived in Cohasset, MA and Charlotte, NC. Sarah was living in 2005.

    144. Sybil Parmalee Prentice, dau. of Sartell and Jemima; m Norman Suckrider of Norfolk, NY on 23 Jun 1841. She d. 3 Apr 1847. Children:

    1. Harriet Calista Suckrider, b. 1845.
    2. Norman Prentice Suckrider, b. 1847; d. 6 May 1881.

    145. Jemima Calista Prentice, b. 1811 in Canton, NY. She m. Moses Whitcomb of Canton, NY on 28 Sep 1831; he was b. 8 Feb 1804 and a merchant in Albany, NY and died in either New Orleans, LA, or San Francisco, CA. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Ellen Calista Whitcomb, b. 1833 and may have d. in Brooklyn, NY. She m. 1st Joshua Haven. She m 2nd Peter Nayler, gentleman of leisure, later vice-consul at Geneva, Switzerland. Four children, the oldest was the wife of Rev. Leighton Parks, rector of Emmanuel Church, Boston.
    2. Martha Candace Whitcomb, b. 1837; d. 1838.
    3. Ida P. Whitcomb; operated a large school for young ladiesin Brooklyn, NY and lived with her mother in Brooklyn in 1882-3.

    146. James Hill Prentice, youngest son of Sartell and Jemima, b. 29 Jun 1817, Canton, St. Lawrence, NY.

    He m. Eloise Washington Valiant on 1 Jun 1859, Palmyra, MO, dau. of John and Angelina W. Valiant and b. c. 1840. 1860 census in Brooklyn, Kings, NY; Hat Manufacturer. Eloise and children in 1920 Bergen Co., NJ census. Children, all b. NY and living 1882: (Rev. 16 Feb 1999)

    1. Jessie Eloise Prentice, b. 24 Apr 1860.
    2. Mary Bethune Prentice, b. 13 Feb 1862. Unmarried, 1920.
    3. George Sartell Prentice, b. 24 Sep 1863. Unmarried, 1920.
    4. James Howard Prentice, b. 4 May 1865. He is probably the James H. Prentice shown in the 1900 Kings Co., NY & 1920 Englewood, Bergen, NJ census with his wife, Sophia Clafin McCartee, married 15 Apr 1896. Sophia was b. 15 Feb 1870, (Brooklyn?) NY, and was the dau. of Peter McCartee and Anna Josephine Daniels. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Anna Prentice, b. Jul 1899, NY.
      2. Miriam Prentice, b, c. 1902, NY
      3. Eloise Prentice, b. c. 1908, NY
    5. Grace Parmalee Prentice, b. 18 Dec 1866.
    6. Lucy Candace Prentice, b. 2 Oct 1868, m. James Bell. Her wedding announcement appeared in the New York Times as follows;

        There was a small h ome wedding yesterday noon which interested fashionable Brooklynites. Miss Lucy Candace Praentice, daughter of the late James H. Prentice of 77 State Street, was married to Elmer Bell, son of George A. Bell of Gates Avenue, Brooklyn. The wedding ceremony took place at the home of the bride. The Rev. Dr. Richard S. Storrs officiated. Charles Burton Gulick was the best man. There were no ushers. Miss Eloise L. Bell, niece of the bridegroom, attended the bride. Only the immediate members of the families and the members of the bridal party were present at the wedding and remained to the breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Bell will live at 35 Gates Avenue.

      Lucy had a daughter, Candace T. L. Bell, b. c. 1900, NJ. 1940 at home in NJ.

    7. Eloise Valiant Prentice, b. 15 Apr 1870. Unmarried, 1920
    8. John Fowler Prentice, b. 10 Jun 1872. 1920 Englewood, Bergen, NJ census with wife, Ethel, b. c. 1884, NY. Children:
      1. James H. Prentice, b. c. 1913, NJ.
      2. Anna R. Prentice, b. c. 1915, NJ.
    9. Dudley Hill Prentice, b. 25 Dec 1875. Unmarried, 1920.

    147. John Prentice, b. 16 Jun 1805 in Auburn, Ma, son of Elijah and Betsey; m. Harriet Amelia Barton of Leicester, MA, 27 Nov 1828; she was b. there 6 Mar 1807, and d. 30 Apr 1875 at the house of her son-in-law, J. L. Blood, in Worcester, MA,. age 68. John was a blacksmith in early life, to 1853, and later a farmer in Auburn, MA. In 1882 lived in Worcester, MA. Children:

    1. Henry Herbert Prentice, b. 16 Mr 1830, Auburn, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [259]
    2. John Brooks Prentice, b. 28 Mar 1832, Winstead, CT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [260]
    3. Charles Barton Prentice, b. 5 Apr 1836. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[261]
    4. Joseph Milton Prentice, b. 20 Apr 1838; d. 11 Mar 1859.
    5. Jane Louisa Prentice, b. 14 Apr 1841, Auburn, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [262]
    6. Ophelia Adeline Prentice, b. 20 Nov 1843 or 1844 in Weymouth, MA. . . .[263]

    148. Josiah S. Prentice, b. 30 Sep 1814, Auburn, MA, son of Elijah and Betsey; carpenter in 1853.

    He m. 22 Feb 1842 Susan Hawes of Oxford, MA; lived on the home farm, Auburn, MA in 1882. Children:

    1. Mary E. Prentice, b. 1843; d. 16 Jun 1867.
    2. Eldora P. Prentice, b. Dec 1844, MA. She m. Charles H. Kendall of Worcester, MA. He was b. 15 Jul 1843, Bernardston, Franklin Co., MA, son of Charles Kendall and Maria Howe. (per Ancestry.com). Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com . 1900 census in Worcester, MA. Children:
      1. Annie Dora Kendall, b. 10 Jun 1869, Auburn, Worcester Co., MA.
      2. Josie Mary Kendall, b. 2 Sep 1875, Auburn, Worcester Co., MA.
      3. Agnes May Kendall, b. 15 Sep 1858, Petersham, Worcester Co., MA.
    3. Francis E. Prentice,. Jan 1850, +of Auburn, MA." He m. Mary Gillies McGlathery on 11 Jun 1877, only dau. of Charles McGlathery. Not in 1880 census. Not in 1910 or 1920 census. They appear in the 1900 census in Auburn, Worcester Co., MA with their daughter:
      1. Kulene(?) Prentice, b. Jun 1879, MA
    4. Caroline Prentice; m. F. A. Richardson of Worcester, MA, a wood worker. One daughter.

    149. Alonzo Brooks Prentice, son of Elijah and Betsey, b. 1 Feb 1819, Auburn, MA; m. 1st Avesta W. Fairbank of Leicester on 17 Apr 1844. Moved to Philadelphia 1842 and was in the paint and drug business where he was still residing in 1900 census. Children by first wife:

    1. Alonzo Brooks Prentice Jr., b. 7 Apr 1846; d. 17 Jun 1846.
    2. Helen Gertrude Prentice, b. 11 Apr 1847; d. 1 Aug 1847.
    3. Avesta W. Prentice, b. 22 Jun 1852, Auburn, MA.

    Alonzo m. 2nd Mary A. Gillies of Philadelphia, PA on 20 Apr 1854. She does not appear in the 1900 census and was likely deceased. Children by second wife:

    1. Emily Augusta Prentice, b. 8 Oct 1855; m. John Lent of Philadelphia, PA on 23 Jan 1879; steel and copper plate printer, who has two children.
    2. Ida Gertrude Prentice, b. 19 Apr 1857.
    3. Florence Louise Prentice, b. 22 Mar 1859.
    4. Lizzie Haywood Prentice, b. 7 Feb 1862.
    5. Sallie Franklin Spare Prentice, b. 8 May 1867.
    6. Florence Prentice, b. Mar 1872, PA
    7. Samuel Prentice, b. Jan 1875, PA

    150. Elijah Freeman Prentice, b. 25 Jul 1822, Auburn, MA son of Elijah and Betsey; married and residing, in 1882, at 327 N. Eleventh St., Philadelphia. Family, if any, unknown (per Binney, 1883). Not in 1850, 1860, 1870 or 1880 census.

    However, it seems likely, with his unusual middle name of "Freeman" and Philadelphia residence, that he is the same person as Elijah Freeman Prentiss, shown in Ancestry.com as b. c. 1813, d. 29 Mar 1883 in Philadelphia, and bur. Lot 34, Sec. 10, South Laurel Hill Cem., Philadelphia.

    He m. Mary Ann Diehl on 1 Jun 1841 in St. John's E. L. Church, Philadelphia, PA. She was b. 7 Jan 1811 in Philadelphia, died there 12 Apr 1895, and bur. Lot 37 Section 10, South Laurel Hill Cem., Philadelphia. Children:

    1. Thomas Diehl Prentiss, b. c. 1842, probably Philadelphia. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.
    2. Eva Prentiss, b. c. 1843, probably Philadelphia.
    3. Margaret Prentiss, b. c. 1844, probably Philadelphia.
    4. Helena Jacoby Prentiss, b. 1845, probably Philadelphia and d. 1910 in Philadelphia. Bur. Lot 34 Section 10 South Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia.

    151. John J. Prentiss, son of John and Azuba; on 23 Oct 1838 (per I.G.I.) he m. Mary Ann Parker at Claremont, Sullivan, NH. She was b. c. 1815, dau. of Hon. Edmund Parker, late of Claremont, NH and niece of Joel Parker, LL.D. of Cambridge, MA. John graduated Dartmouth College, 1834. Read law with E. Parker and B. M. Farley; practiced in Merrimack, Henniker and Claremont, NH and was postmaster of Claremont in 1849 and justice of the peace. In 1882 lived in Chicago, IL. Children (per 1860 Claremont and 1880 Chicago census):

    1. Jane W. Prentiss, b. c. 1840, NH. In 1880 census she was living with her parents with her husband, James Burrows, b. c. 1840. Not in 1900 census. Daughters, per 1880 census:
      1. J. Burrows, dau., b. c. 1876
      2. E Y. Burrows, b. c. 1877.
    2. William P. Prentiss,. b. c. 1842, NH. In 1880 census he was a Bookkeeper in Chicago with his wife, Sarah, living next door to his parents. No children shown. Not in 1900 census.
    3. John J. Prentiss Jr., b. c. 1844, NH. Not in 1870 or 1880 census.

    152. Sally Prentice, b. c. 1796, Grafton, MA, dau. of Joseph and Priscilla; m 6 May 1821, Grafton, Moses H. Adams, b. c. 1790 and called "of Grafton, MA". Children:

    1. Susan Adams, b. 1822.
    2. Sarah Adams, b. 1824; d. 1832.
    3. Moses Adams, b. 1825
    4. Charles Adams, b. 1827.
    5. Nathaniel Adams, b. 1830.
    6. Joseph Adams, b. 1832.
    7. Abijah Adams, b. 1834.
    8. Horace Adams, b. 1837.

    153. Horace Prentice, b. 12 Apr 1798, MA, son of Joseph and Priscilla.

    He m. Minerva B. Donahue on 8 Jan 1828 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS. She was b. 1808, dau. of John N. Donahue and Elizabeth Pettit. Horace and his wife moved to Louisiana where in 1830 census in Ouachita Parish, LA and in 1850 and 1860 census in Monticello, Carroll, LA census. Ancestor Charts can be found for her at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Joseph Prentice, b. 6 Jun 1829 and d. 15 Sep 1855, Mississippi City, LA; crushed during a hurricane. Bur Hopewell Cem., Vicksburg, MS.
    2. Horace Prentice, b. 1837, LA.
    3. Louisa. M. Prentice, b. c. 1846, LA

    154. Maria E. Prentice, b. 7 Sep 1813, dau. of Joseph and Priscilla; m. William McDowell Pettit of AR on 25 Jun 1837, Ste. Genevieve Co., MO. She d. 1841. He was b. 11 Jan 1799 in Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. Children:

    1. Charles F. Petit, b. c. 1838 in Desha Co., AR, & d. 29 Aug 1846
    2. Rebecca Elizabeth Petit, b. 25 Sep 1837, Chicot, AR, & d. 2 Jan 1925, Fayetteville, AR. She m. 1st Samuel Newell Caughey on 9 Jul 1857, Desoto Co., MI. They had nine children.
      1. William Pettit Caughey b: MAR 1858
      2. Charles Pettit Caughey b: Abt 1860
      3. Annie Maria Pettit Caughey b: Abt 1862
      4. Mary Pettit Caughey b: Abt 1864
      5. Samuel N. Pettit Caughey b: Abt 1866
      6. Petite Caughey b: Abt 1867
      7. Ruth Elise Pettit Caughey b: 22 AUG 1869 in Lake Village, Chicot County, Arkansas
      8. Jean Pettit Caughey b: Abt 1870 in , , AR
      9. Martha Pettit Caughey b: Abt 1870

      Rebecca m. 2nd Charles Wilbur Saunders.

    155. Solomon Leland Prentice,, b. 5 Dec 1802, eathersfield, Windsor Co., VT, and d. 1 Dec 1886, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. Son of Solomon and Tabitha

    He m. Polly Joslin Whitney on 1 Jan 1829, Grafton; she was b. c. 1807 in MA & d. Mar 1861. Daughter of Jonah and and Anna Whitney. Solomon and Polly lived in Grafton, Worcester MA. Children:

    1. Ann Marie Prentice, b. 18 Mar 1830; m. 5 Apr 1848 Dr.Horace Mecorney of Portsmouth, OH and had two children.
    2. Sarah Rice Prentice, b. 2 Feb 1833, MA; m. Whiting Luther Strong. . . . . . [155.1]
    3. Mary Elizabeth Prentice, b. 10 Jul 1835; d. 9 Aug 1837, age 2.

    155.1 Sarah Rice Prentice, b. 2 Feb 1833, Grafton, MA and d. 30 Oct 1878 in North Attleboro, MA. Bur. Old Cemetery, Grafton, MA.

    She m. Luther Whiting Strong. He was b. 16 May 1829 in Lyme, NH, and d. 29 Feb 1904 in North Attleboro, MA. He was a Sgt. in the Civil War and there described as a Farmer, dark eyes, dark hair, 6 ft. tall. Children:

    1. Frederick Leland Whiting Strong, b. June 18, 1856 in Grafton, MA, and d. 28 Dec 1927 in North Attleboro, MA. He m. 1st Lydia Estelle Stone on 24 Jul 1877, Marlboro, MA. She was b. 24 Apr 1850 in Mendon or Marlboro, MA. Children:
      1. Bertha Mae Strong, b. 3 Mar 1878 in Marlboro, MA. She m. Jack Stevens.
      2. Charles Strong, b. 5 Jul 1880 in Hudson, MA, and d. 8 Jan 1952, North Attleboro, MA. He m. Elizabeth Theresa Storer on 28 Nov 1915, North Attleboro, MA. She was b. 14 Oct 1882, Bootle, England. Son:
        1. Charles Frederick Strong. He m. Miss Kiley.

      Frederick m. 2nd Mary A. Newton. Children:

      1. Mabel Strong.
      2. Frederick Strong.
      3. Winifred Strong.
      4. Annie Strong.
    2. Florence Luthera Strong, b. July 3, 1854 in Grafton, MA.
    3. Julia A. Strong, b. November 13, 1861 in Norwich, VT. She m. Albert F. Wood on 21 Apr 1880 in Attleboro, MA.
    4. William Luther Strong, b. 1865 in Worcester, MA. He m. Estelle Agenette Solomon on 24 Dec 1903 in Attleboro, MA.

    156. Henry Prentice, b. 8 Oct 1807, son of Solomon and Tabitha.

    He m. Tabitha Southwick 24 Apr 1832. Resided Worcester, MA in 1874. Member of city council. Died 4 Oct 1871. Children:

    1. George Henry Prentice, b. 10 Oct 1833, Worcester. He m. Elvira Andrews Nov. 1855; d. 22 Jul 1869, no children.
    2. Harrison Southwick Prentice, b. 10 Aug 1836, Worcester. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [264]
    3. Charles Edward Prentice, b. 1840, Worcester, and d. there 1841.
    4. Eliza Forbes Prentice, b. Aug 1849.

    157. William Prentice, son of Solomon and Tabitha. He m. 1st Harriet L. Sibley on 25 Sep 1832, Grafton, Worcester, MA. She was b. 1809 and d. 15 Jan 1839. Children of William and Harriet:

    1. Julia Harriet Prentice, b. 3 Apr 1836. She is living at home in Grafton in the 1860 census.
    2. Delia E. Prentice, b. 1838; d. 21 Sep 1838.

    William m. 2nd Eliza A. Chase on 7 Jan 1841, of Keene, NH and b. 17 May 1822. Living with father in Grafton in 1850 census. Children by Eliza:

    1. William Henry Prentice, b. 11 Sep 1844; d. 19 Aug 1846.
    2. Mary Eliza Prentice, b. 12 Nov 1847; d. 11 Jan 1857.
    3. William Henry Prentice, b. 11 Nov 1849. . . . . . . . . . . . [157.1]
    4. Edward C. Prentice, b. 19 Dec 1858; d. 2 Jan 1859.

    157.1 William Henry Prentice, b. 11 Nov 1849. He appears in the 1880 census in Spencer, Worcester Co., MA with his wife, Alice. Her age, on the microfilm copy of the census appears to be 21, which would give her a birth year of c. 1859. No children are shown in the home. Alice appears in the 1930 census in Worcester, Worcester C., MA, living with her daughter, Ethel.

    William later appears in the 1900 Grafton, Worcester, MA census where his wife is called Lillian E., b. Feb 1860, MA. She may, or may not, be a 2nd wife (see Ethel, below). Children per 1900 census:

    1. William C. Prentice, b. Jul 1880, MA. He m. Winifred Fletcher(?).. She was b. c. 1882. They appear in the 1910, 1920, 1930 and 1940 census in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA, with their sons:
      1. Clarance W. Prentice, b. c. 1899, MA. At home in 1920, 1930 and 1940. Not in SSDI.
      2. Alfred Prentice, b. c. 1919, MA. At home in 1920 and 1930. He may be the Alfred F. Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 1 Jun 1919, obtained his SS# in MA, and d. 4 Oct 1997 at an unspecified location.

      Living with them in 1930 was Frances Fletcher, b. c. 1850, MA, and called mother in law.

    2. Ethel A. Prentice, b. Jan 1882, MA. She m. John Laycock. He was b. c. 1875, NY. They appear, without children, in the 1920 census in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA. Ethel appears in the 1930 census, without her husband, and living with her mother, Alice.
    3. Arthur J. Prentice, b. Jul 1885, MA. He appears in the 1920 Boston, Suffolk Co., MA census with his wife, Elizabeth Miller, b. c. 1888 in New Brunswick. They appear, without children, in the 1920 census in Boston, MA. They later appear, without children, in the 1930 & 1940 census in Milton, Norfolk Co., MA.
    4. Clarence H. Prentice, b. 6 May 1886, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [157.2]

    William H. Prentice also appears in the later 1920 Worcester Co., MA census. His wife is identified as Alice E., b. c. 1860, MA. It is presently unclear whether she is the same person as Lillian, above. Lynda Gillis' email of 28 Aug 2005 and her website identify his wife as Alice E. Corney, b. 1846 (a date which is different from all 3 census records), Salisbury, MA.

    157.2 Clarence Henry Prentice, b. 6 May 1886, MA, and d. 6 Mar 1957, Orlando, FL. Bur. in Milton Cemetery. in 1940 he was a machine operator in Milton, Norfolk Co., MA, with a High School education.

    He m. Frances Folsom Needham [called Frances Fulton Needham on the marriage record of her son Ronald] on 22 Oct 1908, Coldbrook Springs, MA. She was b. 20 Oct 1888, Coldbrook Springs, Oakham Co., MA and d. c. 1986-6, Dennis, MA. She was the dau. of Monroe Chandler Needham and Francine/Francis R Bemis (per Prentice Genealogy on Ancestry.com). Children:

    1. Phillip N. Prentice, b. 4 Feb 1912, Worcester, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [157.3]
    2. Ronald Henry Prentice, b. 28 Nov 1909, Worcester, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[157.4]
    3. Robert Arthur Prentice, b. 9 Nov 1930, Milton, MA, and d. 7 Jun 1982, Barnstable, MA. He m. Ruth Simmons after 1940. 1940 at home in Milton, Norfolk Co., MA.

    157.3 Phillip Needham Prentice, b. 4 Feb 1912, Worcester, MA, and d. 12 May 1979, Plymouth, MA. 1940 at home.

    He m. 1st. Margaret Hjelm. No cghildren.

    He m. 2nd. Esther E. White on 16 Feb 1948. Children:

    1. Lynda Prentice. She m. Mr. Gillis.

    157.4 Ronald Henry Prentice, b. 28 Nov 1909, Worcester, MA, an d. Sep 1978 in FL (per SSDI). 1940 at home. 1940 census in Manchester, Hartford Co., CT, where he was an "Asst Manger, Industry: W Aircraft".

    He m. Helen Kaulback Smith on 4 Oct 1947, Sanbomton, NH, dau. of Ralph Murch Kaulback and Bertha Guild Coffin per Ancestry.com . Her obituary reads as follows:

      New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester, NH) - Saturday, December 4, 2004: Helen K. Prentice

      MANCHESTER -- Helen K. Prentice, 87, died Dec. 1, 2004, at Catholic Medical Center. She was born in Boston, Mass., Feb. 23, 1917, a daughter of Ralph and Bertha (Coffin) Kaulback.

      She was widow of Ronald H. Prentice. The family includes a son, Jeffrey Prentice of Cocoa, Fla; a daughter, Nancy Hallock of Andes, N.Y.; a sister, Shirley Hurd of Manchester; four nephews.

      SERVICES: There are no calling hours. Burial will be private. Lambert Funeral Home & Crematory, 1799 Elm St., is in charge of arrangements. For more information go to www.lambertfuneralhome.com.

    Children of Ronald and Helen:

    1. Jeffrey Prentice, 2004 in Cocoa, FL.
    2. Nancy Prentice. She m. Mr. Hallock. 2004 in Andes, NY.

    158. Charles Prentice, b. 4 Mar 1812, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA.

    He m. Betsey Leland of Grafton, MA on 22 Nov 1836. She was b. 29 Aug 1817, Grafton, and d. 26 Aug 1875. Children (per Binney, 1850 Grafton census, and Ancestry.com )

    1. Charles Solomon Prentice, b 30 Sep 1842, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.
    2. James Edward Prentice, b. 10 Jul 1844, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA.. Of Worcester, MA in 1874 & probably the James E. in the 1880 Worcester, Worc., MA census with wife, Lucy M. (b. c. 1849, MA). 1910 census in Denver, CO. Children:
      1. Charles E. Prentice, b. c. 1874, MA; may be person shown in 1920 Denver, CO census with wife, Maud, b. c. 1880, MI. Not in 1930 census.
      2. Harold B. Prentice, b. c. 1889, MA. 1900 in Denver, Arapahoe Co., CO. 1910 in Denver, Denver Co., CO at home. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
    3. Henry Leland Prentice, b. 21 Aug 1846, Grafton, MA, and d. 1880 in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA. He m. Elizabeth Bryant. She was b. 1849 in Ireland and d. 1880 in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. William Prentice, b. c. 1867. 1880 at home in Worcester, MA.
      2. Ada Prentice , b. c. 1869. 1880 at home in Worcester, MA.
      3. Ida Prentice, b. c.1870.
      4. Ellen/Nellie Bryant Prentice, b. 3 Feb 1873, North Grafton, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 4 Feb 1970, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. She m. John Nolan on 1 Sep 1893, North Grafton. He was b. 1872 in Ireland, son of William Noland and Annie Eliza McGuinness. They had 2 sons and 2 daughters.
      5. George Bartlett Prentice, b. 3 Feb 1873, North Grafton, Worcester Co., MA, and d.1948. Bur, in Riverside Cemetery in Grafton, MA. He m. 1st Mary Ann Kerr who d. 1914. A woman named Dora Moxon d. 17 Oct 1922 and George is shown as the "informant" and the relationship is shown as husband. It is not known if he had any children by either Mary or Dora.
    4. Ella Elizabeth Prentice, b. 15 ct 1848, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA.
    5. Emma C. Prentice, b. c. 1852.
    6. Delia Prentice, b. c. 1855.

    159. Susannah/Susan Pratt Prentice, b. 1803 and d. 17 Sep 1884, dau. of Henry and Mary.

    She m. Daniel Wheelock on 17 Aug 1826. He was b. 7 Nov 1799 and d. 25 Aug 1865. Bur. Old Indian Burial Ground, Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. . According to "History of Grafton", Daniel died from injuries received while moving a building. His headstone is incribed with "If you seek his monument, look around you." According to "Wheelock Genealogy", by C. C. Wheelock and Winifred (Thomson) Gonseth, Daniel was a "stone-cutter, building mover and general contractor." Children:

    1. Susan L. Wheelock, b. 8 Sep 1827 and d. 23 May 1865.
    2. Daniel Albert Wheelock, b. 27 Jun 1829 and d. 22 Jul 1894. He m. Louisa Abigail Rice. She was b. 26 Sep 1815 and d. 23 Jan 1899.
    3. Sarah Jane Wheelock, b. 8 May 1832 and d. 1913. She m. Samuel Delois Hicock (1831-1875). (DAR Lineage Book, 127/272)
      1. Esther Hickock, b. Brooklyn, NY, m. Robert Johnston.
    4. Jerome Wheelock, b. 20 Jun 1834. . . . . . . . . . . [159.1]
    5. Emily Wheelock, b. 22 Aug 1837 and d. 22 May 1838.
    6. Emily Wheelock, b. 21 Jul 1840.
    7. Joseph Henry Wheelock, b. 29 Mar 1844. He m. Jenny L. Redfield.

    159.1 Jerome Wheelock, b. 20 Jun 1834. Jerome Wheelock was a man of considerable achievement in the Worcester County manufacturing industry, and earned himself a place of note in the local history of Grafton. At the age of 15 he ran away from home, and successfully evaded any attempt to find him. After a three year apprenticeship at the Taunton Locomotive Works, under Harrison Tweed, Esq., he obtained a position as a manager of the steam and machinery department of the Washburn Iron Works, in Worcester.

    During this time, Jerome Wheelock invented and patented a means to simplify, and more efficiently manufacture steam engines. This changed the nature of steam engine manufacture, and earned a place for Jerome Wheelock in the history of steam engines and manufacturing. A statue of Mr. Wheelock stands in the center of Grafton. (Written by Roderick B. Sullivan, Jan 1999. Source: "A History of Grafton", by Pierce.)

    Jerome m. Lydia A. Robinson. Son:

    1. Jerome Wheelock.

    160. Henry Prentice, b. 1813, son of Henry Prentice and Mary.

    Henry m. Susan Durant in Springfield, VT. She was b. c. 1814, VT. DAR records relate the following information: Granddaughter of Joshua Durant, Jr., and Olive Clark, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Joshua Durant and Mary Hodgman, his 2nd wife. Joshua Durant (1754-1838) served as ensign under Capt. Nehemiah Houghton in the New Hampshire militia, 1790. He was born in Chelmsford, Mass., lived in Keene, NH, during the Revolution, and removed to Weathersford, Conn. In the 1900 census, Susan is living with her daughters, Flora and Olive in Rockingham, Windham Co., VT. Children (per 1860 Weathersfield, Windsor, VT census:

    1. Sarah O. Prentice, b. c. 1848, VT.

    2. Flora Susan Prentice, b. 3 Aug 1858, Weathersfield, VT. She d. 21 Jun 1941 in Bellows Falls, Windham Co., VT, at the age of 82. She m. Samuel Joseph Coolidge who was b. 2 Apr 1855. He was the son of Samuel Sawin Coolidge and his wife, Lucy Townsend. Flora and Samuel appear in the 1900 census in Rockingham, Windham Co., VT; no children shown. 1920 and 1930 census in Gardner, Worcester Co., MA; no children shown.

    3. Olive Prentice, b. 1848. Census in Springfield, Windsor Co., VT where her occupation was listed as "school teacher." (per margerice@prodigy.net, email, 9 Apr 2009 who has an original studio photo of ìOlive Prentice ñ teacher Wilbraham Academy ñ amateur painterî. The photo was taken in Concord, NH in approximately 1880-1885, and she looks to be about age 35. Wilbraham Academy is in Wilbraham, Massachusetts. In the 1900 census she is unmarried and living with the family of her sister, Flora, above, in Rockingham, Windham Co., VT.

      Research discloses Olive Prentice in the census of Springfield (Windsor Co.) VT, born in 1848, the daughter of Susan W. Prentice (born in 1814). Oliveís occupation was listed as ìschool teacherî. By 1920 census, Olive was in Gardner (Worcester Co.) Mass., age 71, living with her sister and family. 1930 census still unmarried and living with her sister, Flora and her husband, above.

    161. John Prentice, b. 4 Oct 1803 and d. 4 Sep 1878. Bur. in Mt. View Cemetery. Son of Tartius and Polly.

    He m. Eliza Rice on 8 May 1832, b. c. 1811 and d. 18 Mar 1895, age 84 years, 10 months, 4 days. She was the dau. of Levi Rice of Worcester, MA; resided in Shrewsbury and Westboro', MA. She was the dau. of Levi Rice and Elizabeth Johnson. Ancestor Charts for Eliza can be found at Ancestry.com . They appear in Northborough in 1850 census. After her husband, John, d. in 1878, we then lived with her son, Levi, in Shrewsbury. Children:

    1. Levi Rice Prentice, b. 8 Dec 1833, Shrewsbury. In 1870 Shrewsbury census, at home at age 37. In the 1880 Shrewsbury census he is unmarried at age 46 and living with his mother, Eliza.
    2. John Frederick Prentice, b. 20 Aug 1835, Shrewsbury; of Worcester, 1874 & probably in 1880 census with wife Lucy J., b. c. 1835, MA and children:
      1. Addie Prentice, b. c. 1867, MA.
      2. Eva Prentice, b. c. 1871, MA
    3. Mary Eliza Prentice, b. 9 Jan 1839; d. 31 Jan 1841. Bur. Mt. View Cemetery.
    4. George Russell Prentice, b. 29 Dec 1842. Information in Ancestry.com indicated that he m. Lucy, b. c. 1844, and had:
      1. Sarah L. Prentice, b. c. 1871
      2. Mabel E Prentice, b. c. 1877
      3. Bertha C Prentice, b. c. 1878

      George appears in the 1900, 1910 and 1920 census in Pasadena, CA with Luthera M. Prentice. b. c. 1847, NH, and perhaps a 2nd wife, and son:

      1. Walter C. Prentice, b. 1883, MA. At home in 1900. Not in 1910 census. He appears in the 1930 census in San Francisco, CA, apparently divorced. Not in SSDI.

    162. Edwin Prentice, b, c. 1807, Grafton, MA and d. there 1889. He was the son of Tartius and second wife (Chase).

    He m. Eunice W. Gale on 28 Feb 1831, Shrewsbury. She was b., c. 1812, dau. of Jonathan Gale and Sarah Wellington. Ancestor Charts for Eunice can be found at Ancestry.com . Edwin and Eunice lived in Shrewsbury. Children per 1850 Grafton, Worcester, MA census:

    1. Henry Prentice, b. 7 Dec 1826, Shrewsbury, MA. He m. Elizabeth Stuart on 11 Aug 1862 in Grafton, MA. She was b. c. 1839 in Ireland. Children per 1880 census:
      1. William Prentice (1868),
      2. Ada Prentice, (1870),
      3. Ida Amanda Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1870, Grafton, MA. . . . . . . [162.1]
      4. George Prentice, (1873)
      5. Nellie Prentice (1873).

    2. Charles Prentice, b. c. 1833, MA.
    3. John Edwin Prentice, b. 17 Feb 1835. He may, or may not, be the John Prentice, b. c. 1835, who appears in the 1870 Worcester, MA census with his wife, Helen/Hellen, b. c. 1832. No children shown.
    4. Elizabeth A. Prentice, b. c. 1840.
    5. Emily G. Prentice, b. c. 1843.
    6. Francis M. Prentice, b. c. 1845.
    7. Daniel Prentice, b. 29 Mar 1847 (per Binney but not 1850 census)

    162.1 Ida Amanda Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1870, Grafton, MA, and d. there 25 Aug 1913. She appears with her husband and family in the 1900 and 1910 census in Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. The 1910 census shows her father b. in MA and mother in England. Not in 1920 census.

    She m. Edwin Elijah Whitney on 18 Oct 1886 in Grafton. He was b. 6 Mar 1853 in Grafton. Children per Ancestry.com where additional descendants may be found::

    1. Charles A. Whitney, b. c. 1886, MA. At home in Grafton in the 1900 census.
    2. Henry A.Whitney, b. c. 1889, Grafton MA. At home in Grafton in the 1900 and 1910census.
    3. Ada E. Whitney, b. c. 1891,Grafton, MA. At home in Grafton in the 1900 and 1910 census. She m. Henry R. Clapp. They appear in the 1920 Grafton census. Children:
      1. Alice F. Clapp, b. c. 1914, Grafton. At home in 1920.
      2. Ruth M. Clapp, b. c. 1915, Grafton. At home in 1920.
      3. Florence L. Clapp, b. c. 1918, Grafton. At home in 1920.
      4. Harry J. Clapp, b. c. 1919, Grafton. At home in 1920.

    4. Daniel E. Whitney, b. c. 1893, Grafton, MA. At home in Grafton in the 1900 and 1910 census.
    5. William/Bill Bill A. Whitney, b. c, 1896, Grafton, MA. At home in Grafton in the 1900 and 1910 census. Living with the family of his sister, Ada, in Grafton in the 1920 census.
    6. Alexander S. Whitney, b. c. 1899, Grafton, MA. At home in Grafton in the 1900 and 1910 census. Living with the family of his sister, Ada, in Grafton in the 1920 census.
    7. Ethel Marian Whitney, , b. 12 Mar 1910, Grafton, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [162.2]
    8. Sarah/Sadie Whitney, b. c. 1906, Grafton, MA. At home in 1910 census. She m. Mr. Benoit.

    162.2 Ethel Marion Whitney, b. 12 Mar 1910, Grafton, MA and d. 27 Dec 1985.

    163. Anna Prentice, dau. of Solomon and Elizabeth; m. Ichabod Kneeland on 1 Nov 1819 and d. 15 Aug 1833. Children:

    1. Frances Kneeland.
    2. Prentice K. Kneeland.
    3. Lorinda Kneeland.
    4. Elizabeth Kneeland.

    164. Asa Prentice, b 18 Dec 1808; m. 1st Mercy Benson on 13 Feb 1831; m. 2nd Lida/Lydia Adams. Asa was a farmer in Ripley, Huron, OH; d. 10 Oct 1845. Children:

    1. Abijah Benson Prentice, b. c. 1833. . . . . . . [164.1]
    2. Elizabeth Prentice, b. c. 1837, OH. 1860 census, Fairfield, Huron, OH
    3. Louisa Prentice, b. c. 1841, OH. 1860 census, Fairfield, Huron, OH

    164.1 Abijah Benson Prentice, b. c. 1833, NY, farmer. 1870 and 1880 census in Cambria, Hillsdale, MI as Binson Prentice. 1900 census in Hillsdale, Hillsdale, MI as Benson A. Prentice with wife, Harriet, b. Apr 1836, NY. Children (per 1870 and 1880 census):

    1. Arthur Prentice, b. c. 1860, OH. At home in 1880. He might be the same person as Arthur D. Prentice, b. c. 1859-60, OH who appears in the 1910 census in South Haven, Van Buren Co. MI and in the 1920 census in Comstock, Kalamazoo, MI with his wife, Ruth H., b. c. 1862, MI. Perhaps no children.
    2. Frank Prentice, b. c. 1865, OH. . . . . . . . . [164.2]
    3. Elizabeth Prentice, b. c. 1866, MI. Not shown at home in 1880, but she may be the same person as Libbie, below.
    4. Libbie Prentice, b. c. 1867, MI. At home in 1880.

    164.2 Frank N. Prentice, b. c. 1865, OH, appears in the 1910 and, called Frank W. Prentice, in the 1920 Adrian, Lenawee Co., MI census with his wife, Myrtle B. Chamberlain (per 1910 census and Lisa, email, 30 Apr 2007) or Ida B. (per 1920 census. Children:

    1. (perhaps) Frank B. Prentice, b. c. 1891, MI. He appears in the 1920 and 1930 census in Adrian, Lenawee Co., MI, with his wife, Helen C., b. c. 1894, IN, and daughter:
      1. E. Jane Prentice, b. c. 1913, MI. At home in 1930.
      2. Howard D. Prentice, b. c. 1928, MI. At home in 1930. Not in 2004 SSDI.

    2. Samuel Kenneth Prentice, b. c. 1897-8, MI. Kenneth appears in the 1920 Adrian census with his wife, Beatrice, b. c. 1902 in MI. He received the Croix De Guerre 1917 (per Lisa, below). He does not appear in the Social Security Death Index (SSDI). They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Barbara Dianne Prentice (per Lisa, email, 30 Apr 2007)
        1. Lisa (per Lisa, email, 30 Apr 2007).

    165. Francis H. Prentice, m. Catherine Tiler 4 Feb 1833. Resided Skeneateles, Onondaga, NY. 1880 he is living with his son, Tyler, in Panama, Jones Co., IA. Children: 

    i.	Solomon Prentice, b. 1833.
ii.	Tyler Prentice   				[165.10]
ii.	Henry A. Prentice, b. 1837.			[165.20]
iii.	Francis Prentice, b 1839; d 1841.
iv.	Marah Theresa Prentice, b. 1841.
v.	George M. Prentice, b. 1845.
vi.	Harriet E. Prentice, b. 1848.

    165.10 Tyler Prentice, b. c. 1835, NY. He appears in the 1880 Panama, Jones, IA census with his wife and children.

    He m. Elizabeth/Lizzie, b 1 Jan 1844 and d. 1 May 1924, Anamosa, Jones Co., IA. Children:

    1. William H. Prentice, b. Dec 1867 (per Alamosa, Jones, IA census). Not in 1900 census. 1910 census in Alamosa. Not in 1920 census. He m. Anna (b. Feb 1873, IA) and had:
      1. Fred M. Prentice, b. Jul 1895, IA, and d. 27 May 1916, Anamosa, Jones Co., IA, . At home in 1910.

    2. Milo Prentice, b. c. 1870, IA. At home in 1880. Not in 1900 and later census.

    3. Stephen M. Prentice, b. Sep 1871, IA & m. Rose P., b. Aug 1877, IA. Not in 1910 and later census. Children (per 1900 Alamosa, Jones Co., IA census):
      1. Winfred/Winifred E. Prentice, b. Apr 1897, IA.

    4. Ella E. Prentice, b. c. 1872, IA. She m. Fred Cree Scott, Sep 1890, Anamosa, IA. Fred was b. Pleasanton, IA on 5 1861, son of Josiah Scott and Mary Bowman. Fred retired in 1936, C of C; past grand IOOF David City, member 50 years; Meth Ch; hobby, travel; res 324 W 25th, Kearney. Childen:
      1. Cree Prentice Scott. He was b. David City, NE on 9 May 1896. He m. Beulah Jane Henline on 25 Jun 1919 Kearney. Childen:
        1. Franklin Henline Scott. During World War I enlisted 3 Oct 1917 in 89th div 355th inf hdqrs co, I year O/S, at Lucy sector, Meuse Argonne, disch June 2, 1919; Amer Leg post 52, mbr 20 years; VFW; active in Amer Leg Junior Drum Corps; C of C; AF&AM, 32∞; York Rite; Tehama Shrine; Meth Ch; hobby, boys work; res 2222 5th Ave, Kearney.
      2. Ruth Scott who m. Richard Torpin.
      3. Mary Scott who m. David Erickson.

    165.20 Henry A. Prentice, b. 1837. Henry died c. 1868, ten years after his1858 marriage.

    He m. Bridget Barnes c. 1958 in the Baptist Church with N. E. Chapin, pronouncing the ceremony as well as signing the certificate. Bridget was b. in County Limerick, Ireland (Ref: Obituary) on 27 Mar 1836 according to her death certificate. (Note: The 1900 census lists Bridget's birth as March 1842 and she was said to be 58 years old). She came to the United States with her parents when she was five years old. She lived in Mineral Point, WI and was married at the age of 17 years old to Henry Prentice on 19 Oct 1858 in Darlington, WI. Bridget was the daughter of Bridget and Robert Barns (Barns was what was written on the marriage license).

    Four years after Henry's c. 1868 death, about 1872, Bridget married James J. Gill. Bridget's death certificate has her dying on August 2, 1921 at the age of 85 years, 4 months, 5 days at Mankato, MI. The informant on Bridget's death certificate was Henry Gill (Henry was the son of her first marriage to Henry Prentice. Bridget lived at 416 Poplar Street, Mankato and was a widow at the time of her death. She had lived in Mankato for 45 years.

    Children of Henry and Bridget (per Myrna McDonald, email, 6 Apr 2002):

    1. Frank Prentice, b. c. 1860, WI, per 1860 census. Died 1 Sep 1884, West Liberty, IA, age 24. But. WI.
    2. Julia Prentice. She m. 1st Mr. Brosnon (Brosnan) and had two children.
      1. Ed Brosnon. He lived in Mankato in 1917.
      2. Katherine Brosnon, b. Mar 1881. She lived in Massilion, Ohio in 1917.

      It is unclear whether Julia's husband died, or if they were divorced, but Julia left her children with her mother and went to work in Alaska when the gold rush was on before returning to Minnesota. On J. J. Gill's obituary notice it has Julia Brosnon as living in Valdez, AK. and in her mother's obituary it has her listed as Mrs. D. Davis of Anchorage, Alaska.

    3. Henry Austin Prentice, b. c. 1869, MN, and d. 29 Jul 1958, Hennepin Co., MN, age 89. (Listed as Henry Gill Prentice on his mother's death certificate.) 1940 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. He m. 1st Mathilda Krugel, b. 21 Jan 1867, Seidel, Pommern, Preussen, and d. 13 May 1916, Blue Earth Co., MN. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. (3 unknown childen)
      2. Edward Carl Prentice, b. 17 Oct 1896, MN, and d. 17 Dec 1979, Hennepin Co., MN. He m. Ellen J. Peterson, b. 9 Jan 1895, Frederick, WI, and d. 11 Nov 1969, Hennepin Co., MN.
      He m. 2nd Carrie L. Pederson, b. c. 1895, MN. Children per 1940 census:
      1. Henry Wesley Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1916, MN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [165.21]
      2. Katharine Prentice, b. c. 1920, MN. 1940 at home in Minneapolis. MN.
    4. (Son) Prentice. Died in infancy.

    165.21 Henry Wesley Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1916, MN, and d. 22 Jan 1992, Sarasota, FL. 1940 at home in Minneapolis, MN. His obituary reads as follows:

      Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - Tuesday, January 28, 1992: HENRY WESLEY PRENTICE

      HENRY WESLEY PRENTICE, 75, of Nokomis, died Wednesday. A native of Mankato, Minn., he moved to this area 12 years ago from Italy, where he was a foreign services officer for the U.S. State Department. He was a friend of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Sarasota and was active in the Democratic Club of Sarasota. He is survived by his wife, Lois; two sons, Patrick and John, both of Washington, D.C.; a daughter, Linda Theme of Nokomis; and three grandchildren. National Cremation So ciety, Sarasota Chapter.

    He m. Lois Harmon, b. 1 Jun 1918 and d. 19 Aug 2013, MN. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Lois Harmon Prentice, b.1918-06-01; d.2013-08-19; MN, US; Herald Tribune (contributed by Scott Prentice)

      Prentice, Lois Harmon, Jun. 1, 1918 - Aug. 19, 2013. Lois Prentice died peacefully in her sleep on August 19 at the age of 95.

      Born June 1, 1918, in South St. Paul, Minnesota, Lois graduated from the University of Minnesota with a major in journalism and a yearning to see the world. In 1940 she married Henry W. Prentice of Minneapolis. The couple moved to Washington D.C. where Henry pursued a career in government that would satisfy Lois' travel itch. As the wife of a foreign service officer, she was constantly on the move - first to postwar Germany, then to Yugoslavia, Singapore, Austria, Holland and Italy. At each stop Lois was celebrated for her lively dinner parties and the animated discussions that were always a staple fare.

      After retiring to Florida, Lois became active in the Democratic Party, the Unitarian Church, and Planned Parenthood. A lover of art and literature, she was a regular at the Asolo Theater with her dear friend Ellie. Lois is survived by three children (Patrick, John, Linda) four grandchildren (Jessica, Joshua, Luke, Josie) and three great-grandchildren (Zachary, Noah, Tor). All of us will miss her sparkling intelligence and her booming, infectious laugh

    Children of Henry and Lois:

    1. Patrick Prentice. 1992 in Washington DC.
    2. John Prentice. 1992 in Washington DC.
    3. Linda Prentice. She m. Mr. Theme and in 1992 lived in Nokomis, FL.

    166. Sumner Prentice, b. 24 Jun 1815, NY, son of Solomon and Elizabeth m. Phoebe Kelley on 29 Oct 1837, Huron Co., OH; she was b. c. 1818, PA. Farmer on the home place in Skeneateles, Onondaga, NY. Children:

    1. George K. Prentice, b. 1838.
    2. Sarah Prentice, b. 1840, NY. She m. Mr. Raymond and living with her parents in the 1880 Onondaga Co. census with children:
      1. Henry M. Raymond, b. c. 1869, IA.
      2. Fred M. Raymond, b. c. 1872, IA.
    3. Ann Louisa Prentice, b. 1841, NY.
    4. Edward Sumner Prentice, b. 1847. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [166.10]
    5. Ida M. Prentice, b. 3 Dec 1856, Skaneatales, Onondago Co., NY, and d. 31 Dec 1856 in Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. She m. Warren M. Brinkerhoff on 18 Jun 1879 in Skaneateles. He was b. 1 Apr 1853 in Oswasco, Cayuga Co., NY, and d. 7 Jan 1924 in Auburn, NY, son of John I. Brinkerhoff and Mary Ann Shepard. An extensive Ancestor Chart for Warren can be found at Ancestry.com .
      1. Warren M. Brinkerhoff, b. 1 Oct 1886, Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY, and d. there 25 Oct 1963. He m. Hazel Byrnes there on 2 Oct 1893. She was the dau. of Patrick Byrnes and Bridget Corrigan.
    6. Fred Miles Prentice, b. Dec 1858, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[166.20]

    166.10 Edward Sumner Prentice, b. 1847, He might be the Edward Prentice shown in the 1900 Tacoma Pierce Co., WA census who was b. 4 Apr 1847. Also shown there are his wife, Fannie E.. b. Jul 1855, IL, and their son:

    1. Paul T. Prentice, b. 24 Oct 1884. . . . . . . . . . . [166.30]

    166.20 Fred Miles Prentice, son of Sumner Prentice and Phoebe Kelley, b. 16 Dec 1858, Skaneateles, NY and d. 10 Mar 1932, WA. He appears in the 1900 Auburn, Cayuga, NY census with his wife and family. He also appears in the 1920 Onondaga Co., NY census.

    He m. Mary A. Austin c. 1888. She was b. 10 Oct 1866, Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY, and d. 31 Mar 1941, Yakima, Yakima Co., WA. She appears as a widow in the 1940 census in Yakima, Yakima Co., WA. Children:

    1. Fanny M. Prentice, b. Mar 1889, NY. 1900 in Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY.
    2. Fred Austin Prentice, b. 23 May 1891, NY, and d. Jan 1944. He m. Helen M. Hendrick, dau. of William and Euzelia Hendrick of NY. Helen was b. c. 1896 in PA. He was bur. 24 Jan 1944 in the Owasco Rural Cemetery. She was also bur. Owasco Cemetery on 22 Jun 1957. No children as of 1920 census. Not in 1930 census.
    3. Edward Sumner Prentice, b. 1 Nov 1892, NY and d. Feb 1967 in Yakima, Yakima Co., WA (per SSDI). 1930 & 1940 census in Yakima with his wife, Alberta E., b. c. 1891, NY, and children:
      1. Helen A. Prentice, b. c. 1917, WA. 1940 at home in Yakima, WA.
      2. Phyllis E. Prentice, b. c. 1922, WA. 1940 at home in Yakima, WA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [166.21]
      3. Janith/Janeth A. Prentice, b. c. 1925, WA. 1940 at home in Yakima, WA.

    4. Helen Christine Prentice, b. 27 Oct 1894, Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY, and d. 1970 in Ojai, Ventura Co., CA.
    5. Frank W. Prentice, b. Apr 1896, NY, and d. 19 Apr 1916. He may be the Frank K. Prentice bur. 17 Apr 1916 in the Owasco Rural Cemetery.
    6. Sarah M/E. Prentice, b. 16 Nov 1897, Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. She m. Henry Mortensen, b. c. 1898, Denmark. 1940 census in Yakima, Yakima Co., WA, living with her mother.
    7. Howard Kelly Prentice, b. 4 Sep 1899, Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [166.22]
    8. Robert Lee Prentice, b. 11 Feb 1906, Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY, and d. Aug 1966. 1930 at home in Yakima, Yakima Co., WA. Might be one of several in SSDI. He is likely the Robert Prentice shown in the 1940 census as b. c. 1906, NY, who had an inferred 1935 residence in Yakima, who in 1940 was living in Camas, Clark Co., WA, with his wife, Bessie L. Stone, b. c. 1905-1907, KS, and d. 1987. An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Allene Prentice, b. c. 1930, IL. 1940 at home.
      2. Nancy Lee Prentice, b. c. 1935, KS. 1940 at home

    166.21 Phyllis E. Prentice, b. c. 1922, WA. 1940 at home in Yakima, WA. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Phyllis Prentice Galbraith Strohsahl: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Yakima Herald-Republic (WA) - Wednesday, October 24, 2012

      KIRKLAND - Phyllis Ellen Prentice, known as Pep to her friends, was born in Yakima on July 18, 1921.

      She attended Roosevelt Elementary, Franklin Junior High, and Yakima High School, class of 1939. An English major, she graduated from the University of Washington in 1943. As a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, she fell in love with a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity next door and married W. Andrew Galbraith in January, 1944. She worked as a Red Cross volunteer nurse while he was overseas. After the war, they moved to Yakima and raised two children. Phyllis and Andrew helped found the Charter Club and were members of the Yakima Country Club. She was an alpine skier at White Pass, an excellent golfer, and loved to summer in the San Juan Islands. She remained close friends with many Yakima residents including Letty Ann Ginn and Robert Lynch until their deaths in 2011.

      After Andrew's death in 1969, she lived in Seattle until she married Joseph W. Strohsahl in 1972. After many years in southern California, they moved to the Seattle area in 2004. She was widowed again in 2006 and was a resident of the Brittany Park community in Woodinville the past 8 years. A warm, active, vivacious person, Phyllis made many friends wherever she lived. An avid reader and lifelong New Yorker subscriber, she always stayed abreast of current events.

      Phyllis died October 20 at Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland. She is survived by her two children, Anne Malmo (Paul) of Medina and Peter Galbraith of Blakely Island, four granddaughters, Elizabeth Geri, Katherine Ellis, Kate Galbraith, and Ellen Galbraith, and four great grandchildren.

      A memorial service will be held Friday, October 26, at the Seattle Tennis Club at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the San Juan Preservation Trust.

    Phyllis m. 1st W. Andrew Galbraith in Jan 1944. He was b. c. 1921, and d. 1969. Children per her obituary:

    1. Anne Galbraith. She m. Paul Malmo of Medina, WA.
    2. Peter Galbraith of Blakely Island, WA.

    Phyllis m. 2nd Joseph W. Strohsahl in 1972. He d. 2006.

    166.22 Howard Kelly Prentice, b. 4 Sep 1899, Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY, and d. 25 Mar 1960, Yakima, Yakima Co., WA. 1910 and 1920 in Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY. 1930 in Yakima, Yakima Co., WA, and Manager in the "Fruit and Cold Storage" Industry. Not in SSDI.

    He m. Jeannette Sawyer c. 1923. She was b. c. 1903, NY, with both parents b. in NY. Children:

    1. Howard K. Prentice, b. 1 Mar 1926, WA. 930 at home in Yakima, WA.
    2. Austin F Prentice, b. 30 Jul 1928, WA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [166.23]

    166.23 Austin F Prentice, b. 30 Jul 1928, WA, and d. Jan 1977. 1930 at home in Yakima, WA.

    He m. Arla Dean Hedge in Jan 1953. She was b. 5 Apr 1932, Yakima, Yakima Co., WA, and d 3 Oct 2000, Ajijic, Mexico. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Wenatchee World, The (WA) ó Sunday, November 5, 2000: Arla Dean Hedge Prentice Georgeff of Ajijie, Mexico

      Arla Dean Hedge/Prentice/Georgeff, passed over at 3:30 a.m., Oct. 3, 2000, in Ajijic, Mexico after a brief illness and a happy retirement. Arla Dean was born on April 5, 1932, in Yakima to Arlo and Berniece Hedge of Union Gap.

      Arla Dean went to school in Yakima and graduated from Yakima (Davis) High School in 1946. She married Austin F. Prentice in January of 1953 and moved to Wenatchee in 1963. In 1972, she married Carl (Corky) Georgeff and \ settled in the Seattle area for the next 19 years.

      In 1990, Arla Dean and Corky moved to Ajijic Mexico to retire at the shores of Lake Chapala. Throughout her life, Arla Dean was always seen with a pair of knitting needles in her hands where she was constantly making a friend or family member a sweater or hat. Arla Dean also worked throughout her life at flower shops in Yakima, Wenatchee and even in retirement in Ajijic as a very creative and unique floral designer. There was never a time when a friend or acquaintance were to drop in on Arla Dean that she didn't treat them as though they were her own family and were welcome for a night or week. She touched all people who knew her and she will be greatly missed.

      She is survived by her husband, Carl (Corky) Georgeff of Ajijic, Mexico; her father, Arlo Hedge of Union Gap; her sisters, Pat Butler of Union Gap, Theda Merideth of Seattle, Laura Cochran of Redondo Beach, CA and Barbara Silverthorn of Grants Pass, OR; her sons, Tyler Prentice of Bainbridge Island, Jeff Prentice of Palisades; and many nieces and nephews.

      She was preceded in death by her sisters, Penny Johnson of Medford, OR and Louise Hopper of Belfair and her mother, Berniece Johnson of Medford, OR.

    Children of Austin and Arla:

    1. Tyler Prentice. 2000 in Bainbridge Island, WA.
    2. Jeff Prentice. 2000 in Palisades, WA.

    166.30 Paul T. Prentice, b. 24 Oct 1884 in MN and d. 24 Oct 1984 in Tacoma, Pierce Co., WA, (per SSDI). By 1915 they were living in Vinton, IA and by 1917 they had moved to Tacoma, WA. They appear in the 1920 Tacoma, Pierce Co., WA census with his wife, Bertha M. Seabury, b. c. 1885 in IL, and their children shown in the census and in the obituary of their daughter, Catherine:

    1. Elizabeth Prentice, b. 23 Dec 1915, IA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . [166.40]
    2. Mayo S. Prentice, b, 5 Jan 1917, Tacoma, WA.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . [166.41]
    3. Edward Sumner Prentice, b. c. 1919. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [166.50]
    4. Catherine Prentice, b. 8 Jan 1923, Tacoma, WA. The News Tribune of Tacoma, WA of 2 Sep 2000 contains the obituary of Catherine Prentice who d. 5 Aug 2000 in San Diego, CA. She was a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and San Diego Zoo Society. Funeral services were held 8 Aug 2000 at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Ocean Beach, CA. She was buried at Fort Rosecrans alongside her husband who preceded her in death. Catherine m. Leland Woll who d. before 2 Sep 2000. He is probably the Leland Woll shown in the SSDI who was b. 17 Aug 1913 and d. 26 Nov 1989. They were survived by the following children as well as 6 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren:
      1. Margaret Woll. She m. Mr. Arrington and lives Arlington, TX.
      2. Michael Woll of Poway, CA.
    5. Charlotte Prentice, b. in Tacoma, WA. "Letitia" is the Episcopalian name of Charlotte who became a nun and lives in Mukwongo, WI (per Ed Prentice, email, 2 May 2002 and Paul Prentice, email, 10 May 2002).

    166.40 Elizabeth Prentice. She was b. in Vinton, Iowa on December 23, 1915 and d. 19 Jun 2003. Elizabeth grew up in Tacoma, Washington spending the summers at her wonderful family beach house on Vashon Island. She was a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music which shaped her lifelong love of music and education. She was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Bertha Prentice,

    Her obituary also relates that she had been San Rafael resident for 35 years, she leaves behind many wonderful friends who shared her love of music, education, flowers, bridge and life in general. She was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, AAUW, Bookworms and many bridge clubs. A Memorial Service in celebration of her life washeld at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on July 12th, at 10 a.m. Interment was at in Tacoma Cemetery, Tacoma, WA.

    She m. 1st Fred. She m. 2nd Al (Olson?). Children (per Elizabeth's obituary):

    1. Frederick.
    2. Patricia. She m. Timothy.
    3. Kay. She m. Frank.

    166.41 Mayo Seabury Prentice, b, 6 Jan 1917, Tacoma, WA, and d. 6 Nov 2014. His obituary reads as follows:

      MAYO PRENTICE: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, News Tribune, The (Tacoma, WA) - Sunday, November 9, 2014.

      Mayo Seabury Prentice Mayo was born Jan. 6, 1917 in Tacoma to Paul and Bertha Prentice. He attended Sherman Elementary, Mason Junior High, and graduated from Stadium High School in 1935. He entered the University of Cincinnati';s School of Engineering';s 5-year program graduating with a mechanical engineering degree in 1940 and obtained his license as a professional engineer in 1951.

      In 1941, he married Frances Morton, a nursing student at the University of Cincinnati who obtained her RN and later received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing.

      Mayo enlisted in the Navy in 1943 as an ensign and served as a maintenance officer at a naval ammunition depot for three years. He was discharged as a senior grade lieutenant in 1946. After the service, Frances and Mayo returned to Tacoma to make their home and raise their family. Mayo';s fascination for wood and wood products led him to Mann Russell Electronics, where he was chief engineer and then Engineering Vice President. In 1984 he started his own company, Engineering Wood Systems, Inc., a consulting firm designing machinery for wood and wood products machinery for companies all over the world, and traveled extensively during this time. He loved his each cottage, boating, fishing, and woodworking, as well as all sports, especially tennis, in which he actively played nto his mid-80s.

      Mayo passed away peacefully on Nov. 6, 2014.He is survived by his wife Frances, sons Ron (Carol), Terry, d Tom (Kim), grandsons Ken (Erica) and Michael, great-granddaughters Hazel and Eliza, and his sister . Letitia Chardy) Prentice. At his request there will be no funeral or services. A family gathering will be held at a later date.

    He m. Frances Morton, WA. She was b. 8 Aug 1918,in Greenville, OH, and d. 13 Feb 2015, Tacoma, WA, dau. of Walter I. Morton and Theresa Maude Younker. An Ancestor Chart can be found for her at Ancestry.com . At home in 1930. In 2002 lives in Tacoma, WA. Her obituary reads as follows:

      News Tribune, The (Tacoma, WA) - Thursday, February 19, 2015 : Frances Prentice, WA United States

      Frances Morton Prentice Passed away peacefully in her sleep on February 13. She was born August 8, 1918 to Walter and Maude Morton of Greenville, Ohio.

      She graduated from the University of Cincinnati as an RN, where she met and married her husband Mayo. They were married for 73 years. In 1946 she and Mayo came to Mayo';s home town of Tacoma, where they raised 4 boys; Ron, an electrical engineer, Ken, who was lost at sea during the Vietnam War, Terry, an avionics engineer; and Tom, a school principal. She leaves 2 grandchildren, Ken and Michael, and 2 great-grandchildren, Hazel and Eliza.

      Frances spent many years doing volunteer work at her sons'; public schools, and returned to work at Doctor';s Hospital in Tacoma after earning her B.S. in Nursing. Frances enjoyed traveling, cooking, bowling, boating, and their summer home on Maury Island. At her request there will be no funeral or services. A family gathering will be held at a later date.

    They had 4 children, including:

    1. (Ron, Terry or Tom) Prentice. Married Mr/Miss Lewtas.
    2. Kenneth Morton Prentice, b. 26 May 1946 and d. 2 Oct 1969 at the age of 23 years, apparently unmarried. He was a Naval Aviation Machinist's Mate (Jet), Second Class, Unit: Fighter Squadron 142, Carrier USS Constellation (CVA-64) Serial Number: 535460359. He was a passenger in a Grumman Greyhound Transport Aircraft (C-2A) enroute to the aircraft carrier USS CONSTELLATION near North Vietnam when contact with the aircraft was lost. His remains were not recovered. His name is inscribed on the Courts of the Missing at the Honolulu Memorial.
    3. (Ron, Terry or Tom) Prentice. Married Mr/Miss Walker.
    4. (Ron, Terry or Tom) Prentice. Married Miss Mitchell. Children:
      1. (Dau.) Prentice She m. 1st Mr. Hillinia and had a son and daughter. She m. 2nd Mr. Kennedy
      2. (Son) Prentice. He m. Lois and had 2 sons and 4 daughters.
      3. (Son) Prentice. Maried with a son and a daughter.
      4. (Dau.) Prentice. She m. Mr. Manilaws and has 2 daughters.

    166.50 Edward Sumner Prentice, b. c. 1919 and d. 7 Apr 2006 at the age of 87. His obituary reads as follows:

      EDWARD SUMNER PRENTICE: Edward Sumner Prentice died peacefully on Friday, April 7, 2006 at age 87, taking ill less than a month after the death of his beloved wife of 64 years, Charlotte Chambers Prentice.

      Ed was born and raised in Tacoma, Washington. He was a member of the Episcopalian church and was a descendent of Samuel Seabury, the founding bishop of the Episcopalian church in the Colonies in the 1700's. Ed graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Reed College with a B.A. in Economics.

      Ed studied for his PhD at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts and Harvard, dropping out with a Masters Degree when World War II started. During World War II, he enlisted in the Army Air Corps and served from 1943-1945 as a fighter pilot and instructor. He began his career in the transport economics department of the U.S. Bureau of the Budget in Washington, DC and in the State Department.

      After the war, Ed was the chief Trade Negotiator for the Marshall Aid Program in London and subsequently ran the US Overseas Mission (now US AID) in the Philippines. He became Director of International Economics for Stanford Research Institute. He also worked at the World Bank and in numerous international economic consulting positions in many countries.

      A warm and gregarious man, Edward made friends everywhere he went throughout the world. He loved to travel and to experience new places and cultures. Ed loved music, books, and the arts; and was an enthusiastic gardener and fisherman.

      Ed and Char spent many summer vacations with family and friends around the U.S. and the world and especially enjoyed their vacation home on Cayuga Lake in Ithaca.

      Edward and Charlotte are survived by four children, Elisabeth Chambers Prentice (Matthys Van Cort) of Ithaca, NY; Paul Talcott Prentice (Ruth Sogn Prentice) of Colorado Springs, CO; David Chambers Prentice (Linda Succop Prentice) of Ann Arbor, MI; and Carol Seabury Prentice (Michael Rymer) of La Honda, CA; eighteen grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Char is survived by her sister, Carol Chambers Englehart of Lake Oswego, OR, and her brother, John Chambers of San Diego, CA. Ed is survived by his brother, Mayo Prentice of Tacoma, WA and a sister, Sister Leticia of St. Mary's Margin in WI. They are each pre-deceased by other siblings.

      A memorial service will be held on Sunday, August 6 at 4p.m. at the lake home of Beth Prentice and Thys Van Cort, 31 Maplewood Road, Ithaca. In honor of Ed's distinguished career as a fighter pilot trainer, an AT-6 vintage plane (the primary trainer plane used during WWII) will fly over the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Reed College Library, 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd., Portland, OR 97202.

    He m. Charlotte Anna Chambers, b. c. 1916 in Portland, OR, and d. 18 Feb 2006 at the age of 90. Her obituary reads as follows:

      CHARLOTTE ANNA CHAMBERS PRENTICE: Charlotte Anna Chambers Prentice died peacefully on Saturday, February 18, 2006 at age 90.

      She was born and raised in Portland, Oregon and went to Reed College, where she graduated in 1939. She met her husband, Edward Sumner Prentice, of Tacoma, Washington, while at Reed. They were married on August 9, 1941 at the chapel at Reed College in a ceremony officiated by Bishop Benjamin Dagwell at the Episcopal Church.

      After graduating from Reed, Charlotte taught school in eastern Oregon. After her marriage to Ed, they traveled east to Boston, where Ed was enrolled in the PhD program at the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy at Tufts and Harvard.

      When Ed became a fighter pilot trainer in the Army Air Corps, Charlotte worked in the Planning Department at the U.S. State Department. Among the many important conferences she attended, the most memorable for her was the international conference at Bretton Woods, which established the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. There, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko chose Charlotte to edit his remarks and transcripts.

      Charlotte spent her life as a diplomat's wife, living throughout the world and raising four children. Among the places she lived are London, England; Manila, Philippines; Tunis, Tunisia; Rome, Italy; Taipei, Taiwan; Lagos, Nigeria; Ljubljana, Slovenia; The Hague, Netherlands; Dacca, Bangledesh; and Damascus, Syria. Charlotte and Ed spent many years in Palo Alto, California before moving to Stamford, Connecticut, and Washington, DC.

      Charlotte loved traveling the world and enjoyed learning about the many different cultures she was privileged to experience. She was a gracious and frequent hostess and a caring and loving mother to her own children, her many grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. With her love of international relations, she followed world politics closely, as did Edward.

    Children per Ed Prentice, email of 2 May 2002 and obituary, above:

    1. Elisabeth Chambers Prentice. She m. Matthys Van Cort of Ithaca, NY.
    2. Paul Talcott Prentice of Colorado Springs, CO (per email, 10 May 2002). He m. Ruth Sogn.
    3. David Chambers Prentice of Ann Arbor, MI. He m. Linda Succop.
    4. Carol Seabury Prentice. She m. Michael Rymer of La Honda, CA;

    Other descendants: grandchildren Angela (Andrew), Tami, Roderick (Jeanette), Anne, Christopher (Angela) and Cristy; great grandchildren Alicia, Amy, Jeremy, Jesse and Eloise.

    167. Solomon M. Prentice, b. 11 Jul 1818, son of Solomon and Elizabeth; m. Almira Norton on 1 Oct 1845; resided Rockton,Winnebago, IL. Children, if any, unknown. He might be the Miles S. Prentice who appears in the 1850 and 1860 Rockton, Winnebago, IL census with his wife, Mary A., and children:

    1. Clara E. Prentice, b. 1848, IL
    2. Fred Prentice, b. Sep 1854, IL. He appears in the 1900 South Bend, St. Joseph, IN census with his wife, Catherine, b. Sep 1858 and children:

      1. Eugene Miles Prentice b. Sep 1885, IL. He appears in the 1910 census in Evanston, Cook Co., IL and in the 1930 census in Montclair, Essex Co., NJ with his wife, Mildred M. Childs, b. c. 1885, IL, and son:

        1. Eugene Miles Prentice Jr., b. c. 1917 in IL. In 1959 his occupation was "Insurance" and he was living on Town St., in Montpelier, Washington Co., VT, per Vermont Birth Records . He does not appear in the 2010 SSDI.

          He m. 1st Anna Margaret Kiernan She was b. 19 Apr 1917, Glenridge, NJ, and d. 12 Mar 1967 in Montpelier, Washington Co., VT, of "Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease." per VT Dath Records. She was the dau. of Francis Kiernan and Anna Ruckert. Eugene and Anna had 5 or more children, including:

          1. David Mark Prentice, b. 18 Feb 1959, Montpelier, Washington Co., VT, in the Heaton Hospital.

          Eugene m. 2nd Marilyn (Foti) Day on 24 Jun 1972 in Montpelier, Washington Co., VT, She was the dau. of Joseph Foti and Janet Goddard, both b. in VT, per Vermont Marriage Records .

      2. Jenette Prentice, b. Oct 1888, IN.

    168. Nathaniel Fay Prentice (son of Solomon, #84), b. 11 Oct 1825, NY. He is shown as unmarried, age 26, in the 1850 Rockton census. His profession was that of a physician. Not in 1860 or 1870 census. Nathaniel does not appear in the 1880 census with his family and he may be deceased by 1880.

    He is shown in the 1860 Freeport, Stephenson, IL census with his wife, Miranda Charlotte Hyatt who he m. on 20 Nov 1851, Winnebago, IL (Illinois Marriage Index 1763-1900, Vol.1). She was the dau. of Jacob Hyatt and Permalia A. Hooker. An Ancestor Chart for Permalia can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Miranda is also a descendant of Henry Prentice of Cambridge, MA. For more on Miranda's family, see 83/97.5 and 97.6. Children:

    1. Elizabeth Prentice, b. c. 1854, IL. She appears with her mother, Miranda, in the 1880 and 1900 census in the 2nd Ward, Freeport, Stephenson Co., IL, and with her husband, Francis A. Read, b. c. 1853, NY, Merchant. Not in 1910 census. Daughter:
      1. Helen Read, b. c. 1880, IL. At home in 1880 and 1900. Not in 1910 census by that surname.

    2. Charles Prentice, b. c. 1862, IL. He appears as Charles S. Prentice in the earlier 1880 census in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA, as b. c. 1861, IL, with his father b. in NY and mother in Canada. He was then a student at school with no parents specifically named.

      It appears that Charles S. Prentice was picked up twice in the1880 census; he is likely the Charles Prentice, b, c. 1862, IL, and called "At School" He was the son of Miranda Prentice, b. c.1833, Canada, with her father b. in VT and mother in Canada. No husband is shown. Charles later appears in the 1900 Albert Lea, Freeborn Co., MN census and 1920 St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN census with his wife, Clara S., b. Nov 1861, IL. Children (per 1900 census):

      1. Nathan F. Prentice, b. Mar 1885, IL. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
      2. Robert S. Prentice, b. Aug 1887, MN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [168.1]

    168.1 Robert S. Prentice was b. Aug 1887, MN. He and his wife were living in Chicago, Cook Co., IL in 1916 when his son, Robert, was born. He appears in the 1930 census in Lakewood, Cuyahoga Co., OH, with his wife and family.

    Robert appears in the 1910 census in Minneapolis, Henepin Co., MN, as b. c. 1888, MN, son of Charles S. Prentice (b. c. 1862, IL, with his father b. in NY and mother in English Canada) and Clara S. (b. c. 1862, IL, with both parents b. in PA).

    Also shown in the household in Robert's wife, Grace E, b. c. 1886, MN. with both parents b. in English Canada. Her obituary says that Grace d. c. 3 May 1939 at her home, 2246 Northland ave., Lakewood. Funeral arrangements were handled by he funeral home of F. G. Nickels & Son, 14500 Madison ave. Funeral services were Wednesday, May 3, at 2:30 p. m.

    He m. Grace Edith Papst at some date before 1916. They had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Robert Shaffer Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1916, Chicago, Cook Co., IL. . . . . [168.2]

    168.2. Robert Shaffer Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1916, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, and d. 18 Feb 2005 at the age of 88. He was then living at on Forty-Sixth Avenue Drive, NE, Hickory, IL. and died at Catawba Valley Medical Center after a brief illness. He was a member of St. Lukeís United Methodist Church. He was retired from Willamette Co. as a regional manager. A memorial service was held on Saturday, Feb. 26, 2005, at 3 p.m. at St. Lukeís United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Dodd Drake. Hickory Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

    Robert was preceded in death by his wife, Nathalie Reed (per his obit.). Children:

    1. Sally Prentice. She m. Robert Lee and in 2005 lived in Hickory. Children (per obit.):
      1. Alison Lee of Hickory.
      2. Rachel Lee of Hickory.
      3. Erin Lee of Hickory.
      4. Greg Lee of Hickory.
      5. Stephen Lee of Hickory.
    2. Nancy Prentice. She m. Harvey Ahitow and in 2005 lived in Hinsdale, IL.
    3. Robert Reid Prentice. He m. Sandra and in 2005 lived in Cheyenne, WY.
    4. James Alan Prentice. He m. Dorcas and in 2005 lived in Wichita, KS.

    Robert's obituary also mentioned 6 other grandchildren, but it is unclear who the parents are:

    1. Lauren Howell of Peoria, IL.
    2. Landis Seger of Evansville, IN.
    3. Ricarda Prentice of Calgary, Canada.
    4. Leisl Prentice of Los Angeles, CA.
    5. Reid Prentice of Washington, D.C..
    6. Lindsey Prentice (son) of Evansville, IN.

    Robert's obituary also mentioned six great-grandchildren but did not provide names for them.

    169. Amos Ebenezer Prentiss, b. c. 1817, West Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and Confirmation 29 Oct 1817, West Cambridge. He was the son of Amos and Hannah; drover. Alden Hathaway's email of 7 Dec 2010 says Amos' birthday is 7 Dec 1814, but that he has not confirmed that date. In the 1850 census In Cambridge he is a widower and Swine and Fowl Dealer. In the 1860 census in Cambridge, MA, he is indexed as "Anny Prentiss" and is a Poultry Dealer. 1870 census in Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA. 1880 census in Revere, Suffolk Co., MA. Not in 1900 census. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com .

    He m. 1st in 1840 Marianne Miller. She apparently d. before 1850 as she does not appear with Amos in the 1850 census in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA.

    He m. 2nd Susan Stevens, apparently after 1850 as she does not appear with Amos in the 1850 Cambridge census. Susan was b. 11 Aug 1823, Lowell, Middlesex Co., MA, the eldest daughter of Susan Prentiss Stevens. Resided in Burlington, MA. We have conflicting information about her death:

    • One source says she d. 1883 and estate probated Apr 1883.
    • A posting in Ancestry.com says she d. 31 Oct 1910 in Lynnfield, MA.

    They are said to have nine children; known children per 1850 and 1860 Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA census:

    1. Eliza(?) Prentiss, b. c. 1840, Arlington, MA. At home in 1850 and 1860.
    2. Sophia Prentiss, b. c. 1842, Arlington, MA. At home in 1850 and 1860.
    3. Georgianna Prentiss, b. c. 1844, Arlington, MA. At home in 1850. Appears at home in 1860 as a son, George M. Prentiss. Not in 1880 census.
    4. Caroline Prentiss, b. c. 1846, Arlington, MA (perhaps Sommerville). At home in 1850 and 1860.
    5. Frances Ann Prentiss (or Ann Frances Prentiss), b. c. 1848, Arlington, Arlington, MA. At home in 1850. She is likely the Ann F. Prentiss shown at home in Cambridge in the 1860 census.
    6. Franklin Amos Prentiss, b. c. 1848, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [169.1]
    7. Nathan Robbins Prentiss, son, b. c. 1852, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [169.2]

      Abby L. Prentiss, b. c. 1854, Arlington, MA. At home in West Cambridge in 1860 census. At home in Arlington in 1870 census.

    8. Henry B. Prentiss, b. c. 1856, Arlington, MA. At home in West Cambridge in 1860 census. At home in Arlington in 1870 census. It is unclear whether he is the Henry Prentiss shown in the 1880 Boston census as b. c. 1855, MA, with his wife, Helen/Hellen L., b. c. 1856, MA (father b. in England and mother in MA); no children shown. Not in 1900 census.
    9. Orren Prentiss, b. c. 1857, Arlington, MA. At home in West Cambridge in 1860 census. Not in 1870 or 1880 census.
    10. Emma F/J.. Prentiss, b. c. 1859, Arlington, MA. At home in West Cambridge in 1860 census. At home in Arlington in 1870 census. At home in Revere in the 1880 census.
    11. Helen G. Prentiss, b. c. 1862, Arlington, MA. At home in Arlington in 1870 census. Not home in 1880 census.

    169.1 Franklin Amos Prentiss, (or Amos Franklin Prentiss), b. c. 1848, MA. At home in 1850 as "Franklin A. Prentiss." He appears at home in the 1860 census as Amos F. Prentiss. He appears in the 1880 census in Gardiner, Kennebec Co., ME, with his wife and family.

    He m. Jennie E. Durant, b. c. 1852, MA. Living with them in the 1880 Gardiner census was Sarah B. Durant, Jennie's widowed mother, b. c. 1838, NH. Sarah would have been only about 14 years of age when Jennie was born. Jennie's yet unidentified father was b. in MA per the 1880 census. Children of Franklin and Jennie:

    1. Maud E. Prentice, b. c. 1871, MA. At home in Gardiner in 1880.
    2. Blanche E. Prentice, b. c. 1873, MA. At home in Gardiner in 1880.. She appears in the 1900 Auburn, Andrascoggin Co., ME census with her brother, Harry. They appear in the home of Sarah Durant, their grandmother.
    3. Sigler B. Prentice, son, b. c. 1875, MA. At home in Gardiner in 1880. Not in 1900 and later census.
    4. Anne E. Pretice, b. c. 1879, ME. At home in Gardiner in 1880.
    5. Harry Prentice, b. c. 1882, ME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [169.3]

    169.2 Nathan Robbins Prentiss, son, b. 6 Nov 1852, Arlington, MA, and d. 24 Jan 1934, Melrose, MA. At home in 1860 census. At home in the 1870 Arlington census. At home in the 1880 Revere census. He appears in the 1900 census in Wilmington, Middlesex Co., MA, and in the 1920 census in Reading, Middlesex Co., with his wife. Not in 1930 census. His obituary in The Reading Chronile of 26 Jan 1934, reads as follows reads as follows (per Alden Hathaway, email, 7 Dec 2010, commenting that "The reference to 'one daughter' is an error (I presume).":

      ìNathan R. Prentiss died at his home, 11 Boardman ave., Melrose Highlands Wednesday morning at the age of 81 years, 2 months and 18 days. Up to a few years ago he had made his home at the corner of Ash and Green sts.

      He was born in Arlington, which was at that time known as West Cambridge, the son of Amos and Susan (Stevens) Prentiss. He was for many years an employee of the Boston and Maine Railroad and retired from active service about eight years ago.

      Besides his wife, Mrs. Georgianna Prentiss, he is survived by one daughter [Note: an error].

      Funeral Services will be conducted from the Edgerley and Bessom Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon at two oíclock by Rev. Payson E. Pierce, pastor of the First Congregational Church. Interment will be in Wildwood Cemetary, Wilmington.î

    Nathan m. Georgiana E. after the 1880 census in Revere, Suffolks Co., MA, where he appears as single. She was b. c. 1858, MA. Children per Alden Hathaway, email, 7 Dec 2010:

    1. Chester Arthur Prentiss, b. 17 Mar 1882 and d. 22 Nov 1899,age 17 years.
    2. Maud/Maude Ethel Prentis, b. 11 Mar 1884, MA, and d. 24 Jul 1986. At home in Wilmington in 1900 census. At home in Reading in 1920.
    3. Alice Evelyn Prentiss, b. 25 Aug 1890, MA, and d. 10 Jan 1975. At home in Wilmington in 1900 census. She is Alden Hathaway's grandmother.
    4. Myrtle Eileen Prentiss, b. 14 Jun 1895, MA, and d. 12 Jun 1989. At home in Wilmington in 1900 census. At home as Myrtle E. in the 1920 census in Reading, Middlesex Co., MA.

    169.3 Harry Prentice, b. 8 May 1883, Gardiner, ME (per Denise, email, 9 Jul 2008). Harry Prentice, b. Jan 1882, ME, and his sister, Blanche Prentice appear in the 1900 census in Auburn, Andrascoggin Co., ME, living with their grandmother, Sarah Durant, b. c. 1850, ME.

    Harry F. Prentice is probably the Harry Prentiss, b. c. 1882-3, ME, who appears in the 1920 Abbington, Plymouth Co. MA census with his wife, Elsie A./J., b. c. 1893, MA. They later appear in the 1930 & 1940 census in Brockton, Plymouth Co., MA. 8th grade education per 1940 census and he was a "Mech." He worked at Eastern MA Street Railway (per Denise, above).

    His WW I Draft Registration Card can be found at Ancestry.com . His WW II Draft Registration Card can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Children of Harry and Elsie:

    1. Genie Prentiss, b. c. 1915, MA. At home in Abbington in 1920 census. At home in Brockton in 1930 census. 1940 census not home.
    2. Eva Prentiss, b. c. 1916, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [169.4]

    169.4. Eva E. Prentiss was b. c. 1917, MA. At home in Abbington in 1920 census and in Brockton in the 1930 census. 1940 census called "Everly E. Prentiss" and at home.

    Eva married, as his 3rd wife, Wisner L. Litchfield after 1865 when he divorced Lydia (per Denise email of 11 Jul 2008) when Eve would have been about 49 and Wisner about 58.

    In the 1910 and 1920 census he was living with his parents at Smith Place off Ripley Road. In the 1930 census Wisner was living with his parents in Cohasset, Norfolk, MA, at 193 Ripley Road (per Denise, email, 8 Jul 2008). Wisner's prior wives were 1st, Mildred (per 1930 Walpole, MA, census) and 2nd, Lydia per Denise, email, 8 Jul 2008 citing 1942 Brockton directory listing her by her maiden surname).

    Wisner was the son of Arthur E. Litchfield (b. c. 1876, MA; in 1910 and 1920 census a "Baggageman roailroad") and his wife, Laura (b. c. 1871, MA). Arthur is probably the son of Benjamin Blendenburgh Wisner Litchfield), farmer (b. 26 Jun 1829, Scituate, MA) and his wife, Emeline Curtis (b. c. 1835-37, MA).

    An Ancestor Chart for Benjamin at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=michelotti&id=I430963&style=TEXT

    Wisner L. Litchfield's obituary appears in the 27 May 1995 "Patriot Ledger", Quincy, MA:

      Wisner was b. c. 1907 in Cohasset and died on the Thursday preceding 27 May 1996. He grew up and attended schools in Cohasset. He later lived in Manchester 35 years. Wisner was a former millwright, master machinist and Coast Guard veteran. He worked as a millwright and master machinist at the Davison Rubber Company in Farmington, N.H., for many years and for Wentworth Greenhouses in New Hampshire and the Waumbec Mills Company.

      Wisner died Thursday at Elliot Hospital in Manchester after a brief illness. A funeral service was held at the McNamara-Sparrell Funeral Home. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, Scituate. Children of Wisner Litchfield (per Wisner's obituary):

      1. Richard Litchfield of Plymouth
      2. Paul Litchfield of Florida
      3. Priscilla "Cilla" Litchfield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [169.5]
      4. Lawrence Litchfield of Brockton

      Note: An email of 8 Jul 2008 from Denise contains information establishing that Priscilla is the daughter of Wisner's first wife, Mildred. Since Eva did not marry Wisner until after 1965 when she was about 49, and Denise's mother remembers Priscilla's brothers, Richard and Paul, but not Lawrence, it is likely that Larence was a son of Lydia and that Richard and Paul sons of Mildred.

    169.5. Priscilla "Cilla" Litchfield. She m. Edward G. "Ed" Boettcher who was b. 4 Feb 1934 in East Braintree, MA and d. 2 May 1975 in Weymouth at the age of 41 years. He was the son of Alfred Boettcher and Therese Levangie. Priscilla later remarried. Priscilla had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Mark Boettcher (per his email of 10 Dec 2002).

    170. Thomas B. Prentiss (son of Amos and Hannah), b. c. 1819, West Cambridge (now Arlington), Middlesex Co. NY, and d. 1960.

    He m. Caroline A. Reeves, in 1838. She was b. c. 1821, NY. Known children:

    1. Amos Prentiss, b. c. 1840. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [170.1]
    2. Thomas Prentiss, b. c. 1846, NY. At home in 1850. Not in 1860 or 1870 census.
    3. Hannah Prentiss, b. c. 1848, NY. At home in 1850 Not in 1860 census.

    170.1 Amos Prentiss, b. c. 1840; produce dealer in New York City. He m. Eliza who was b. c. 1842, NY. 1880 census in NY City. Not in 1900 census. Children:

    1. Amos Prentiss, b. c. 1864, NY, and d. before 1930. At home in 1880. He appears in the 1900 and 1910 census in Manhattan, New York Co., NY, as b. c. 1865, NY, Butcher, with his wife, Alodie(?), b. c. 1871, NY (father b. in NY and mother in France). Not in 1920 census. She appears as a widow in the 1930 census in the Bronx, NY, and the 1940 census in New York, NY. Children:
      1. Amos C. Prentiss, b. c. 1889, NY. At home in Manhattan in 1900 and 1910 census. Not in 1920 census. 1930 census in Bronx, Bronx Co., NY, with his wife, Violet, b. c. 1889, NY. At home in 1930. 1940 in Hoboken, Hudson Co., NJ. Not in SSDI. Son:
        1. Amos Prentice, b. c. 1915, NY. At home in Bronxin 1930 census. 1940 in Union, Hudson Co., NJ, with his wife, Viola, b. c. 1915, NJ. He was then a clerk with an 8th grade education. Children per 1940 census.
          1. Charles Prentiss, b. c. 1936, NJ. 1940 at home.
          2. Carol Prentiss, b. c. 1938, NJ. 1940 at home.
      2. Alice Prentiss, b. c. 1894, NY. At home in Manhattan in 1900 and 1910 census.
      3. Albert Prentiss, b. c. 1898, NY. At home in Manhattan in 1900 census. Not home in 1910 or 1920 census.
      4. Ernstine/Ernestine Prentiss, b. c. 1900, NY. At home in Manhattan in 1900 census. Not home in 1910 census.
      5. Amy Prentiss, b. c. 1903, NY. At home in Manhattan in 1910 census. Not in 1920 census.
    2. Louisa S. Prentiss, b. c. 1866, NY. At home in 1880.
    3. Harry Prentiss, b. c. 1870, NY, son of Amos Prentiss, a produce dealer in New York City. He is probably the Harry Prentiss shown in the 1900 and 1920 New York City census, b. Mar 1870, NY, with his wife, Esther, b. Nov 1869, NY, and family. 1930 census in the Bronx, Bronx Co., NY. Children:
      1. Charles B./R. Prentiss, b. 26 Apr 1893, NY, and d. 28 Jan 1967. Living at home in 1920 and 1930. Died c. Jan 1967, Farmingdale, Monmouth, NJ (per SSDI). He served as a Pvt., US Army in WW I and is bur. at Sec. 2N, Site 1819, Long Island Natl. Cem., Farmingdale, NY. His wife is probably Jeannette, b. c. 1906, NY, whose name appears immediately below his in the 1930 Bronx census; no children shown.
      2. Esther B. Prentiss, b. Nov 1895, NY, living at home in 1920 and 1930.
      3. Harry W. Prentiss, b. 30 Jul 1896, NY, living at home in 1920 and 1930. Died c.Jul 1964, NJ (per SSDI). 1940 census in Union, Hudson Co., NJ, with his wife, Anna T., b. c. 1906, NY; no childen shown.
      4. Walter W./R. Prentiss, b. c. 1904, NY, living at home in 1920 and 1930. 1940 census in New York, Bronx, NY, with his wife, Janette, b. c. 1910, NY, and children:
        1. Walter Prentiss, b. c. 1933, NY. 1940 at home.
        2. Charles Prentiss, bg. c. 1938, NY. 1940 at home.
    4. Harriet Prentiss, b. c. 1872, NY. At home in 1880.
    5. Mary Etta Prentiss, b. c. 1876, NY. At home in 1880.

    171. Charles Bigolow Prentiss, b. Nov 1820, son of Amos and Hannah. Charles d. 1901. In Concord, Merrimack, NH, in 1880 census. Charles resided Concord, NH; from 1868 to 1874, farmer; since in the market produce and poultry business.

    He m. Ada Minerva (Drew) Bickford on 27 Nov 1845, E. Huntington, MA. She was b. 15 May 1818, E. Huntington, MA and d. 6 Aug 1899 there. The 1860 Danville, Caledonia, VT census shows their family as:

    1. Hannah M. Prentiss, b. 25 Jun 1846, VT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [265]
    2. Josephine Prentiss, b. 13 Aug 1848, VT; d. 10 Oct 1865, Glover, VT, age 17.
    3. Edmund S. Prentiss, b. 1 Jul 1850. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[266]
    4. Frank H. Prentiss, b. 14 Apr 1852. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[171.1]

    5. Walter C. Prentiss, b. 1855, Danville; carpenter, Concord, NH. Living with the family of his sister, Hannah in the 1880 census. Living alone in 1910 census in Osceola Co., FL. Died 4 Jun 1934.
    6. Ada S. Prentiss, b. 12 Sep 1858, Danville and d. 9 Nov 1890.
    7. Nellie Genevieve Prentiss, b. 29 Nov 1860, Danville, Caledonia Co., VT, and d. 5 Jun 1932, St. Johnsbury, VT per Vermont Death Records . Nellie was a Nurse and died unmarried. The 1860 census also shows Madeline (b. 1838), Charles (b. 1843) and Sarah (b. 1859). Sarah is a dau. of Charles' brother John (#174). The other 2 may be children of his brother, Amos (#169).

    171.1 Frank H. Prentiss, b. 14 Apr 1852, Danville, Caledonia, VT or 6 Aug 1853, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., NH per Ancestry.com ; store clerk, Concord, NH. Died 13 Nov 1921, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA. At home in Concord, Merrimack, NH, in 1880 census. Not in 1900 census.

    Frank m. 1st Alice M. Durgin, on 28 Nov 1882, Concord, Merrimack Co., NH. Alice was b. c. 1849, Chichester, Merrimack Co., NH. Children:

    1. Frank Smith Prentiss, b. c. 1885, NH. He married Edith M. She was b. c. 1889, MA, with her father b. in NH and mother in MA. Frank and Edith appear in the 1930 census ` in Stow, Middlesex Co., MA. Children:
      1. Wentworth Prentiss, b. 30 Oct 1921, MA, and d. 14 Jul 1989, Payson, Gila Co., AZ (per SSDI). He married Unknown. Children:
        1. Larry D. Prentiss. (per email, 21 Apr 1999)
      2. Barbara Prentiss, b. c. 1923, MA

    Frank H. m. 2nd Caroline Goodwin Bates in 1884, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA. She was b. 12 May 1855, Plymouth, MA, and d. 12 Oct 1914, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. Children per Ancestry.com : l

    1. Charles Goodwin Prentiss, b. 10 Dec 1886, MA, and d. 1940, Waltham, Middlesex Co., MA. He m. Natalie Ryder, b. c. 1889, MA, and d. 15 Mar 1970, Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA. She was the dau. of Nathaniel N. J. L. Ryder (b. c. 1857) and Jeanne (b. c. 1857). Children:
      1. Goodwin R. Prentiss, b. c. 1910, MA. 1930, 1940 in Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA. He m. Tina, b. c. 1912, MA. Children:
        1. Earl Prentiss, b. c. 1938, MA. 1940 at home.
        2. Paul Prentiss, b. c. 1939, MA. 1940 at home.
      2. Natalie V. Prentiss, b. c. 1912, MA. 1940 in Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA. She m. Thomas Clinton, b. c. 1910, MA. 1940 living with her parents. Children:
        1. Joan Clinton, b. c. 1938, MA.
        2. Carol Clinton, b. c. 1939, MA.
      3. Earl H. Prentiss, b. c. 1916, MA. 1920 in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA. 1940 at home in Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA.
      4. Charles E. Prentiss, b. c. 1917, MA. 1920 in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA. 1930 and 1940 not in census and perhaps deceased.
      5. Richard Malcolm Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1922, Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 26 May 2007, Scotia, Schenectady Co., NY. Bur. at Gerald B H Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery, Schuylerville, Saratoga, New York, USA Sect CW8 Row D Site 17. 1940 at home. He m. Helen D., b. 24 Mar 1921, and d. 29 Mar 2003, Scotia, Schenectady Co., NY. Her obituary reads as follows:

          Helen D. Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Daily Gazette, The (Schenectady, NY) - Monday, March 31, 2003 Deceased Name: Helen D. Prentiss Charlton - Helen D. Prentiss (Cowan) of Crooked St., died peacefully at her home Saturday, March 29, 2003, with her loving husband and family all by her side.

          Born on March 24, 1921 in North Redding, MA, she recently celebrated her 82nd. birthday. The daughter of Wesley and Myrtle Bradshaw Cowan, she married on March 9, 1941 to Richard M. Prentiss.

          The couple moved to Charlton in 1951. Helen was an active member of First Baptist Church of Scotia. She was an avid camper, swimmer, hunter, gardener and champion of crossword puzzles and games.

          Survivors include her husband, Richard Prentiss; two sons, Edward C. Prentiss and his wife, Shirley of Ft. Walton Beach, FL, and Richard A. Prentiss and his wife, Barbara of LaPlata, MD; two daughters, Roberta Sarrutto and her husband, Patsy of Schenectady, and Barbara Tiedemann and husband, Greg of Memphis, TN;her beloved grandchildren, Garry Prentiss and DarleneBickford, Richard A. Prentiss, Kenneth F. Deyo and his wife, Marlene, Paula Lee Deyo, Christine Withy, and David Coon. Helen leaves a legacy of 14 great-grandchildren.

          She was predeceased by her daughter, Helen Ann Coon.

          She will be greatly missed by her extended family at First Baptist Church of Scotia. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church, 132 Mohawk Avenue in Scotia with the Rev. William Somerville officiating. Relatives and friends are cordially invited. There will be no calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made in Helen's honor to either First Baptist Church of Scotia or to Community Hospice of Schenectady, 1411 Union St., Schenectady, NY 12308. Arrangements are by the Glenville Funeral Home of Scotia-Glenville.

        Children of Richard and Helen:

        1. Edward C. Prentiss and his wife, Shirley of Ft. Walton Beach, FL,
        2. Richard A. Prentiss and his wife, Barbara of LaPlata, MD.
        3. Roberta Prentiss. She m. Patsy Sarrutto of Schenectady,
        4. Barbara Prentiss. She m. Greg Tiedemann of Memphis.
        5. Helen Ann Prentiss, d. before 2003. She m. Mr. Coon.

    2. Pearl Daphne Prentiss, b. 5 Apr 1888, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. 15 Jun 1927, Boston. She m. James Leo Pelham (1886 ñ 1959). Children:
      1. Leo J. Pelham 1908 ñ 1908
      2. Viola Florence Pelham 1909 ñ 1992
      3. Ernest Wilbur Pelham 1912 ñ 1985

    3. Leslie Howard Prentiss, b. 15 Mar 1890, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. He m. Elsie Frances Breckenridge, b. 15 Mar 1892 in Calhoun, TN, and d. Jun 1982, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ. Dau. of William C. Breckenridge (1881-1965). Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Elsie Frances Prentiss, b, 1922, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, and d. in Los Altos, Santa Clara Co., CA.
      2. Leslie Howard Prentiss , b. 3 Jun 1923, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [171.2]
      3. Elizabeth Carey Prentiss, b. c. 1925, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ and d. in Phoenix, Maricopa Co., AZ,
      4. Charles Breckenridge Prentiss, b. 21 Sep 1931, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, and d. 7 Jan 2004, Phoenix, Maricopa Co., AZ.
      5. Virginia Prentiss , b. c. 1934, AZ.
      6. Tressia Prentiss, b. c. 1935, AZ.

    171.2 Leslie Howard Prentiss Jr. , b. 3 Jun 1923, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, and d. 20 May 1995, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ. Served in U. S. Navy. School teacher and Principal.

    He m. Helen Jeanne Wood 19 Aug 1944. She was b. 6 Mar 1926, Hueneme, CA, and d.6 Sep 2015, Tucson, AZ. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Arizona Daily Star, The (Tucson, AZ) - Sunday, September 20, 2015: Helen Jeanne Prentiss 3/6/1926 to 9/6/2015

      Helen died at age 89 in Tucson. She was born Helen Jeanne Wood in Hueneme, California, to Frank and Indra Wood.

      She grew up with red hair, freckles and two older sisters on a farm in Oxnard, and enrolled in art school after high school. Then she met a sailor on a bus, and everything changed. Helen and Leslie Howard Prentiss Jr. were wed August 19, 1944, and stayed in California through the end of his Navy service, long enough to have a daughter, Martha.

      After the war, Leslie moved the family back to his native Tucson to work as a school teacher and principal. In 1946, they paid $300 for a desert lot and built their own home at Prince Road and Tucson Boulevard, then a dirt track dotted with creosote. Their son, Leslie Howard Prentiss III, was born in 1948. In 50 years, they never stopped working on the house.

      Helen was a needlework expert and tailor-quality seamstress. She decorated and redecorated with a perfectionist's heart and superhuman eyes that could see colors invisible to most mortals. Her standards were high, her wit sharp, her laugh infectious. She dressed smartly and read voraciously. She had a weakness for maple sweets, Mexican food and all things British. Helen also loved tennis, both following the pros and playing herself into her 70's. She didn't like to lose, but made lifelong friends on the court.

      She loved and was loved by her daughter, Martha Brean; son, Leslie; grandchildren, Casey (Tab) Hoyt; Sam Brean and Henry (Sherri) Brean; seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. She was preceded in death by husband, Leslie; sisters, Bernice McMillin and Kathleen Owen; son-in-law, George Brean; and infant granddaughter, Chandra.

      At her request, no services will be held. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge Chapel.

    Children of Lelie and Helen::

    1. Martha Prentiss. She m. George Brean who d. before 2015.
    2. Leslie Howard Prentiss III, b. 1948, Tucson, AZ. Living in 2015.

    172. Hannah M. Prentiss, dau. of Amos and Hannah.

    She m. Timothy K. Blaisdell, 1840, Blacksmith, of Northern Railroad shop, of Concord, NH. He was b. c. 1819, NH. In Concord in the 1850 and 1860 census.

    1. Charles Henry Blaisdell, b. 1843; killed, Battle of the Wilderness, 1864. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, provides the following information: The Battle of the Wilderness, fought from May 5 to May 6, 1864, was the first battle of Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's 1864 Virginia Overland Campaign against General Robert E. Lee and the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. Both armies suffered heavy casualties, a harbinger of a bloody war of attrition by Grant against Lee's army and, eventually, the Confederate capital, Richmond, Virginia. The battle was tactically inconclusive, as Grant disengaged and continued his offensive.
    2. George H. Blaisdell, b. 1845; d. 1867.
    3. Ida A.Blaisdell b. 1848; d. 1871.
    4. Emma A/F Blaisdell. b. 1851. At home in 1860.
    5. Jimmy Blaisdell, b. 1853; d. 1855.
    6. Annie Blaisdell, b. 1861.
    7. Charles H. Blaisdell, b. 1864.

    173. Mary Ann Prentiss, , b. c. 1831, dau. of Amos.

    She m. Matthew. A/F Downs, farmer, of Maine on 11 Nov 1847, Lowell, Middlesex, MA. He was b. c. 1826. They appear in the 1880 census in Westford, Middlesex Co., MA where he was a Hotel Keeper. Children:

    1. Joshua Downs, b. 1852. Not home in 1880. He may be the Joshua S. Downs shown in the 1880 census in Lynn, Essex Co., MA, Shoe Trimmer, as b. c. 1851 in ME and with his wife, Matida, b. c. 1853, ME, and son:
      1. James Downs, b. c. 1875, ME.
    2. Frank S. Downs, b. 1856. At home in 1880 with his wife, Nettie, b. c. 1858 and son:
      1. Matthew A. Downs, b. c. 1863.
    3. Flora Downs, b. 1862. Not home in 1880.

    174.≠ John M. Prentiss, b. c. 1835, son of Amos and Hannah. (174, 85, 39, 14, 5, 3, 1, A, B, E)

    He m. Madeline Snell of Pembroke,Merrimack Co., NH and was living there in 1880 census. She was b. c. 1838, Concord, Merrimack, NH, and d. c. 1877 in Pembroke. She is the dau. of Darius Snell and Mehitable Kelley. See Ancestry.com tracing her roots back to the 1670s..

    Children of John and Madeline per 1880 Pembroke census and Ancestry.com :

    1. Sarah L. Prentice, b. c. 1859, Pembroke.
    2. Samuel Prentiss, b. 1861; d. 1862.
    3. Alice Mabel Prentiss, b. 29 Jan 1865, Pembroke.
    4. George L. Prentiss, b. May 1870, Concord or Pembroke, Merrimack Co., NH. . .[174.1]
    5. Daisy M. Prentiss, b. Oct 1876, Pembroke, Merrimack, NH. She m. Waldo Myron Hartford on 28 Aug 1895, Pembroke. He was b. 15 Nov 1876, Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. An Ancestor Chart for Waldo can be found at Ancestry.com . Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Ethel M Hartford b: Dec 1895 in Pembroke, Merrimack, NH
      2. Grace Hartford b. c. 1901 in Pembroke, Merrimack, NH, and d. before 1920, Manchester, NH.
      3. Florence M Hartford b. c. 1903 in Pembroke, Merrimack, NH.
      4. Myron C Hartford b. 6 Mar 1911 in Haverhill, Essex, MA, and d. Apr 1975, Nashua, NH.

    174.1 George Larabee Prentiss, b. May 1870, Suncook, Merrimack Co., NH , and d. 19 Nov 1938, Concord, NH. 1940 census his 2nd wife, Amy, appears as a widow.

    George m. 1st Lucy Brown b. c. 1870 in "Canada English" as were her parents. Her Ancestor Chart can be found at: Ancestry.com . Son:

    1. Walter R. Prentiss, b 30 Sep 1892, MA, and d. 13 Oct 1951. He was a fisherman and knitting mill worker. Served in WW I. He m. Myra Parsons. She was b. c. 1903, MA. Dau. of George E. and Ella D. Parsons, both b. in MA. In the 1940 census Ella is a widow living with Walter's family. 1940 census Walter is the "Proprietor, Retail Grocery Store" with an 8th grade education. Children per 1940 census, Ipswich, Essex Co., MA:
      1. Margrie A. Prentiss, b. c. 1921, MA. 1940 at home in Ipswich, MA.
      2. Ruth E. Prentiss, b. c. 1925, MA. 1940 at home in Ipswich, MA.
      3. George Edward Prentiss. b. c. 1926, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [174.2]
      4. Robert F. Prentiss, b. c. 1931, MA. 1940 at home in Ipswich, MA. Children per Paul Prentice, email, 31 Dec 2015:
        1. Diane Prentiss, b. 1955,
        2. Paul Robert Prentiss, b. 15 Feb 1957. Son:
          1. Sean Robert Prentiice, b. 22 Jul 1986.
        3. Stephen Walter Prentiss, b. 12 Sep 1958. No children.
        4. David Michael Prentiss, b. 1961. Son:
          1. Nicholas Prentice, b. 15 Dec 1994.
        5. Joanne Prentiss, b. 1963,
        6. Susan Prentiss, b. 1964.

    George m. 2nd Amy Isabella Gay. She was b. 25 Apr 1882 in Concord, Merrimack Co., NH, and d. Feb 1976, Concord. She was the dau. of William H. Gay and Annie E. Stewart. Ancestor Charts for Amy can be found at Ancestry.com . Children (per 1900 Concord, NH, 1920 Lowell, MA, and 1930 Chichester, Merrimack Co., NH census):

    1. Blanche I. Prentiss, b. Oct 1898, NH. 1910 at home in Concord. 1920 census not shown by that name.
    2. Madeline Mehitable Prentiss, b. 4 Nov 1900, Concord, Merrimack Co., NH., and d. 2001, Lawton, Comanche Co., OK. 1910 at home in Concord. 1920 a single Boarder in North Attleborough, Bristol Co., MA. 1930 & 1940 census not shown by that name. She m. 1st. Wilfred Carl Riley (1901-1942). They had a son.

      She m. 2nd Floyd E. Leach on 24 Jun 1944, Concord, NH. He was b. c. 1905.

    3. Roy C. Prentiss, b. c. 1903, NH. 1910 at home in Concord. 1930 single in Concord. 1940, 1940 now shown.
    4. Gerald G. Prentiss, b. c. 1905, NH. 1910 at home in Concord. 1920 not shown. ` 1930 in Concord, MA, with his wife, Mary M., b. c. 1898, NH. 1940 not shown.
    5. John W. Prentiss, b. c. 1912, MA. 1930 single boarder in Concord, MA. 1940 not shown.
    6. Frances L. Prentiss, b. c. 1914, MA. At home in Chichester, NH in 1930 census. 1940 not shown.
    7. Raymond Howard Prentiss, b. c. 1924, NH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [174.3]

    174.2 George Edward Prentiss. b. 6 Jul 1921, Bellevue, NY, and d. Jun 1986, Rumford Center, Oxford Co., ME. 1940 at home in Ipswich, MA, and d. before 2016. 1930 at home in Ipswich, MA. In 1949 he was living in Springfield, Windsor Co., VT, with his wife and daughter.

    He m. 1st Elizabeth Arlene Johnson who was b. c. 1927, Gloucester, MA. Divorced before 2016. Daughter:

    1. Linda Jane Prentiss, b. 16 Aug 1949, Springfield, Windsor Co., VT. She m. Mr. Linderman and in 2015 lived in Andover, MA.

    George m. 2nd Jeanne P. Palmer. She d. 22 Jan 2015, Bedford, MA. Her ;obituary reads as follows:

      Bedford Minuteman (MA) - Tuesday, January 27, 2015: Jeanne P. Prentiss

      Jeanne P. (Palmer) Prentiss of Bedford, January 22, 2015 Beloved wife of the late George E. Prentiss. Loving mother of Linda P. Linderman of Andover, John and Carol Prentiss of Andover and Christine L. Prentiss of North Charleston SC.

      Also survived by 7 beloved grandchildren and their spouses and 10 great grandchildren. Very beloved and devote mother, grandmother, great grandmother to her cherished family.

      The family expresses great gratitude to the staff at Carleton Willard Village for the loving care of our mother. Services and interment will be private. Memorial donations in her memory may be made to St. Pauls Episcopal Church 100 Pine Hill Rd Bedford, MA 01730. For online condolences please visit www.lanefuneralhone.com. Arrangements under the direction of the Lane Funeral Home Winchester. Lane Funeral Home, Winchester. 781-729- 2580

    Children of George and Jeanne:

    1. John Prentiss. He m. Carol. 2015 in Andover, MA
    2. Christine L. Prentiss. 2015 in North Charleston, SC.

    174.3 Raymond Prentiss, b. c. 1924, NH and d. before 2009, perhaps Goose Creek, SC. 1940 living with his widowed mother and her father William Gay, in Pembroke, merrimack Co., NH.

    He m. Winifred Heath, b. 11 Sep 1920, Concord, NH, and d. 5 Aug 2009, Goose Creek, SC. She was the dau. of Earl George Heath, Sr. and Mary Bernadine Callahan. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Post and Courier, The (Charleston, SC) - Thursday, August 6, 2009

      Winifred Heath Prentiss, GOOSE CREEK - Winifred Heath Prentiss, 88, of Goose Creek, SC died Wednesday, August 5, 2009, in a local care center. Born September 11, 1920, in Concord, NH, she was one of four children of Earl George Heath, Sr. and Mary Bernadine Callahan Heath.

      She was a graduate of New Hampshire Business College, and retired as Administrative Assistant for the Director for the Board of Medicine for the State of New Hampshire. Mrs. Prentiss was also a bookkeeper for her husband's snowmobile and service station. She moved to South Carolina in 1990 and was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Goose Creek.

      She is survived by her daughters, Carol Faretra of Goose Creek, SC and Christine Gifford and her husband William "Bill" of Rensselaerville, NY; two grandchildren, MSgt. Jeffrey Faretra, USAF and his wife Kathe of Goose Creek, SC and Kristen Bowden and her husband Greg of Goose Creek, SC; five great-grandchildren: Adam Cofield, Andrea Faretra, Sarah Bowden, Emily Bowden and Daniel Bowden.

      She was predeceased by her husband, Raymond Howard Prentiss; and two brothers, Earl Heath, Sr. and Norman Heath.

      The Liturgy of Christian Burial will be held in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 510 St. James Avenue, Goose Creek, SC 29445 on Friday, August 7, 2009, at 3:00 p.m. The family will receive friends at the church Friday at 2:00 p.m. until the time of the Liturgy. Prayers of Final Commendation and Farewell, Plantation Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by J. HENRY STUHR, INC., NORTHWOODS CHAPEL. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Debt Reduction Fund. The family would like to extend their gratitude to the staff at Life Care Center of Charleston Meadow Ridge Unit for their love and care of our "Winnie." A memorial message may be written to the family by visiting our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com. Visit our guestbook at www.postandcourier.com/deaths

    Children of Raymond and Winifred:

    1. Carol Prentiss. She m. Mr. Faretra and in 2009 lived in Goose Creek, SC.
    2. Christine Prentiss. She m. William Gifford and in 2009 lived in Rensselaerville, NY.

    175. Sarah L. Prentiss, dau. of Amos and Hannah. She was b. c. 1832, MA. 1870 and 1880 census in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA.

    She m. Cyrus Peaslee/Peasley/Peaslie of Boston, 1853 in Concord, NH, in the Union Market. He was b. c. 1840, NH. In 1880 census in Cambridge, MA, indexed as "Cyluss Peaslie". One daughter:

    1. Georgiana "Georgie" F. Peaslee, b. Feb 1861, NH. At home in 1870 census in Cambridge, MA.

    176. Susie Willard Prentiss, b. 14 Nov 1838, Chelmsford, MA. She was the dau. of Amos and Hannah.

    She m. in 1857 in Cambridge, MA Francis/Frank Locke on 7 Jun 1857 in Arlington, MA He b. 9 Nov 1837 in Medford, MA, and was the proprietor of Porter's Hotel, N. Cambridge, MA. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Davis Locke, b. 20 Apr 1859 in West Cambridge, MA, and d. 28 Mar 1889. He m. Carrie Adeline Adams and had:
      1. (dau.) Locke

    2. Susie Locke, b. 10 Feb 1861, West Cambridge, MA and d. the following year on 2 May 1862 in Concord, NH.

    3. Frank Henry Locke, b. 13 Sep 1864 in Watertown, MA, and d. 1946. He was a dealer in wholesale plumbing supplies. He is a Knight Templar. He was water commissioner at Lexington in 1896. (History of Lexington, Volume II--Genealogies, Charles Hudson, published 1913). He m. Georgie Etta Stoddard on 30 Mar 1885 in Manchester, NH. She was b. 5 Oct 1864 in Boston, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 1945. She was the dau. of George Gore Stoddard and Henrietta Hall. Children:
      1. Henrietta Willard Locke, b. 18 Oct 1886 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA
      2. Russell Davis Locke, b. 16 May 1892 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA, and d. 9 Sep 1910, age 18 years.
      3. Olive Hildreth Locke, b. 21 Nov 1894 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA
      4. Miriam Harrington Locke, b. 12 Sep 1896 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA, and d; 3 Jun 1904, age 7 years.
      5. Helen Frances Locke, b. 18 Apr 1900, Lexington, MA, and d. 12 Jul 1985. She m. Herbert Haughton Bell in 1927. He was b. 11 Oct 1895 in Cincinnati, OH, and d. 8 May 1981 in New York City, NY. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com .

    4. Emma Locke, b. 14 Dec 1867 in Somerville, MA and d. 4 Feb 1869, Cambridge, MA, a year and half later..

    177. George Batterman Prentiss. George d. 10 Oct 1833.

    He m. Margaret Barnes Colburn in 1832. She was b. 1811, dau. of Wm. Colburn of Richmond, ME (the History of Gardiner, ME said Margaret's grandfather, Oliver Colburn, b. 1774, was one of the settlers of Gardiner).

    Children of George and Margaret:

    1. George Batterman Prentiss, twin, b. 16 Feb 1833, Boston; d. the next year in 1834.
    2. Margaret Louisa Prentiss, twin, b. 16 Feb 1833, Boston; m. & "went west."

    After George d. in 1833, Margaret m. 2nd William Bampton of Hingham, MA.

    178. Charles Henry Eugene Prentiss, b. 23 Sep 1819, Summer St., Boston, MA, and d. there 24 Oct 1876. Son of Isaac and Margaret C. Charles was in business in Boston and resided in Newton.

    He m. Lucia Annie Massurve or Lucy Ann Mushaweay of Boston on 4 Dec 1846. Lucy Ann was b. c. 1825, Fayette St., Boston, MA, and d. there 2 Nov 1912. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Her obituary reads as follows:

      Boston Evening Transcript - Nov 5, 1912 pg. 8

      Body of Mrs. Lucy Prentiss of South Boston Laid in Old Burying Ground Her Grandfather, Jean Francois Mazraie Giron came from Southern france and settled in Boston. One of her prized possessions was a cutlass which he took from a British officer in a memorable sea encounter during the War of 1812. This was a hilt of solid gold and the graceful blade is ornamented with initials of King George, entwined flags, a crown and other emblems.After living here for a time he dropped his last name and Mazarie soon became Mushway.

      His son John Mushway went to California gold fields during the excitement of 49' and a horse pistol which he defended himself when crossing the Isthmus is among the interesting collection preserved by Mrs. prentiss in spite of the many movings during her long life. Her mother was Susan Draper, a native of LIverpool. On her husband's side she was connected to the Batterman family and she was buried in the tomb built in 1800 by Georege Batterman. said to be one of the participants of the Boston Tea party. and Colonel John Frank. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=c4g-AAAAIBAJ&sjid=SVoMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4036%2C804183

    Children:

    1. Charles Henry Eugene Prentiss, Jr., b. 7 Nov 1847, Boston, MA, and d. there 20 Nov 1867, age 19 years; m. Hattie E. Gregg of Wilton, NH on 16 Aug 1866 and d. 20 Nov 1867. She d. 16 Feb 1871. No children.
    2. Frank H. Robbins Prentiss, b. 6 Aug 1858; Francestown, NH, and d. 14 Jun 1924, Boston, MA. Not in 1870 or 1880 census. He m. Caroline G. Bates c. 1884, Plymouth, MA. She was b. 12 May 1855, Plymouth, MA, and d. 12 Oct 1914, Boston, MA. She had a prior marriage in 1878 to Harvey Bartlett per Google Books . Both bur. either Oak Grove or Vine Hills Cemetaries, Plymouth, MA. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . An extensive Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com which includes John Alden and Priscilla Mullins of "Mayflower" fame.
      1. Charles Goodwin Prentiss, b. 10 Dec 1886, MA, and d. 1940, Waltham, Middlesex Co., MA. He m. Natalie Ryder, b. c. 1889, MA, and d. 15 Mar 1970, Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA, dau. of Nathaniel N. J. L. Ryder (b. 1857) and Jennie (b. 1857). 1910 census in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA where they are living with her parents, Natt J. L. and Jennie F. B. Ryder, 1920 in Medford, MA. 1930 in Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA. Children:
        1. Goodwin Ryder Prentiss, b. c. 1910, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [178.10]
        2. Natalie V. Prentiss, b. c. 1912, MA. 1920, 1930 at home. 1940 living with her husband, Thomas Clinton, b. c. 1910, MA, at her parent's home with children:
          1. Joan Clinton, b. c. 1938, MA. 1940 at home.
          2. Carol Clinton, b. c. 1939, MA. 1940 at home.
        3. Earl H. Prentiss, b. c. 1915, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [178.12]
        4. Charles E. Prentiss, b. c. 1917, MA. 1920 at home. 1940 not in census. Not in SSDI.
        5. Richard Malcolm Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1922, Somerville, MA. . . . . . . . . . . [178.13]
      2. Pearl Daphne Prentiss, b. 5 Apr 1888, Plymouth Co., MA, and d. 15 Jun 1927, Boston, MA. She m. James Leo Pelham on 16 Jun 1907, Boston, MA. He was b. 13 Jun 1886, Boston, MA, and d. there 13 Oct 1958. His Ancestor Chart can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
        1. Leo J. Pelham 1908 ñ 1908
        2. Viola Florence Pelham 1909 ñ 1992
        3. Ernest Wilbur Pelham 1912 ñ 1985
      3. Leslie Howard Prentiss, b. 15 Mar 1890, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. He m. Elsie Frances Breckenridge, b. 15 Mar 1892, Calhoun, TN, and d. Tucson, AZ. Children:
        1. Elsie Frances Prentiss, b. c. 1922, Tucson, AZ, and d. Los Altos, CA. 1940 Tucson, Pima Co., AZ. She m. Mr. Jenson.
        2. Leslie Howard Prentiss Jr., b. 3 Jun 1923, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ. . . . . . [178.14]
        3. Elizabeth Carey Prentiss , b. c. 1925, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ , and d. in Phoenix, AZ. 1940 at home in Tucson. She m. Mr. Anderson.
        4. Therese Prentiss, b. 12 Jul 1928, Tucson, AZ, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [178.15]
        5. Charles Breckenridge Prentiss, b. 21 Sep 1931, Tucson, AZ, . . . [178.20]
        6. Virginia Prentiss, b. c. 1934, probably Tucson, Pima Co., AZ. 1940 at home. Living in 2004. She m. Mr. Grzybowski.

    178.10 Goodwin Ryder Prentiss, b. 3 Jan 1910 Medford, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 9 Apr 1986, Wilmington, Middlesex Co., MA, per SSDI and Ancestry.com .

    He m. Ernestine McLean per obit of his son, Earle. They had or 3 or more children, including:

    1. Earle L. Prentiss, b. c. 1938, MA, and d 2 Jan 2008. No children are mentioned in his obituary of 4 Jan 2008 in the Somerville Journal reads as follows:

        Earle L. Prentiss, Systems manager
        Thu Jan 03, 2008, 03:31 PM EST

        Somerville -Earle Lawrence Prentiss died Jan. 2, 2008, after a brief illness. He was 70.

        Mr. Prentiss was born in Boston and raised in Somerville, son of the late Goodwin R. and Ernestine (McLean) Prentiss. He graduated from Somerville High School with the Class of 1955 and attended Harvard University. He was currently employed as a systems manager for Data Distributors Inc.

    2. Goodwin Ryder Prentiss Jr.,
    3. Paul Prentiss, b. c. 1939, Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA. 1940 at home in Somerville.

    178.12 Earl H. Prentiss, b. c. 1915, MA, and d. 21 May 2014, age 99. 1920, 1930, 1940 at home. His obituary reads as follows:

      Earle H. Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Lexington Minuteman (MA) - Saturday, May 24, 2014.

      Prentiss, Earle H. of Bedford, formerly of Lexington, May 21, 2014, age 99. Husband of the late Rosemary T. Prentiss (Markey). Father of Douglas C. Prentiss and his wife Elizabeth of Waltham, Susan V. Gomes and her husband David of Lexington, Nancy L. Kee and her husband Jack of Hamburg, Germany, and the late David A. Prentiss. Grandfather of Natalie, David and his wife Danielle, Jeffrey and his wife Tamar, Ashley, Matthew, Jonathan, Jessica, and Jia. Earle is also survived by 2 great grandchildren, Lucas and Parker, and by many nieces and nephews.

      Longtime employee of Lever Bros. and Itek Corporation; Active member of the Sons of Norway, Norumbega Lodge, and the Glee Club; Guide for Ski For Light; Avid photographer;

      Active member of the First Baptist Church. Visiting hours were held May 23 at Douglass Funeral Home in Lexington and an interment service May 24 at Westview Cemetery in Lexington. A Memorial Service will be celebrated Wednesday June 4 at the First Baptist Church, 1580 Mass. Ave. Lexington at 11am. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Donations in his memory may be made to the First Baptist Church, 1580 Mass. Ave. Lexington, MA 02421.

    Earle m. Rosemary T. Markey. Died before 2014. Children per his obituary, above:

    1. Douglas C. Prentiss. He m. Elizabeth and in 2014 lived in Waltham, MA.
    2. Susan V. Prentiss. She m. David Gomes and in 2014 lived in Lexington, MA.
    3. Nancy L. Prentiss. She m. Jack Kee and ub 2014 lived in Hamburg, Germany.
    4. David A. Prentiss. Died before 2014.

    Earle is also the grandfather of Natalie Prentiss, David Prentiss and his wife Danielle, Jeffrey Prentiss and his wife Tamar, Ashley Prentiss, Matthew Prentiss, Jonathan Prentiss, Jessica Prentiss, and Jia Prentiss. Earle is also survived by 2 great grandchildren, Lucas Prentiss and Parker Prentiss, and by many nieces and nephews.

    178.13 Richard Malcolm Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1922, Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 26 May 2007, Scotia, Schnectady Co., NY. His obituary reads as follows:

      Richard Malcolm Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Daily Gazette, The (Schenectady, NY) - Thursday, May 31, 2007

      Deceased Name: Richard Malcolm Prentiss: Richard Malcolm Prentiss (Dick) passed from this worldly life on May 26, 2007, surrounded by his loving family. He was 85 years old. Dick was born in Somerville, MA to Natalie and Charles Prentiss on March 13, 1922.

      He attended Tufts University in Boston. He was a veteran and proud to serve his country in the U.S. Navy during WWII on the USS Pacid Medical Ship as a Pharmacist Mate Third Class. He is honored on war memorials in Charlton, NY and Somerville, MA.

      Dick started his career in 1945 at Bushway Ice Cream Co. in Somerville, MA and moved to Schenectady to work at the Sealtest Plant in 1951. He worked at many different and varied jobs and rose to the position of Chemical and Facilities Engineer before retiring after 27 years of service. Soon thereafter, Dick began another career with General Electric Knolls Atomic Power Lab in 1973 as an Atmospheric Environmental Engineer, and he retired for the second time after 13 years of service. He remained interested in his specialty field and continued to advise and consult for the Mohawk Leather Works in Gloversville.

      Dick proudly served as a deacon of the First Baptist Church of Scotia where he was a member for 57 years. He was a very special man of many talents and enjoyed numerous hobbies with his family including hunting, fishing, scuba diving, camping, water skiing, photography, model railroading, and most of all playing his beloved music and piano, and building and flying (and crashing) model airplanes. He enjoyed surprises and on their 60th wedding anniversary Dick planned, without Helen's knowledge, a special ceremony renewing their wedding vows. During a two year hiatus, Dick realized his life's dream and built his own home on Crooked St. in Charlton with the help of his family.

      Dick was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Goodwin; sister, Natalie Virginia (Jon); daughter, Helen Ann Coon; and his cherished wife, Helen, who passed on March 29, 2003.

      He is survived by his brother, Earle of Bedford MA; sons, Edward and wife, Shirley of Fort Walton Beach, FL, Richard and wife, Baerbel of LaPlata, MD; daughter, Roberta and husband, Patsy Sarrutto of Charlton, Barbara and husband, Greg Tiedemann of Des Moines, IA. He is further survived by seven grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild, as well as many nieces and nephews. Additionally, he is survived by Carmella Sarrutto, his thoughtful, dedicated and dear friend; and his extended church family and friends.

      This very special man will be missed dearly by many. God be with him. A service in remembrance to Dick Prentiss will be held Sunday, June 3, at 12 noon at First Baptist Church, 132 Mohawk Avenue in Scotia with the Rev. Jay Richmond officiating. Committal services will be held Friday, June 1, 2007, at 1 p.m. at the Gerald B.H. Solomon National Cemetery, 200 Duell Road in Schuylerville. Family and friends are invited to meet at the Information Center at the entrance to the cemetery at 12:45 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to either the church or to Community Hospice of Schenectady, 1411 Union Street, Schenectady, NY 12308. Online condolences may be sent to www.glenvillefuneral home.com.

    He m. Helen D,, b. 24 Mar 1921, and d. 29 Mar 2003, Scotia, Schenectady Co., NY. Children:

    1. Edward Prentiss and wife, Shirley of Fort Walton Beach, FL,
    2. Richard Prentiss and wife, Baerbel of LaPlata, MD;
    3. Roberta Prentiss. She m. Patsy Sarrutto of Charlton,
    4. Barbara Prentiss. She m. Greg Tiedemann of Des Moines, IA.

    178.14 Leslie Howard Prentiss Jr., b. 3 Jun 1923, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, and d. there 20 May 1995 per SSDI.

    He m. Helen Jeanne Wood, b. 6 Mar 1926 Hueneme, CA, and d. 6 Sep 2015, Tucson, AZ. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Arizona Daily Star, The (Tucson, AZ) - Sunday, September 20, 2015: Helen Jeanne Prentiss 3/6/1926 to 9/6/2015

      Helen Jeanne Prentiss 3/6/1926 to 9/6/2015. Helen died at age 89 in Tucson. She was born Helen Jeanne Wood in Hueneme, California, to Frank and Indra Wood.

      She grew up with red hair, freckles and two older sisters on a farm in Oxnard, and enrolled in art school after high school. Then she met a sailor on a bus, and everything changed. Helen and Leslie Howard Prentiss Jr. were wed August 19, 1944, and stayed in California through the end of his Navy service, long enough to have a daughter, Martha. After the war, Leslie moved the family back to his native Tucson to work as a school teacher and principal. In 1946, they paid $300 for a desert lot and built their own home at Prince Road and Tucson Boulevard, then a dirt track dotted with creosote. Their son, Leslie Howard Prentiss III, was born in 1948. In 50 years, they never stopped working on the house.

      Helen was a needlework expert and tailor-quality seamstress. She decorated and redecorated with a perfectionist's heart and superhuman eyes that could see colors invisible to most mortals. Her standards were high, her wit sharp, her laugh infectious. She dressed smartly and read voraciously. She had a weakness for maple sweets, Mexican food and all things British. Helen also loved tennis, both following the pros and playing herself into her 70's. She didn't like to lose, but made lifelong friends on the court. She loved and was loved by her daughter, Martha Brean; son, Leslie; grandchildren, Casey (Tab) Hoyt; Sam Brean and Henry (Sherri) Brean; seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. She was preceded in death by husband, Leslie; sisters, Bernice McMillin and Kathleen Owen; son-in-law, George Brean; and infant granddaughter, Chandra.

      At her request, no services will be held. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge Chapel.

    Children of Leslie and Helen b. after 1944

    1. Martha Prentiss. She m. Mr. Brean. Children from obituary, above:
      1. Casey Brean(?). She m. Tab Hoyt.
      2. Sam Brean.
      3. Henry Brean. He m. Sherri.
    2. Leslie Howard Prentiss Jr., b. 1948.

    178.15 Therese Prentiss, b. 12 Jul 1928, Tucson, AZ, and d. 13 Mar 2010. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Felgar, Theresa Cambensy

      Theresa (Cambensy) Felgar "We are each of us angels with only one wing, and we can only fly by embracing one another." -Luciano de Crescenzo. Theresa (Cambensy) Felgar, 81, of Tucson, passed away on Saturday, March 13, 2010 surrounded by her family and dear friends. She was born to the late Leslie and Elsie Prentiss, July 12, 1928, in Tucson, AZ and was one of the descendants of the Mayflower.

      Theresa (Sug) was a graduate of Tucson High School. She married the late George Cambensy in 1948 (1985) and later married Robert Felgar in 1991 (2004).

      Theresa devoted her life to her family and friends and was cherished for her unwavering spirit of unconditional love. Theresa was an active member of Grace St. Paul Church, the Red Hat Society and EX POW's of Southern Arizona. Retired from TUSD, she was also an Epsilon Sigma Alpha sister, lifetime Girl Scout, and Pixie Troop Founder. She was passionate about children and music and as a young woman, had a gift for singing, she was honored by an invitation to travel with the USO.

      Theresa is survived by four children, (1)George Cambensy (Yolanda), (2)Dorothy Cook (Brian) and (3)Todd Cambensy (Lisa) of Tucson and (4) Margie Mathews (David) of Reno, NV.

      She also is survived by her sister, Virginia Grzybowski (Ed) of Tucson; grandchildren, Derek Baird (Catrina), Yvonne Gundlack (Jeremy) Jessica Martinez (Carlos), Jacqueline Cambensy, Cameron Mathews, Cody Cambensy, Kristin Andrews and great-grandchildren, Athena, Carlos, Jayden, Dessa, Kayley, Maddox, Kaydence, Zachary, Isabel and Evan.

      In Lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made out to the American Lung Association of Gods Child Project, Bismarck, ND. A Visitation will be held at ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Dodge Chapel on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The Funeral will be held on Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. at Grace St. Paul Church. She will be laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery. One of Theresa's last requests was that there be a jumping castle for the children at her funeral saying, "If I have ears in heaven, all I want to hear is laughter."

    She m. 1st. George Cambensy Children:

    1. George Cambensy (Yolanda), Tucson, AZ.
    2. Dorothy Cook (Brian), Tucson, AZ.
    3. Todd Cambensy (Lisa), Tucson, AZ.
    4. Margie Mathews (David) of Reno, NV.

    She m. 2nd Robert Felgar. Living in 2004

    178.20 Charles Breckenridge Prentiss, b. 21 Sep 1930, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, and d. 7 Jan 2004, Maricopa Co., AZ. His Obituary was published in the Arizona Republic on 9 Jan 2004.

    He m. Barbara Porter It reads as follows:

      Charles Breckenridge (Chuck) Prentiss

      Charles (Chuck) Breckenridge Prentiss passed away January - 7th, 2004. A loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather, Chuck leaves behind Barbara Porter Prentiss, his wife of 48 years, two children, Susan and David and four grandchildren, Sebastian and Maja Kleihs and Rhiannon and Sinead Prentiss. He is also survived by two sisters, Theresa Felgar and Virginia Grzybowski. He is preceded in death by his parents, Leslie and Elsie Prentiss and siblings Leslie Prentiss, Elsie Jensen and Elizabeth Anderson.

      Chuck was born in Tucson on September 21st 1930. He grew up in Tucson and is a graduate of Tucson High and after serving in the Army during the Korean War received his Masters in Education from the University of Arizona in 1964. He was a Professor of Business Administration at Phoenix College from 1965 until his retirement in 2003. Both professionally and personally Chuck's life was very much about giving to others. As a teacher of young people and as a husband, father, grandfather and friend, Chuck's most evident trait was his willingness to put aside personal interests in order to come to the aid of others. Through the years Chuck took great interest in hobbies such as reading, traveling and gardening. An avid gardener, Chuck leaves as a legacy beautiful landscapes that he created both in Phoenix and at his son's homes in the Midwest. He will be missed dearly by the many people he touched in this world.

      A celebration of life will be held in Chuck's honor on Saturday January 10th, 4:00-7:00pm at 1414 W. Royal Palm Road, Phoenix, AZ. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent in Charles Prentiss's name to: Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, AZ, 85008.

    Children of Charles and Barbara Prentiss:

    1. Susan Prentiss. She may be the wife of Mr. Kleihs with children:
      1. Sebastian Kleihs.
      2. Maja Kleihs.
    2. David Prentiss. He is probably the father of:
      1. Rhiannon Prentiss.
      2. Sinead Prentiss.

    179. George W. Prentice, b, 13 Mar 1809, son of George and Susanna. He was a farmer in West Cambridge, MA. 1860, 1870, 1880, 1940 census in Belmont, Middlesex Co. MA.

    He m. Mary M. Cook 18 Dec 1848. She was b. c. 1818, England. Son:

    1. George Azro Prentice, b. Oct 1848, MA. At home in 1860, 1870 & 1880. He appears in the 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930 Belmont census with his wife, Anna E., b. Jun 1852, MA, and children:
      1. Mary Eleanor Prentice, b. Aug 1884, MA. Home in 1920 as Eleanor J. Prentice. Not home in 1930.
      2. George H. Prentice, b. Mar 1886, MA. Not home in 1920 and not in 1920 or 1930 census.
      3. J. Herbert Prentice, b. May 1890, MA. At home in 1920, 1930, 1940 in Belmont, Middlesex Co., MA. He m. Dorothy, b. c. 1892, English Canada. No children shown.
      4. Joseph A. Prentice, b. Apr 1893, MA. At home in 1920 and 1930.

    2. Josephine C. Prentice, b. c. 1853. At home in 1860 , 1870 & 1880.
    3. Mary R. Prentice, b. c. 1857. At home in 1860, 1870 & 1880.

    180. Stephen Turner Prentiss, son of Stephen [#90] and Clarissa. He was an organ builder. Binney's 1883 Ed. said Stephen "left his family about 1832 for parts unknown to the family." However, the diary of his sister Narcissa, contains an entry dated 31 Mar 1836 placing him and his wife, Jane, at that date in Angelica, Allegheny Co., New York where his parents were then living, and in 1844 in Cuba, Allegheny Co.

    He m. Jane Holbrook in 1826 or 1827 Children:

    1. Nancy Jane Prentiss, b. 1 Feb 1828; d. 1840, small-pox.

    2. Charles Holbrook Prentiss, b. 1 Oct 1830; at age six went to live with his grandparents with whom he lived ten years. On 31 Mar 1846, at age 16, he ran away from home to Rochester, NY and learned the blacksmith trade for two years; then learned marble-cutting. In 1849 went to Lima, NY and 1851 to Danville, NY. Went to Martin, MI 4 Jun 1854, left his trade and began lumbering. It was there he married (name unknown); his wife d. 13 Sep 1858. In 1859 went to Otsego, Allegan Co., MI and again married Roena/Roenna C., b. c. 1840, NY; lived there afterwards (except three years in the army during the Civil War) where he appears in the 1870 census in Otsego with his wife. Since 1865 a proprietor of a planing mill and did a good business until it burned. 1880 census in Otsego, Allegan, MI. Not in 1900 census.

    3. Edwin Prentiss, twin,. b. 15 May 1833; died 2 years later in 1835.

    4. Clara Ward Prentiss, twin, b. 15 May 1833.

    180.10. Harvey Pratt Prentiss, b. 1 Aug 1805/6, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 26 Jun 1895, Quincy, Adams Co., IL. His occupation was that of a joiner, son of Stephen and Clarissa.

    He m. Livonia Loomis n 27 Sep 1827. She was b. 20 Nov 1808, Raymond, Racine Co., WI, and d. 23 Mar 1848, Quincy, Adams Co., IL. Children:

    1. Norman Alling Prentiss, b. 12 Jan 1829, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 19 Jan 1905, Evanston, Cook Co., IL. Minister [267]. He m. Emeline Moore Hovey on 26 Aug 1856. She was b. c. 1829-1835 and d. 26 Aug 1856. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Dwight Hovey Prentiss, b. 10 Jul 1857 and d. 5 years later on 2 May 1862.
      2. Livonia Loomis Prentiss, b. 11 May 1860, Aurora, Kane Co., IL, and c. c. 1860 ñ 1905, Chicago, Cook Co., IL. She m. Edward Beecher Case on 1 Sep 1880, Aurora. He was b. 2 Feb 1853, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. Children, with additional descendants at Ancestry.com :
        1. Prentiss Hovey Case 1881 ñ
        2. Emma Louise Case 1885 ñ
        3. Lilly Winnifred Case 1887 ñ 1915
        4. Edith Lavinia Case 1889 ñ 1915
      3. Abby Louisa Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1870 and d. the following year on 24 Jul 1871.

    2. Philomela Prentiss, b. 23 Jul 1830, NY. She m. Rev. John Gult Rankin of Warsaw, IL on 3 Apr 185?. Resided Warsaw, IL in 1877. No children.

    He m. 2nd Sarah B. Robbins on 9 Apr 1849

    180.20. Jonas Galusha Prentiss, son of Stephen and Clarissa

    He m. Frances Rollo, 1835.

    1850 W. Almond, Allegany, NY census shows wife, Betsey E. Resided, 1877, in West Almond, as a merchant. Children per 1850 Census: 

    i.	Marcus Prentiss, b. c. 1847, NY.

    180.25 Harriet Rebecca Prentice, b. 13 Feb 1818, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 26 Jan 1901, Oberlin, Lorain Co., OH.

    She m John W. Jackson c. 1840, NY. He was b. c. 1808, Willsboronb, Essex Co., NY, and d. 10 Nov 1893, Oberlin, Lorain Co., OH. OH. He was the son of John Jackson Jr. (1780-1863) and Patience Payne (1784-1877). John was a builder, and was there in 1877. Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Lyman Parson Jackson 1841 ñ 1933
    2. Harlan P. Jackson 1844 ñ 1940
    3. Cornelia Narcissa Whitman Jackson 1848 ñ 1932
    4. Edward H. Jackson 1850 ñ 1932
    5. Prentiss Ward Jackson Sr 1855 ñ 1937

    180.30. Edward Ward/Warren Prentiss, son of Stephen and Clarissa. He was b. 20 Apr 1820, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 1 Apr 1880 per Ancestry.com .

    He m. Martha/Mattie Curtis on 9 Sep 1861. In 1842 and 1846 lived in Quincy, IL and in 1877 lived in Dubuque, IA; later superintendent of lead mines in WI, "and Clarissa get along in unfolding the minds of your little ones." It indicates an earlier marriage and children. A letter of 15 May 1847 by Marcus Whitman to Edward and Jane mentioned recently receiving a letter from Edward and then said "Edward would do well to have a wife and then come," perhaps indicating Edward was then a widower. Children:

    1. Marion Curtis Prentiss, b. 5 Dec 1865, WI, and d. c. 1933.

    2. Edward Crawford Prentiss, b. 9 Feb 1867, WI, and d. 19 Jan 1956, Los Angeles Co., CA, per CA Death Index. The name of his wife is not yet known. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Allen Whitman Prentiss, b. 9 Sep 1904 and d. 1 Jan 1932. Not in SSDI.
      2. Edward Warren Prentiss, b. and d. c. 1907.
      3. Warren Vincent Prentiss, b. 23 Dec 1911, Maywood, Cook Co., IL, received his SS# in IL, and d. 15 Mar 2008 in Reno, Washoe Co., NV. He m. Miss Winans. Children per Ancestry.com :
        1. Belinda Lilia Prentiss, b. 17 Jan 1946, Solano Co., CA,and d. 9 Apr 2006. She m. Mr. Eason on 7 Dec 1963, Santa Cruz Co., CA. They had a daughter. She m. Mr. Rogers on12 Nov 1967, Santa Cruz Co., CA, and div. Feb 1972, Alameda, Alameda Co., CA.
        2. (Dau.) Prentiss. She m. Mr. Francis.
        He m. Cecilia Merle Lemaire c. 1950. She was b. 17 Jul 1903, Battle Mountain, Lander, NV, and d. May 1963.

    180.40 Lory/Lowry Prentice, b. 18 Sep 1804, Grafton, cordwainer. He went to Boston in 1826 in the baking business; in 1831 moved to Billerica, MA as a shoe manufacturer, and then in Sep 1848 to Saco, ME. He appears in the 1850 Saco census with his surname spelled as "Loren Prentice." In 1866 was in company with Joseph Deering as grocers; in 1874 bought out the senior partner's interest. "Mr. Prentiss has always been of the strictest integrity and unblemished reputation. He is now advanced in years and memory impaired." (Mrs. E. B. P. Cheeney's letter, Saco, 1882.) Shoemaker and farmer. By email of 25 Oct 2004, John Prentiss advises that Lory d. in Alameda, CA.

    He m. 1st Emily Gordon of Washington, DC on 17 Apr 1830. She d. 1844. Children:

    1. Alfred Gordon Prentice, b. 27 Jul 1838, Billerica, ME. He m. Fanny Lucretia Lary/Lory of Bethel, ME on 23 Jun 1860. He was, in 1866, in company with Joseph G. Deering as grocers, and in 1874 bought out the senior partner's interest, continuing the wholesale and retail business in Saco. In the 1880 Saco census his surname is spelled "Prentiss". Children of Alfred and Fanny:
      1. Weston R. Prentice, b. 20 Jan 1862. At home in 1870 and 1880 census. He appears in the 1900 census in Saco, York Co., ME, with his wife, Grace, b. c. 1864, ME. No children shown. Not in 1910 and later census.
      2. Emily/Emma G. Prentice, b. 15 Aug 1864. At home in 1880. Not home in 1900.
      3. Lory Prentice, b. 10 Mar 1867. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.50]
      4. Alfred W. Prentice, b. 20 Feb 1871. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.60]
      5. Fanny/Fannie Mabel Prentice, b. 13 Apr 1873. At home in 1880 and 1900. Not home in 1910..
      6. Susan M. Prentice, b. 20 Sep 1875. At home in 1880, 1900 and 1910. In the 1920 census she is an unmarried Boarder in the home of Leonora B. Phillips, a 64 year old widow in Saco.

    Lory m. 2nd in 1844 Widow Susan R. (Miller) Marston, b. c. 1814, dau. of Peter W. and Lucy Miller of Lowell, MA. John Prentiss' email of 25 Oct 2004 suggests Susan may have died in California where they had a ranch, perhaps in Modesto, CA. Children of Lory and Susan:

    1. Loren Prentice Jr., b. 3 Mar 1846 (per 1850 Saco, ME census), Billerica; enlisted Nov. 1863 in Company U; 13th Regt., MA Volunteers, mustered in 6 Jan 1864; wounded at the battle of Pleasant Hill, LA on 9 Apr 1864 an d. 25 Apr 1864, age 18; was complimented highly by his officers for bravery and fidelity to duty. (Mrs. Cheeney's letter, Saco, 1882.)
    2. Elinor Bennett Prentice, b. 24 Jan 1849 in Saco; m. Luther A. Cheeney of Saco Apr 1868. Son:
      1. Howard Prentice Cheeney, b. 23 Jan 1872.

    Binney, in his 1883 book, relates that: "This Maine family spell [their surname as] "Prentiss."

    180.50 Lory Prentiss, b. 10 Mar 1867, Saco, York Co., ME. 1870 and 1880, as Lary Prentiss, at home in Saco, York, ME. He appears in the 1895 NJ State Census and 1900 federal census as a School Teacher in Newark Ward 8, Essex Co., NJ, with his wife. In the 1910 census in Lawrence Mercer Co., NJ, he is an English Professor at a Boarding School. They later appear in the 1920 (as Lary with 3 black servants) where he is called a School Teacher. He and his wife later appear in the and 1930 census (as Lory with no servants) in Lawrence, Mercer Co., NJ, where he is a School Physical Director, Gail Nelson's email of 16 Dec 2010 says that Lory was living in La Jolla, San Diego Co., CA, when he d. c. 1960-1961, with cremation and ashes bur. in Saco, ME..

    Lory m. Lucy (Stearns?) who he m. 30 Jun 1891, Saco, York Co., ME. Lucy was b. 20 Sep 1865, Biddeford, York Co., ME, an d. 26 Jun 1941, Modesto, Stanislaus Co., CA. He and his wife later appear in the 1920 census in Lawrence, Mercer Co., NJ. Living with them in 1920 was J.F. Stearns, b. c. 1829, ME, and called "Father-in-Law." Children per 1900 census:

    1. Ruth Stearns Prentiss, b. 27 Sep 1893, Newark, Essex Co., NJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.51]

    2. Paul Hyde Prentiss, b. 26 Mar 1895, Newark, Essex Co., NJ, and d. 20 Jul 1953. We was a Brig. Gen. in the USAF and is bur. at Sec. 3, Site 3905-B, Arlington Natl. Cem., Arlington, VA. He m. Charlotte Moore on 12 Sep 1918 at Lake Charles, Calcasieu, LA. She was b. 24 Dec 1900, Temple, Bell Co., TX, and d. 1 Mar 1987, Fairfax, VA. She is bur next to her husband. They appear in the 1930 census in Hempstead, Nassau Co., NY, where he was then age 35 a 1st Lt in the US Army. Considerable additional information about him can be found by a "Paul H. Prentiss" Google search. Children:
      1. Patricia Prentiss, b. c. 1920, TX
      2. Janet Stearns Prentiss, b. c. 1928, Hawaii (per 1930 census and http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/FRYE/2000-05/0958999950). She m. Mr. Blaha. They had 1 or more children, including:
        1. Drew Blaha

    180.51 Ruth Stearns Prentiss, b. 27 Sep 1893, Newark, Essex Co., NJ per Ancestry.com . She d. in the early 1950s in Alameda, CA, with cremation and ashes bur. in Saco, ME, per Gail Nelson, email, 16 Dec 2010. She had a son:

    1. Hugh Valentine Prentiss, b. c. 1917 in NJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [180.52]

    Ruth later m. James Renwick who adopted Hugh Valentine Prentiss as his son around 1919.

    180.52 Hugh Valentine Prentiss c. 1917 in NJ. He later worked for the U. S. government with a high securioty clearance per Gail Nelson, email, 16 Dec 2010. His mother later m. James Renwick who adopted Hugh Valentine Prentiss as his son around 1919.

    He m. Dorothy Brennan. She was b. 29 Nov11920 and d. 10 Aug 2004. The 1945 Dade Co., FL, census shows Hugh and Dorothy in Date Co., FL, where he was stationed in the Navy. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Dorothy Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Escalon Times, The (CA) - Tuesday, August 24, 2004

      Dorothy Brennan Prentiss, 83, of Nevada died Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2004. Mrs. Prentiss was a native of Escalon, born Nov. 29, 1920 to William H. Brennan and Hedvig Peterson Brennan. She was married to Hugh V. Prentiss in Gardnerville in June, 1942. He passed away in August, 2002, after 60 years of marriage. She enjoyed quilting, crocheting, working in her flower garden and spoiling her dog Kutie.

      She is survived by her children, Gail Nelson and husband John; son Alan Prentiss and wife Carolyn; sister-in-law Norah Brennan; five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews.

      No services were held. A family remembrance was held Aug. 11, 2004. Contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association, Nevada Chapter, P.O. Box 6362, Reno, NV 85512. The Escalon (Calif.) Times, Aug. 18, 2004.

    Hugh and Dorothy had 3 children per her obituary, Gail Nelson, email, 16 Dec 2010, and Ancestry.com ::

    1. Gail Prentiss. She m. John Nelson.
    2. Alan Prentiss, b. 5 Jun 1950, Alameda, CA. He m. Carolyn.
    3. Michael Lory Prentiss, b. and d. c. 1943, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA.

    180.60 Alfred W. Prentice, b. 20 Feb 1871, Saco, ME. He died in 1958 and is bur. in in Oroville, CA. He appears in the 1900 census in Saco in his parent's home with his wife, Julia (b. Aug 1871, Maine). AlfredHe appears in the 1920 Plumas Co., CA census (spelled "Prentiss") with his wife's brother, Leon B. Fairfield and Gordon N. Prentiss who is called Leon's "nephew." Alfred was a railroad man as were all three of his sons.

    Alfred m. 2nd(?) Clara Fairfield. They appear in the 1930 census in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA (no children at home). Children of Alfred (and Julia?), all born in Saco, ME:

    1. Joseph Leon Prentiss, b. 1903, Saco, ME. . . . . [180.70]
    2. Alfred Gordon "Gordon" Prentiss. The last know residence of Gordon was either Eugene, OR or in 1958 Alamogordo, NM. He might be the Gordon N. Prentiss shown in the 1930 census in Eugene, Lane Co., OR, as b. c. 1906, ME, with his wife, Lois, b. c. 1907, MN. No children shown.
    3. Philip Fairfield Prentiss, b. c. 1901, ME. . . . . . . [180.80]

    180.70 Joseph Leon Prentice, b. 26 Sep 1903, Saco, ME, and d. 26 Sep 1992. His obituary reads as follows:

      Joseph L. Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Modesto Bee, The (CA) - Monday, September 28, 1992

      Deceased Name: Joseph L. Prentiss, Sept. 26, 1903 -- Sept. 26, 1992

      Joseph Leon Prentiss, 89, of Sonora, died Saturday at Brandel Manor in Turlock, CA, a month before his wife. He was a native of Saco, Maine, and lived in Sonora 49 years. He was a mill operator. He was a member of the Order of the Arrows, Boy Scouts of America, National Association of Letter Carriers and Friendship in Reading Club, Sonora.

      He is survived by his wife, Violet Edith Prentiss of Sonora; children, Gordon Prentiss of Sonora, Leon Prentiss of Ceres, Marian Browning of Turlock, William Prentiss of Riverbank and John L. Prentiss of Sacramento; 11 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.

      A memorial service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Lakewood Funeral Home, Hughson. Burial will be in Shaws Flat. Remembrances can be made to American Red Cross-Mother Lode Chapter, P.O. Box 81, Sonora 95370, or Boy Scouts of America, 1324 Celeste Drive, Modesto 95355.

    He m. Violet Edith Wall who was b. 6 Feb 1909, Oakland, CA. In 1920 census in Plumas Co., CA. In 1930 census in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. Died 26 Sep 1992, Denair, Stanislaus Co., CA (per SSDI). Her obituary reads as follows:

      Violet E. Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Modesto Bee, The (CA) - Thursday, November 5, 1992

      Deceased Name: Violet E. Prentiss, Feb. 6, 1909 --Nov. 1, 1992

      Violet Edith Prentiss, 83, of Turlock died Sunday at Brandel Manor Convalescent Hospital, a month after her husband. Mrs. Prentiss was a native of Oakland. She lived in Tuolumne County 49 years and in Turlock the past three months. She was a homemaker. She was a Salvation Army volunteer, Cub Scouts den mother, Little League organizer and taught Sunday school at the Church of the 49ers.

      She is survived by her children, Gordon Prentiss of Sonora, Leon Prentiss of Ceres, William Prentiss of Riverbank, John Lory of Sacramento and Marian Browning of Turlock; brothers, Elmer Wall of Las Vegas, Nev.; 11 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

      A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Shaws Flat Cemetery, Sonora. Terzich & Wilson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Remembrances can be made to Salvation Army, P.O. Box 1663, Modesto 95353, American Red Cross Mother Lode Chapter, Leon Prentiss Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 81, Sonora, 95370 or Boy Scouts of America, 1324 Celeste Drive, Modesto 95355.

    Children of Joseph and Violet:

    1. John Lory Prentice, b. Sonora, CA. He m. Shawn Lynette Morten. 1992 in Sacramento, CA. Children:
      1. Brooke Cassidy Prentiss, b. 5 Oct 1986.
      2. Blake Kelton Prentiss, b. 9 Jan 1989.
    2. Fremont Earl Prentice. Shown in the SSD as "Fremont Prentiss", b. 16 Jun 1927 and d. Aug 1982 in CA. No children. At home in 1930 census.
    3. Alfred Gordon Prentice. Born in Oakland, California. He is probably the Alfred Prentice shown in the SSDI as b.28 Apr 1926 and d. 3 Aug 1994 in Norwalk, Los Angeles, CA. Married with a son:
      1. Matthew Prentice.
    4. Leon Raymond Prentice. Born in Oakland, CA. 1992 in Ceres, CA. No children.
    5. William Henry Prentice. Born in Oakland, CA. 1992 in Riverbank, CA.
    6. Marian Estelle Prentice. Born in Oakland, CA. 1992 in Turlock, CA. She m. 1st Mr. Keddy and has:
      1. Timothy Marion Keddy, b. 21 Jan 1951.
      Marian married, 2nd, Mr. Sharock. Children:
      1. Ruth Ann Sharock.
      2. Loraine Sharock.
      3. Denise Louanne Sharock.
      Marion married, 3rd, Mr. Freeman. Children:
      1. Joseph Freeman.
      2. Daniel Freeman.
      3. Judy) Freeman.

      Marion married, 4th, Mr. Browning. No children.

    180.80 Philip Fairfield Prentiss, b. c. 1901, ME (per 1930 census, John Lory Prentice and Steven G. Prentiss' Guest Book entry of 1 May 2007). Phillip lived in San Jose (where he appears in the 1930 census) for most of his life and worked for So. Pac. RR, but his last know residence was Paradise, CA. Not in SSDI.

    He m. Gertrude aka "Trudy." Children:

    1. Orren Kenneth Prentice/Prentiss, b. 1924, CA. . . . . . . . [180.90]
    2. Marilyn Prentiss, b. c. 1928(?), CA.

    180.90 Orren Kenneth Prentiss, b. 1924, CA. He m. Velma Grace Mikolash. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Velma Grace (Mikolash) Prentiss, age 79, died on Thursday, April 28, 2005 after a battle with cancer. Velma was born and raised on a farm near Tyndall, South Dakota. She grew up with her two sisters and two brothers on that farm with no electricity, running water, or phone. The farmhouse and barn were built of logs in the late 1800's but, times had been good and both were upgraded with milled siding.

      Velma attended a one-room country school house, starting first grade at the age of four. She started working in town (Tyndall) at the ripe old age of 12 to provide additional income for her family, as was customary for the times. She graduated from Tyndall High in 1942. During WWII, she and her older sister, Florence (Flo) left South Dakota for new adventures in California, settling in Stockton. Velma first stayed with relatives on Market St and later moved to a small house on Hawthorne with her sister Flo and her cousin Dorothy (Dot) Fridrich. As any good sisters would, when making the long walk home from work with Dot, they enjoyed teasing and scaring their cousin along the way. Velma would talk of times in Stockton of seeing movies at the Fox Theater or attending dances at the Stockton auditorium - walking and enjoying the downtown, streets filled with people, sailors and soldiers - such different times from today.

      After the war, Velma began working for the Western Pacific Railroad as the Train Master's secretary where she eventually met and married Orren Prentiss. They bought a home in Stockton where they raised three children, Mike, Patty and Steve .

      She enjoyed many facets of life; fly fishing, camping, gardening, pinochle club, league bowling, golfing, cooking, dancing, and most of all traveling. Her traveling adventures took her to all corners of the world. Some of her favorite stops were the beauty of Alaska; climbing the Great Wall of China; almost being stranded behind the Iron Curtain; viewing the Terra Cotta Warriors; the wild beauty of Africa; the grandeur of Ancient Greece; the treasures of Eastern Europe; and even the simplicity of traveling through the splendors of America - Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Yellow Stone, Glacier Park, Grand Canyon, camping and clam digging in Washington State, fall in New England, cheese in Wisconsin, lobster in Maine, and most of all visiting family and the old homestead in South Dakota.

      After retiring from the railroad, besides traveling, she also stayed active for many years as an officer of the Union Pacific Employees Club #39.

      Velma played her hand of life very well. She was preceded in death by Orren; her eldest son, Michael and her brothers, Norman and Bernard. She is survived by her sisters, Florence Immers of Reno, NV, Ruth Rezac of Dante, SD; daughter, Patricia Wehe of Stockton; son, Steven, U.S. Navy, stationed in Okinawa; grandchildren, Robert, Andrea, Tanya, Keith, Gregory, James and Rebecca and 9 great-grand-children.

      Family and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service at 11:00 a.m., Friday, May 6, 2005 at Frisbie-Warren and Carroll, 809 N California St., Stockton. Private Interment well be held at a later date at Farmington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society, the Hospice of San Joaquin, 3888 Pacific Ave, Stockton, CA 95204 or a charity of choice.

    Children of Orren and Velma (per obit. and John Lory Prentice, email, 16 Dec 1999):

    1. Michael Prentiss.
    2. Patty (Patricia?) Prentiss
    3. Steven G. Prentiss

    181. Calvin Prentice, son of Daniel and Letitia, b. 15 Mar 1809 Grafton, Worcester Co,., MA and d. 4 Jan 1892,Warwick, Franklin Co., MA. Bur. in Warwick Cem., Warwick. Shoemaker.

    He m. Ann Elizabeth Aldrich on 1 Oct 1834, Grafton, Worcester, MA. She was b. 1818 and d. 1909 in Warwick. 1850 census in Northbridge, Worcester, MA. In 1882 resided in 1882 in Warwick, or Fitzwilliam, NH. Children (Ref: Paul Allred, email, 23 Jan 2003):

    1. Ellen Frances Prentice, b. 20 May 1833, Grafton, Worcester, MA, d. 1913 and was bur. in Warwick Cemetery, Franklin Co., MA. She m. 1st Mr. Babcock. She m. 2nd Walter B. Prouthy, son of James and Lavina Prouty, on 10 Jun 1871 in Warwick. He was b. 1831 in Canaan, Essex Co., Vermont. (Genealogical Records (Births, Marriages, Deaths) 1739 - 1900 - The Town of Warwick, Franklin County, Massachusetts, Compiled by Marilyn Allred. Private Printing, Feb. 2000. p. 218.) Shoemaker at Warwick. Children:
      1. Frederic Arthur Prouty, b. 1 Feb 1872 in Warwick.
      2. Walter Eddie Prouty, b. 7 Feb 1873 in Warwick.

    2. John Alfred Prentice, b. 29 May 1837, Northbridge, Worcester, MA and d 1902 in Warwick, Franklin Co., MA. In 1880 Warwick census with his wife, Ellen N., b. c. 1844 and children:
      1. Franklin Lewis Prentice , b. c. 1868, S. Framingham, MA. . . . [181.1]
      2. Anne E. Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1871 in Grafton, Worcester, MA. She d. 26 Apr 1962 and was bur. in Warwick Cemetery, Warwick ((Births, Marriages, Deaths) 1739 - 1900 - The Town of Warwick, Franklin County, Massachusetts, Compiled by Marilyn Allred. Private Printing, Feb. 2000. p. 218.) Teacher at Warwick, Mass. She m. Henry F. Wilber on 14 Jan 1891 in Franklin. He was the son of George O. Wilber and Susan Delvey and was born on 9 Nov 1862 in Erving, Franklin, MA. He died on 20 Feb 1948. Children:
        1. Alice Elizabeth Wilber, b. 6 Nov 1891 in Warwick.
        2. Gladys Viola Wilber, b. 12 Jul 1896 in Warwick, and d. 18 Jan 1978. Bur. in Warwick Cemetery.
        3. Frank Henry Wilber, b. 6 Oct 1898 in Warwick.
      3. Waldo Ellis Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1881, MA, and d. 3 Jul 1971, Palm Beach, FL. per Ancestry.com . 1930 in Berrnardston, Franklin Co., MA. 1940 in Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA. He was then a Machinist with 1 year of High School. He m. 1st Anna M. Stark who was b. Jun 1889, Barnardston, MA, and d. c. 1930, with both parents b. in Germany, Edward Stark (b. c. 1849) and Mary M. (b. 1848). Children:
        1. John Prentice, b. c. 1914, MA. 1920, 1930 at home. 1940 in Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA,, a Mechanic Helper with 4 years of High School. Living with his sister, Alice and an aunt, Caroline Leffert.
        2. Mary Ellen Prentice, b. 4 Oct 1919, Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA, and d. 31 Jul 2002, Denver, Co. 1920, 1930 at home. 1940 not home. She m. Edward James Clayton who was b. 1917, Baltimore, MD, and d. 1977, Denver, Co. They had a son who m. and had 2 sons.
        3. Alice A. Prentice, b. c. 1927, MA. 1930 at home. 1940 living with her brother, John and aunt, Caroline Leffert.

        Waldo m. 2nd Sarah, b. c. 1884, MA.

    3. Martha Ann Prentice, b. 10 Mar 1841; d. 9 Oct 1850, Northbridge, Worc., MA.

    4. James Calvin Prentice, b. 10 May 1848, Northbridge. He m. Ellen S. Garfield, daughter of Moses and Salvina Garfield, on 24 Dec 1874 in Warwick. She was b. 1849 in Royalston, Worcester Co. Ma. A farmer, he appears in the 1930 Orange, Franklin Co., MA, census at the age of 91; his wife apparently was by then deceased. Children:
      1. Julia Ellen Prentice, b. 29 Apr 1876 in Warwick. At home, unmarried in the 1930 and 1940 Orange, Franklin Co., MA, census.
      2. Chester Moses Prentice, b. 10 Sep 1878 in Warwick and d. before 1940 census where his wife is shown as a widow. He appears in the 1930 Orange census living with his father and 2 sisters. He appears in the earlier 1920 Hampden Co., MA census with his wife, Jessie M., b. c. 1886, MA. Jessie appears as a widow in the 1940 census in West Brookfield, Worcester Co., MA. Children:
        1. Nellie L. Prentice,b. c. 1906, MA.
        2. Ethel E. Prentice, b. c. 1908, MA. Son:
          1. Reginald Prentice, b. c. 1924, MA. 1930 living with mother and grandmother New Haven, New Haven Co., CT. 1940 living with grandmother in West Brookfield, MA.
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      3. Mary Grace Prentice, b. 23 May 1880 in Warwick. At home, unmarried in the 1930 Orange census.

    181.1 Franklin Lewis Prentice (or Lewis Franklin Prentice), b. c. 1868, S. Framingham, MA. He was a mechanic in Warwick, MA.

    He m. Alice Dickinson Hall on 14 Jul 1891 in Franklin, MA. She was the dau. of Samuel Hall and Angie and was b. 1867 in Ashfield, Franklin. They had 3 or more children, including:

    1. Jennie Hall Prentice, b. Dec 1892, Ashfield, MA. She m. Orson Allen Graves on 27 Nov 1914, in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT, at the time a resident of Greenfield, MA. He was a Machinist, b. c. 1893. Conway, MA, He was the son of Orson H. Graves (b.West Whately, MA) and Ida Pease (b. Conway, MA). Daughter (per 1920 Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA census):
      1. Alice A. Graves, b. c. 1919, MA.
    2. Harold Franklin Prentiss, b. 24 Nov 1894, Ashfield, MA (per 1900 Franklin Co., MA census, and WW II Draft Registration). Not in SSDI. 1940 census in Philadelphia, PA, as a laborer in the U. S. Navy Yard with 2 years of High School. He had m. Edith, b. c. 1888, PA. No children shown.
    3. Leon Carelton Prentice, b. Mar 1899, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [181.2]

    181.2 Carelton Prentice, b. 4 Mar 1899, Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA (per Find a Grave), d. 12 Jun 1966, Tarpon Springs, Pinelias Co., FL. Bur. Plain Cem., Ashfield, Franklin Co., MA. He appears in the 1930 census in Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA as "Le Carlton Prentice," b. c. 1899, MA, with his wife.

    He m. Edith Jeanertte, b. c. 1903, MA (with both parents b. in Northern Ireland). Children:

    1. Arthur George Prentice, b. 31 May 1919, Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA, and d. Jun 1972 at an unspecified location (per census and SSDI). At home in Greenfield, MA, in 1930. He m. Luella Blake, b. Greenfield Franklin Co., MA per Vermont Marriage Records for their son, Carl. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Carl L. Prentice, b. c. 1945, Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA. In 1966, Living at 52 Newell Pond Rd., Greenfield, a Mill Worker, he m. Beverly J. Daniels in Guilford, Windham Co., VT. She was then living at 93 Mechanic St., Shelburn Falls, MA. She was then a Bookkeeper, b. c. 1946, Greenfield.
    2. Marion L. Prentice, b. c. 1922, MA. At home in Greenfield, MA, in 1930. She m. Mr. Champigny

    182. Daniel Geary Prentiss, b. 10 Mar 1815, Grafton shoemaker, son of Daniel and Letitia; m. 21 Mar or 16 Apr 1844, Grafton, Mary Carter. He came to Millbury from Grafton, MA. Children:

    1. William Prentiss, b. Jan. 1845; d. 15 Feb 1845.
    2. Harriet E. Prentiss, b. 2 Sep 1847; Millbury , Worcester Co., MA. She m. Elijah Bond on 6 Jul 1869, Milbury. He was b. Feb 1845, MA. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Hattie A. Bond, b. c. 1881, NY. She m. John D. Weston, b. Jul 1875, MA. Children:
        1. John P Weston, b. 1899 ñ
        2. Thelma C Weston, b. 1901 ñ
    3. Mary Ellen Prentiss, b. 20 Oct 1849, Grafton, MA. . . . . . . . [182.1]
    4. Charles Francis Prentiss; resided in 1883 in East Stoughton, MA. The MA IGI gives is birth date as 13 May 1856. He is probably the Charles F. Prentiss shown in the 1900 Brockton, Plymouth, MA census with his wife, Martha A., b. Sep 1851, MA.
    5. Fred Walter Prentice, b. 23 Mar 1859 and shown by the MA IGI as the son of Daniel G. Prentice and Mary C. 1860 in Milbury, Worcester Co., MA. He appears in the 1900 Worcester, Worcester Co., MA census with his wife, Ellen J., b. Feb 1861, MA and children. 1940 in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA. Children:
      1. Marion E. Prentice, b. Mar 1900, MA
    6. Henry F. Prentiss, b. c. 1861, MA. 1870 , 1880 at home in Millbury, Worcester Co., MA. 1930 and probably 1940 in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA.

    182.1 Mary Ellen "Nelly" Prentiss, b. 20 Oct 1849, Grafton, MA, and d. 28 Feb 1939 in Millbury, MA.

    She m. Arthur Tappen Goodell on 15 Mar 1869, Millbury. He was b. 11 May 1847 in Millbury,MA Children (per Ancestry.com ):

    1. Frederick Valentine Goodell, b. 14 FEB 1870 in Millbury,MA. He m. Anna Laura Slayton on 27 Feb 1901 in Sutton, MA. She was b. 14 Jul 1868, Brimfield, MA. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com.
      1. (dau.) Goodell. She m. George Perkins. He was b. in Millbury, MA.
    2. Stella May Goodell, b. 10 MAR 1872 in ,,MA. She m. George Lincoln.
    3. Annie Louise Goodell, b. 12 JAN 1875 in Millbury,MA. She m. Joseph E. Gifford on 25 Dec 1898, Millbury, MA. He was b. 1878 in Brockton, MA. Children:
      1. Fred Lawrence Gifford, b. 25 Oct 1899.
      2. (dau.) Gifford, b. 5 Dec 1901.

    183. Ira Prentice, shoemaker, son of Daniel and Letitia.

    He m. Zilpah/Zilpha Prouty on 2 May1844, Grafton, MA. He and brother Calvin resided in NH, one in Warwick and one in Fitzwilliam. The 1900 census shows Ira and Zilpah in Cheshire Co., NH. Children (per Binney & 1850 Northbridge census):

    1. George Henry Prentiss, b. 10 Nov 1848; Northbridge, Worcester, MA. The 1900 census shows him in Cheshire Co. with his wife, Martha A.. b. Jan 1856, NH.
    2. Augusta or Elvira Augusta Prentiss, b. 12 May 1850, Northbridge, Worc., MA.

    184. Henry Glover Prentice, b. 19 Mar 1818, son of Rufus and Abigail; m. 20 Aug 1839, Grafton, Sarah Jane Drury, b. c. 1820, NH. Grafton, Worcester, MA in 1850 census. Children:

    1. George Henry Prentice, b. 4 Jun 1841. He is probably the George H. Prentice appearing in the 1880 Worcester, Worcester, MA census with his wife, Caroline Almira (b. c. 1846, CT) and children:
      1. Frank H. Prentice, b. c. 1872, MA.
      2. Carrie R. Prentice, b. c. 1876, MA.
      3. Harold Bates Prentice, b. c. 1885 in MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [184.1]
    2. Susan E. (or C.) Prentice, b. c. 1843.
    3. Harriet A. Prentice, b. 19 Feb 1849, Grafton, MA.

    184.1 Harold Bates Prentice, b. 11 Aug 1884, Worcester, Worcester Co. MA, and d. 1953. Bur Riverside Cem., Grafton, Worcester Co., MA. He appears in the 1920, 1930 and 1940 census in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA with his wife and family

    He m. Lillian Louise, b. c. 1883, MA. 1920 they were living with his parents. 1940 census in Worcester. Children:

    1. Ruth W. Prentice, b. c. 1907, MA, and d. 28 Dec 1997, Worcester, MA. At home Worcester in 1910 census. She did not marry. Her obituary reads as follows:

        Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) ó Tuesday, December 30, 1997: Miss Ruth W Prentice, 91\ of Worcester, Massachusetts

        WORCESTER - Ruth W. Prentice, 91, of 5 Suburban Road, died Sunday in Memorial Hospital.

        She leaves no immediate relatives. She was born in Worcester, daughter of Harold B. and Lillian L. (McGowan) Prentice, and graduated in 1925 from Classical High School. She earned a degree in home economics from Juniate College in Huntington, Pa.

        A dietitian, Miss Prentice worked at varying times at Belmont Hospital and Gordon College in the Boston area and Worcester City Hospital before retiring. Previously she was a missionary for eight years for Overseas Missionary Fellowship and was stationed in Singapore. After retiring, she worked part time at the Age Center of Worcester and as a social service counselor at the Salvation Army Citadel. She was also adviser to the Worcester Chapter, Christian Business and Professional Women's Council of America and was a member of Stonecroft Ministries of Kansas City.

        The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Holden Chapel, 279 Reservoir St., Holden. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Grafton. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Holden Chapel, 279 Reservoir St., Holden 01520. Caswell-King Funeral Home, 474 Grove St., is directing arrangements.

    2. Morgan B. Prentice, b. 2 Jun 1912, MA and d. 27 May 1985, Boylston, Worcester Co., MA (per SSDI). 1940 at home in Worcester.

    185. Emily Prentice, dau. of Dea. Robert and Mary Ann (Brigham) Prentice of Grafton, MA; m. Sanford J. Hall of Grafton on 6 May 1845. He was with Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

    Page 125

    Children: 

    i.	Mary Sophia Hall, b. 9 Apr 1847; m. Monroe Kibbe.  Children:
1.	Christine Kibbe, twin, b. 22 Apr 1879.
2.	Sidney Kibbe, twin, b. 22 Apr 1879.
ii.	Nellie Francis Hall, b. 28 Jun 1852; d. 18 Aug 1853.
    186. Nancy Kendell Prentiss, dau. of Capt. John and Ann Kendell (Cook); m. Judge Gordon Newell of Pittsford, VT about 1806. "She was a woman of great energy and kindness and highly esteemed," and d. 1 Jan 1849. Children: 
    i.	John G. Newell, b. 1807; m. Susan C. Cartwright on 13 Jan 1842,
	dau. of Charles Cartwright, president of the Manufacturers Ins. Co., Boston.  They
	had a family in Boston.  He practiced law in Pittsford, VT; relinquished it 
	on account of poor health and moved to Boston.  He and his wife are 
	buried in the old burying-ground in Pittsford.
ii.	James Newell.
    187. James Prentiss, son of Capt. John and Ann m. Mrs. Sophia (Gardner) Mellen 6 Nov 1805, Boston, widow of Leonard Mellen, a lawyer of Watertown, MA. She was the dau. of Nathaniel Gardner of Boston. She d. 27 Nov 1851. Stepchildren of Sophia: a. Helen Mellen, b. 4 Jul 1803 who m. Samuel Hunt of Boston and had five children. b. Sophia Mellen, d. single 25 Aug 1849. James went into partnership in Boston with Mr. Bond as the firm of Bond and Prentiss, importers, with a business house in London, from 1803 to 1811. The embargo ruined him. He then removed to Lexington, KY and became an extensive woolen manufacturer, owing the largest flock of merino sheep in the United States, and filling large army contracts in the War of 1812.

    The peace depreciated the value of that property and again he was ruined. He then, with his brothers, entered into a promising real-estate speculation in Indiana, but disease and death ruined their plans and lessened their number.

    He then went to New York and engaged in various businesses, chiefly brokerage, and as agent for claims in Washington where he often went. He had large personal claims, also in the effort to colonize Texas. The commission passed favorably upon large claims, afterwards proved fraudulent, and rejected his claims, which were genuine, which troubled his declining years.

    A brief biography can also be found in the "Handbook of Texas" which reads as follows:

      PRENTISS, JAMES (1782ñ1857). James Prentiss, businessman and land speculator, son of John and Ann (Kendall) Prentice, was born on March 16, 1782, in Massachusetts. He later changed his last name from Prentice to Prentiss. After his schooling he entered into partnership with a Mr. Bond of Boston, with whom he formed the company Bond and Prentiss, which was in business from 1803 to 1811. On November 6, 1805, he married Sophia Gardner Mellen at Watertown, Massachusetts. They had three children. Bond and Prentiss was a major import company until it was ruined by the embargo of 1807ñ09, after which Prentiss moved to Lexington, Kentucky. He went into the wool business and soon owned the largest flock of Mexican sheep in the United States. During the War of 1812 he reaped large profits through army contracts, but the peace of Ghent in 1814 broke him financially again.

      Along with his brothers John M., Thomas G., and Henry B., Prentiss started his first major land company in Hindostan, Indiana, but the deaths of John and Thomas in November 1820 ended the enterprise. Prentiss returned to New York City to work as a broker and speculator. He was a friend of Samuel Swartwout and kept close contact with Sam Houston. He bought considerable scrip from the Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company, but he was never a partner in the company. In December 1830 he founded the first of two land companies to speculate in Texas, the Union Land Company. For it he had bought scrip covering twenty-eight leagues from the Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company. The second of these ventures, the Trinity Land Company, was founded in January 1834. It was based on scrip for 142 leagues of land, bought from the Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company.

      In July 1835 Prentiss claimed to be in possession of nearly all the Texas land scrip on the market and asked the American chargÈ d'affaires in Mexico, Anthony Butler, to offer the Mexican government $10 million for the cession of nearly all of Texas (with the exception of the Austin, DeWitt, and Robertson grants). In 1849 Prentiss claimed to have invested $1,506,722.08 in his efforts to populate Texas. Although his claims to Texas land were considered invalid by the United States and Mexican governments, he received $122,438 in 1851 for both his land companies. Prentiss died on his estate in Rahway, New Jersey, on September 20, 1857.

    He maintained health and energy until Feb 1857, when he fell a victim to the mysterious "National Hotel poisoning" in Washington, in which many people died and scores sickened, perhaps from arsenic poisoning. He d. 20 Sep 1857. His family had excellent portraits of him and his wife and ivory miniatures of both, taken soon after marriage, and a beautiful portrait of her at 43, and daguerreotypes of both in old age. Children: 

    i.	Julia Matilda Gardner Prentiss, b. 2 Nov 1806.		[268]
ii.	James Henry Prentiss, b. 10 Feb 1810.			[269]
iii	Sarah Ann Hunt Prentiss, b. 21 Jul 1814.			[270]
    188. Eliza Prentiss, dau. of Capt. John and Ann; m. John Merriam from Concord, MA in 1804 in Wendell, MA; he d. at Paoli, IN 2 Jun 1839, age 63. They lived several years at Pittsford and Rutland, VT and then went to Paoli. She d. 5 Jul 1847. Children: 
    i.	Eliza P. Merriam, b. 9 Dec 1806, Pittsford.  She m. 1st
	Charles R. Brown in Hindostan, IN 1 May 1821.  He d. 5 Apr 1831,
	Washington, IN.  Children:
	1.	Charles May Brown, 1822; d. Oct 1822.
	2.	Charles John Newell Brown, b. 7 Oct 1823; d. 22 Mar
		1824.
	3.	Mary E. Brown, May 1825; she m. Henry E. Porter of
		Greenville, IN.
	4.	Ann Brown, b. 1828; d. Jun 1873.

	Eliza m. 2nd John Wise 16 Oct 1815 at Paoli, IN.  No children
	by him.
ii.	Mary Caroline Merriam, b. 18 Oct 1810, Rutland; m. Lewis Brooks 24 Dec 1826 
	at Hindostan; he d. New Albany, IN in
	1836; she d. 1848.  Five children.
iii.	Helen Sophia Merriam, b. 13 Sep 1816, Rutland, VT; m.
	William D. Lewis of Philadelphia 27 Nov 1834 at Paoli, IN.  He d. in Natchez,
	Miss. 8 Feb 1839, age 32.  She later lived with her daughter, Helen.  She had
	a fan of her grandmother, Ann, wife of Capt. John Prentiss, on which was
	written: 
		"The hoary head is a crown of glory if found in the way of righteousness."
	Children:
	1.	John M. Lewis, b. 5 Sep 135, Paoli; m. Miss Massey
		of Vincennes, IN and has son, William D..
	2.	Helen L. Lewis, b. 27 Jan 1837; m. Wilson M. Jenkins of 
		Philadelphia, PA and had children.
	3.	William Lewis, b. 8 Apr 1839, Mississippi; m. Miss Burch of 
		Vincennes, IN and had three children.

    189. John Mellen Prentiss, b. 1787, son of Capt. John and Ann. John was a prosperous merchant in Baltimore, MD until 1818; then, meeting with reverses, he went West and settled in Hindostan, IN with his brothers then in business there, and d. there 5 Mar or 6 Nov 1820 of the fever.

    John m. Sarah Mackay Hunt on 14 Sep 1813, adopted dau. of Mungo, Mackay of Boston, and sister to Samuel Hunt of Boston. Sarah died Jul 1880, age 84, in Philadelphia, PA, her residence, with unimpaired faculties; her daughter, Ann (Prentiss) Tuckerman, resided with her. Children:

    1. James Mackay Prentiss, b. 24 Jun 1814, Baltimore; d. in Savannah, GA 7 Dec 1867.
    2. John Thomas Prentiss, b. 1 Jul 1815, Baltimore; died, age 20, after a fall from the masthead on 17 Jun 1835, entering Havre, France, on his first voyage with his uncle, Capt. Charles Hunt of Boston, MA.
    3. Ann Eliza Prentiss, b. 25 Jan 1817; m. Mr. Tuckerman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [271]

    190. Thomas Green Prentiss. Thomas d. at Hindostan, IN 8 Nov 1820 and son of Capt. John and Ann. Tbomas and has family moved from Lexington, KY to Hindostan, IN where he died of a plague which killed nearly every one in the place. After their death, their children were raised by relatives.

    He m. Laura Grant on 1 Mar 1812; dau. of Ezekiel Porter, M.D., of Rutland, VT. Laura d. 30 Oct or 8 Dec 1820, Hindostan, IN, probably as a result of the plague that killed her husand and others. Children:

    1. Laura Grant Prentiss, b. 3 Jun 1814, Lexington, KY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [271.10]
    2. Thomas G. Prentiss, b. 19 Apr 1816, Lexington, KY; d. 3 Dec 1842.
    3. Charles Merriam Prentiss, b. 1 Jun 1819, Hindostan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [271.20]

    191. Henry Bowdoin Prentiss, son of Capt. John and Ann; m. Elizabeth Drury 7 Mar 1832, dau. of Dea. Calvin Drury of Pittsford, VT. She d. 23 Jun 1880, N. Brookfield, MA. Henry d. 5 Oct 1836 at Anahuac, TX while there on business and where he bought and received a Spanish deed of a large tract of land. Mr. P. H. Kellog of North Brookfield in 1882 sold 4,000 acres, a part of that land. Henry was so-named for Gov. Bowdoin, an intimate friend of his father. The following biographical sketch is from the "Handbook of Texas Online":

      PRENTISS, HENRY BOWDOIN (1792-1836). Henry Bowdoin Prentiss, businessman, son of John and Ann (Kendall) Prentice, was born in Massachusetts on April 3, 1792. With his brothers Thomas G., John M., and James Prentissqv he founded a land-speculation company in Hindostan, Indiana, in 1814. The company ceased to exist after John and Thomas died in November 1820. With James, Henry Prentiss then established the Union Land Companyqv in New York in December 1830. He became its principal agent and sailed to Texas on board the schooner Crescent in January 1831.

      In Anahuac he established a mercantile business under the management of George M. Patrick,qv who was an agent for the company and who ran the store on his own during Prentiss's absence from September 1831 to March 1833. On September 21, 1831, Prentiss sailed back to New York.

      On March 7, 1832, he married Elizabeth Drury of Pittsford, Vermont. They had one daughter.

      On March 29, 1833, Prentiss again set foot on Texas soil. He wrote his brother an account of the company's affairs in Texas. As the financial future of the Union Land Company did not look too promising, Prentiss petitioned Stephen F. Austinqv for a headright in his own name. From San Felipe de Austin, where he had met with Austin, he traveled to San Antonio and probably Saltillo. On August 17, 1833, he was back in Nacogdoches, and on November 11 he received a title to eleven leagues of la! nd in what is now Polk County.

      Prentiss then went back to New York, where he and his brother established the Trinity Land Companyqv in January 1834. In May Henry sold his interest in the Union Land Company to James. In June 1834, having become the principal agent of the Trinity Land Company, he again sailed to Texas with his wife, other agents of the company including Gilbert L. Thompson, and a group of settlers, on board the schooner Climax.

      Prentiss's health began to decline, and as he could not serve in the Texas army against Mexico, he donated $200 for arms and equipment.

      He died in Anahuac on October 5, 1836.

    Children of Henry and Elizabeth:

    1. Elizabeth Sophia Prentiss, b. 4 Mar 1833, NY City. She m. her step-brother, Patrick, below. . . . . . . [272]

    Henry's widow, Elizabeth, m. 2nd Charles H. Kellog whose only son, Patrick Henry Kellog, at Pittsford, Rutland Co., VT, b. 4 Mar 1851 by a previous marriage, m. her daughter, Elizabeth Sophia Prentiss, above. Elizabeth lived with her daughter, Elizabeth, at N. Brookfield where she d. 23 Jun 1879. Her daughter had a poorly painted portrait of her father, at 21 years of age, and a curious wooden dipper carved by the Indians for her uncle, Thomas G. Prentiss.

    192. John Sherman Prentiss (#97) (who changed the spelling of his name from Prentice to Prentiss), son of Thomas and Alice. John was b. c. 1793 and d. 23 Jun 1853 at Monroeville, OH, age 60.

    He m. Margaret Fulton on 12 Feb 1818 at Seneca, OH. She was b. 25 Dec 1799, York Co., PA. She was the dau. of Hugh Fulton who d. 22 Jun 1846 in Seneca, NY with no widow.

    In 1819 John and Margaret moved from Milo, Yates, NY to Penn, Huron, OH where he was a carpenter, joiner and millwright until 1839 when he was thrown from a wagon and never fully recovered from his injuries. Children, all b. in Penn, OH except the first, Joseph. 

    i.	Joseph Reed Prentiss, b. 26 Nov 1818, Milo, NY.			[273]
ii.	Jane Prentiss, b. 24 Feb 1820.					[274]
iii.	Angelina Maria Prentiss, b. 20 Dec 1822.				[275]
iv.	Augustus Walstin Prentiss, b. 3 Sep 1824.				[276]
v.	Laura Ann Prentiss, b. 7 Oct 1827 and d. 2 years later on 28 Aug 1829.
vi.	Clementina Prentiss, b. 3 Jun 1830.					[277]
vii.	Roselia Malvina Prentiss, b. 1 Aug 1832.				[278]
viii.	Levantia Rebecca Prentiss, b. 23 Apr 1836; d. Feb 1841.
ix.	John Sherman Prentiss Jr., twin, b. 15 Jan 1839 and d. that same year.
x.	Margaret Amelia Prentiss, twin, b. 15 Jan 1839.			[279]
    193. John Perkins Prentiss, son of Dr. Nathaniel S. and Abigail, b. 1796 and d. 1861, Webster, Worcester Co., MA, age 65 years. John was a farmer; moved to Glastonbury, CT.

    He m. Sophia Gould c. 14 Nov 1824, Roxbury, MA.In 1852 Sophia lived in Jamaica Plain, Roxbury, later Boston, with an aunt. Children (per 1850 Roxbury census):

    1. Sophia G. Prentiss, b. 8 Apr 1825, Roxbury, and d. 1878, Webster, Worcester Co., MA. She m. Joseph Henry Converse on 10 Jul 1849, Roxbury, MA. He was b. 20 Mar 1823 and was admitted to Federal Street Baptist Church, January 1849, from Worcester, MA. Lived in Cambridge where he was president of the common council in 1870-1. President of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad (of Arkansas). Children:
      1. Charles H. Converse.
      2. Robert W. Converse.
      3. George H. Converse.
      4. Florence Converse.
    2. Abigail P. Prentiss, b. 4 Feb 1828, Roxbury. 1860 in Roxbury.
    3. Charles Gould Prentiss, b. c. 1830. He m. Sarah Elizabeth Arnold. Children:
      1. Robert Woodward Prentiss, b. 30 Jan 1857, Brighton, MA. [193a]
    4. John W . Prentiss, b. c. 1831, perhaps Roxbury.
    5. Hiram B. Prentiss, b. c. Feb 1834, Holden, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 11 Sep 1868, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. On 21 Jun 1861, age 27, then a weaver, he enlisted US Army, Corporal, attached to Company C, Massachusetts 10th Infantry Regiment. 1860 in Clinton, Worcester Co., MA; no children shown.

      He m. Susan E. Swift on 28 Nov 1855, West Boylston, Worcester Co., MA. She was b. 7 Mar 1827 in Sterling, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 29 Jun 1895 in Sterling, Worcester Co., MA. She was the dau. of Jeremiah Swift (b. 1800) and Miriam Reed (b. 1802). It is unclear whether she is the Susan Prentice shown in the 1870 census in Sterling, Worcester Co., MA, as a housekeeper, b. c. 1828, MA, with her son: `

      1. Frank Prentice, b. c. 1865, MA. 1870 at home in Sterling, Worcester Co., MA. 1880 census in West Boylston, Worcester Co., MA, as a 15 year old, single, farm hand
    6. Harriet Prentiss, b. c. 1838, perhaps Holden, Worcester Co., MA.

    193a. Robert Woodward Prentiss (s/o John, #193), b. 30 Jan 1857, Brighton, MA. He appears in the 1900 New Brunswich, Middlesex, NJ census with his wife and family. Robert was a professor of Math and Astrology at Rutgers University.Adah Emery (per Virginia Prentice Sorg, email, 9 Sep 2004).

    He m. Ada/Adah Emery, b. Mar 1859, MA. Children: 

    i.	Marguerite Prentiss, b. Jan 1888, WA.
ii.	Arthur A. Prentiss, b. Sep 1890, WA.  Not in 1920 census.  Unclear whether in 1930 census.
iii.	Paul D. Prentiss, b. Dec 1892, NJ.  Not in 1920 census.  He appears in the 1930 census 
		in White Plains, Westchester Co., NY, with his wife, Virginia, b. c. 1900, NY.  
		No children shown.
iv.	Alanson Dodge Prentiss, b. 25 Feb 1895, NJ . . . . . . . . [193b]
v.	Sharlot/Charlotte Prentiss, b. Sep 1899, NJ.  Probably died young.

    193b Alanson Dodge Prentiss, b. 25 Feb 1895, NJ and d. 6 Apr 1977, Orange Co., FL.

    He m. Margaret De Chapin Brigham. Ancestor Charts can be found for Margaret at Ancestry.com . They had two children (per Ancestry.com posting by Virginia Prentiss on 21 Jun 2003, wandvsorg@aol.com):

    1. Nancy Ann Prentiss, b. 16 Mar 1928 and d. 1968. She married Thomas Roberts in Windermere, FL and they had four children, all living in FL:
      1. Thomas Roberts.
      2. Terry Ann Roberts.
      3. Mary Roberts
      4. Lanse Roberts
    2. Virginia Prentiss, b. 8 Apr l933 and living in 2003. She m. Walter Talmage Sorg, Jr. of Massillon, OH. Children:
      1. Margaret Ann Sorg, b. 23 Jan l955. She m. Charles Elsworth Buck and has three children: Bryan, Chad, and Sara Elizabeth.
      2. Douglas Walter Sorg, b. 9 Jul l956 and died at age l9 on 15 May l976.
      3. Kathleen Elizabeth Sorg, b. 23 Jan l959. She m. Mark Thomas Lauber who d. 13 May 2003. Children:
        1. Justin Thomas Lauber.
        2. Jessica Marie Lauber.
        3. Jacob Michael Lauber.
        4. Jennifer Christine Lauber.
      4. Christine Alane Sorg, b. 28 Jul 1962. She m. Mark Allen Kircher of Massillon, OH. Children:
        1. Rachael Katherine Kircher
        2. Craig Jeffrey Allen Kircher.

    194. Martha Ruggles Prentiss, dau. of Dr. Nathaniel S. and Abigail. She was b. c. 1808, MA. In 1850 census in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.

    She m. Rev. Joseph Banvard, D. D., b. c. 1810, NY. 1850 census in Boston, MA. He was the popular writer of Neponset, MA and pastor there. Children: 

    i.	William Kelley Banvard, b. 4 May 1837, Roxbury, MA; d.  9
	Apr 1876, Newbury, NY; he m. Jane Bucklin of RI and had two children,
	George and Joseph; both d. young.
ii.	Joseph Banvard, b. 30 Sep 1838, Salem, MA; d. in
	Pawtucket, RI 5 Sep 1858.
iii.	Daniel Banvard, b. 9 Jul 1840, Salem.
iv.	Augusta P. Banvard, twin, b. 27 Aug 1841, Salem.  She m.
	Charles M. Fales, grocer, Neponset, MA.
v.	Nathaniel Shepherd Banvard, b. 27 Aug 1841, Salem; d. 29
	Dec 1866, Paterson, NJ.
    195. Hugh Kennedy Prentiss, b. c. 1804, son of Dr. Nathaniel S. and Abigail. In 1862 he was in the shoe business in NY; when he died, he was the last survivor of his father's family.

    Hugh m. 1st Sarah Kirkwood of Boston on 4 Dec 1834 in Concord, Merrimac Co., NH. She was b. 10 Oct 1802, MA and d. 14 Jul 1838, Concord, Merrimack, NH. Ancestor Charts for Sarah can be found at Ancestry.com . Children by his first wife, Sarah: 

    i.	James Prentiss, b. c. 1836
ii.	Nathaniel Prentiss, b. c. 1834-1838.  Not home in 1850 census.

    Hugh m. 2nd Laura H. Watson of East Windsor, CT on 3 Dec 1843, Salem, Essex, MA. She was b. c. 1810. Hugh and Laura can be found in the 1850 census in New York Ward 18, Dist. 2, New York Co., NY. Ancestor charts for Laura Watson can be found at Ancestry.com .

    196. Mary Whittemore Prentiss, dau. of Jonathan and Mary; m. Hon.William A. Saunders of Cambridge, MA on 22 Dec 1841. Children: 

    i.	Mary Prentiss Saunders, b. 27 Feb 1843; d. 3 Jun 1849.
ii.	William Elmer Saunders, b. 27 Oct 1850; Harvard, 1871.
    197. Jonas Whittemore Prentiss, b. 1810, son of Capt. Jonas and Helen.

    He m. 1st Lydia Withington of Medford, MA; m. 2nd Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle. Resided, 1852, Concord, NH. Shown with Lydia and children in the 1850 Medford, Middlesex Co., MA census. Died in Bunker Hill District, Charlestown, 9 Sep 1883, age 73. Children:

    1. Ellen P. Prentiss, b. c. 1834, MA. At home in 1850.
    2. Lydia C. Prentiss, b. c. 1837, MA. At home in 1850.
    3. (probably) Carrie H. Prentiss, b. c. 1841, MA. She may have m. George H. Thayer (see below).
    4. Charles Henry Prentiss, b. 16 Jul 1842 (per Ancestry.com). He appears in the 1870 census in Medford, Middlesex Co., MA, with his wife, Nancy L., b. c. 1845, MA (indexed as "Mancy L. Prentiss") and son:

      1. Charles Wittemore Prentiss (indexed as Chas. H. Prentiss), b. 18 Jul 1866, Medford, Middlesex Co., MA. At home in 1870. He m. Mabel Jane Clay on 12 Jan 1895, Antrim, NH. She was b. 29 Sep 1874, Baie Verte, NB, Canada. She was the dau. of George Clay and Elizabeth J. Goodwin (1855-1883). Charles appears in the 1900 census in Hillsboro Co., NH with his wife, Mabel, and children:
        1. Paul Wellman Prentiss, b. 30 Jul 1896, Antrim, NH, and d. 3 Mar 1934, Hartford, CT. He m. Gladys Mary Lilly on 18 Nov 1933, Hartford, CT. She was b. 21 Dec 1905, CT, and d. 5 Aug 1995, Bloomfield, Hartford Co., CT. 1941 in Hartford per the city directory. Her obituary reads as follows:

            Hartford Courant, The (CT) - Tuesday, August 8, 1995 Deceased Name: PRENTISS. GLADYS MARY (LILLY) PRENTISS PRENTISS. Gladys Mary (Lilly) Prentiss, 89, of Bloomfield, widow of the late Paul Prentiss, died Saturday (Aug. 5, 1995) at Bloomfield Convalescent Home. She was born in East Hartford, and had resided in Bloomfield for the past 40 years. She was a member of The First Congregational Church of Bloomfield, and a member of Hesper Chapter No. 71 O.E.S., Simsbury. She was employed by Hartford Electric Supply Company for many years, and was a very accomplished violinist. There are no calling hours. Graveside service will be Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home, West Hartford has charge of arrangements.

        2. Cecil Henry Prentiss, b. 18 Aug 1898, Antrim, NH, and d. 18 Nov 1918, Netley England Royal Victoria Hospital.

      Also living in the home in 1870 is Mary Horrigan, b. c. 1848, MA. He connection to the family, if any, is not known. In business in Boston, 1878. Charles Henry Prentissappears in the 1880 census, widowed, in Arlington, Middlesex Co., MA, with his son, in the home of George H. Thayer (b. c. 1874, MA) and his wife, Carrie H. (b. c. 1841, MA) where Charles is a Book Keeper and called a "BroL" to George; that would indicate that Carrie was Charles' sister.

    197a. Letitia Whittemore Prentiss, dau. of Capt. Jonas and Helen.

    She m. 10 Feb 1838, Cambridge, George E. Morse of Cambridge, MA. Children: 

    i.	Frank Morse, living in 1878.

    197b. Henry Prentiss, b. c. 1813-14, son of Capt. Jonas and Helen.

    He m. Abby M. Hooton, dau. of John Hooton of Boston. Resided in Charlestown,MA in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 census and was an inspector of gas. Children: 

    i.	Harriet Prentiss, b. c. 1849, MA.  At home in the 1850 census in Charleston, 
	Middlesex Co., MA.  She m. George Roberts of Everett, MA.
    197c. Harriet Ware Prentiss, dau. of Capt. Jonas and Helen.

    He m. Edwin C. Ray on 19 Jul 1837. Lived at Cambridgeport, MA in 1878. Children: 

    i.	(dau.) Ray; m. Richard Howes.
    198. Joshua Eldridge Prentiss, son of Joshua and Elizabeth.

    He m. Elinor Horton of Marblehead, MA. Seaman and d. at sea. Children: 

    i.	Ellen/Eleanor Horton Prentiss; m Capt. Josiah Perkins Cressey on 3 Jun 1841, 
	Marblehead.  He was at one time master of the clipper ship "Flying Cloud " and 
	she often accompanied him on his voyages and was supposed to have been his 
	navigator.  They had no children.

    199. John Eldridge Prentiss, b. 1793, son of Joshua and Elizabeth; m. Elinor Horton, widow of his brother, Joshua, above. Children: 

    i.	John Prentiss, midshipman in the U. S. Navy; d. at sea.
ii.	Joshua Prentiss.
iii.	Samuel Prentiss, a ship-master. . . . . . . . 199.1
iv.	(dau.) Prentiss.
v.	(dau.) Prentiss.
vi.	(dau.) Prentiss.
    Although further investigation is needed, John might be the same person as the John Prentiss, b. c. 1790-1800, who appears in th 1830 Maryland census with the following family:
    1. 1 son, ages 1-4, b. c. 1816-20.
    2. 1 sons, ages 1-4, b. c. 1816-20. This son may be Samuel Prentiss, above.
    3. 3 sons, age 10-15, b. c. 1815-1820.
    4. 2 sons, ages 15-20, b. c. 1810-1815.
    5. 1 Male, age20-30, b. c. 1800-1810.
    6. 1 Male, age 30-40, b. c. 1790-1800. This might be John Prentiss, head of the family.
    7. 1 Female, age 30-40, b. c. 1790-1800. This might be John Prentiss' wife.

    199.1 Samuel Prentiss, a ship-master. Although further investigation is needed, he might be the same person as Samuel Prentiss b. c. 1816, MD. He m. Susan, b. c. 1825, MD. They appear in the 1870 Baltimore, MD census where he is shown as a "Sea Captain." He does not appear in the 1830, 1840 or 1850 census. Children shown:

    1. Samuel Prentiss, b. c. 1853. . . . . . . [199.2]
    2. Harry Prentiss, b. c. 1858. Not in 1880 census and may be then deceased.
    3. Charles Prentiss, b. c. 1860. . . . . . . . [199.3]
    4. Anna Prentiss, b. c. 1865.

    199.2. Samuel Prentiss was b. c. 1853 in MD and probably died before the 1900 MD census. He appears in the 1880 Baltimore, MD census with his wife, Emma, b. Feb 1861 in PA, and 2 children. The 1900 Baltimore census also shows Emma and her children. Children shown in both census records:

    1. Charles G, Prentiss, b. May 1878, PA.
    2. Susan E. Prentiss, b. Oct 1879, MD.
    3. Lillie V. Prentiss, b. Oct 1881, MD.
    4. Nellie Prentiss, b. Oct 1883, MD.
    5. Stella A. Prentiss, b. Feb 1890, MD.
    6. Morgan S. Prentiss, b. May 1892, MD. . . . . . . . [199.4]

    199.3. Charles Prentiss, b. c. 1860. Although additional investigation is needed for confirmation, he is likely the same person as Charles M. Prentiss was b. Sep 1860 in MD. He is not in the 1880 census, but does appear in the 1900 Baltimore County, MD census without a wife, and in the 1920 Baltimore Co. census with his 2nd wife, Sarah L., b. c. 1871, MD. Children shown those census records:

    • Samuel H. Prentiss, b. Sep 1886, MD. In 1920 census. Not in 1930 census.
    • Harry G. Prentiss, b. Sep 1889, MD. In 1920 census. In 1930 Baltimore census with his wife, Ruth, b. c. 1899, MD. No children shown.
    • Arabelle Prentiss, b. Nov 1892, MD. In the 1920 census she is surnamed "Leslie" but no husband is shown. Also shown are her daughters:
      • Elmira L. Leslie, b. c. 1913, MD.
      • Ivy M. Leslie, b. c. 1915, MD
    • Ruth I. Ireland, b. c. 1902, PA, called a step-daugter.
    • Hugh E. Ireland, b. c. 1905, PA, called a step-son. He is probably the Hugh Ireland shown in the SSDI as b. 10 Apr 1904 and d. Dec 1976 in Fremont, Steuben Co., IN.
    • Anna M. Prentiss, b. c. 1914, MD.

    199.4. Morgan S. Prentiss, b. May 1892, MD. He appears in the 1920 and 1930 Baltimore census with his wife, Mary M., b. c. 1893 in MD, and children:

    1. Morgan S. Prentiss, b. 26 Dec 1916, MD and d. 5 Mar 1995 in West Palm Beach, FL (per SSDI).
    2. Wilbur Prentiss, b. 20 Nov 1918, MD, and d. Apr 1982 at an unspecified location (per SSDI).
    3. Elizabeth A. Prentiss, b. c. 1921, MD.
    4. Dorothy A. Prentiss. b. c. 1923, MD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [199.5]

    199.5 Dorothy A. Prentiss, b. 2 Jan 1923, Baltimore, MD, and d. 5 Mar 2013, Denver, CO. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Denver Post, The (CO) - Sunday, March 10, 2013.

      Dorothy "Dotty" Prentiss Sisk, 90, of Littleton, CO passed away at home March 5, 2013. Dotty was born January 2, 1923 in Baltimore MD. She was the daughter of the late Morgan S. Prentiss and Mary Elizabeth Maccubbin Prentiss Corsa.

      Dotty attended Strayer Business College and worked at Household Finance until her marriage to Thomas Joseph Sisk Sr. in 1950. They lived in Maryland until 1960 and then moved the family to Colorado. Dotty loved the Colorado Mountains and skied into her 80's. She loved to read, ski, swim and travel, but mostly loved spending time with her family.

      Dotty was preceded in death by husband Thomas J. Sisk, Sr. in 1989. She is survived by her son Thomas (Nina) Sisk Jr., daughter Nancy O'Neill, 6 grandchildren, Holly (Tyson) Schaefer, Nathan (Maricel) O'Neill, Katie Sisk, Kristina Sisk, Thomas Sisk III and Peter Sisk; 3 great-grandchildren, Zach Schaefer, Lauren Schaefer and Lainey Schaefer; and extended family and friends.

      Memorial service Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 11:00am at Columbine United Church, 6375 S. Platte Canyon Rd, Littleton, CO. In lieu of flowers please donate to Columbine United Church or The Denver Hospice.

    She m. Thomas J. Sisk, Sr.. Died 1989. Children per her obituary:

    1. Thomas Sisk Jr. He m. Nina.
    2. Nancy Sisk. She m. Mr. O'Neill.

    200. John Prentiss, son of Henry and Mary.

    He m. Hannah Collyer 19 Mar 1826, dau. of Isaac Collyer, Esq. of Marblehead, MA. She was b. 26 Sep 1806. Children, all born in Marblehead: (Ref. Binney and Warren A. Brown, 3 Apr 2000) 

    i.	Mary Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 28 Dec 1826, Marblehead, Essex, MA, is the dau. of John 
	Prentiss and Hannah Collyer.  She m. William Pittman Lecraw on 6 Sep 1849.  He was 
	captured during the Civil War and died at Andersonville Prison in 1864 (per Warren 
	Brown, E-mail, 14 Jun 1999).  Children (per Warren Arnaud Brown):
	i. 	William Prentiss  Lecraw b.1850, d.1947
	ii. 	Benjamin Prentiss  Lecraw b.Aug. 9,1851 d.1918
	iii. 	Mary Frances Lecraw b. 24 Jan 1853 &  d. 24 Oct 1944		[200a]
	iv.	John Lecraw  b. March 14,1856 d. 1857
	v. 	John P. Lecraw b.Feb.8,1858  d. ?
	vi. 	Sarah Prentiss Lecraw b.Dec. 16, 1859 d.1948
ii.	Hannah Collyer Prentiss, b. 15 or 18 Jul 1829 in Marblehead and d. 8 Mar 1900.  
	She m.  George B. Bartlett 26 Dec 1849.  He was b. 11 May 1822 in Marblehead.
iii.	Sarah Holmes Prentiss, b. 18 Mar 1831 and d. 3 Jan 1877, Marblehead.  She m. 
	Joseph Lampral Brown 8 or 13  May 1849 in Marblehead.
iv.	John Henry Prentiss, b. 7 Dec 1833 and d. 1863.
v.	Abigail/Abby Maria Prentiss, b. 30 May 1836 and d. 1874 there.  She m. 
	Charles W. Innis on 8 Nov 1857, Marblehead.
vi.	Isaac Collyer Prentiss, b. 9 Feb 1838; d. 27 or 28 Apr 1848 in Marblehead.
vii.	Samuel Collyer Prentiss, b. 2 Oct 1839; d. 3 Sep 1840 in Marblehead.
viii.	Ruth Ann Stevens Prentiss, b. 12 or 17 Jun 1841 and d. 1911 in Everett, MA..
ix.	Frances Ellen Prentiss, b 12 Aug 1844 and d. 10 Mar 1936, Marblehead.  
	She m. William L. Dodd on 31 Mar 1864, Marblehead.

    200a. Mary Frances Lecraw, b. 24 Jan 1853 & d. 24 Oct 1944. She m. 9 Jan 1870 John Joseph Glass who was b. Nov. 1, 1846 and d. May 27,1929. Children: 

               i.	Frank  C. Glass b. 8 Apr 1870 & d. 6 Sep 1893.
          ii.	John Joseph Glass,Jr. b. 24 Mar 1872 & d. 8 Aug 1957
         iii.	Gussie Arnaud Glass  b. 16 Apr 1874 & d. 27 Aug 1875
          iv.	Mary Armand Glass b. 20 Jan 1876.
           v.	Robert Pierson Glass  b. 29 Dec 1877 & d. 28 Sep 1967
          vi.	William Lecraw Glass b. 2 Oct 1879 & d.1 Feb 1906
         vii.	Grace Binney Glass b. 16 Dec 1882 & d. 15 Apr 1973
        viii. 	Sarah Rebecca Glass b. 8 Mar 1884 & d. 20 Aug 1976		[200b]
          ix.	Alice Atwood Glass b. 16 Apr 1886 & d. 28 Aug 1887
           x.	Natena L. Glass b. 20 Feb 1888 & d. 18 Mar 1943
          xi.	Harry P. Glass b. 14 May 1890 & d. 6 Mar 1968
         xii.	James Glass b. 14 Mar 1892.

    200b. Sarah Rebecca Glass, b. 8 Mar 1884 and d, 20 Aug 1976. She m. Oct.2, 1902 Thomas Jefferson Phillips Brown, b.Jan 18, 1879 and d. June 20, 1970. Children: 

                i.	Harold Thomas Brown b. 26 Feb 1903 & d. 5 Oct 1969
            ii.	Robert Glass Brown b. 11 Jun 1905 & d. 20 Jan1969
            iii.	Evelyn May Brown b. 25 Oct 1908
            iv.	Nelson Brown b. 28 Oct 1910 & d. 15 May 1979
            v.	Grace Binney Brown b. 27 Jun 1913
            vi.	Warren Arnaud Brown b. 5 Oct 1916			[200c]
            vii.	Gordon Phillips Brown b. 16 Nov 1921
            viii.	Rodney Francis Brown b. 12 May 1925 & d. 1991

    200c. Warren Arnaud Brown, b. 10/5/1916, m. 10 Apr 1942 Ruth Virginia Harlow, b. July 30 1919. Children: 

    	i.	Willard Arnuad Brown b. 6 Aug 1947				[200d]
	ii.	Carol Virginia Brown b. 2 May 1952				[200e]
	iii.	Philip Thomas Brown b. 11/15/1955.				[200f]

    200d. Willard Arnuad Brown, b. 6 Aug 1947, m. 16 Mar 1985, Corinne Casper. Children: 

    	i.	Christopher Warren Brown,  b.  15 Feb 1989.

    200e. Carol Virginia Brown, b. 2 May 1952. She m. 1st. Michael Otts, 2nd Steven Wayne Thompson who was b. 12 Nov 1954. Children: 

    	i.	JenniferRuth Thompson b. 28 Dec 1970.  She m. Kristin Shay Hagel.  
		Children:
		a.	Nicolas Stephen Hagel,  b. 25 Oct 1997.
	ii.	Lisa Marie Thompson, b. 11 Sep 1972.  She m. Shane Eldon Durflinger.
	iii.	Consuela Renee Thompson b. 23 Sep 1976

    200f. Philip Thomas Brown, b. 15 Nov 1955. He m. 1st Cindy Wicker and 2nd Junel Clark Willingham. Children: 

    	i.	Sarah Virginia Brown, b. 1 Dec 1977.  She m. Jeffrey William Bearce.  
		Children:
		a.	Jeffrey William Bearce II,  b. 17 Oct 1996.
		b.	Alex Lee Bearce,  b. 11 Apr 1999     .
	ii.	Thurman Travis Willingham, b. 27 Jul 1968
	iii.	Kevin Willingham, b. 8/18/1873
	iv.	Lisa Ann Willingham-Brown, b. 24 Jan 1978.

    201. Grace Prentiss, dau. of Henry and Mary; m. John Clarrage of Lynn, MA in 1836. He d. 1 Oct 1851. Children: 

    i.	Sarah Lydia Clarrage, b. Sep 1837.
ii.	Mary Prentiss Clarrage, b. Jul 1839; d. 1841.
iii.	Anna Elizabeth Clarrage, b. sep 1840.
    202. Mary Tabitha Prentiss, dau. of Henry and Mary; m. Francis Humphrey of Portland, ME on 16 Apr 1833; resided, 1852, in Hingham, MA. Children: 
    i.	Elizabeth Prentiss Humphrey, b. 14 Mar 1834.
ii.	William Boyd Humphrey, b. 15 Apr 1836.
iii.	George Archibald Humphrey, b. 3 Sep 1838.

    203. Henry James Prentiss, son of Henry and Mary. He was b. 17 Jul 1807, Marblehead, MA, and d. 22 Apr 1869, Boston. Henry was for many years a printer of Boston, firm of Prentiss and Sawyer, and printed the first edition of the "Prentice-Prentiss Genealogy." His obituary was published in the NEHGS Register, 1870, pg. 199. A pitcher and watch seal, formerly owned by his great-uncle, Capt. Henry Prentiss, were owned by him. He took much interest in his family history and genealogy. f

    He m. 1st Sarah Richards Jewett on 12 May 1833, dau. of Eliphalet Jewett of Salem,. MA; she was b. 12 Jun 1809, Romley, MA and d. 5 Jan 1849, Boston. Children per Prentice Bible.

    1. Andrew Morgan Prentiss, b. 1 Sep 1834, Salem MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [280]
    2. Eliphalet Jewett Prentiss, b. 29 May 1836& d. 23 Mar 1842.

    Henry m. 2nd Martha W. Dickenson on 12 Jan 1852, dau. of Obadiah Dickenson, Esq. of Northfield, MA. She was b. 10 Sep 1804. His widow resided in Boston.

    204. Abigail Ann Prentiss, dau. of Henry and Mary; m. Breed Batchelder of Lynn, MA 12 Sep 1830, Lynn, Essex, MA. Children: 

    i. 	Henry B. Batchelder, b. Jan 1831.
ii.	Francis H. Batchelder, b. Jan 1833.
iii.	Rufus Batchelder, b. Jul 1835.
iv.	Celestia A. Batchelder, b. Dec 1837.
v.	James P. Batchelder, b. Mar 1840.
vi.	John C. Batchelder, b. 1842; d. Dec. 1843.
vii.	Mary P. Batchelder, b. 1844.
viii.	Sarah A. Batchelder, b. 1847.
ix.	Martha Jane Batchelder, b. 31 Dec 1851.
    205. Caleb Prentiss Jr., son of Caleb and Elizabeth.

    He m. Hannah LeCraw on 15 Feb 1835; she was b. 31 Jul 1814. Moved to East Boston in 1847. Cooper. Children:

    1. Caleb Prentiss III, b. 11 Feb 1836. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [205.1]
    2. Mary Jane Knight Prentiss, twin, b. 15 Mar 1837.
    3. Amy Knight Prentiss, twin, b. 15 Mar 1837.
    4. Hannah Lee Prentiss, b. 4 Feb 1839.
    5. William Prentiss, b. 6 Mar 1841; d. 27 Jun 1841.
    205a. Caleb Prentiss III, son of Caleb and Hannah, b. 11 Feb 1836 and chr. 15 Apr 1838

    He m. Lydia Woodbury on 6 Mar 1871 at Marblehead,Essex, MA. His children (per 1880 Lynn, Essex, MA census):

    1. Charles H. Prentiss, b. c. 1866, MA. 1880 in Lynn, Essex Co., MA. Not in 1900, 1910, 1920 census.
    2. Hannah L. Prentiss, b. c. 1868, MA. 1880 in Lynn, Essex Co., MA
    3. Mary E. Prentiss, b. c. 1874, MA. 1880 in Lynn, Essex Co., MA
    4. Arthur Tilden Prentiss, b. 6 Feb 1877, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [205.4]
    5. Ernest K. Prentiss, b. c. 1879, MA. 1880 in Lynn, Essex Co., MA . Not in 1900, 1910, 1920 census.

    205.4 Arthur Tilden Prentiss, b. 6 Feb 1877, MA and d. 1 Jun 1966, Lynn, Essex Co., MA (per SSDI and Ancestry.com). He appars in the 1920 Lynn, Essex, MA census with his wife.

    He m. Jessie Marie Chadwick, b. c. 1871, VT. Children:

    1. Arthur Tilden Prentiss Jr., b. 3 Aug 1906, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [205.6]
    2. Charles H. Prentiss, b. c. 1909, MA. 1920, 1930 at home in Lynn, Essex Co., MA. 1940 not in census .
    3. Kenneth B. Prentiss, b. c. 1910, MA. 1920, 1930 at home in Lynn, Essex Co., MA. 1940 not in census.

    205.6 Arthur Tilden Prentiss Jr., b. 3 Aug 1906, MA and d. Apr 1977, Lynn, Essex Co., MA per SSDI and Ancestry.com .

    He m. Dora Patricia Cavanaugh Embree. She was b. 21 Apr 1914, Peabody, MA, and d. 26 Jan 1994 in Lynn, Essex Co., MA. Her Ancestor Chart is Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Arthur Tilden Prentiss III, b. c. 1935, Lynn, Essex Co., MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [205.8]
    2. Gregory Prentiss, b. 8 Feb 1940 and d. 22 Nov 2003, Lynn, Essex Co., MA. He m. 1st Jane. He m. 2nd Catherine Williams.
    3. Noel Alden Prentiss, b. 1942 in Lynn, MA, and d. 10 May 2011.
    4. Peter Alfred Prentiss, b. 28 Oct 1944, 332 Chatham St., Lynn, Essex Co., MA, and d. there in 1995. He m. Sandra Kay Stoneking in Bexar, TX, on 6 Jan 1967. She was b. c. 1949. 3 daughters.

    205.8 Arthur Tilden Prentiss III, b. c. 1935, Lynn, Essex Co., MA. His obituary reads as follows:

    ARTHUR T. PRENTISS, III

    On Tuesday, May 10, 2011 of Springfield, VA; beloved husband of Judith Nelson Prentiss; loving father of Kristen Prentiss Trapasso of Syracuse, NY and Karen Prentiss Braun and husband, David M. of Oakton, VA; brother of Noel and Peter Prentiss; grandfather of Krista and Ingrid Braun.

    Mr. Prentiss was a long standing member of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. A Gathering will be held at Jefferson Funeral Chapel, 5755 Castlewellan Drive, Alexandria, VA 22015 on Friday 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 6509 Sydenstricker Road, Burke, VA 22015 on Saturday, May 14 at 1 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.

    Arthur m. Judith Nelson. Children:

    1. Kristen Prentiss. She m. Mr. Trapasso and in 2011 lived in Syracuse, NY.
    2. Karen Prentiss. She m. David M. Braun and in 2011 lived in Oakton, VA. Children:
      1. Krista Braun.
      2. Ingrid Braun.
    206. Grace Bubier Prentiss, dau. of Caleb and Elizabeth; m. Capt. Eleazer Graves in Mar 1839; he d. 5 Jul 1847 at N. Danvers, MA. Children: 
    i.	Eleazer Graves, b. Mar 1840; d. May 1840.
ii.	Sarah Graves, b. Mar 1842.
iii.	Grace Graves, b. Aug 1846.
    207. Henry Prentice, b. 14 Aug 1823 and in the IGI called "of Marblehead, Essex Co., MA.

    He m. Charlotte Briggs c. 1850. She was b. c. 1835, MA. and is called "of Scituate, MA" in 1850. A review of the IGI shows only 1 Charlotte Briggs b. in Scituate, she was b. 10 May 1832, Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA, dau. of Charles Briggs (b. 12 Oct 1791, Scituate, and d. 13 Feb 1852, son of Thomas Barker Briggs and Lucy Otis) and Rhoda Reed (b. 12 Feb 1801, Hanson, Plymouth Co., MA and d. 3 Jun 1881 Danvers, Essex Co., MA, dau. of Zadoc Reed (b. 1 Sep 1749, Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA and d. 17 Jan 1822, son of John S. Reed (son of Simeon Reed, b. c. 1685, Weymouth, son of William Read and Esther Thompson) and Lucy Lucas (b. c. 1727, MA) who were m. 23 Jul 1747 Weymouth) and Lucy Gardner/Garnet who were m. 16 Sep 1770 in Pembroke, Plymouth Co., MA. Whether she is the one who m. Henry Prentice required further investigation.

    Henry and Charliotte appear in the 1880 Danvers, Essex Co., MA census with children:

    1. George Henry Prentice, b. 20 Aug 1851, Danvers, Essex Co, MA (per IGI). Not in 1860 or 1870 census. Not home in 1880 census.
    2. Henry Prentice, b. 21 Jun 1855, Danvers, Essex Co., MA (per IGI). Not in 1860 or 1870 census. Not home in 1880 census.
    3. Grace Gardner Prentice, b. 15 Jan 1857, Danvers, Essex Co., MA; m. William A. Cleveland on 25 Jul 1877. The 1880 census shows them her living with her parents with their son:
      1. Henry P. Cleveland, b. c. 1878, MA.
    4. Elizabeth Knight Prentice, b. 25 Jun 1860, Danvers, Essex Co., MA. She m. John W. Maclean on 13 Nov 1884

    Living with Henry's family in the 1880 census in Danvers is Charlotte's mother, Rhoda Briggs, b. c. 1795, MA.

    208. Joshua Prentiss, b. 11 Jan 1827, Marblehead, MA and d. after 1903, perhaps in Wakefield, MA.

    Joshua m. August Abigail Skinner of So. Reading, MA 2 or 18 Oct 1849, Lynnfield, Essex, MA. She was the dau. of William Skinner and Lucy Aborn. Shoemaker. 1850 census: Lynnfield, Essex Co., MA. 1870 census in Danvers, MA. Children:

    1. Joshua Herman Prentice, b. c. 1846, Essex Co., MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208.1]

    2. Caleb Hervey Prentiss, b. c. 1856, MA. Resided 66 Pearl St., Boston in 1875. . . . . . [208a]

    208.1 Joshua Herman Prentice, b. c. 1846, Essex Co., MA and d. 12 Aug 1908, Malden, Middlesex Co., MA. He does not appear in the 1850 census, but is almost certainly the Joshua H. Prentiss shown in the 1860 census in Danvers, Essex Co., MA, b. c. 1851, MA, son of Joshua and Augusta S. Prentiss. He does appear in the 1880 Wakefield, Middlesex, MA census as a Machinist with his wife and children per Ancestry.com :

    He m. Annie, b. c. 1849, MA. Children of Herman and Annie:

    1. Henry S. Prentiss, b. Jan 1876, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208.2]

    2. Chester Lewis Prentiss, b. c. 1880, Mansfield, Bristol Co., MA. He m. Helena/Helen Augusta Dean on 19 Jun 1909, MA. She was b. 2 Nov 1882, New Bedford, Bristol Co., MA. She was the dau. of Franklin P. Dean, b. c. 1859, MA. Children:
      1. Carlton Raymond/Ray Prentiss, b. 2 Jan 1911, Mansfield, Bristol Co., MA, and d. 27 Mar 1993, Port Charlotte, Charlotte Co., FL. Bur. Restlawn Memorial Gardens. He m. Evelynn. She was b. 8 Mar 1914 and d. 4 Jan 1989, Port Charlotte, Charlotte Co., FL.
      2. Chester F. Prentiss, 22 Apr 1910, Mansfield, Bristol Co., MA, and d. 18 May 1955. Bur. New Bedford, Bristol Co., MA per Find a Grave. 1940 in New Bedford, Bristol Co., MA, where he was a Spinner in a Cotten Mill with 2 years of High School. He m. Dorothy H., b. 24 Jun 1914, MA, and d. 15 Mar 2005, Chicago, Cook Co., IL.

    208.2 Henry Skinner Prentiss, b.24 Jan 1876, Wakefield, Middlesex Co., MA, and Dec 19345, Beverly, Essex Co., MA. Although the surname spelling is different, he may be the Henry S. Prentice, Electrician, who appears in the 1900 census in Malden, Middlesex Co., MA, as b. Jan 1876, MA. He appears in the 1900 census there with his wife. The 1900 Henry S. Prentice, Electrician, is almost certainly the same prerson as Henry S. Prentis, Electrian, (both parents b. in MA) who appears in the 1910 census in Danvers, Essex Co., MA.

    Henry m. 1st Lillian, b. Jul 1875, MA, and appears in the 1900 census. Daughter:

    1. Doris A. Prentiss, b. 6 Apr 1901, Malden, MA, and d. Oct 1990, MA. 1940 census in Attleboro, Bristol Co., MA, single, a school teacher with 4 years of college.

    Henry apparently m. 2nd Mary Minnie O'Rourk Dunn, b. Dec 1886, Ireland, as were her parents, and d. 1965, Everett, Middlesex Co., MA. They appear in the 1910 census in Danvers, Essex Co., MA. Children per 1910 census:

    1. Henry Edward Prentiss, b. 7 Feb 1903, Medford, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 31 Dec 1965, Peabody, Essex Co., MA. At home in Danvers in 1910. 1930 Lodger in North Andover, Essex Co., MA.
    2. Olive M. Prentiss, b. 6 Jul 1904, Danvers, Essex Co., MA, and d. 1919. Bur. Holton Cem., Danvers. At home in Danvers in 1910. She is indexed as "Alice Brenton" at home in Danvers in the 1920 census.
    3. John Herman Prentiss, b. 15 Jul 1907, Danvers, and d. there 7 Aug 1908.
    4. Edna Elizaeth Prentiss, b. 10 Feb 1910, Danvers, Essex Co., MA, and d. 29 Jan 1998, Georgetown, Essex Co., MA. At home in Danvers in 1910 and 1920. She m. Mr. Vassey.
    5. John Robert Prentiss, b. 18 Aug 1911, Danvers, Essex Co., MA, and d. 20 Apr 1992, Essex, Essex Co., MA. At home in Danvers in 1920. Indexed as Robert J. Prentiss, lodger, living with his brother, James, in the 1930 Danvers census. He is probably the John R. Prentiss shown in the SSDI as b. 18 Aug 1911, obtained his SS# in MA, and d. 20 Apr 1992 in Essex, Essex Co. MA. Erika Poulsen's email of 9 May 2012 identifies herself as a granddaughter of John. John m. Nora Mary Kileuy c. 1932, Danvers. Children:
      1. Henry/Hank Prentiss. 2010 in Panama City, FL.
      2. John "Jack" Michael Prentiss, b. 19 Apr 1936, Danvers, Essex Co., MA, and d. 13 Sep 2010, Cibolo, Guadalupe Co., TX. His obituary reads as follows:

          San Antonio Express-News (TX) - Sunday, September 19, 2010.

          John Michael (Jack) Prentiss, USAF Retired, passed away peacefully September 13, 2010. He was born April 19, 1936 in Danvers , Massachusetts . Jack is preceded in death by his parents, Nora and Bob Prentiss. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Debbie, daughter, Shannon Prentiss of San Antonio , TX., daughter, Sharon Koper and son, John Prentiss. He is also survived by brothers, Hank of Panama City, FL; Jim of Seabrook, NH; Ray of Tilton, NH; Tom of Essex, MA; sister, Kathy Poulsen of Lunenburg, MA, 2 grandsons and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and many good friends. A graveside ceremony will be held September 24, 2010 at 10:30 A.M. at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery with full military honors.

        He m. Debbie. Children:

        1. Shannon Prentiss, dau. 2010 in San Antonio, TX.
        2. Sharon Prentiss. She m. Mr. Koper.
        3. John Prentiss.
      3. James Prentiss, "Jim". 2010 in Sea brook, NH.
      4. Ray Prentiss. 2010 in Tilton, NH.
      5. Thomas Prentiss, "Tom". 2010 in Essex, MA.
      6. Kathy Prentiss. She m. Mr. Poulsen and in 2010 lived in Lunenburg, MA.

    6. James Thomas Prentiss, b. c. 1914, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208.3]
    7. Raymond Francis Prentiss, b. 2 Jun 1915, Danvers, Essex Co., MA, and d. 11 Mar 1987, Danvers. He obtained his SS# in MA.per SSDI. At home in Danvers in 1920. 1940 a tree surgeon with an 8th grade education in Danvers, Essex Co., MA, with his wife, Phyllis Helena Moser, b. 25 Feb 1917, Danverrs, and d. there 25 May 2001. Children: and daughters:
      1. Mary Prentiss, b. c. 1939, MA. 1940 at home.
      2. Pauline Prentiss, b. c. 1940, MA. 1940 at home.
    8. Irene J. Prentiss, b. c. 1919, MA. At home in Danvers in 1920. She m. Mr. Mosher.
    Henry appears without his wife in the 1920 Middleton, Essex, MA census as a boarder in the home of Almon Richardson. However, Mary Prentice (indexed as Mary D. Brenton and Mary D. Prenters) appears with her children in the 1920 census in Danvers.

    208.3 James Thomas Prentis, b. 15 Nov 1913, Danvers, Essex Co., MA, and d. 3 Apr 1996, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. At home in Danvers in 1920 where he is indexed as James F. Brenton. In 1930 Danvers census as a Lodger with his brother Robert. The SSDI identifies him as James T. Prentiss, b. 15 Nov 1913, obtained his SS# in MA, and d. 3 Apr 1996 in Danvers, Essex Co., MA.

    He m. Florence Mae Barney on 1 Dec 1933, Danvers. She was b. 1 Aug 1914, Boston, dau. of Louis Barney and Addie Tewksbury, and d. 14 May 2009, Danvers. Her obituary of 14 May 2009 in the Danvers Herald reads as follows:

      >Florence M. Prentiss, Thu May 14, 2009, 04:43 PM EDT

      Danvers - Florence M. Prentiss, 94, of Danvers, died May 14, 2009, following a brief illness. She was the wife of the late James T. Prentiss, with whom she shared more than 60 years of marriage.

      Born in Boston on August 1, 1914, she was the daughter of the late Louis and Addie (Tewksbury) Barney. She was raised and educated in Boston and Cambridge and had been a Danvers resident for the last 74 years.

      Mrs. Prentiss was employed over the years at CBS Hytron, Sylvania, Vulcan Electric, and Champion Lamp before spending 16 years at Hotwatt prior to her retirement. A faithful communicant of St. Richard Parish, she and her late husband were members of the former Mr. & Mrs. Club. She enjoyed gardening and sewing and was a wonderful cook.

      Mrs. Prentiss is survived by her children, Joanne Kobierski and her husband, John, of Danvers, Barbara Cyr and her husband, Arnold, of Wakefield, N.H., Judith Gooding and her husband, Donald, of Florida, and James T. Prentiss II and his companion, Heather Steadman, of Gloucester; 15 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

      She was the mother of the late Brenda Blais and the grandmother of the late Maureen Kobierski.

      Her funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday, May 18, at 9 a.m. in St. Richard Church, 90 Forest St., Danvers. Burial will follow in St. Patrick Cemetery, Haverhill. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours are Sunday, May 17, 3-7 p.m. in C.R. Lyons & Sons, Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., Danvers Square. Condolences may be sent at www.LyonsFuneral.com.

    Children of James and Florence:

    1. Joanne Prentiss. She m. John Kobierski and in 2009 lived in Danvers. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Maureen Kobierski. Deceased by 2009.
    2. Barbara Prentiss. She m. Arnold Cyr and in 2009 lived in Wakefield, NH.
    3. Judith Prentiss. She m. Donald Gooding and in 2009 lived in FL.
    4. James T. Prentiss II. His companion iss Heather Steadman and in 2009 lived in Gloucester, MA.
    5. Brenda Prentiss. She m. Mr. Blais and is deceased by 2009.

    208a. Caleb Hervey Prentiss, born in 1851 in MA and died about 1876 in Danvers, MA .

    Caleb married Ella Florence Putnam, daughter of Orin Putnam and Sally Nurse. Noted events in their marriage were: Residence: 1876-???, Danvers, MA lived at Rebecca Nurse House, Residence: Danvers, MA. Judge Holten House at Holten and Centre Streets Residence: Abt 1886-1898, Worcester, MA 1. In the 1910 and 1920 census she was living with the family of her son, Frank, in Danvers, MA.

    Children from this marriage were:

    1. Carleton Henry (or Henry Carlton) Prentiss, b. Mar 1874, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208b]
    2. Frank Chandler Prentiss, b. 6 Sep 1876, MA and d. 22 Jul 1955, Danvers, MA. . . . . . . [208c]

    208b. Carlton Henry (or Henry Carlton) Prentiss, b. Mar 1874, MA. He and his wife were living with his mother, Ella Florence, in the 1900 census in Danvers, MA.

    He m. Florence Bemis. He apparently moved to California as indicated by the death of his daughter, Laura, below. Not in 1920 census. Children:

    1. Prentiss, d. in infancy and was buried in old Nurse cemetery.
    2. Prentiss, d. in infancy and was buried in Old Nurse cemetery.
    3. Laura Prentiss, b. Jun 1899, Danvers, and d. at age 5 or 6 in California.

    208c. Frank Chandler Prentiss, b. 6 Sep 1876 in MA and d. 22 Jul 1955 in Danvers, MA. Living with his mother, Ella Florence, in the 1900 census in Danvers, MA. 1910 and 1920 census in Danvers. He was a confectioner's agent. 1940 census in Danvers, a dairyman with an 8th grade education.

    Frank married Lucy Louden Goodale. She was b. c. 1877, MA, and was the dau. of James Arthur Goodale and and Mary Jane Twiss on 20 Aug 1902 in Danver, MA. Children:

    1. Harvey Putnam Prentiss, b. 24 Mar 1903. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208d]
    2. Arthur Palmer Prentiss was born on 23 Jul 1904. . . . . . . . . . . [208e]
    3. Esther Frances Prentiss was born on 5 May 1909 3. . . . . . . . .[208f]

    208d. Harvey Putnam Prentiss, b. 24 Mar 1903 in Danvers, MA and d. Jul 1968. His Soc. Sec. # was 181-32-1477 (per SSDI).

    He m. Kathleen Evelyn Craig on 21 Jun 1930. She was b. 13 Jul 1897, Medford, MA, dau. of Albert Eugene Craig and Jessie E. Moran. Soc. Sec. #196-40-8031 (SSDI) Her obituary reads as follows:

      MRS. KATHLEEN PRENTISS: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Morning Call, The (Allentown, PA) - Friday, February 20, 1987.

      Mrs. Kathleen E. Prentiss of the Lutheran Home at Topton, formerly of Kutztown, died Thursday in the Henry Infirmary at the home. She was the widow of Hervey P. Prentiss.

      Born in Medford, Mass., she was a daughter of the late Albert E. and Jessie M. (Moran) Craig.

      Surviving are a son Richard of Albuquerque, N.M.; a daughter, Sally P., wife of Donald Sargent of Palmyra, Maine; a sister Olive, wife of J. Raymond Gaffey of Pocasset, Mass.;, 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

      She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Kutztown. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Monday in the church. There will be no calling hours. The Trexler-Ludwick Funeral Home, 25 E. Weis St., Topton, is in charge of arrangements.

    Children:

    1. Richard Craig Prentiss, b. 31 Dec 1932. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208g]
    2. Sally Putnam Prentiss, b. 10 Jun 1937 in Canal Zone, Panama. . . .[208h]

    208e. Arthur Palmer Prentiss, b. 23 Jul 1904, and d. before 1999. 1910, 1920, 1940 census in Danvers, MA. In 1040 he was a retail milk dealer with 2 years of college. His obituary reads asf follows:

      ARTHUR P. PRENTISS: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - Thursday, December 20, 1990.

      ARTHUR P. PRENTISS, 86, of Sarasota died Saturday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Born in Danvers, Mass., he came to this area 13 years ago from Topsfield, Mass. He was the owner of Prentiss Dairy in Topsfield and a member of St. Andrew United Church of Christ, the Danvers Rotary Club, Sahib Temple Shrine, Mosaic Lodge and Gulf Gate Golf Club.

      He is survived by his wife, Doris; a daughter, Jean Edmands of Avon, Conn.; a son, Arthur P. Jr. of Saco, Maine; a sister, Esther Humphreys of Danvers; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. National Cremation Society, Sarasota Chapter.

    He m. Doris Evelyn Gibson on 15 Jan 1929, Lynn, MA. She was b. c. 1907, MA and d. 20 Nov 1999, Wardwell Gardens, ME. Her obituary reads as follow:

      DORIS EVELYN PRENTISS: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Portland Press Herald (ME) - Monday, November 22, 1999

      Deceased Name: DORIS EVELYN PRENTISS: Doris E. Prentiss, 92, of Wardwell Gardens died Saturday at her home.

      She was born in Lynn, Mass., a daughter of John and Hannah Carr Gibson. She attended Lynn schools and graduated from Lynn English High School. She lived in Danvers, Mass., from 1929 to 1961, in Topsfield, Mass., for 10 years, Sarasota, Fla., from 1977 to 1997, and then came to Saco. She was a golfer and bridge player. She was a member of the Gulf Gate Golf Club and St. Andrews Church, both in Sarasota, and was a volunteer at the Hunt Memorial Hospital in Danvers.

      Her husband, Arthur P. Prentiss Sr., died previously.

      Surviving are a daughter, Jean Edmands of Amherst, N.H.; a son, Arthur P. Prentiss Jr. of Saco; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

      A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Dennett, Craig and Pate Funeral Home, 365 Main St.

    Children:

    1. Arthur Palmer Prentiss was born on 23 Nov 1929. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208i]
    2. Jean Gibson Prentiss was born on 21 Jun 1931. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208j]

    208f. Esther Frances Prentiss, b. 5 May 1909. 1910 and 1920 cnsus in Danvers, MA.

    She m. David Humphreys on 3 Sep 1908. Children:

    1. Jon David Humphreys, b. 24 Sep 1937 in Danvers, MA. . . . . . . . . . . [208k]
    2. Jane Humphreys, b. 20 Apr 1939 in Danvers, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [208l]

    208g. Richard Craig Prentiss, b. 31 Dec 1932. His obituary reads as follows:

      Deacon Richard Craig Prentiss: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Albuquerque Journal (NM) - Monday, September 11, 2000

      Deacon Richard Craig Prentiss, 67, a resident of Albuquerque, died on Wednesday, September 6, 2000. Dick Prentiss was born in Illinois on December 31, 1932, and raised in the Panama Canal Zone.

      In 1954 he graduated from Amherst College, Massachusetts, and entered the United States Air Force. As a career officer, he received notable recognition for distinguished service. He served in Vietnam. After 28 years he retired a Lt. Colonel. He was ordained a Permanent Deacon for the Archdiocese of Santa Fe on June 6, 1986. Deacon Dick served as assistant to the chaplain at KAFB and was involved in numerous local and national community organizations. In 1999, he earned his Master of Arts in Theology from St. John's University, Minnesota. At the time of his death he was coordinating the Diaconate Foundation Program for the Archdiocese of Santa Fe.

      Mr. Prentiss is survived by his children, Claire M. Croft and husband, James of Virginia, Susan P. Prentiss-Kurosu of New Mexico, Jennifer F. Prentiss and husband, Robert Rivera of New Mexico, Stephen C. Prentiss and wife, Robin of Washington, Elizabeth J. Robbins and husband, Marvin of Arizona, Kathleen A. Arman and husband, John of Colorado, Lucy B. Prentiss of New Mexico; and their mother, Mary P. Prentiss; 19 grandchildren; sister Sally P. Sargent.

      Mr. Prentiss was preceded in death by his parents, Harvey & Kathleen Prentiss.

      Rosary will be recited on Monday, September 11, 10:00 a.m., preceding the mass. Mass will be celebrated on Monday, September 11, 2000, 10:30 a.m., at KAFB East Chapel. Burial will take place at Santa Fe National Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. Friends may visit French Mortuary, Lomas Blvd. Chapel, 10500 Lomas NE, on Sunday, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in his memory to the Diaconate Program Continuing Education Fund, c/o Deacon Lucero, Director of Deacons, 567 Todd Loop, Los Alamos, NM 87544.

    He m. Mary Basinet. Children:

    1. Claire Marie Prentiss was born on 27 May 1959. She m. James Croft and in 2000 lived in VA.
    2. Susan Paula Prentiss was born on 15 Jun 1960. She m. Mr. Kurosu and in 2000 lived in NM.
    3. Jennifer Frances Prentiss was born on 14 Dec 1961. She m. Robert Rivera and in 2000 lived in NM.
    4. Stephen Craig Prentiss was born on 4 Sep 1963. He m. Robin in 2000 lived in WA.
    5. Elizabeth Joan Prentiss was born on 27 Nov 1964. She m. Marvin Robbins and in 2000 lived in AZ.
    6. Kathleen Ann Prentiss was born on 22 Jan 1966. She m. John Arman and in 2000 lived in CO.
    7. Lucy Benedict Prentiss was born on 16 Sep 1967. In 2000 lived in NM.

    208h. Sally Putnam Prentiss, b. 10 Jun 1937 in Canal Zone, Panama. She m. Robert Morris Jones, son of Morris John Jones and Clorinda DeBellis. 1987 in Palmyra, ME. Children:

    1. Rebecca Putnam Jones was born on 5 Aug 1960 in Bethlehem, PA.
    2. Alan Morris Jones was born on 1 Nov 1961 in Bethlehem, PA. . . . . . . . . . [208m]
    3. William Watson Jones was born on 2 Jan 1964 in Bethlehem, PA.

    208i. Arthur Palmer Prentiss, b. 23 Nov 1929. Not in SSDI as of 2005. 1999 in Saco.

    He m. Barbara McArdle. Children:

    1. Scott Frank Prentiss, b. 1 Jul 1958.
    2. Martha Prentiss, b. 8 Jul 1960.

    208j. Jean Gibson Prentiss, b. 21 Jun 1931. 1999 in Amherst, NH.

    She m. Howard F. Nichols. Children:

    1. Sally Nichols was born on 16 Oct 1964 3.
    2. Lucy Prentiss Nichols was born on 14 Jun 1969 3.
    3. Nancy Nichols was born on 2 Jul 1971 3.

    208k. Jon David Humphreys, b. 24 Sep 1937 in Danvers, MA. He m. Roberta Powers on 3 Feb 1963 in Melrose, MA. Children:

    1. Jay David Humphreys was born on 27 Mar 1965 in Winchester, MA.
    2. Glenn Alan Humphreys was born on 8 Feb 1967 in Stoneham, MA.
    3. Lynne Marie Humphreys was born on 29 Jan 1974 in Woburn, MA.

    208L. Jane Humphreys, b. 20 Apr 1939 in Danvers, MA. She m. Stanley Leslie Primmer on 14 Apr 1962 in Danvers, MA. Children:

    1. Mark Douglas Primmer was born on 11 Jun 1963 in Brunswick, ME.
    2. Leigh Ann Primmer was born on 7 Jun 1965 in Brunswick, ME.
    3. Michael Edward Primmer was born on 4 Nov 1968 in Jacksonville, FL.

    208m. Alan Morris Jones, b. 1 Nov 1961 in Bethlehem, PA. Software Engineer. Degree: May 1983, PennsylvaniaState University. B. S. Computer Science. Emplooyed by Texas Instruments 1983-present (2001). He m. Susan Jane Lomonski, dau. of Walter Leonard Lomonski and Sandra Elizabeth Paul on 11 Jun 1983 in St. Stephens Episcopal Church, Allentown, PA. Children:

    1. Amanda Nicole Jones was born on 16 Sep 1988 in Dallas, TX.
    2. Zachary Edward Jones was born on 4 Mar 1991 in Plano, TX.

    209. Benjamin Knight Prentiss, b. 8 Dec 1818. He d. 17 Apr 1885, Lynn, MA

    He m. Ann/Anna Woodbury Swett on 3 Jun 1851. She was b. 30 Sep 1826 in Marblehead, Essex Co., MA and d. 14 Jun 1904, Lynn, MA. Dau. of Woodbury Swett and Sarah Girdler. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com and Ancestry.com . They are both bur. in the Prentice plot of Lynn Pine Grove Cemetery as are Woodbury, Lizzie, Henry, Benj. Jr. and others. Children:

    1. Woodbury Swett Prentiss, b. 31 Aug 1851, Marblehead, Esseex Co., MA, and d. 7 or 9 Sep 1888, Lynn, MA. He m. Lizzie Alley Stone 4 Feb 1880 in Lynn, MA. She was b. Oct 1857 and d. 8 Sep 1934. She was living with her son, Bernard, inthe 1920 census. Children:
      1. Lewis G. Prentiss, b. 1880 and d. 1880, Lynn, MA
      2. Ralph Woodbury Prentiss, b. Mar 1882, MA and d. 3 Apr 1950, Manhassett, NY. He m. 1st. Lillian. He m. 2nd Grace Holmes, b. c. 1884, MA. He appears in the 1930 Chicago, Cook Co., IL census with his wife, Grace, and:Margaret L. Prentiss, daughter in law. Son:
        1. Woodbury Prentiss, b. c. 1905, MA. He m. Margaret L. Prentiss (Called Marguerite Prentice in the 1940 census) who is living with his parents in the 1930 Chicago census. 1940 census in Great Neck, Nassau Co., NY, with his wife but without children. He was then a "Sales Promotion Mgr" with a High School education. He appears in the SSDI as b. 15 Oct 1904 and d. Aug 1980, Gilbert, Monroe Co., PA.

          Note: Living with Ralph, Grace, and Woodbury Prentiss in the 1930 Chicago, IL, census was Elizabeth H. Prentiss, b. c. 1922, MA, as were her parents. She was then age 8 years in 1930, who was only identified in the census record as a "Relative," but not as a niece, daughter or any other specific relative of any of them. Elizabeth's obituary reads as follows:

            Roanoke Times, The (VA) - Sunday, January 17, 2010

            Elizabeth (Prentiss) Johnson, 87, recently of Pittsburgh, Pa., formerly of Roanoke, Va., and originally from Boston, Mass., passed away on Thursday, January 14, 2010, peacefully following a long illness. Beloved wife for 61 years of the late John F. Johnson; devoted mother of John P. "Nick" (Ellen), of Pittsburgh, Pa., and the late Thomas H. Johnson; mother in law of Cynthia Johnson, of Cornwall on Hudson, N.Y.;

            loving and good humored grandmother of Dr. Sarah Johnson, of Atlanta, Ga., Dr. Sam Johnson, of Rock Hill, S.C., Elizabeth Johnson, of Philadelphia, Pa., Dr. Margaret Johnson, of Washington, D.C., Kathleen Johnson, of Philadelphia, Pa., Dr. Jennifer Johnson, of Boston, Mass., Emily Johnson Dietz, also of Boston, and Laura Johnson, of Raleigh, N.C.; great grandmother of Elsa, Aiden and Atticus Johnson, of Rock Hill, S.C.

            Elizabeth was a fine artist and a supporter of the arts who instilled a love of reading, painting and music in her children. She was a lifelong member of the Episcopal Church, and a genealogist who was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Mayflower Society. A Memorial Service will be held in Pittsburgh Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. Service and internment will follow at a later date in Arlington National Cemetery where she will rejoin her beloved John. Online condolences may be made to www.laughlinfuneralhome.com.

      3. Bernard Swett Prentiss, b. Jun 1884, MA and d. 1943. He m. Lida A. (or Alida) Chapman, b, c. 1888, MA. They appear in the 1920 and 1930 Swampscott, Essex Co., MA census Children:
        1. Dorothy Chapman Prentiss, b. c. 1907, MA. She m. Robert Goodhart Polack on 22 Dec 1933, Church of the Holy Name in Swampscott. They lived in New Orleans.
        2. Blanche S. Prentiss, b. 10 Oct 1907, MA, and d. Jun 1977, Laconia, Belknap Co., NH per SSDI. She m. William Paige Hamblet, Sep 1931, football coach at the Bristol, CT, High School.
        3. Lucille Prentiss, b. c. 1912, MA. At 1933 wedding of her sister, Dorothy, above.
    2. Henry Prentiss, b. Nov 1854, d. 5 Jul 1890. He m. Nellie Barnford. No further information.
    3. Benjamin Knight Prentiss Jr., b. Sep 1856 and d. 6 Nov 1885.

    210. Joseph Gallison Prentiss, son of Caleb and Elizabeth. Born 24 Aug 1831, MA. He married Annie B. Chandler. They appear in the 1870 Essex, Lynn Co., MA census. Not in 1880 census. Children (per 1870 census):

    1. Joseph C. Prentiss, b. c. 1854, MA. Not in 1880 or 1920 census.
    2. Frank W. Prentiss, b. c. 1857, MA. Not in 1880 or 1920 census.
    3. George Dennison Prentiss, b. c. 1863 in Lynn, MA. He m. Sarah/Sadie Lou Venia Pearce on 12 Jun 1884 in Iroquois Co., IL. She was the daughter of Lucas Emory Pearce and Elizabeth McCollum of Cable, OH. The 1900 census shows them living in Morgan, Cook, IL with sarah's mother, Elizabeth. No children. They later appear in the 1920 Chicago, Cook Co., IL census with his wife, , b. c. 1868, OH. No children are shown, but their ages are such (52 and 55) that any children could have left home by then.

    211. Dr. John H. Prentiss, b. 26 Nov 1826, son of John and Amelia (Kennedy). Dr. Prentiss graduated from the University of Maryland, class of 1848-9. Practiced in Woodberry, a manufacturing town three miles from Baltimore and near "Medfield," the country home of his father. In 1857 went to California and entered the service of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. as surgeon and continued in one or other of those steamers until the Civil War. Returning home, he was commissioned a surgeon with the rank of major in the Army on 16 Aug 1861. In 1862 appointed medical purveyor of the department of New Mexico and Arizona. In 1864 appointed staff surgeon on Gen. Ord's staff, Army of the James. Resigned his commission at the close of the war and settled in Govanstown, MD where he was in private practice.

    He m., 1st, 2 Oct 1866, Catherine Russell Pearce, dau. of Charles R. Pearce, a shipping merchant of Baltimore, MD. She d. Jun 1873. Children by first wife:

    1. Pearce Prentiss, b. Jul 1867, MD. Doctor (per Marilynn Roark email, 30 Nov 2000). He appears in the 1900 Toledo, OH census. Sometime between 1905 and 1909 he and his family moved to Jefferson, Jefferson Co., WI where he appears in the 1920 Jefferson, Jefferson Co., WI census with wife, Mary K., b. Jan 1868, PA:
      1. Winfield B. Prentiss, b. Sep 1891, MD.
      2. Katherine R. Prentiss, b. Aug 1892, MD.
      3. Albert MacVety Prentiss, b. c. 1904-5, OH. His age was given as 15 in the 1920 census. He might be the Albert Prentiss who appears in the 1930 census in Los Angeles, CA as a boarder, divorced. He might be the Albert Prentiss shown in the SSDI as b. 10 Nov 1905, who obtained his SS# in CA, and who d. Mar 1969 in Metairie, Jefferson Co., LA.
      4. Isabella K. Prentiss, b. c. 1909, WI

    John m., 2nd Elizabeth Vassall Pearce on 13 Aug 1874. She was b. c. 1827, MD. Children of Dr. John H. Prentiss by his second wife:

    1. Maria Gray Prentiss, b. 1875, MD.
    2. Elizabeth Vassall Prentiss, b. 1876, MD.
    3. John Prentiss, twin, b. Oct 1882. Not in 1920 census.
    4. Charles Prentiss, twin b. Oct 1882. He is probably the Charles R. Prentice, b. c. 1882-3, MD, who appears in the 1920 Los Angeles, CA census with his niece, Helen Prentice, No wife is shown.

    212. Caroline Rebecca Prentiss, dau. of William C. and Asseneth; m. James H. Searles of Southampton, MA on 28 Jan 1846. Son:

    1. Francis P. Searles, b. 21 Feb 1847; married and lived in Westfield, MA.

    213. William Francis Prentiss, b. 16 Mar 1827 son of William C. and Asseneth; painter in Northampton, MA and d. there c. 1880; m. 1st. Maria Eliza Phillips of Holyoke, Hampden, MA on 26 Jan 1853; she d. 1 Dec 1858. Children by Maria:

    1. William Henry Prentiss, b. 19 Dec 1853; d. 18 Apr 1855.
    2. Ellen Maria Prentiss, b. 6 Aug 1855; d. 18 Apr 1858.

    William m. 2nd Annie Wood of Toronto, Ontario, Canada on 28 Oct 1869. Daughters:

    1. Jennie Asseneth Prentiss, b. 17 Sep 1872. In 1880 Hampshire Co., MA census.
    2. Annie Prentiss, b. c. 1877. In 1880 census with Jennie.

    214. John Appleton Prentiss, b. 18 Nov 1829, MA, son of William C. and Asseneth; m. Juliette L. Platte of Whitesboro', NY in 1864. Watchmaker, resided in Northampton, MA and served as a sergeant in the 51st. Regiment, MA Volunteers in N. Carolina during the Civil War. Family unknown. Neither in 1870 census. They appear in the 1880 census in Hampshire Co., MA where they are ages 50 and 52 respectively. No children are shown so they likely never had any, or if so, they may have died before the 1880 census.

    215. Dr. Henry Conant Prentiss, b. 10 Mar 1832, son of William and Asseneth; Harvard College, 1854; studied medicine with Dr. Thompson in Northampton, MA; moved to "Worcester," 1858 (History of Worcester); M.D., Berkshire, 1857.

    He m. 1st Clara Jane Howes of Jamaica, VT on 19 Oct 1863; she d. 25 Nov 1866, age 29.

    Henry m. 2nd Catherine Henrietta White on 6 Oct 1869, dau. of Joseph White of Roxbury, MA. Henry was clerk and assistant physician at the Worcester State Lunatic Hospitalinsensitive. six years; after Aug 1864 chief clerk in the office of the secretary of Board of MA State Charities and residing in Roxbury, MA. Children by second wife, Catherine:

    1. Helen Frances Prentiss, b. 22 Jul 1870, MA. She appears in the 1940 census in Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA, with her sister, Ann.
    2. Anna Halsey Prentiss, b. c. 1876, MA. 1940 census in Somerville, Middlesex Co., MA, with her sister, Helen.

    216. Caroline Prentiss, b. 4 Oct 1800, dau. of Dea. Caleb and Mary W. M.; m. America Thayer, farmer of Paris, ME on 17 Feb 1823; he d. 21 Apr 1873. "She was a devoted Christian" and died 4 Feb 1871. Children:

    1. Julia Lauretta Thayer, b. 24 Nov 1824; d. 26 Apr 1828.
    2. Alexander Hamilton Thayer, b. 7 May 1827; m. Augusta M. Prince 17 Nov 1855 and d. 6 Jul 1868 leaving a child:
      1. Charles Hamilton Thayer, b. 10 Dec; 1856.
    3. Emily Clark Thayer, b. 25 Jan 1829; m. George W. Hammond of Paris, ME on 30 Nov 1852: Children:
      1. Mary Emagene Hammond, b. 17 Mar 1856.
      2. Caroline Prentiss Hammond, b. 26 Mar 1865.S. Paris, ME on 6 Dec 1857.
    4. Julia Miranda Thayer, b. 7 May 1833; m. Ransom Ripley of Paris, ME on 4 Nov 1859. Children:
      1. Mabel Josephine Ripley, b. 8 Jul 1861.
      2. Prentiss Thayer Ripley, b. 16 Jul 1865.
      3. Florence A. Ripley, b. 23 Sep 1871.
    5. Augustus Spaulding Thayer, b. 18 Mar 1835; m. Mary Marble 1 Jan 1867, dau. of Jarvis Marble of Paris, ME. Physician in Portland, ME. Children:
      1. Florence M. Thayer, b. 30 Oct 1872.
    6. Caroline Victoria Thayer, b. 20 Nov 1837; m. Thomas E. Stearns of Paris, ME on 1 May 1860. Children:
      1. John Prentiss Stearns, b. 28 Nov 1861.
    7. Josephine Augusta Thayer, b. 21 Jul 1840; m. Benjamin F. Bates 29 Jan 1867. Children:
      1. Charles A. Bates, b. 13 Mar 1871.
    8. Orlando America Thayer, b. 19 Dec 1843; m. Lizzie M. Marble on 2 Dec 1873, dau. of Jarvis Marble, Esq., of Paris, ME. Children:
      1. Caroline P. Marble, b. 31 Oct 1877.

    217. Miranda Prentiss, b. 8 Oct 1802, dau. of Dea. Caleb and Mary w.; m. Alonzo King of Paris, ME on 18 Apr 1825 at the old mansion home; resided on farm in Paris. Alonzo was the son of Captain Samuel King. They settled on the Prentiss homestead, and afterward moved to the farm, later the homestead of Samuel M. King. Celebrated Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1875. Children: 

    i.	Julius A. King, b. 20 Jul 1827; m. Clara H. Ricker of
	Hartford, ME on 21 Feb 1852.  Children: 
	1.	Mira Elizabeth King.
	2.	Carrol Ricker King.
ii.	Sarah H. King, b. 7 Feb 1831; m. Judson Bachelder 18
	Apr 1852 and d. 21 Feb 1853.  Son: 
	1.	Prentiss Judson Bachelder.
iii.	George Mellen King, b. 12 Dec 1834; m. Mary Smith of Turner,
	ME on 20 Dec 1857.  Baptist minister and professor at Howard University,
	Washington, DC.  Sons: 
	1.	Ernest Frothingham King.  Lived in Waimea, Hawaii.
	2.	Harry/Henry Prentiss King.
iv.	Samuel M. King, b. 1 Jul 1837; m. Emily A. Barrows of
	Paris, ME on 30 Oct 1862.  Daughter: 
	1.	Reenie King, b. 9 Jan 1864.
v.	Joseph Addison King, b. 14 Sep 1840 and d. 26 Jul 1894.  He m. Irene Glading 
	of Providence, RI on 15 Jul 1866.  Daughter: 
	1.	Bessie King.
vi.	Arthur C. King, b. 20 Apr 1843, merchant in Detroit, MI; m.
	Alice Woodruff of Detroit, MI on 15 Jul 1874; daughter:
	1.	Belle King.
    218. Caleb Prentiss, b. 9 Jan 1806, son of Dea. Caleb and Mary W. They resided for many years in Foxcroft, ME where he was town clerk several years, and d. of bleeding at the lungs on 18 Mar 1846 while on a visit to Paris, ME. His remains were returned to Foxcroft for interment and were attended to the grave by a large concourse of citizens, attesting their sympathy and respect for the deceased. He was one of the trustee of Foxcroft Academy, and was an esteemed member of the Cong. Church.

    He m. Almira Sloan Wheeler 6 Dec 1832; dau. of Isaac Wheeler, Esq., of Garland, ME. She was b. 17 Jul 1814 in Garland, ME and d. 17 Feb 1881 in South Paris, ME. Extensive Ancestor Charts for Almira can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	Augusta Mellen Prentiss, b. 3 Mar 1834.			[281]
ii.	Henry Caleb Prentiss, b. 17 Apr 1836.			[282]
iii.	George Addison Prentiss, b. 8 Mar 1839; d. 14 Jul 1841.
iv.	Edwin Charles Prentiss, b. 2 Jun 1842.			[283]
v.	Grenville Mellen Prentiss, b. 17 Dec 1845.			[284]

    219. Arthur Prentiss, son of Dea. Caleb and Mary W. Resided on a large and valuable farm in "Prentissvale," PA.

    He m. Lucinda Blaisdell 27 Oct 1832 at Oxford, ME. Children:

    1. Horatio King Prentiss, b. 28 Oct 1833. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [285a]
    2. Ellen Lucinda Prentiss, b. 22 Feb 1835. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [286]
    3. William Arthur Prentiss, b. 18 May 1837. . . . . . . . . . . . . .[287]

    220. Addison Prentiss, b. 13 Jun 1814, son of Dea. Caleb and Mary w.; m. Sophia Ann Collin, b. c. 1836; resided in Worcester, MA. Studied law in Paris, ME; admitted to the bar 1839. Practiced four years in Lee, ME then, about 1843, he moved to Worcester where he practiced until 1852. Since then an artist and engraver. (Lincoln's History Worcester). Children:

    1. Annie Sophia Prentiss, b. 7 Apr 1845, probably Worcester, MA, and d. 23 Dec 1922. Bur. at Sleepy Hollow, Tarryton, Canandaigua Co., NY. She m.Joseph Cox Walker. (per Sandy Canterbury, email, 29 Nov 2001).

    2. Jeanie C. Prentiss, b. c. 1849.

    221. George Mellen Prentiss, 23 Jan 1819, ME, son of Dea. Caleb and Mary W. He appears as unmarried at age 32 in the 1850 census in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA. He appears as a Lawyer with his wife, Emily, in the 1860 census in Worcester, Worcester Co., MA with no children shown.

    He m. Emily A. Loveland aft. 1850. She was b. c. 1834, NY. Children:

    1. George Prentiss, b. aft. 1850 (per Binney, 1883 book). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [221.1]

    221.1 George Prentiss, b. aft. 1850 (per Binney, 1883 book) and perhaps in NJ.

    In view of George's mother having the unusual name of "Loveland," we have tentatively identified George Loveland Prentissas their son, although additional investigation is needed for confirmation. He may have been b. c. 1863-1865, apparently in New Jersey according to the 1930 census record for his son, Theron (see also Stan Doremus, email, 15 Feb 2009). He was a graduate of Columbia Law School and a member of the legal fraternity, Phi Delta Phi. He later served as Treasurer of Parson Mfg. Co.

    He m. Mary Carter Doremus on 25 Apr 1888. She was b. 23 Jul 1866 and was the dau. of Theron Smith Doremus (1823-1871) and Sarah Carter. For their roots, see Rootsweb.Ancestry.com

    Children of George and Mary:

    1. Theron Loveland Prentiss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [221.2]

    2. Elizabeth Vincent Prentiss, b. Jan 14, 1896 and d. 24 Nov 1992 in Wallingford, CT.. She m. Henry Ware Jones, Jr. on 2 Mar 1916. He was b. 5 ;May 1895 and d. Sep 1973. By email of 4 Dec 2004, Henry Ware Jones IV relates that Henry Jr's father married into the family of the composer Felix Mendelssohn. Henry W. Jones, Sr.'s wife, Fanny Mendelssohn was born in the mid-1800's and was named after Felix's sister Fanny. Fanny's father was named Simon Mendelssohn, who died around the turn of the century.

      Her engagement announcement at query.nytimes reads as follows:

        "Mr. and Mrs. George Loveland Prentiss of 228 Orange Road, Montclair, NJ, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Vincent Prentiss to Henry Ware Jones. Mr. Jones, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ware Jones, also of Upper Montclair. No date has been mentioned for the wedding."

      Children of Elizabeth and Henry:

      1. Henry Ware Jones III, b. 22 Mar 1921. Children:
        1. Henry Ware Jones IV per his email of 4 Dec 2009.

      2. Barbara Jones, b. 22 Mar 1922.

    The following information is based on California Death Records and the obituary of Peter Doremus Prentiss which appeared in the 5 Aug 2003 issue of the Sacramento Bee:

    221.2 Theron Loveland Prentiss, b. 28 Sep 1897, NJ and d. 11 Aug 1963 in Hayward, Alameda Co., CA at the age of 65 (per SSDI). His mother's maiden name was Doremus and the 1930 census says she was b. in Maine. Theron does not appear in the 1900, 1910 or 1920 census. He appears in the 1930 Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA census. The 1930 census shows Theron's father as b. in NJ and his mother as b. in ME.

    Theron m. Helen McNealy on 2 Apr 1919; she was b. who was b. c. 1897, Providence, RI (per Stan Doremus, email, 16 Feb 2009). Children per 1940 census and obituary:

    1. Helen Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 25 Jan 1922, CA.
    2. Theron Loveland Prentice, b. c. 1925. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [221.3]
    3. Anna V. Prentiss, b. c. 1928-9, CA
    4. Peter Doremus Prentiss, b. c. 1939, Berkeley, CA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [221.4]

    221.3 Theron Loveland Prentice, b. c. 1925, San Francisco, CA, and d. 30 Mar 2008, Sabastopol, CA. His obituary reads as follows:

      Press Democrat, The (Santa Rosa, CA) - Sunday, April 6, 2008

      Deceased Name: PRENTISS, Theron L. Entered into rest March 30, 2008 in Sebastopol, CA.

      Dearly beloved husband of fifty-eight years of Maria O. Prentiss of Santa Rosa, CA. Loving father of Keith (Jodi) Prentiss of Paso Robles, CA, Ken (Marilyn) Prentiss of Paradise, CA and Karen Prentiss of Orangevale, CA. Cherished grandfather of Ryan Prentiss, Joel Prentiss, Sarah Prentiss, Dillen Prentiss and Kate Prentiss.

      A native of San Francisco, California, age 83 years. Theron is a veteran of World War II, serving as First Sergeant in Patton's Army in Germany and France. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley Class of 1949, earning a bachelors degree. Employed by Safeway Stores, Inc, for over thirty-seven years, Theron retired as District Manager. He was a member of St. Eugene's Cathedral and was known for his avid dedication as a volunteer within the church as well as at London House and Harvest for the Hungry Garden in Santa Rosa. Golfing was a thoroughly enjoyed pastime.

      Family and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Mass at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, April 7, 2008 at the Cathedral of St. Eugene, corner of Farmer's Lane and Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa, CA. Private inurnment, Santa Rosa Memorial Park. As an expression of sympathy, memorial contributions are preferred to the American Parkinson's Disease Research Association, 1250 Hylan Blvd. Ste. 4B, Staten Island, NY 10305. Arrangements entrusted to: LAFFERTY & SMITH COLONIAL CHAPEL, Directors (707)539-2921

    He m. Maria O. Children of Theron and Maria:

    1. Keith Prentiss. He m. Jodi. and in 2008 lived in Paso Robles, CA.
    2. Ken Prentiss. He m. Marilyn and in 2008 lived in Prentiss of Paradise, CA.
    3. Karen Prentiss. In 2008 she lived in Orangevale, CA.

    221.4 Peter Doremus Prentiss, b. c. 1939 and d. 3 Aug 2003 in Folsom, Sacramento Co., CA. His obituary calls him a resident of Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA. A graduate of Berkeley High School and the University of Pacitic. He was a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Seulchre. Funeral at Green Valley Mortuary, Cameron Park, El Dorado Co., and interment in Green Valley, Cemetery.

    Peter m. Pamela. Children:

    1. Christopher Prentiss.
    2. Laura Prentiss.

    Also living with the family is Elsie Prentice, called his mother. However, in #2, above, we show his mother as Helen McNealy. Perhaps Elsie is a step-mother.

    222. Corinna Aldrich Prentiss, b. 25 Mar 1805, dau. of Hon. John and Diantha. Corinna resided, 1882, in Cambridge, MA.

    She m. Hon. Thomas Hopkinson on 1 Nov 1836. He was a lawyer, representative from Lowell, MA to the MA Legislature, 1844; senator to same, 1846; judge of the MA Ct. of Common Pleas, 1848; president of the Boston and Worcester RR until his death on 17 Nov 1856. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	Francis "Frank" Curtis Hopkinson, b. 1838; d. in NC 1863,
	member of MA 44th Regt. Volunteers.
ii.	John Hopkinson, b. 1840; m. Mary E. Watson of NY, 1865. 
	Children:
	1.	Leslie White Hopkinson, b. 1866.
	2.	Charles Sydney Hopkinson, b. 1869.
	3.	Frances Stone Hopkinson, b. 1871.
	4.	Christina Hopkinson, b. 1873.
iii.	Ellen Christina Hopkinson, b. 1843; m. Hersey B. Goodwin, 1871, merchant, 
	Boston.  Children:
	1.	Aurelia M. Goodwin, b. 1872.
	2.	Elliot H. Goodwin, b. 1874
iv.	Grace Mellen Hopkinson, b. 1846; m. Charles W. Eliot in
	1877, president of Harvard University.

    223. John William Prentiss, b. 1806, son of Hon. John and Diantha. John succeeded his father in the printing and publishing business in Keene, NH and d. Aug. 1863.

    He m. Elinor/Eleanor May (b. c. 1830) on 28 May 1851, dau. of George May, Esq., of Evesham, England. Children:

    1. William Herbert Prentiss, b. 22 Mar 1853, NH. He m. Mary A. (b. Jan 1862, MA). Children (per 1900 & 1920 Keene census):
      1. Mary E. Prentiss, b. Dec 1893, NH
      2. John W. Prentiss, b. Jan 1898, NH. Not in 1920 census. He appears in the 1930 Keene, NH census with his wife, Grace, b. c. 1904, NH, and son:
        1. William H. Prentiss, b. c. 1929, NH.

    2. Fanny May, b. 8 Dec 1857 (NH IGI); d. 1858.
    3. John Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1861. Not in 1880 census.

    224. Mary Hart Prentiss, b. 26 Jan 1807 in Paris, ME, and d. 18 Feb 1878, age 71 of heart disease in Buckfield, ME. Bur. in North Paris, ME. She was a school teacher and writer. Mary was noted for her literary taste and genius, and was a good poet with beautiful penmanship. She left many products of her pen under the signature of "Oithone."

    She m. Whitney Cummings of West Sumner, ME on 27 Mar 1833, Ge was b, 18 Dec 1808 in Sumner, ME, and d. 4 Mar 1881 in Buckfield, ME. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Mary and Whitney were:

    1. Isabelle Cummings, b. 15 Apr 1834; m. Joseph Ingram 10 Nov 1852, apothecary of Bangor, b. in Augusta, ME; he d. Apr 1873. Children:
      1. Pauline Ingram, b. 31 Jan 1862.
      2. Mary Prentiss Ingram, b. 20 Jan 1868. She m. Albert Bass Davies and had:
        1. Paulina/Pauline Bass Davies, b. 2 Aug 1899.

    2. Prentiss Cummings, b. 10 Sep 1840, Sumner, ME. He m. Annie D. Snow on 25 Feb 1880 in Boston. Attorney. Asst. U. S. Atty for MA Dist., 1874-1880; member of the MA Cincinnati Society. <

    3. Mellen Cummings, b. 27 Sep 1847 and d. 23 Mar 1855.

    225. Hon. Henry E. Prentiss, son of Henry and Mary. Henry was educated at West Point, graduating 4th in his class in 1831. Asst. teacher of math there for two years, he then received a commission in the Army and was sent with troops to Fort Morgan, AL. He concluded to study law, and resigned in 1835.

    In 1836 he was a law partner with Israel Washburn (later Governor of ME) in Orono. In 1839 he was captain of engineers to settle the northeastern boundary of the so-called "Aroostook War." He returned to Bangor in 1839 and practiced law several years until the land and lumber trade gradually drew him out of the practice of law.

    He was a man of few personal wants, of untiring energy and strength. His military education and knowledge of topographical engineering enable him to be his own surveyor rand explorer, traveling the wilds of ME with a pack on his back, climbing tall trees to get a better survey of the timber lands, often by himself, saying it was better to be alone with God in the forest than to have his mind loaded with other men's quarrels in the law.

    Henry joined a temperance association at the age of eighteen to which he strictly adhered. He was frugal and liberal, bond of books. He gave three public libraries to towns where he owned land, and one to his native place, and in his Will a handsome donation to the principal library in Bangor, and his own library to his wife.

    Simple and temperate in his habits, he delighted to do good to others. Keeping a silent watch over his children, leading them by his example.

    Political life was not to his taste, though he liked voluntary honor. From 1857-9 he represented the city in the Legislature. In 1870-1 he was mayor of Bangor; in both cases chosen for his well-known temperance principles.

    Henry died suddenly of heart disease on 1 Jul 1873. He left legacies to each of his nieces, charging his estate with the interest on them till his estate should be divided, in 1890.

    Henry m. Abigail Adams Rawson (Edw.-1, Wm.-2, David-3, Ebenezer-4; Samuel-6) on 30 Sep 1836; she was b. 5 Feb 1811 at Paris, ME. Abigail was the dau. of Capt. Samuel Rawson (who was. b. 4 Sep 1771 in Sutton, MA and who m. Polly Freeland of Sutton in May 1802 and who was b. 17 Sep 1778, dau. of Dr. James F. May of Sutton. For more on the Rawsons, see the "Rawson Family Genealogy" and Ancestry.com . Children: 

    i.	John Hart Prentiss, b. 26 Nov 1837; d. 3 Jul 1859;
	educated at Union College, NY; studied medicine in Brunswick, ME and
	at the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA in 1859.  Was
	assistant physician in the hospital for the insane at Augusta, ME where
	he died 3 Jul 1859, age 21, of typhoid fever contracted there. 
	Unmarried.

ii.	Henry Mellen Prentiss, b. 20 Jul 1840, Bangor;
	graduated Harvard College, settled in Bangor in his father's business;
	m. Julia A. Dwinel on 30 Nov 1865, dau. of Calvin Dwinel.  Children:
	1.	Elsie Prentiss, b. 21 Nov 1869.
	2.	Henry Prentiss, b. 18 Aug 1872.  He m. Leslie
		B. and had:
		a.	Helen Prentiss, b. c. 1906 (per 1920
			Bangor census).

iii.	Abbie Rawson Prentiss, b. 25 Jun 1842; m. George
	Frederick Godfrey on 19 Mar 1868, son of Hon. Judge John E. Godfrey
	and b. 23 Oct 1810.  Lumber merchant and living in Bangor in 1882 at
	the "Cliff Cottage."  He published an illustrated history of Bangor, the
	pictures drawn by himself.   Abbie was traveling in Europe in the
	Bavarian Alps for her health in 1874.  Children:
	1.	Henry Prentiss Godfrey, b. 8 Nov 1869.
	2.	Angela Godfrey, b. 9 Oct 1871.
	3.	George Herbert Godfrey, b. 21 Jan 1876.
	4.	Edward Rawson Godfrey, b. 27 Dec 1877

iv.	Mary Freedland Prentiss, b. 1 Sep 1846, Bangor; m.
	James Murray Kay, a native of Glasgow, Scotland on 15 Oct 1879  at
	the Unitarian Church in Bangor.  He was b. Mar 1840, a prominent
	gentleman of the Province of New Brunswick.  Children of 
	Mary Freedland Prentiss and James:
	1.	Winifred Prentiss Kay, b. 21 Aug 1880.
	2.	Jean Katherine Murray Kay, b. 8 Aug 1882.

	James Murray Kayage, at the age of 20, went to London 
	where he lived and was connected
	with a prominent banking house.  About 1875 he moved to New
	Brunswick, Canada, as the agent of the English bondholders of the
	New Brunswick portion, later consolidated as the European and
	North American Railway Company, and after the reorganization of
	that part of the line as the St. John and Maine Railway.  He resided
	in St. John as the trustee and manager.  During that period he was
	often in Bangor, ME where he met his future wife.  
	Additional information about him may be found at pg.
	140 in Binney's 1883 edition of this work.

v.	Samuel Rawson Prentiss, b. 26 Aug 1849;
	graduated Harvard Law School; was a partner of his brother, Henry
	M. Prentiss, in Bangor, ME and was in the land and lumber
	business in Bangor, and in 1882 in the timber land business in
	Oakland, California.  Living in Bangor, Penobscot, ME in 1920
	census.  He m. Maria Louisa Wing on 3 Nov 1874, dau. of 
	Aaron H. Wing of Bangor, ME.  Children:
	1.	John Wing Prentiss, b. 15 Aug 1875.  He
		appears in the 1920 NY, NY census with his wife, Marie Kay, b. c.
		1879, Canada, dau. of James Murray Kay and Marie Gordon MacArthur.
	2.	Margaret M. Prentiss, b. Jun 1884, CA (per
		1900 Bangor, ME census)

    226. Julia Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1815 in Paris, Oxford Co., ME. She was the dau. of Henry and Mary Prentiss. An Ancestor Chart for can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Julia m. Elbridge Forbes of Paris, ME on 22 Jun 1840. He was b. 5 Jul 1812 in Paris, Oxford Co., ME. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Children of Julia and Elbridge:

    1. Lucelia Catherine Forbes, b. 20 Sep 1840 and d. 1924. She m. Henry Franklin Morton on 22 Sep 1861. He was b. 5 Dec 1839 and d. 1900. He was the son of William Sytrout Morton and Prudence Sawin Bates. Children:
      1. William Prentiss Morton b: 24 Jun 1862
      2. Julia Prudence Morton b: 1 Mar 1866
      3. Walter Elbridge Morton b: 5 Jun 1867
      4. George Randall Morton b: 17 Aug 1868
      5. Henry Alden Morton b: 2 Jun 1876
      6. Clarence Garfield Morton b: 2 Aug 1881

    2. George Edwin Forbes, b. 3 Nov 1845; lived in New Gloucester, ME. He m. 1st Rose Hosmer and had a dau., Georgella Forbes. He m. 2nd Eliza Chandler. He m. 3rd Agnes Chandler and had Murray Forbes and Lillian Forbes.

    3. Clara Adelia Forbes, b. 17 Jul 1847; m. Dr. Alden E. Bessey and lived in Sydney, near Augusta, ME. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Merton Bessey
      2. Lenora Bessey
      3. Earl Bessey

    4. Henry Prentiss Forbes, b. 4 Jul 1849, professor of Bible history in the Canton, NY Theological Seminary. He m. Harriet "Hattie" E. Wood of VT on 12 Sep 1876. Children per Ancestry.com:
      1. Harry W. Forbes, b. 17 Mar 1880, MA. He m. Ruth Whitney who was b. c. 1885. 1910 census in Bronx, NYC, NY. 1920 and 1930 census in Ridgewood, Bergen Co., NJ. He may be the Henry W. Forbes shown in the SSDI as b. 29 Aug 1915, obtained his SS# inNJ, and d. 7 Jun 1994, Nantucket, Nantucket Co., MA. Children:
        1. Elizabeth W. Forbes, b. c. 1912. At home in 1920 and 1930 census.
        2. Henry W. Forbes, b. c. 1915. At home in 1920 and 1930 census.
        3. Guilford W. Forbes, b. c. 1923. At home in 1930 census.
      2. Leila Gay Forbes, b. 23 Aug 1887. She m. Austin Clark in 1933.
      3. Ruth Dorothea Forbes, b. 11 Sep 1889.
      4. Portia Standish Forbes, b. 31 Jan 1892 and d. 15 Dec 1926.
      5. Phyllis Katherine Forbes, b. 31 Jan 1892, obtained her SS# in NY, and d. Jan 1987, Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co., NY per SSDI. She m. Albert Clark and had a son.

    5. Mary Hart Forbes, b. 4 Jul 1849. She m. George B. Crockett. He was b. 24 Mar 1847, Paris Hill, Oxford Co., ME. He had the firm of Morton and Crockett, Paris Manufacturing Company, doing an extensive business in children's sleds and carriages, supplying New England, the Western States (including California). When their well water for steam gave out in winter they filled the well with snow and ice, letting on steam to melt it. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Mabel A. Crockett b: 18 Dec 1871 in Paris Hill, Oxford Co., ME
      2. Prentiss F. Crockett b: 17 Apr 1873 in Paris Hill, Oxford Co., ME
      3. Ernest Prentiss Crockett b: 15 Oct 1875 in Paris Hill, Oxford Co., ME
      4. Lucelia E. Crockett b: 3 Nov 1879 in Paris Hill, Oxford Co., ME
      5. Leon E. Crockett b: 3 Nov 1879 in Paris Hill, Oxford Co., ME

    6. Emma Julia Forbes, b. 10 May 1850, Paris, ME, and d. Aug 1875, Knobnoster, MO. She m. Elisha Bisbee Taylor in 1868, Paris, ME. He was b. 1846, Yarmouth, ME. Children:
      1. Maud Libby Taylor 1868 ñ 1899
      2. Margaret S Taylor 1875 ñ 1954
      3. Una Prentiss Taylor ñ
      4. Mary Hart Taylor ñ

    227. William Prentiss (son of Capt. William and Abigail) was b. 5 Aug 1807, Portland, ME, and d. 7 Dec 1867. William was a merchant in NY, "much respected for his high sense of honor and his unswerving integrity."

    He m. Angelina G. Hunt on 12 Sep 1835. She was b. 24 Jan 1810, Gorham, Cumberland Co., ME and d. 23 Aug 1885. She was the eldest dau. of Capt. Daniel Hunt and Angelina Griffin/Griffing of Gorham, ME (per IGI). Angelina Griffin/Griffing was the dau. of Moses Griffing, b. 1750, and Sarah Stillwell, b. 13 Nov 1753. Ancestor Charts for Moses Griffing can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Children of William and Angelina Prentiss:

    1. Caroline Prentiss, b. 5 Aug 1835; m. Edward Clarke of Portland, ME on 1 Oct 1863; resided, 1878, Brooklyn, NY. She d. 29 Mar 1882. No children.
    2. William DeForest Prentiss, b. 27 Sep 1836. He m. Kate L. Lamb of NY and in 1878 l ived in Brooklyn, NY. He later appears in the 1880 Brooklyn census as a Stock Broker with his wife, Kate L., b. c. 1839, NY. Children:
      1. Violetta Prentiss, b. c. 1863, NY
      2. Frank D. L. Prentiss, b. c. 1865, NY. He appears in the 1920 census in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, with his wife, Consance, b. c. 1871, and daughter:
        1. Marie L. Prentiss, b. c. 1899.
      3. Grace L.Prentiss, b. c. 1869, NY.
    3. Augusta Prentiss, b. 1837, New York City. She m Rev. Joseph L. Tucker (per Grant Prentice, 3 Mar 1997) of Mississippi. They resided at Jackson, MS and had three children:
      1. Edward Tucker. (per Grant Prentice, 3 Mar 1997)
      2. Louis Tucker.
      3. Prentiss Tucker.
    4. Angelina "Lina" Prentiss, b. 1838 NY and d. in Georgia, age 10.
    5. Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 1839, New York. She m. William W. Walsh of Brooklyn, NY and resided there. Children:
      1. Lina Walsh.
      2. George Walsh.
      3. William Walsh.
      4. Caroline Walsh.
      5. Eva Walsh.
    6. Anna Prentiss, b. 1842, NY. She m. Capt. Cyrus E. Staples of Brooklyn, NY. Both were at sea in 1878. No children.
    7. George Hunt Prentiss, b. 14 Nov 1845. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [227a]
    8. Jane Prentiss, b. c. 1845, NY (per Ancestry.com)
    9. Daniel Prentiss, b. c. 1847, NY (per Ancestry.com). Not in 1860, 1870 or 1880 census.
    10. Jesse Prentiss (son), b. c. 1849-50, NY, per 1850 census.. Not in 1860, 1870 or 1880 census.
    11. Henry Prentiss, b. 1849, NY (per Ancestry.com)
    12. Eva Prentiss, b. c. 1851, NY (per Ancestry.com)

    227a. George Hunt Prentiss, b. 14 Nov 1845, New York City and d. 1917 in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. Bur. in Greenwood Cem., Brooklyn. George was a respected Wall Street stockbroker. Owned 108 Pierpont Street in Brooklyn Heights, which he remodeled extensively.

    He m. Caroline Morgan Edwards on 11 Apr 1872 in Brooklyn, dau. of Sylvester Judd Edwards and Caroline Phelps. She was b. 14 Jun 1852, NYC and d. 27 Mar 1917 in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. She is bur. in Greenwood Cem., Brooklyn, NY in the Prentiss Family plot on Amarylis Walk.Children (per Janet Campbell, E-mail, 4 Jul 2000 and Bill Sundstrom, email, 23 Oct 2005):

    1. Russell Edwards Prentiss, b. 25 Apr 1874 and d. 27 Apr 1953. Russell Edwards Prentiss was also a stockbroker, in his father's firm. He m. 1st on Dec. 1, 1897 Mary Adella Carman, b. Dec. 23, 1876, dau. of Augustus and Joanna (Wycoff) Carman of Brooklyn, NY. They are 45 and 43 respectively and probably did not have any children as none are shown. Russell and his wife later appear in the 1930 and 1940 Manhattan, New York Co., NY census, again with no children shown. He m. 2nd Louise Barnett. No children.

    2. Marjorie Lewis Prentiss, b. 3 Aug 1882 in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY and d. 17 May 1967 in Cherry Valley, Otsego Co., NY. Buried Cherry Valley Cemetery. Education: 1903, Vassar College. Marjorie m. Dudley Dakin Campbell on 28 Oct, 1917 in Albany, NY. He was b. 7 Jul 1885 in Cherry Valley and d. 15 Jul 1968 in Schenectady, Schenectady Co., NY. He was the son of Franklin Gorin Campbell and Louise Dakin of Cherry Valley, New York. Dudley is also a descendant of the immigrant, Henry Prentice. Children:

      1. George Prentiss Campbell. . . . . . . [227b]
      2. Dudley Dakin Campbell, Jr. . . . . . . . . [227c]

    227b. George Prentiss Campbell, b. 22 Mar 1920, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY and d. 21 Aug 2002, Brooklyn..

    He m. Janet Burns Appleton on 8 ov 1948 in St. Patrick's Cathedral, NYC. She was b. 25 Aug. 1923 in Brooklyn, NY, and d. 26 Sep 1979, Brooklyn. She was the dau of Ruel Ross Appleton, Jr. and Janet (Burns) Appleton, granddaughter of Ruel Ross Appleton, Sr. and Mary Shaumberg of Brooklyn, NY and Edward Burns and Annie Early of Brooklyn, NY). Both George and Janet are bur. in Cherry Valley Cem., Cherry Valley, Otsego Co., NY. Children: 

    1.	Janet Burns Campbell, b. 1953, Brooklyn NY.
2.	Bruce Dakin Campbell, b. 1955, Brooklyn, NY.  He m. (1) Robin Patterson    
	(2) Jacqueline Bideman.  Children: by first wife:
	i.	Rebecca Burns Campbell
	ii.	Alexis Campbell
3.	David Ross Campbell, b. 1958 in Brooklyn, NY.  He m. Maria Inga in Brooklyn, NY.  
	Children:
	i.	Sean Ross Campbell
	ii.	Brian Nicholas Campbell
	iii.	Heather Hale Campbell.  She m. John Kotter.
	iv.	Christopher Dakin Campbell.  He m. (1) Barbara (2) Eloise.  
		Children by Barbara:
		a.  Dakin Campbell.
		Children by Eloise:
		b.	Samuel Campbell.
		c.	Benjamin Campbell.
	10:17 AM 1/2/2006230v.	Caroline Prentiss Campbell.  She m. Tom Rodgers.  Children:
		a.	Alison Heather Rodgers
                   	b.	Catherine Rose Rodgers
	vi.	Jennifer Wickham Campbell.  She m. Steven Romance

    227c. Dudley Dakin Campbell, Jr., b. 19 Jan 1924. He m. Rosalind Kinsman Hale in Brooklyn, NY, 1948. Children: 

    1.	Heather Hale Campbell
2.	Christopher Dudley Campbell
3.	Caroline Prentiss Campbell
4.	Jennifer Wickham Campbell

    228. Sargent Smith Prentiss, b. 30 Sep 1808, son of Capt.William and Abigail; d. 1 Jul 1850, Natchez, Mississippi, age 41.

      A fever in infancy caused his right leg to be lame and feeble during life. As an adult he described as small in stature, limping in gait, a chest, neck and shoulders that were uncommonly full, erect and well developed. He had a high, intellectual forehead and his features, taken together, were distinguished for manly beauty and marked by an expression of unmistakable kindness and benevolence.

      His voice was of remarkable sweetness and flexibility. His eyes were deep and penetrating and he had a most retentive memory, endowed with varied knowledge by extensive reading. His was called unrivaled in power of oratory, frank in though, speech and manner, patient and forbearing in temper, powerfully governed by the affections, and with unbounded generosity of disposition.

      His convivial habits were well known to his contemporaries, but they never caused him to neglect any important business the had on hand. He was always himself at the bar or on the stump. No man was ever more beloved by his intimate friends, and most worthy was he of their affection. No one can describe the charms of his conversation in moments of relaxation and social intercourse. The effect of his eloquence lived on in the memory of those who enjoyed the rare happiness of hearing him.

      He was a lawyer and was elected to the Mississippi Legislature in 1836 and in 1837 was selected by the Governor to serve as a representative to Congress pending election of a permanent member. At the next election, he was returned to Congress by an immense majority. At the close of his term in 1838 he did not run for re-election.

    He married Mary Jane Williams of Natchez on 3 Mar 1842. Her mother was a Percy and connected with the English Percys and with the Cadwallader and Sargent families of Philadelphia, PA and Natchez. Children:

    1. Jane Percy Prentiss, b. 14 Apr 1843, Natchez, Adams Co., MS, and d. 4 May 1902, New Orleans, LA. Living with brother, Sargent, in New Orleans, 1880 & sister, Eunice 1900.
    2. George Lewis Prentiss, b. 22 Sep 1844, Natvchez, Adams Co., MS; d. 7 Dec 1862, age 18, Tullahoma, TN. He served in the Confederate Army and fought at Shiloh. His unit fought most of the battles in which this author's great-grandfather, Joseph Rollin Prentice (a descendant of Valentine Prentice), fought while serving in the Union Army in the U.S. 18th Infantry from Indiana. George died in battle.
    3. Seargent Smith Prentiss Jr., b. 5 Jan 1847, born at sea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [285]
    4. Eunice "Una" McIntosh Prentiss, b. 21 Oct. 1848, Natchez, Adams Co., MS, and d. 3 Dec 1901 in Natchez. Living with brother, Seargent, in New Orleans, 1880 and sister, Jane in 1900.

    229. Samuel Prentice: Samuel, b. 29 Apr 1811 and probably in Portland, ME, is the son of Capt. William Prentice and Abigail. A farmer, he lived in Valle, Jefferson Co., ME in the 1870 census and in southern Missouri in the 1880s (per Binney) and d. 16 Jan 1891 and is buried in the DeSoto, Jefferson Co., MO cemetery (per Patty Frazer).

    He married Sarah Maness June 15 1854 in DeSoto, Jefferson Co., MO., b. c. 1832 in Hawkins Co., TN and d. c. 1877 in DeSoto, Jefferson Co., MO. She was the dau. of Elisha Maness and Susannah Stout. Children:

    1. Lewis (Louis) Prentiss, b. 6 December 1849. . . . . . . . . . . [229.1]
    2. Samuel Stearns Prentiss, b. Aug. 1854. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [229.2]
    3. Abigail/Abbie/Abby Louise Prentiss, b. 15 August 1863. . . [229.3]
    4. Anna May (or Mary) Prentiss, b. May 06, 1864 . . . . . . . . .[229.4]
    5. Janet Prentiss, b. Unknown, ?; d. Unknown, ?.
    6. George Prentiss b. c. 1867 in DeSoto, Jefferson, MO, and d. 17 Dec 1884 at the age of about 18 of "fits" and is buried in the DeSoto Graveyard.
    7. Minna/Janet Prentiss, b. 27 Jan 1869 in DeSoto, Jefferson, MO and died 21 Aug 1958, at which time she was living in Cuernauvaca, Mexico while recovering "from a nervous breakdown," but planning on to leave by boat to New York "in two or three days...on business" according to a letter in 1933 or 1934 to her brother, Lewis who was then 84. It is not known if she later returned to Mexico. Her letter related she was "engaged several times" but did not marry, and that she was then working as a "companion and librarian, writing a little and in a shop."

    229.1. Lewis (Louis) Prentiss, b. 6 December 1849 and d. 17 Apr 1936, Seattle, King Co., WA(per death cert.) in MO. In the 1870 census he "works on Railroad." In 1900 census in Chillicothe, Livingston Co., MO. In 1910 census in Oklahoma City, OK. His family moved to Seattle, King Co., WA in 1911 where was a contractor and builder; they apparently lived there continuously until his death 1936 at the age of 86.

    He m. Jessie Gertrude Campbell on 1 Oct 1871 in Jefferson, MO. She was born 6 Dec 1853 in St. Louis, MO and d. 21 Sep 1931 at the age of 77. She was the daughter of William Campbell of Scotland.

    229.2. Samuel Stearns Prentiss, b. 6 Aug. 1854 or 1855, DeSoto, Jefferson, MO, and d. 9 Jul 1930, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. He was a carpenter in DeSoto, appeared there in the 1900 census, and in St. Louis in the 1910 & 1920 census.

    He m. Lucy Jane Thompson on 28 Dec 1877 in DeSoto, Jefferson, MO. Lucy was born 1857 & d. 1930. She was the dau. of William Thompson of England and Elizabeth ? of Indian Territory. (per Patricia Frazer, 25 Sep 1998) Children:

    1. Harry Sargent Prentiss, b. 5 Nov 1877 in DeSoto, Jefferson Co., MO, and d. 6 Feb 1968 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. The 1900 and 1910 Macon Co., MO census says he m. Gertrude, b Apr 1880 in MO. Children:
      1. Paul Prentiss, b. Sep 1899, MO.

      Harry m., apparently second, Edith E. Garside of Patterson, NJ on 26 Dec 1904. Dau. of John Garside and Sarah C. Taylor. Living in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO in the 1920 census. She was b. 20 Jan 1883, Paterson, Passaic Co., NJ, and d. 23 Mar 1967, Kansas City, MO.(per Patricia Fracer, 25 Sep 1998). Children:

      1. Naomi Katherine Prentiss, b. 6 Apr 1907. May not have married; headstone has maiden name, Prentiss and shows d. 1985.

    2. Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Prentiss, , b. Dec. 27, 1881 in DeSoto, Jefferson Co., MO, and d. 28 Feb 1957, Kansas City, Jefferson Co. MO. She m. 1st James Carter Homan on 3 Apr 1901, DeSoto. He was b. 1878, perhaps in DeSoto and d. 1910, probably in DeSoto. Children:
      1. Violet Homan, b. 29 Dec 1902 & d. 15 Mar 1994. She m. 1st Flack & d. Apr 1930. She m. 2nd James Hunter 15 Oct 1941. He was b. Nov 1896 & d. 15 Sep 1957. She m. 3rd. James Walker 27 Nov 1959. He was b. 2 Aug 1894.

      Mary m., 2nd, Robert Phillips in Jul 1926. He d. Apr 1934, probably in Kansas City, MO.

    3. Edward Prentiss, b. 1 Apr 1886, DeSoto, Jefferson Co., MO and d. 6 mos. later on 10 Oct 1886, DeSoto.

    229.3. Abigail/Abbie/Abby Louise Prentiss, b. 15 August 1863 (or 15 Aug 1859) in DeSoto, Jefferson, MO, d. 10 May 1951, University City, St. Louis, MO, and d. . She m., first, Thomas Edward Cox on 23 Dec 1885 in DeSoto. He was b. 1856, OH, and d. 6 Apr 1897, DeSoto. The minister officiating at the wedding was John C. Downer. Called "Edward," he was the son of Thomas E. Cox and was b. in OH and d. c. 1894 in DeSoto. Children: 

    1.	Edward Samuel Cox, b. Oct. 12, 1886 in DeSoto, MO; d. Dec. 25, 1941, St. Louis, 
	MO.  He m. Catherine B. Tillewein in 1908, dau. of Edward & Barbara (Grupp) Tillewein. 
	 She was b. 18 Jul 1890 & d. 26 Nov 1938.  He worked for the Missouri 
	Pacific RR as and later as Chief Yard Clerk until his death.  Children:
	(i)	Bernice Cox, b. 21 Mar 1910, St. Louis, MO & d. c. 1987, St. Louis, MO.  
		She m. 1st. Charles Connely in St. Louis, MO.   He was b. 22 Oct 1904 & 
		was living in CA in 1998, age 94.  They divorced in Mar 1942.  Children:
		(1)	Kathleen Connely, b. 11 Sep 1935, St. Louis & m. Donald May 31 Mar 
			1953.  He was b. 13 Sep 1935.  Children:
			(a)	Donna Kay May, b. 24 Jan 1954 & m. David Dodgion 
				20 Oct 1975.
				He was b. 15 Aug 1954.  Children:
				(1) Matthew Dodgion, b. 12 Dec 1977.
				(2) Christopher Dodgion, b. 9 Aug 1979.
			(b)	Janice Terry May, b. 2 Jun 1955 & m. David 
				Wagner 18 Feb 1978.  He was b. 15 Dec 1951.  
				Children:
				(1) Brendon Wagner, b. 10 May 1980.
			(c) 	Donald William May, b. 28 Jul 1956.
			(d) 	Diane Kathleen May, b. 21 Nov 1957 & m. 
				Harry Kessler 27 Aug 1976.  He was b. 11 Oct 1956.  
				Children:
				(1) Eric K. Kessler, b. 6 Oct 1977.
			(e) 	Kenneth May, b. 31 Jan 1966.
			(f)	Charles May, b. 29 Jan 1971.

		Bernice m. 2nd Herb Pelham on 5 Sep 1942, St. Louis, MO.  He was 
		b. 31 Dec 1911 and d. 29 Jan 197? in a car accident in St. Louis, MO.

	(ii)	George Edward Cox Sr., b. 3 Jan 1912, St. Louis, MO and d. 8 May 1954, 
		St. Louis, MO.  He m. Mary Cecilia St. Onge 24 Oct 1934 in St. Louis.  
		She was the dau. of Charles St. Onge and Caroline Frances Paubel.  She 
		was b. 22 Feb 1914, Robertsville, MO & d. 26 Nov 1992 in St. Louis Co., MO.  
		Children, all b. in the city of St. Louis:
		(1)	Edward Samuel Cox, b. 6 Oct 1935 & d. 2 Mar 1938, St. Louis..
		(2)	Carolyn Frances Cox, b. 12 Feb 1937. St. Louis, MO & m. 
			Raymond Henry Jacob Jr., 7 Jan 1955, St. Louis, s/o 
			Raymond Henry Jacob Sr. and Lydia Edity Koeppe.   He was b. 
			12 Jul 1935, St. Louis, & d. 18 Feb 1978,
			 St. Louis.  Children:
			(a)  Patricia Ann Jacob, b. 31 Aug 1955, St. Louis & m., 
				1st, Jeffery Lon Normoyle 3 Sep 1980, W. Palm Beach, 
				FL†s/o Ralph Normoyle & Margaret Johnston.  He was 
				b. 8 May 1952, Rockford, IL.  Children:
				(1) Tracy Nicole Normoyle, b. 28 Aug 1982, Portsmouth, VA.
			Patricia m., 2nd, James Elbert Frazer 16 Nov 1996, St. Louis, 
			MO, s/o Thurlow Hubert Frazer & Fanny Jean Fox.  He was b. 
			8 Mar 1947, Garden City, MI.

		(3)	Theodore Charles Cox, b. 25 Feb 1938, St. Louis, MO & 
			m. Mary Alice Miller 5 Mar 1960, St. Louis, MO.  She was b. 
			28 Aug 1938.  Children:
			(a)	Michelle Kay Cox, b. 6 Jul 1966, St. Louis & d. Mar 1992, 
				Springfield, MO.  She m. Michael Miniea 26 Mar 1992, 
				St. Louis Co., MO.  Children:
				(1) Nicole Marie Miniea, b. 9 Oct 1983, St. Louis, MO.
			(b) 	Nicole Marie Cox (adopted), b. 9 Oct 1983.

		(4)	George Edward Cox, Jr., b. 14 May 1947, St. Louis & m. Karen Elizabeth 
			Wilson, dau. of Fred and Laverne Wilson.  She was b. 3 Jan 1949, St. 
			Louis, MO.  Children:
			(a)  	Brandon Michael Cox, b. 22 Nov 1977, St. Louis.
			(b) 	Elizabeth Erin Cox, b. 21 Jan 1982, St. Louis.

	2.	George Prentiss Cox, Sr., b. Sep. 10, 1888, DeSoto, Jefferson, MO. & d. 
		Oct. 06, 1964, St. Louis, MO.  He m. Edna Blank.  She was b. 28 Aug 1892 & 
		d. 30 Jul 197? in St. Louis.  Children:
		(i)	George P. Cox Jr., b. 24 Apr 1918 & living 1998.  He m. 1st 
			Bea Moore on 10 Dec 1971 in St. Louis.  She was b. 
			11 Nov 1928 and d. 12 Feb 1980, both in St. Louis.  
			George m. 2nd, Marjorie Jean Bales on 8 Nov 1985, St. 
			Louis.  She was b. 8 Mar 1941, St. Louis.  No  children.
    229.4. Anna May (or Mary) Prentiss, b. May 06, 1864, DeSoto, Jefferson, MO & d. April 16, 1953 in St. Louis, MO.

    She m. Edward Bailey Williams on 21 Sep, 1892 in DeSoto. He was b. 1 May 1867 in DeSoto and d. Aug 1944 in St. Louis, MO. He was the son of Albert Williams and Emma Bailey/Thomlinson(?). Children: 

    1.	Mabelle J. Williams, b. 7 Jun 1893, DeSoto & d. 2 Jul 1976.  She m. Charles W. 
	St. Denis on 30 Jun 1917.  He was b. 21 Nov 1888 & d. 17 Jun 1975.  
	Children:
	(i)	Walter Ritchey St. Denis, b. 10 Mar 1918.  He m. Jeanne Henske.  
		Childen:
		(1)	Richard Walter St. Denis, b. 30 Nov 1947.
	Walter m. 2nd Geri Hoffman 29 Dec 1950.  She was b. 28 Jul 1926, 
	possibly Jacksonville, FL.  Children:
		(2)	Claudia St. Denis, b. 15 Sep 1951.
		(3) 	Dale St. Denis, b. 5 Nov 1954.
		(4)	Michael St. Denis, b. 16 Jul 1959.
		(5)	Donald St. Denis, b. 12 Jul 1962.
	(ii) 	Jane St. Denis, b. 21 Apr 1919.  She m. Carl E. Grable 
		23 Jan 1943.  Children:
		(1)	Denis Carl Grable, b. 14 Oct 1950; m. JoAnn Johnson 
			1 Oct 1972.  She was b. 6 Nov 1943.
		(2)	Linda Jane Grable, b. 2 Oct 1956; m. Gary Einar Friaulx 
			20 Jun 1979.  He was b. 20 Jun 1979.
	(iii)	Betty Jean St. Denis, b. 15 Sep 1924.  She m. Dale Kirchhoff 
		18 Jun 1948. He was b. 25 Jul 1925.  Divorced.  Children:
		(1)	Marc Kirchhoff, b. 30 Dec 1954.
		(2)	Kevin Kirchhoff, b. 18 Dec 1957.
	(iv)	Ruth Ann St. Denis, b. 26 Jan 1929 & m. Earl Honer 6 Aug 1954.  
		He was b. 19 Aug 1928.  Children:
		(1)	Keith Roy Honer, b. 8 May 1960.
	(v)	Robert Edward St Denis, b. 26 Jan 1929 & m. Sandra Elizabeth Frey 
		5 Oct 1962.  She was b. Dec 1937.  Children:
		(1)	Brian St. Denis, b. 12 Aug 1966.
		(2)	Gregory St. Denis, b. 30 Aug 1968.
		(3)	Shannon St. Denis, b. 1 Jun 1970.
		(4)	Steven St. Denis, b. 2 Mar 1976.

2.	Ritchey Prentiss Williams, b. March 04, 1896, d. March 30, 1979 & m. Hortense 
	Stunkel, June 30, 1923.  She was b. 9 Feb 1896 and d. 17 Aug 1978.  Children:
	(i)	Edward Williams., living in 1998.
	(ii)	Ritchey W. Williams Jr., with FBI in 1998.

3.	Horace Bailey Williams, b. October 13, 1897 & d. July 1947.  Did not marry.

    230. Rev. George Lewis Prentiss, D.D., b, 12 May 1816, Gorham, ME, and d. 18 Mar 1903, New York City, NY. He was the son of Capt.William and Abigail. Living with son, George Jr., in 1900 New York City, NY census, age 84.

    George Studied at Gorham Academy under Rev. Reuben Nason. Was a graduate of Bowdoin College in 1835.

    In 1836 he was asst. to Rev. Amos Brown in the Gorham Academy. He went abroad in 1839, studying theology at the universities of Halle and Berlin; spent the winter of 1841-2 in Italy; visited Switzerland, France and England; returned home in the Fall of 1842.

    He was licensed to preach in 1844 and in April, 1848, was settled over the South Trinitarian Church, New Bedford, MA. In April, 1851 he was pastor of Mercer Street Presb. Church in NY City, resigning in 1858 for health reasons.

    After traveling abroad for two years, he gathered a new congregation on Murray Hill (Church of the Covenant) and was installed as its pastor in 1862, resigning in 1873 to accept a call to the McAlpine and Skinner professorship of pastoral theology, church polity, and mission in the Union Theological Seminary in NY which continued to 1883. During his tenure, he published a number of important and influential articles.

    He m. Elizabeth Payson on 16 Apr 1845 in Portland, Cumberland Co., ME. She was the youngest daughter of Rev. Edward Payson, D.D., of Portland, ME. Elizabeth Payson was born in Portland, ME on 26 Oct 1818 and d. 13 Aug 1878, Dorset, VT. She was known far and wide for her popular writings which were widely published and several hundred thousand sold. She died at Dorset, VT where they had built a house and passed ten happy summers. Children:

    1. Anna Louisa Prentiss, b. 4 Dec 1846, New Bedford, MA and d. before 1935. She m. Douglass Henry on 13 Mar 1879.
    2. Edward Payson Prentiss, b. 22 Oct 1848, New Bedford; d. 16 Jan 1852, NJ.
    3. Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 17 Apr 1852, NY; d. 19 May 1852, NY, NY.
    4. Mary "Minnie" Williams Prentiss. We have conflicting birth information for Mary: 1 source says she was b. 23 Jul 1854, NY, NY, but her VT Death Record says she was b. 23 Jul 1844 in ME. Her death record shows she d. 24 Jul 1921, Bennington, VT, at the Putnam Mem. Hospital. Single at death. At home in 1880 census in New York City.
    5. George Lewis Prentiss, b. 18 Aug 1857, NY and d. before 1935. Unmarried and living with father, George Sr., in 1900 New York City, NY census. That census records shows his birth date as Mar 1860 and that he was then 40 years of age.
    6. Henry Smith Prentiss, b. 6 Jul 1859 near Vevay, Switzerland and d. before 1932. 1880 census living with parents in New York City. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. He m. Eliza Roberts who was b. 10 Mar 1862, NY City, and was a widow when she d. 17 Jul 1932, age 70, in Elizabeth, NJ, where she had been living at 554 Westminster Avenue. She was the dau. of John C. Roberts (b. England) and Ann Eliza Roafe (b. England) per Vermont Death Records . According to a 1933-4 letter by a niece, Minna Janet Prentiss, all his children were then deceased, there were granddaughters, but no grandsons. Their children included:
      1. Charlotte R. Prentiss, b. c. 1890, NJ. 1930 at home in Elizaeth, Union Co., NJ, with her widowed mother.
      2. Elizabeth Payson Prentiss, b. c. 1894, Elizabeth, Union Co., NJ. She may be the "Mary P. Prentiss" shown at home in the 1900 census in Elizabeth, Union Co., NJ. She m. Harry Whiting Brigham on 11 Aug 1913 in Arlington, Bennington Co., VT, and was then living at 238 Williamson St., Elizabeth, NJ. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.

    231. Anna Smith Prentiss, b. 21 Feb 1818 in Gorham, Cumberland Co., ME and d. 2 Jan 1869 in Newark, Essex Co., NJ. She was the dau. of Capt. William and Abigail,.

    She m. Rev. Jonathan French. Stearns, D.D. of Newburyport, MA on 15 Nov 1843 in Newburyport, Essex Co., MA. Dr. Stearns lived in Newark, NJ in 1883. Children:

    1. Seargent Prentiss Stearns, b. 20 Nov 1844, Newburyport, MA. Lawyer and U. S. consul-general at Montreal. He m. Margaret Barnes Nye of Champlain, NY on 26 Oct 1870 at Newburyport. Children:
      1. Charles Freeman Nye Stearns, b. 10 Sep 1871.
      2. Grace Nye Stearns, b. 23 Oct 1878.
      3. (son) Stearns, b. 10 Sep 1879.
      4. Margaret Prentiss Stearns, b. 29 Nov 1881.

    2. Lewis French Stearns, b. 7 Mar 1847, Newburyport, MA. Minister and later professor of theology in the theological seminary of Bangor, ME. He m. Elizabeth M. Benson 1 Feb 1882. Daughter:
      1. Anna Prentiss Stearns, b. 25 Dec 1882.

    3. Anna Prentiss Stearns, b. 29 Jun 1852; m. Austin Scott 21 Feb 1882, professor at Rutgers College, NJ. Son:
      1. Jonathan French Scott, b. 10 Dec 1882.

    231.1 Anna Prentiss Stearns, b. 29 Jun 1852.

    She m. Austin Scott 21 Feb 1882, professor at Rutgers College, NJ. His obituary reads as follows, per Scott Prentice:

      Austin Scott, B.A. 1869. Born August 10, 1848, in Maumee City, Ohio. Died August 16, 1922, in Granville, Mass.

      [Frank] Austin Scott, the son of Jeremiah Austin and Sarah (Ranney) Scott, was born in Maumee City, Ohio, August 10, 1848. His father, whose parents were David and Amelia (Wakeman) Scott, was engaged in fruit growing. He was a descendant of David Scott, who came to this country from Scotland in 1696 and settled in Fairfield, Conn. Sarah Ranney Scott was the daughter of Reuben and Betsy (Gibbons) Scott.

      Mr. Scott's preparation for college was received in the public schools in Toledo, Ohio. While at Yale he won a first prize for declamation as a Sophomore, and in both Junior and Senior years was given a first dispute appointment. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He belonged to Brothers in Unity, serving as its vice-president in Senior year, and during the same year he was on the editorial board of the Yale Courant, sang in the College Choir, and acted as president of the Yale Missionary Society. He was a member of the Glyuna lightweight crew and of the '69 Gig Crew in Senior year, and served on the committee in charge of the arrangements for Presentation Day.

      After graduation he continued his studies at the University of Michigan, where he received the degree of M.A. in 1870. He then spent three years in travel and study abroad, attending the Universities of Berlin and Leipsic, and receiving the degree of Ph.D. from the latter institution in 1873. During this time also he served as private secretary to George Bancroft, the historian, then United States minister to Germany, gathering material and otherwise helping Mr. Bancroft in the preparation of the tenth volume of his History of the United States. In 1872 he was the bearer of dispatches to Washington containing the decision of the German Emperor as arbitrator between the United States and Great Britain in the dispute respecting the Northwestern Boundary. From 1873 to 1875 Dr. Scott was an instructor in German at the University of Michigan, after which he became an associate in history at Johns Hopkins University, residing, however, in Washington, D.C., where he assisted Mr. Bancroft in the compilation of the History of the Constitution of the United States.

      During this time he also organized a seminar of American history at Johns Hopkins, and conducted it from 1876 to 1882 He was appointed professor of history, political economy, and constitutional law at Rutgers College in 1883 and filled that position until 1890, when he was elected president of the college. He was inaugurated February 4, 1891, and conducted the affairs of the college with great ability until January, 1906, when he resigned, in order to devote a larger part of his time to teaching and writing. He continued, however, to serve the college as Voorhees professor of history and political science until his death. During his administration the College Extension Department was organized and successfully carried on, the teaching of the English Bible was introduced into the curriculum, and in other respects the educational program of the college was advanced and strengthened During his term of office also the Robert F. Ballantine Gymnasium and the Ralph Voorhees Library were erected and substantial gifts to the endowment were secured, and it was upon Dr. Scott's initiative that the Alumni Endowment Fund was begun.

      He received the degree of LL.D. from Princeton in 1891 and from Rutgers in 1914. In the fall of 1912 he was elected mayor of New Brunswick on the Democratic ticket and served until April, 1915, when, upon the adoption of the commission form of government, his term automatically ceased. In the election in 1915 he was a candidate for city commissioner. For many years he served as a member and president of the board of trustees of the Free Public Library. Dr.Scott was president of the New Brunswick History Club for a long time, and in 1885 he was made a life member of the New Jersey Historical Society, subsequently serving on its committees on publications and colonial documents. He was vice-president of the society from 1895 to 1904, and again from 1916 until his death; and since 1913 he had been a member of its board of trustees.

      As chairman of the committee on colonial documents, he edited Volume V of the Second Series of the New Jersey Archives. He was a member of the Second Dutch Reformed Church in New Brunswick. He was a frequent contributor to various reviews, legal periodicals, and encyclopedias, and had published numerous articles and addresses, among the latter of which were an address on the 200th anniversary of the Proprietors of East Jersey, the oldest land corporation in the United States, one on the occasion of the centennial commemoration of the adoption of the Constitution of the United States by New Jersey, and another on "Holmes vs. Walton" in the American Historical Review (1899).

      Dr. Scott died August 16, 1922, at his summer home in Granville, Mass., from double pneumonia, and was buried in the cemetery in that town.

      He was married February 21, 1882, in Newark, N. J., to Anna Prentiss, daughter of Jonathan French and Anna (Prentiss) Stearns, who survives him with their seven children: Jonathan French (B.A. Rutgers 1902, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin 1913), Austin Wakeman (B.A. Rutgers 1903, LL.B. Harvard 1909), Sarah Prentiss (B.A. Vassar 1907), Margaret Stearns (B.A. Vassar 1909), James Bancroft (B.A. Rutgers 1909), Anna Prentiss (B.A. Vassar 1913), and Seargent Prentiss. He also leaves two brothers and a sister.

    Son of Anna Prentiss and Austin Scott:

    1. Jonathan French Scott, b. 10 Dec 1882.

    232. William Henry Prentiss, b. 22 Nov 1822, prob. Washington D.C., son of William Henry and Sarah. Commercial agent in Newark, NJ. 1870 census in Newark, Essex Co., NJ. Res. E. Orange, Essex, NJ in 1900. May have lived in St. Louis, MO at time of 1850 census.

    He m. Mrs. Elizabeth Bratton on 27 Oct 1863. She was b. c. 1823, England. The following 3 children are shown in the 1870 census and are probably her children by a prior marriage:

    1. Ella J, Prentis, b. 12 Apr 1850, Milwaukee, WI, and in 1891 living in Dixon, IL per Ancestry.com . She m. George Elbridge Upham on 20 Aug 1874 in newark, NJ. He was b. 14 Feb 1851 in Waukegan, IL. Children:
      1. Dexter Prentess (sic) Upham, b. 4 Jul 1875 in Washington DC.
      2. Nellie Frances Upham, b. 9 Aug 1876 in Washington DC.

    2. Ida M. Prentis, b, c, 1856, WI.
    3. Louisa A. Prentis, b. c. 1853, WI.

    2. Ella J, Prentis, b. 12 Apr 1850, Milwaukee, WI, and in 1891 living in Dixon, IL per Ancestry.com .

    She m. George Elbridge Upham on 20 Aug 1874 in newark, NJ. He was b. 14 Feb 1851 in Waukegan, IL. Children:

    1. Dexter Prentess (sic) Upham, b. 4 Jul 1875 in Washington DC.
    2. Nellie Frances Upham, b. 9 Aug 1876 in Washington DC.

    233. Margaret Jane Prentiss, dau. of William Henry and Sarah.

    She m. Charles J. Canfield on 10 Oct 1844; lived in Washington, DC. Children:

    1. William Henry Canfield, b. 10 Aug 1846; d. 1847.
    2. Mary Anna Canfield, b. 27 Aug 1843; m. John M. Harmon of MA on 1 Oct 1868. Children:
      1. Mittie Harmon, b. 18 Nov 1869.
      2. Artemas Harmon, b. 5 Nov 1873.
    3. Rose Eunice Canfield, b. 20 Oct 1850; m. Arthur M. Wheeler of Washington, DC on 8 Jan 1872. Son:
      1. Arthur M. Wheeler, b. 9 Nov 1875.
    4. Charles Prentiss Canfield, b. 10 Oct 1852; bank clerk, Newark, NJ.
    5. Edward Canfield, b. 12 Jan 1855; telegraph operator, NY City.
    6. Adeline Florence Canfield, b. 28 May 1857.
    7. Ira Baldwin Canfield, b. 9 Dec 1859; d. 1862.
    8. Sarah Lucetta Canfield, b. 5 Mar 1862.
    9. Ellen Dyer Canfield, b. 5 Sep 1864; d. 1865.
    10. Webster Wiley Canfield, b. 13 Jun 1867.

    234. Dr. Charles Appleton Prentiss, b. 12 Feb. 1837, son of William Henry and Sarah Ann.

    He m. Margaret Joanna Clark (b. c. 1844) on 8 May 1866. Physician and lived at Hermansville, MO about 1872. In 1883 a druggist, corner of 7th and F Streets, N.W., Washington, DC. Children:

    1. William Clark Prentiss, b. 26 Feb 1867, DC, and d. 4 Feb 1926, Washington DC. He graduated "Franklin School Hall," Washington, DC on 13 Jun 1882. He appears in the 1920 census in Washington, DC with his wife, Julia Watkins, b. 15 Feb 1868, Washington, DC, and she d. there 13 Jul 1944. Children, per 1920 census, Mary Prentiss, email, 25 Aug 2005, and Ancestry.com :
      1. Margaret Joanna. Prentiss, b. 1 Oct 1896, Washington, and d. there 3 Oct 1974.
      2. Louis Watkins Prentiss, b. 30 Sep 1899, Washington, DC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [234.1]
      3. William Clark Prentiss Jr., b. 12 Dec 1901, Washington, DC, and d. 15 Sep 1983, FL. He is probably the same person as William Clerk Prentiss, below, who appears in the 1930 census in Sterling, Whiteside Co., IL shows as b. c. 1901, "Washington", with his wife, Vera M. (nee) Palmer, b. c. 1900, Chicago, IL, and living with her parents, William C. and Maude M. Palmer in 1930. Vera d. 24 Apr 1993, Orlando, FL. Vera's obituary reads as follows:

          VERA MAUDE PRENTISS: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Orlando Sentinel, The (FL) - Wednesday, April 28, 1993: VERA MAUDE PRENTISS, 93, South U.S. Highway 441, Orlando, died Saturday, April 24. Mrs. Prentiss was a homemaker. She was born in Chicago. Survivor: son, William, Orlando. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Winter Garden.

        Son of William and Vera::

        1. William Clark Prentiss II. 1993 living in Orlando, FL.
          1. William Clark Prentiss III
            1. Mary Elizabeth Prentiss
              1. Mary Prentiss. In 2005 lived in Orlando, FL, USA. It is unclear whether she is the same person as "Mary Elizabeth", above.
    2. Margaret Horner Prentiss, b. 20 Sep 1868, DC; d. 13 Sep 1871.

    234.1 Louis Watkins Prentiss, b. 30 Sep 1899, Washington, DC, and d. there 18 Aug 1976. Major General, U. S. Army. For more bio. material, see Arlington Cemetery .

    He m. Helen McKinstry Bowie. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Her obituary reads as follows:

      Helen Bowie Prentiss, 99, widow of Army Maj. Gen. Louis Watkins Prentiss, died April 16 at the Carriage Hill Nursing Home in Bethesda. Mrs. Prentiss was born in Dubuque, Iowa. She graduated from Central High School in the District and attended both the University of Wisconsin and George Washington University.

      She married in 1921 and traveled with her husband to posts within the United States and to Panama and Germany. Gen. Prentiss was a former engineer commissioner of the District of Columbia and commanding general of the Army Engineer School and Center in Fort Belvoir.

      Gen. Prentiss was a former engineer commissioner of the District of Columbia and commanding general of the Army Engineer School and Center in Fort Belvoir. After Gen. Prentiss retired in 1956, he and Mrs. Prentiss settled in the District of Columbia. Mrs. Prentiss was a member of the Colonial Dames of America, the Chevy Chase Club and the Trowel Club. She was also a communicant of St. David's Episcopal Church.

      Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Catharine Plummer of Frederick, Md.; her son, retired Maj. Gen. Louis W. Prentiss Jr. of Newburg, Mo.; seven grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. One of her sons, Edward, predeceased her.

      Contributions may be made in her name to Army Emergency Relief, U.S. Army, Pentagon, Washington, D.C. 20310. Services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in St. David's Parish, 5150 Macomb St. NW.

    Children of Louis and Helen:

    1. Catherine Prentiss, b. 23 Feb 1924, D.C., and d. 15 Jun 2010, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD. She m. Ret. Col. Walter William Plummer, b. 3 May 1923, Omaha, NE, and d. 29 Sep 2010, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD. They had 2 sons and 2 daughters:
      1. Son Plummer.
      2. Son Plummer.
      3. Dau. Plummer.
      4. Helen P. Plummer (1951-2008). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [234.2]
    2. Son Prentiss. He m. Miss Thomas and had 3 daughters.
    3. Edward Bowie Prentiss, b. 19 Oct 1921, Washington, DC, and d. there 6 Jan 1944.

    234.2 Helen P. Plummer (1951-2008). Her obituary reads as follows:

      Helen Lee, September 18, 1951 - January 16, 2008.

      Helen Plummer Lee, 56, of Huntsville, died at home on Wednesday after a long illness. Helen grew up in the Army and was a third-generation Army wife who lived in many places before settling in Huntsville in 1995. She received a bachelor's degree in history from Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Virginia in 1973 and was a homemaker during her husbands Army career.

      In 1996 she began work at the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library. She received a masters degree in library science from the University of Alabama in 2002 and became the Manager of the Madison Public Library in 2003. While there, she formed two popular book groups Literary Giants and the CSI: Madison Mystery Group. Helen was a member of the Vestry of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, and was a supporter of the Huntsville Museum of Art and Forgotten Felines. She was an excellent knitter and needlepointer, and was a lifelong, avid reader. Helen also enjoyed competitive running, hiking in the Smoky Mountains, traveling, cooking, and spending time with her family.

      Survivors include her husband, Retired Army Lt. Col. Frederick Lee; son, Thomas Lee; daughters, Ann Lee Phillips and husband, Matthew, and Catharine Lee Berger and husband, Steve, all of Huntsville; parents, Retired Army Col. Walter and Catharine Plummer of Frederick, MD; sister, Margretta Brown of Grenada, California; and brothers, Andrew Plummer of Sydney, Australia and Louis Plummer of Ashland, Oregon.

      A memorial service will be at 11:00 a.m, on Monday, 21 January at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church with the Rev. Susan Sloan officiating. Laughlin Service Funeral Home is assisting the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Madison Public Library through the Helen P. Lee Memorial Endowment, Huntsville Library Foundation, PO Box 443, Huntsville, AL 35804 or St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 8020 Whitesburg Drive, Huntsville. AL 35802. This memorial provided by:LAUGHLIN SERVICE FUNERAL HOMEMemorial Networks Partner Provider: Batesville Interactive,

    235. Dr. Daniel Webster Prentiss, b. 21 May 1843, son of William Henry and Sarah Ann. Daniel was a physician and lived at 1224 9th St., N.W., in 1882 in Washington, DC. Buried in Glenwood Cemetery in DC.

    He m. Emilie A. Schmidt (b. May 1846, PA) on 12 Oct 1864, dau. of Frederick Schmidt of Easton, PA (a native of Frankenthal, Rhenish Bavaria). She is buried in Glenwood Cemetery in DC. In 1870 DC census. Children (per Diane Culhane, email, 6 Dec 2005):

    1. Louisa Elvira Prentiss, b. 9 Jul 1865, DC. She m. Frederick True and they had two children:
      1. Webster True, b. 1 Oct 1892 and d. c. Dec 1976, Concord, Middlesex Co., MA (per SSDI) He m. Ella. She may be the Ella True shown in the SSDI as b. 15 Oct 1898 and d. c. Apr 1984, Acton, Middlesex Co., MA. They had two children:
        1. Webster P. True Jr., b. 11 May 1921 and d. 2 Apr 2001, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Co., FL (per SSDI).
        2. Joan True.
      2. Marian True, b. c. 1890. She m. Edward Bullock, b. c. 1888(?), PA. They appear in the 1930 DC census. Children:
        1. Marian Bullock, dau., b. c. 1922, DC.
        2. Margaret Bullock, b. c. 1925, DC, and d. 1952.
        3. Frederick Bullock, b. c. 1927, DC.
    2. Eunice Payne Greenleaf Prentiss, b. 23 Feb 1868, DC and d. there, unmarried, in 1885. Bur. Greenwood Cem., DC.
    3. Spencer Baird Prentiss, b. 19 Nov 1871, DC. . . . . . . . . . [235.1]
    4. Daniel Webster Prentiss, 9 Sep 1874, DC, and d. 20 Oct 1957. He was a Capt. Base Hosp., 106 Med. Dept., US Army, and is bur. at Sec. 30, Site 638 R.H., Arlington, VA. 1920 and 1930 in DC with wife, Kathryn Brown. No children shown in census. She was b. 12 Dec 1884 and d. 2 Mar 1965. She is bur. by her husband.
    5. Elliott C. Prentiss, b. 19 Mar 1877, DC. 1900 census in DC. He may be the Elliot C. Prentiss who m. Harriet Celesta Blair 15 Nov 1905 in Lucas Co., OH. He appears in the 1930 census in El Paso, El Paso Co., TX with an apparent 2nd wife, Ethel D., b. c. 1877, England. The census record shows they were m. c. 1924 when Elliott would have been about 47. No children shown.

    235.1 Spencer Baird Prentiss was b. 19 Nov 1871, DC and d. 21 Dec 1921 at the age of only 50 years. Buried in Glenwood Cemetery, DC. He was a patent attorney. His obituary in the GenealogyBank, 22 Dec 1921 Washington DC Evening Star, with photo, relates, in part , that he was born in DC and died in DC after more thn 20 years and practitioner before the US Patent Office; he died after a long illness at his rewidence at 3447 Holmead Place. He was the senior member of the firm of Prentiss, Stone and Boyden.

    He m. Barbara Wiedmann on 2 Mar 1905. She was b. c. 1873, Germany. They appear in the 1920 census in DC. with his wife, Barbara, b. c. 1873, Germany. She appears as a widow in the 1930 D.C. census. Buried in Glenwood Cemetery, DC. Her obituary in the GenealogyBank's 24 Feb 1953 issue of the Evening Star (Washington DC) relates her death the preceding Saturday, 8 Nov 2011 in Bartlesville, OK. It provides, in part, as follows:

      Mrs. Spencer B. Prentiss, widow of a well-known Washington pateent attorney, died Saturday in Bartlesville, OK....[where she was living ] recently with her son, Spencer Scott Prentiss, a research chemist with Phillips Petroleum Co.
      Mrs. Prentiss was born in Nurnberg, Germany...After coming to America she trained as a nurse in Ph8iladelphia and worked with Dr. I. S. Stone in his private hospital here. During the Spanish-Amercan War she became an an American citizen and joined the newly organized Army Nurse Corps. Mrs. Prentiss worked in hospitals in the Phillippines and also served on the hospital ship Relief..."

    They had 2 children:

    1. Spencer Scott Prentiss, b. 14 Dec 1905 and d. 30 Nov 2005 in Bartlesville, Washing Co., OK (per SSDI) only 2 weeks short of his 100th birthday anniversary. Bur. in the family plot in Glenwood Cemetery. He earned his PhD at MIT and worked most of his life at Philips Petroleum in Bartlesville, OK, DC. He did not marry.

    2. Helen Louise Prentiss, b. 4 Jan 1907 and d. 5 Jan 1946., DC. She earned her LLB at George Washington University and worked as an attorney in Washington DC. She m. Paul Culhane on 8 Jul 1937. They had two children: , Barbara (born 3-3-42, died 3-7-42) and Paul Jr. (born 12-20-45). including (per Diane Culhane, email, 3 Dec 2005):
      1. Barbara Culhane, b. 3 Mar 1942 and d. 4 days later on 7 Mar 1942. Bur. Glenwood Cem., DC.
      2. Paul Culhane Jr., b. 20 Dec 1945. He earned his PhD from Northwestern University and in 2005 teaches public administration at Northern IL University. He m. Diane (per Diane Culhane, email, 3 Dec 2005 and 11 Dec 2005).

    236. George Prentiss, b. 31 Jan 1832 in Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. The date and place of his death is not yet known.

    George married, first, Louisa Phelps 15 Oct 1857. She was b. 14 Nov 1835 in Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA and d. 18 Jul 1865. She was the dau. of Dexter Phelps and Lois Clark of Hubbardston. An Ancestor Chart for Louisa can be found at Ancestry.com .

    George m., 2nd, Dorcas Elizabeth Joslin on 21 Aug 1867. Children:

    1. Walter Prentiss, b. 5 Jul 1860, Barre, MA. May have d. young since a later son bears the name "Walter."
    2. Harriet Adelaide Prentiss, b. 7 Jun 1865, Hubbardston, MA and d. there 14 Sep 1865.
    3. Adelaide E. Prentiss, born 15 Apr 1870.
    4. Walter Henry Prentiss, b. 2 Jul 1874. He m. Bertha Simmon He d. Newton, MA 24 Feb 1957 and she died 1 May 1963. Children:
      1. George Kenneth Prentiss, b. 16 May 1901, m., 1st, Alice Boardman Lynch & 2nd Adeline Pate, and d. Jan 1981. Children:
        1. Marjorie Alice Prentiss, born 8 Sep 1924.
        2. George Kenneth Prentiss Jr., b. 28 Nov 1932
      2. Albert Prentiss, b. Jul 1902, MA. He m. Marion Dickinson 15 Nov 1930. He d. Dec 1976 and she d. Apr 1988. 1940 census in New York, Queens Co., NY. He was then a Printer and had completed 4 years of college. Children:
        1. Dickinson Prentice, b. 25 Jan 1931, NY. 1940 at home in NY.
        2. William Walter Prentiss, b. 7 Feb 1933, NY. 1940 at home in NY.
      3. Marjorie (Midge) Cordelia Prentiss, b. 18 Mar 1904 She m. Chandler Woods and d. 25 Jan 1982. 1940 census in New York, Queens Co., NY, living with the family of her brother, Albert, above.
        1. Elizabeth Chandler Woods, b. c. 1939, NY. 1940 at home.

    5. George Edward Prentiss, b. 30 Jul 1877. He appears in the 1920 Waukegan, Lake Co., IL census with his wife, Harriett, b. c. 1878, MA. They were then both 42 and no children shown.

    237. Henry W. Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1846, Hubbardston, MA, and d. c. 1942, NY. 1940 census a widower in Rutherford, Bergen Co., NJ. Lived in Brooklyn, NY and had 5 children. The following is from Ancestry.com

      Henry Prentiss (1846-1942) was from a small town farming area in Massachusetts. He escaped the farm and the Civil War draft, and got a job with a bank in Boston. They had loaned a lot of money to a machine tool manufactuer in Cincinnati, and sent Prentiss out to Cincinnati to learn the business and "watch out for the loan". Over six feet tall, he practiced with the Cincinnati Reds, and was offered a contract, which he "wisely turned down". In due time, he came back to Brooklyn, N.Y. and set himself up as sales representative for the machine tool company for the whole Atlantic sea-board (Maine to Florida), and inland to Pittsburgh. Successful in th 1890's the business boomed when World War I came along. . . . "

    He m. Anna E. Jeffery c. 1870. She was b. Apr 1850, NY, and d. before the 1940 census where her husband is shown as a widower. Dau. of Reuben and Juolia A. Jeffery. Children:

    1. Julia H. Prentiss, b. Jan 1874, OH. 1900 census in Rutherford, Bergan Co., NJ. She m. William Elliott c. 1900. He was b. 1875 and d. before 1940 census where Julia was called a widow. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. William E. Elliott Jr., b. 1902, NJ. 1940 at home in Rutherford, NJ.
      2. Anna E. P. Elliot, b. 1906, NJ, and d. 1968. She m. Harry Bennett Carpenter (1904-1988). Children:
        1. (Son) Carpenter.
        2. Ann L. Carpenter (1930 ñ 2000). She m. Donald Wells Lawrence (1928-2003) and had 1 son and 1 daughter.
      3. Emel E. P. Elliott , dau. b. 1907 ñ
    2. Henry Prentiss Jr., b. Feb 1876, NY. 1900 census in Rutherford, Bergan Co., NJ. Not in 1910 or 1920 census.
    3. Ella J. Prentiss, b. May 1880, NY. 1900 census in Rutherford, Bergan Co., NJ. She m. Raymond Phillips before 1930 census. 1930 in Rutherford. He was b. c. 1880 in NY.
    4. Valerie Prentiss, b. 22 Jul 1882, New York, NY, and d. c. 1938 in Rutherford, Bergan Co., NJ. 1900 census in Rutherford, Bergan Co.,NJ. She m. Maxwell Wilbur Becton on 18 Dec 1913. He was b. 1914 and d. 2009. Children:
      1. (Dau.) Becton.
      2. Henry Prentiss Becton 1914 ñ 2009
      3. Valerie Prentiss Becton 1920 ñ 1967 `
    5. Marshal Prentiss, b. 19 Jan 1885, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. 1930 in Manhattan, New York Co., NY. 1940 census in New York, New York Co., NY. He m. Margaret Thompson. She was b. 14 Apr 1889, New Haven, CT. Daughter:
      1. Margaret Prentiss, b. c. 1915, CT. 1930 and 1940 census at home.

    238. Aaron (or Jeffries Aaron) Prentiss, b. c. 1848-1853 and probably Hubbardston, MA. Lived in New York.

    239. Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 1 Dec 1846 and probably Hubbardston, MA. She m. James S. Harrington, Westminster, MA. They appear in the 1880 census in Westminster, Worcester Co., MA. Childen:

    1. Lillie/Lizzie Harrington, b. 1868, MA, and d. 1869.
    2. Ernest E. Harrington, b. Feb 1870, MA. In 1900 census in Westminster with his wife, Ethel M. (Gasten?), b. Oct 1874, MA, where they are living with her parents. Daughter per 1900 census:
      1. Ellen E. Harrington, b. c. 1899, MA.

    3. Nettie E. Harrington, b. 1872, MA.
    4. Edwin/Edith C.(?) Harrington, b. 1874, MA.
    5. Milo Harrington, b. 1876, MA. Not in 1900 census.

    240. William S. Prentiss, b. 22 Oct 1848, probably Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. 1940 census in Hubbardston where he was a teacher.

    He married Eva A. Jackson on 27 Jan 1874. She was b. c. 1853, MA, as were both of her parents. William and Eva appear in the 1880, 1900 and 1910 Hubbardston census were his occupation is shown to be a Miller. In 1920 census in Worcester Ward 7, Worcester Co., MA. Not in 1930 census. Children:

    1. Mary A. Prentiss, b. Jun 1877, MA. At home in 1900. At home in 1910. Not home in 1920.
    2. Harry Augustine Prentiss, b. 22 Jan 1883, Hubbardston, MA. At home in 1900. In 1910 census in Gardner, Worcester Co., MA, with his wife, Grace Irene Morrill, b. 1886, Ashland, NH. Marrieed 1906, Gardner, MA. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. Son per 1910 census:
      1. Lewis Eugene Prentice, b. 19 Jan 1908, Gardiner, MA, and d. 12 Sep 1984, Bath, Sagadoc Co., ME. . He appears in the 1940 census in Bath, Sagadahoc Co., ME, with his wife, Lillian C., b. c. 1910, ME, and children:
        1. Norma M. Prentiss, b. c. 1934, ME. 1940 at home in Bath, ME.
        2. Courtney L. Prentiss, son, b. c. 1937, ME. 1940 at home in Bath, ME. He m. Faye H. Hunt, b. c. 1936 and d. 28 Jun 2008, dau. of George and Angela Hunt. Her obituary reads as follows:

            Knoxville News Sentinel (TN) - Tuesday, July 1, 2008
            PRENTISS, FAYE H. died on June 28, 2008 at the age of 72, after a long and courageous battle with cancer.

            She was a teacher of Kindergarten and First Grades for over 30 years. Over 20 of those years were spent in the Rumford schools. She was a resident of Mexico for over 30 years. She was born and raised in Augusta area in 1936, a daughter of George and Angela Hunt. She received both a Bachelors and Masters Degree in Education and started teaching in Readfield in 1958.

            She is survived by her loving husband of 47 years, Courtney of Harpswell, Maine and Knoxville, Tennessee; two daughters, Cricket and Suzy Prentiss, both of Knoxville; two sisters, Joyce Jose and her husband Harry of Augusta, and Marsha Giglio and her husband David Barker of Readfield; two brothers, George Hunt, Jr. of Augusta, and Ernest Hunt of Minot; two grandsons, Tyrel and Rydel; eight nieces and nephews; and 13 great nieces and nephews.

            She will be missed by all that knew her. There will be private family services. In lieu of flowers, send donations to your favorite charity or school in her memory. Arrangements are under the care of The Brackett Funeral Home, 29 Federal Street, Brunswick, Maine. Condolences can be expressed at www.brackettfuneralhome.com

          Children of Courtney and Faye:

          1. Cricket Prentiss. 2008 in Knoxville, TN.
          2. Suzy Prentiss, 2008 in Knoxville, TN.

    3. Grace R. Prentiss, b. Oct 1886. At home in 1900. At home in 1910. Not home in 1920.

    240.10 Frederick Prentiss (twin), b. 16 Apr 1851, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 17 Apr 1927, Athol, Worcester Co., MA. Single in 1877 and bread peddler. He may be the Frederick Prentiss who appears in the 1880 and 1920 Worcester census with wife and family.

    He m. Lycera M. Sinclair on 28 May 1877, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. She was b. 25 Aug 1855, New Salem, Franklin Co., MA, and d. 9 Sep 1933, Athol, Worcester Co., MA. Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Herbert Samuel Prentiss, b. May 1878, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [240.11]
    2. Leon Spencer Prentiss, b. 8 Jul 1884, Athol, Worcester Co., MA. He appears in the 1940 census in Glen Cove, Nassau Co., NY, as a "Horticultuce" in a Nursery, with his wife, Edna M., b. c. 1886, NY (8 Jul 1884, Athol, Worcester Co., MA, per Ancestry.com), and son:
      1. Elizabeth Prentiss, b. c. 1912, NY. 1925 in Glen Cove, Nassau Co., NY.
      2. Spencer H. Prentiss b. 4 Jan 1917, NY, and d. May 1975 per census and SSDI. 1940 at home in Glen Cove, Nassau Co., NY. Enlisted in WW II as an enlisted man on 21 Oct 1940 in Co. A, 101st MP Battalion.
    3. William S. Prentiss, b. Jul 1885, MA. 1900 at home in Athol, Worcester Co., MA. Not in 1910 or 1920 census by that name and perhaps deceased.

    240.11 Herbert Samuel Prentiss, b. 2 May 1878 in Westminster, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 21 Feb 1936, Athol, Worcester Co., MA. See photo at Ancestry.com .

    Herbert m. 1st. Alma Dunlap (1883-1908) on 11 May 1901, Prescott, MA. Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Daughter. It is unclear whether this is Herbert's daughter since no info. is given.
    2. (son) Prentiss, b. and d. 1901.
    3. Alvin Edward Prentiss, b. 13 Sep 1902, Athol, Worcester Co., MA, and the d. the next day.1902
    4. Iona Lycera Prentiss, b. 18 Aug 1903, Athol, and d. there 7 years later on 9 Oct 1910.
    5. Leona Eliza Prentiss, b. 24 Jul 1905, New Salem, MA, and d. 6 Dec 1991, Granville, NY. She m. Albert Glenwood Williams on 10 Oct 1924, Templeton, MA, and was living in Greenwich, NY in 1991. He was b. 30 Nov 1905, East Leveritt, MA, and d. 30 Oct 1974, Rutland, VT. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . They had 14 children.

    Herbert m. 2nd Grace May Holmes, b. c. 1885, PA, and d. 30 Jul 1924, Athol, Worcester Co., MA. 1920 census in Worcester Co., MA . Children:

    1. Edith M. Prentiss, b. 17 Feb 1914, Athol, Worcester Co., MA and d. 18 Apr 1991, Attleboro, Bristol Co., MA. She then lived at 21 Hodges St., Mansfield and formerly in Athol. Bur. in Highland Cemetery. Her obituary reads as follows:

        EDITH M. PRENTISS, 77: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Saturday, April 20, 1991.

        ATHOL - Edith M. Prentiss, 77, of 21 Hodges St., Mansfield, formerly of Athol, died Thursday night in Sturdy Memorial Hospital, Attleboro, after an illness.

        She leaves three sisters, Evelyn Merrifield of Mansfield, with whom she lived, Mabel Prentiss of Brockton and Leona Williams of Greenwich, NY. She was born in Athol, daughter of Herbert and Grace (Holmes) Prentiss, and later lived in Newton. She lived in Mansfield for 12 years. Miss Prentiss was a housekeeper for many years before she retired.

        Graveside services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday in Highland Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Paul Samuelson will officiate. There are no calling hours. Higgins Funeral Home, 146 Main St., is directing arrangements.

    2. Edna Rose Prentiss, b. & d. 1914.
    3. Evelyn Lycera Prentiss, b. 19 Sep 1915, , Athol, Worcester C., MA, and d. 8 Nov 2011, Mansfield, Bristol Co., MA. 1940 an unmarried Secretary in Mansfield, Bristol Co., MA. She m. Robert James Merrifield on 14 Jul 1956, Bristol, MA. He was b. 9 May 1903, Athol, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 2 Feb 1997, Norfolk, Norfolk Co., MA. Her photo and Ancestor Chart can be found at Ancestry.com .
    4. Mable Elizabeth Prentiss,. b. 19 Nov 1917, Phillipston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 22 Mar 1997, Brockton, Plymouth Co., MA. She apparently did not marry and was living in Brockton in 1991.
    5. Frederick Herman Prentiss, b. 11 Sep 1919, Athol, MA, and d. the next year on 12 Aug 1920, Athol.

    He m. 3rd Julia Elizabeth McKirnin (1874-1940).

    240.20 Charles Gardner Prentiss, b. 12 Sep 1855, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. Gardner, Worcester Co., MA, 20 Nov 1942. In 1900 Worcester Co., MA census with wife and family. 1940 census a widower in the Westminster, Worcester Co., MA, mental hospital

    He m. Mary L. Hoyle, 5 Apr 1886, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA. She was b. 9 Aug 1853, Pleasent Valley, Dutchess Co., NY and d. 2 May 1917, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA.For her photo, see Ancestry.com . She was the dau. of Alfred Hoyle (1820-1900) and Antoinette Manchester (1924-1880). Children:

    1. Frank Elmer Prentiss, b. 23 Feb 1887, in Hubbardston, Worcester Co, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [240.21]

    2. Bertha Prentice, b. 30 Sep 1889, Hubbardston, and d. the the next year on 1 Oct 1890.

    3. Florence May Prentiss, b. 9 Apr 1891, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. there 1956, age 65. She m. Ernest Ethelbert Sanborn on 30 Apr 1925. He was b. c. 1878 in Hubbardston. 7 Feb 1878, Hubbardston, MA, and d. 1963, aghe 85.
      1. Russell Clayton Sanborn, b. 28 Dec 1927, in MA, and d. 5 Aug 2006, Worcester, MA, age 78.

    240.21 Frank Elmer Prentiss, b. 23 Feb 1887, in Hubbardston, Worcester Co, MA, and d. there on 17 Sep 1957, , son of Frank and Mary. In the 1920 , 1930 and 1940 Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA census with his wife. <0> He m. Sylvia Emily Spaulding, b. 22 Aug 1887, Ayer, Middlesex Co., MA, and d. 17 Oct 1961. Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. An Ancestor Chart for can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Harold Charles Prentiss, b. 20 Feb 1908, Westminster, MA, and d. 11 Apr 1971, Worcester, MA. 1940 in Rural, Hubbardston Co., MA, as a truck driver with 2 years of college.

      Harold m. 1st Kathleen Maude Algee on 19 May 1930, in Hudson, New York, per Ancestry.com. She was b. c. 1909, Lakeville, Nova Scotia, Canada, dau. of Robert Algee and Elizabeth Rockwell, and d. 14 Jun 1992 in Fitchburg, MA. She was to be bur. in Lake Cem., Lakeville, Nova Scotia. It is unclear whether Harold C. Prentice is the same person as Harold Charles Prentiss, and if so, it may be a 1st marriage for him since she d. before Bessie. The obituary for Kathleen reads as follows:

        KATHLEEN M. PRENTISS: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Monday, June 15, 1992.

        FITCHBURG - Kathleen M. (Algee) Prentiss, 83, formerly of 54 Rodiman Ave., died yesterday in Monadnock Hospital, Peterboro, N.H. She was born in Lakeville, Nova Scotia, Canada, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth (Rockwell) Algee, and came to Waltham at age 17. She lived most of her life in Waltham and Cambridge before moving here last year. She was a housekeeper at Walter E. Fernald State School in Waltham for 20 years, retiring in 1973. Mrs. Prentiss was a longtime member of the Cambridge Senior Citizens and the Massachusetts Grange.

        Her husband, Harold C. Prentiss, died in 1971. She leaves a son, Philip R. Prentiss of Fitchburg; a daughter, Sylvia K. Thompson of Gardner; a brother, John R. Algee of Watertown; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; nephews and nieces

        The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Louis M. Isabelle Funeral Home, 316 Clarendon St. Burial will be at the convenience of the family in Lake Cemetery, Lakeville, Nova Scotia. Calling hours at the funeral home are 7 to 9 tonight.

      Children of Harold and Kathleen:

      1. Philip R. Prentiss,b. c. 1937, Waltham, MA, and d. 12 Jan 2018 , Ashburnham, MA. Living in Fitchburg in 1992. His obituary reads as follows:

          Landmark, The (Holden, MA) - Wednesday, January 17, 2018: Philip R. Prentiss.

          ASHBURNHAM-Philip R. Prentiss, 81, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family on Friday, January 12, 2018. He is survived by his beloved wife of 37 years, Coreen (LeBlanc) Prentiss; his four sons and their spouses; Dana Prentiss & Rob Denoncourt of Marlborough; Dale Prentiss & Robyn of Lancaster; Dean Prentiss & Tammy of Fitchburg; and Dann Prentiss of Lancaster; two step-children and their spouses, Christine Kerravala & Zeus of Westminster; and Chad Richard & Shawna of Mill Valley, CA; 15 grandchildren, half-sister Sandra Veneziano of Meriden, CT, nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends. He is pre-deceased by his sister Sylvia Thompson and half sister Linda Wilson.

          Phil was born in Waltham to the late Harold & Katherine (Algee) P rentiss.

          He was raised in Lancaster and graduated from the Lancaster High School, Class of 1955. Phil served in the US Army Reserves and began his career as a police officer for the Town of Lancaster. He later worked as a truck driver for several companies including PJ Keating, Wildcat Petroleum, Tucker Trans, and Star Container. Phil was a man of great faith, a former deacon and usher at Leominster Assembly of God Church and devout member of Cornerstone Church in Winchendon. He and his wife Coreen enjoyed traveling in their motor home and winter vacations to St. Augustine, Florida. He was happiest in the company of his wife, children, and grandchildren, and will be remembered lovingly by family and friends.

          A Funeral Service will be celebrated at 11a.m. on Thursday, January 18, 2018 at Cornerstone Church, 122 Gardner Road, Winchendon, with a calling hour in church prior to services from 10-11a.m. Memorial contributions may be made in memory of Philip Prentiss to: Immune Deficiency Foundation, 110 West Road, Suite 300, Towson, MD 21204. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care of Philbin-Comeau Funeral Home, 176 Water St., Clinton. Online condolences may be placed at www.philbincomeaufh.com

        Philiip m. Coreen LeBlanc c. 1981, wife of 37 years. Children:

        1. Dana Prentiss & Rob Denoncourt of Marlborough;
        2. Dale Prentiss & Robyn of Lancaster;
        3. Dean Prentiss & Tammy of Fitchburg;
        4. Dann Prentiss of Lancaster

      2. Sylvia K. Prentiss, b. 5 Jul 1932 and d. 19 Nov 2011, who m. Sidney G. Thompson Jr. (1914-1981) and lived in Gardner in 1992. Her photo and obit. is on Ancestry.com . Her obituary reads as follows:

          Daily Leicester, The (MA) - Thursday, November 24, 2011 Deceased Name: Obituary: Sylvia (Prentiss) Thompson, 79 Sylvia (Prentiss) Thompson, 79, of Gardner, formerly of Hubbardston, died peacefully Nov. 19, 2011 in the Wachusett Manor Nursing Home, Gardner, after a lengthy illness.

          Sylvia was born in Ware on July 5, 1932, a daughter of the late Harold C. and Kathleen M. (Algee) Prentiss, and lived in Hubbardston most of her life before moving to Gardner seven years ago. Her beloved husband Sidney G. Thompson, Jr. died in 1981.

          Sylvia will be sadly missed by her daughter, Ruth A. Smith and her son-in-law Randall Smith, both of Gardner; one son, Sgt. Sidney G. Thompson, III of the United States Marine Corps, and his wife Krista; three grandchildren, Cassandra K. Forgues and her husband Joshua of Gardner, and Aili Bussolari and Aine Bussolari both of Leicester; one brother, Phillip Prentis and his wife Corrine of Ashburnham; nephews, nieces, and many many cousins and extended family.

          Relatives and friends are planning to honor and celebrate Sylvia's life by gathering for a memorial service in the Community Chapel of Lamoureux Fletcher and Smith Funeral Home, 105 Central St., Gardner, on Monday Dec. 5, 2011 at 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. R. Gary Heikkila will officiate. There are no calling hours. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations in Sylvia's memory may be made to the Hubbardston Fire Department Rescue Squad, PO Box 490, Hubbardston, MA 01452, or to the Prentiss Family Reunion and Scholarship Fund, 25 Winchester St., Baldwinvile, MA 01436. The family has entrusted the care of Sylvia's arrangements to the Lamoureux Fletcher and Smith Funeral Home, 105 Central St. Gardner, MA 01440. To sign the online guestbook for Sylvia, visit our website at www.fletchercares.com.

        Children of Sylvia and Sidney

        1. Ruth A. Thompson. She m. Randall Smith, both of Gardner;
        2. Sgt. Sidney G. Thompson, III of the United States Marine Corps. He m. Krista.

      Harold m. 2nd Bessie Lillian James in 1936. She was, b. 29 Jan 1910, South Norwalk, CT and d. 8 Apr 2000 in Leominster, MA, dau. of Charles L. James (b, 1856) and Lillian M. Colwill (1868). She had a prior marriage to a Mr. Wright, and had prior children: Violet M. Wright (b. c. 1927), Leland M. Wright (b. c. 1930), Lillian M. Wright (b. c. 1931) and Mildred M. Wright (b. c. 1932). No children of Harold and Bessie shown in the 1940 census.

    2. Edwin Spenser Prentiss, b. 21 Mar 1910, Hubbardston, MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [240.22]

    3. Wilbur Arnold Prentiss, b. 17 Sep 1911, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. Feb 1982, Lancaster or Worcester, Worcester Co., , MA, age 71 (per SSDI). 1940 at home, single..

    4. Marjorie Prentiss, b. c. 1913, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. . . . . . . . . . . . . [240.23]

    5. Kenneth Frank Prentiss, b. 21 Jun 1914, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, who obtained his SS# in MA, and who d. c. 9 Feb 1996 at his home, 11 Prentiss Road, Hubbardston, MA.

        HUBBARDSTON - Kenneth F. Prentiss, 81, of 11 Prentiss Road, a former farmer, died yesterday in his home after an illness.

        He leaves his wife of 51 years, Margaret E. (Little) Prentiss; two sons, John K. Prentiss of Hubbardston and Charles J. Prentiss of Tewksbury; three daughters, Janet P. Cummings of Norwood, Joyce L. Cerce of West Boylston and Jean M. George of Leominster; a brother, George W. Prentiss of Worcester; a sister, Marjorie Orcutt of Princeton; 13 grandchildren; four great- grandchildren; nephews and nieces. He was born in Hubbardston, son of Frank and Sylvia (Spaulding) Prentiss, and lived in Lancaster for 16 years before moving back to Hubbardston 20 years ago. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts School of Agriculture in Stockbridge.

        Mr. Prentiss worked for the state Department of Agriculture for many years, retiring in 1985. He previously was a self-employed farmer in Hubbardston.

        Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main St., Holden. Burial will be private. Calling hours are 3 to 7 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Golden Agers of Hubbardston, Main Street, Hubbardston 01452.

      He m., c. 1945, Margaret E. Little, b. 10 Nov 1916, Millbury, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 5 Oct 1996, Hubbardston, MA. She was the dau. of Felix Little (b. 1886) and Ellen Doyle (b. 1890). Her obituary reads as follows:

        HUBBARDSTON - Margaret E. (Little) Prentiss, 79, of 11 Prentiss Road died yesterday in her home after a brief illness.

        Her husband, Kenneth F. Prentiss, died Feb. 9. She leaves two sons, John K. Prentiss of Hubbardston and Charles J. Prentiss of Tewksbury; three daughters, Janet P. Cummings of Norwood, Joyce L. Cerce of Holden and Jean M. George of Leominster; three sisters, Sister Mary Little of Worcester, Eleanor Tomaz of Amsbury and Bernice Brighi of Italy; 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; nephews and nieces. She was born in Millbury, daughter of Felix and Ellen (Doyle) Little, and lived here many years. She graduated from Millbury High School and received training as a practical nurse at Rutland Heights Hospital, Rutland.

        Mrs. Prentiss was a licensed practical nurse for 30 years at Westboro State Hospital and 10 years at Rutland Heights Hospital. She was a member of the Golden Agers of Hubbardston.

        Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main St., Holden. Burial will be private. Calling hours are 5 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, Massachusetts Affiliate, 40 Speen St., Framingham 01701, or the Golden Agers of Hubbardston, Senior Center, Main Street 01542.

      Children of Kenneth and Margaret b. after 1945:

      1. John K. Prentiss of Hubbardston.
      2. Charles J. Prentiss of Tewksbury
      3. Janet P. Prentiss who m. Mr. Cummings of Norwood.
      4. Joyce L. Prentice who m. Mr. Cerce of West Boylston.
      5. Jean M. Prentice who m. Mr. George of Leominster.

    6. George Wetherbee Prentiss, b. c. 1922, Hubbardston, MA. . . . . . . . . . . [240.30]
    7. Katherine Louise Prentiss, b. 24 Feb 1916, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. there 18 Aug 1990. 1940 she appears with her husband, James A. Orcutt, b. c. 1916, MA, and in 1940 a Candy Maker with 1 year of High School. Son:
      1. James A. Orcutt, b. c. 1939, MA. 1940 at home.
    8. Dana S. Prentiss, b. 2 Dec 1917, MA (per SSDI) and d. Mar 1975, Gardner, Worcester Co., MA (per SSDI). Called son in 1920 census and, incorrectly, dau. in 1930 census. 1940 at home. He m. Helen Letendre. She was born in Gardner, daughter of Ferdinand and Rosanna (Vincent) Letendre, and lived there many years. She then lived about 30 years in Otter River before moving to Pepperell recently. Her obituary reads as follows:

        HELEN L. PRENTISS, 81: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Saturday, March 6, 1999

        TEMPLETON - Helen L. (Letendre) Prentiss, 81, of 187 Brookline St., Pepperell, formerly of 280 State Road, Otter River, a retired draftsman, died Thursday at home after an illness.

        Her former husband, Dana S. Prentiss Sr., died in 1975. She leaves two sons, Marcus S. Prentiss of Hubbardston and Dana S. Prentiss of Baldwinville; a daughter, June H. Faron of Pepperell; two brothers, Vernon Letendre of Georgia and Victor Letendre of Gardner; two sisters, Doris Levangie and Muriel Rocheleau, both of Gardner; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; nephews and nieces. A son, Daniel W. Prentiss of Worcester, died in 1965. She was born in Gardner, daughter of Ferdinand and Rosanna (Vincent) Letendre, and lived there many years. She then lived about 30 years in Otter River before moving to Pepperell recently.

        Mrs. Prentiss was a draftsman at Simplex Time Recorder Co. in Gardner for eight years, retiring in 1983. She previously managed the snack bar at the Giant Department Store in Gardner. She was a member of St. Martin's Church in Otter River. She was active for many years in the Templeton Golden Agers.

        The funeral will be held Monday from Dufault-Boucher Funeral Home, 110 Nichols St., Gardner, with a Mass at 12:30 p.m. in St. Martin's Church, 247 State Road, Otter River. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Templeton Golden Agers, c||o Bayard Peabody, Treasurer, 528 Baldwinville Road, Baldwinville, MA 01436; or St. Martin's Church, 247 State Road, Otter River, MA 01436.

        Children of Dana and Helen:

        1. Paul Prentiss (per email, 5 Nov 2005).
        2. Dana S. Prentiss who m. Bonnilee J. or perhaps Dana K. Prentiss who m. Joanne E., both couples shown in My Family People Finder. 1999 in Baldwinville, MA.
        3. Marcus S. Prentiss. 1999 in Hubbardston, MA.
        4. Daniel W. Prentiss of Worcester, died in 1965.

    240.22 Edwin Spenser Prentiss, b. 21 Mar 1910, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. there 4 Aug 1985(per SSDI).

    He m. Vieno Celia Ahola who was b. 15 Aug 1916, Worcester,Worcester Co., MA, and d. 20 Dec 2002, Orange, Worcester Co., MA. 1940 in Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Vieno S. Prentiss, 86: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Saturday, December 21, 2002

      HUBBARDSTON -- Vieno S. (Ahola) Prentiss, 86, of 22 Main St., died Friday, Dec. 20, at the home of her daughter, Elaine, in Orange. Vieno was born in Worcester, daughter of Otto and Saima (Tuominen) Ahola, and lived 82 years in Hubbardston. She attended Gardner High School.

      Her husband, Edwin S. Prentiss, died in 1985. She leaves a son, Frank E. Prentiss of Hubbardston; two daughters, Elaine M. Suojanen of Orange and Mary E. Alger of the Baldwinville section of Templeton; two brothers, Ero Ahola of Hubbardston and Tauno Ahola of Crete, Neb.; 13 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; nephews and nieces. A daughter, Irene C. Prentiss, died in 1953.

      Mrs. Prentiss worked in the combing department of Barre Wool Co. and later at Valley Florists, Gardner. For several years, she drove a school bus in Hubbardston and for the Worcester trade schools. In the 1940s, she delivered ice. She was an active member of the Hubbardston Golden Agers; a member of Barre Chapter Order of Eastern Star; and a former member of the Ladies Auxiliary of Hubbardston and Vesta Club. She enjoyed gardening and crafts.

      The graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 23, in Brookside Cemetery. There are no calling hours. Memorial donations may be made to Gardner Visiting Nursing Association and Hospice, 34 Pearly Lane, Gardner, MA 01440; or to Hubbardston Golden Agers, c/o Dorothy Salminen, 1 Old Princeton Road Cutoff, Hubbardston, MA 01452. Smith Funeral Home, 69 Vernon St., Gardner, is directing arrangements.

    Children of Edwin and Vieno:

    1. Frank E. Prentiss, b. c. 1935, MA. 1940 at home, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA. 2002 in Hubbardston.
    2. Elaine M. Prentiss, b. c. 1938, MA. 1940 at home, Hubbardston, MA. She m. Mr. Suojanen and in 2002 lived in Orange.
    3. Mary E. Prentiss, b. c. 1939, MA. 1940 at home, Hubbardston, MA. She m. Mr. Alger and in 2002 lived in the Baldwinville section of Templeton,

    Edwin m. 2nd (unknown). Children:

    1. Irene C. Prentiss, b. 29 Oct 1944. Worcester, MA, and d. 7 Jul 1953, MA, age 8+ years.
    2. Daniel W. Prentiss, b. 1945, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 22 Oct 1965, Gardner, MA. (motorcycle accident).

    240.23 Marjorie Sylvia Prentiss, b. 30 Jan 1913, Hubbardston, Worcester Co., MA., and d. 30 Jan 2003, Princeton, Worcester Co., MA, and bur. there, age 89. 1940 census in Merrimack, Hillsborough Co., NH, with her husband and family. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Marjorie Sylvia Prentiss Bingham Orcutt, 90: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Saturday, February 1, 2003

      PRINCETON -- Marjorie Sylvia Prentiss Bingham Orcutt, 90, of 70 Main St., died Thursday, Jan. 30, at home. She was born in Hubbardston, daughter of Frank and Sylvia (Spaulding) Prentiss, and graduated from North High School, Worcester.

      She leaves her husband of 10 years, James A. Orcutt; a son, Herbert B.P. Bingham of Princeton; two daughters, Emily E. Miller of Winchendon and Marjorie J. Perkins of Clinton; four stepsons, James A. Orcutt Jr. of Oklahoma, Frank C. Orcutt of Ohio, Walter N. Orcutt of Texas and David L. Orcutt of Florida; two stepdaughters, Ellen Bigwood of the Otter River section of Templeton and Mary Gould of Gardner; a brother, George S. Prentiss of Worcester; 13 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren.

      Her first husband, Belding E. Bingham, five brothers, Harold, Kenneth, Wilbur, Dana and Edwin Prentiss, a sister, Kathryn Orcutt, and two grandchildren predeceased her.

      Mrs. Orcutt owned and operated a boarding house for mentally challenged men for 35 years. She was also a lab technician at HyCrest Farms in Sterling and co-owned Scotties Candy Co. She was past treasurer of First Spiritualist Church of Gardner and Fitchburg; membership chairman of the Hubbardston Golden Age Club; secretary of Princeton Golden Age Club; a member of Westminster Friendship Club; past president of Princeton American Legion Auxiliary; a former member of Princeton Board of Health; and a former 4-H leader. She enjoyed traveling, gardening, bird watching, animals and music. She was an avid seamstress.

      The celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Feb. 3, in Unitarian Universalist Society, 66 Elm St., Gardner. Burial will be in the spring in Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 2, in Smith Funeral Home, 69 Vernon St., Gardner. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Marjorie Prentiss Bingham Orcutt Scholarship Fund, c/o Elaine Suojanen, 22 Packard Heights, Orange, MA 01364. 30

    Marjorie m. 1st Belding Bingham, c. 1930-1933 based on the age of her 1st daughter, Emily. He was b. c. 1911, NH, a salesman with an 8th grade education. Children per 1940 census:

    1. Herbert B. P. Bingham. 2003 in Princeton, MA.
    2. Emily E. Bingham, b. c. 1934, MA. 1940 at home. She m. Mr. Miller. 2003 inWinchendon, MA.
    3. Majorie J. Bingham. b. c. 1936, MA. 1940 at home. She m. Perkins. 2003 in Clinton, MA.

    Marjorie m. 2nd James A. Orcutt c. 1993. Son:

    1. James A. Orcutt

    240.30 George Wetherbee Prentiss, b. c. 1922, Hubbardston, MA, and d. 4 Aug 2007, St. Vincent Hospital, Worcester, MA. 1930 at home. 1940 in Merrimack, Hillsborough, NH, a machine operator in a saw mill with 3 years of High School and living with the family of his sister, Marjorie. His obituary of 7 Aug 2007 in the Worcester, MA, The Telegram News, reads as follows:

      HUBBARDSTONó George Wetherbee Prentiss, 85, of 18 Sun Valley Drive, Worcester, formerly of Hubbardston, died Saturday, August 4, 2007, in Saint Vincent Hospital, Worcester.

      He was born in Hubbardston, son of Frank E. and Sylvia E. (Spaulding) Prentiss, and lived in Hubbardston until moving to Worcester in 1970.

      He leaves his wife, Natalie M. (Demauro) Prentiss; two sons, William G. Prentiss and his wife Anita of Holly Lake Ranch, Texas and Allan J. Prentiss and his wife Lisa of Hubbardston; two step-sons, Allan Klasky of Las Vegas and Howard Klasky of Worcester; five grandchildren, Jennifer Woods and Christopher Prentiss both of Arizona, Justin, Alyssa and Kathryn Prentiss all of Hubbardston; three great-grandchildren, Shane Prentiss, Jentel Woods both of Arizona and Miranda Prentiss of Barre; nephews and nieces. His wife, Alice C. (Nelson) Prentiss died in 1970, and his son, Arthur David Prentiss died in 2005.

      Mr. Prentiss worked for Wain-Roy Company in Hubbardston for many years, retiring as a quality inspector. He also owned and operated a school bus service in Hubbardston and worked for the Hubbardston Highway Department. He was a long time volunteer firefighter and was Hubbardston Fire Chief from 1966 to 1970. He was a member of Cradle Rock Order of the Eastern Star in Barre, and enjoyed hunting, fishing and gardening. Mr. Prentiss was a World War II Army veteran and served in the European, African, and Middle Eastern Theatre.

      Relatives and friends are invited to attend calling hours from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, August 8th in the Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main St., Holden. The funeral service for Mr. Prentiss will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday in the funeral home. Burial will follow in Brookside Cemetery, Hubbardston. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Hubbardston Firefighter's Association, P.O. Box 490, Hubbardston, MA 01452; or the Prentiss Family Scholarship Fund, c/o Mary Alger, Treasurer, 25 Winchester St., Baldwinville, MA 01436.

    He m. Natalie M. Demauro. Children per obituary:

    1. Arthur David Prentiss (b. 30 Apr 1942, City of Worcester, MA, records, son of George and Norma). He d. in 2005. His obituary reads as follows:

        David Prentiss (Mark Hanson): Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, orcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Friday, November 4, 2005

        PAISLEY, FL Arthur David Prentiss, known also as Mark Hanson, 63, of 45710 Raccoon Street, died Thursday, October 27, 2005 after a long battle with liver disease.

        He was the son of George W. Prentiss and Norma Hansberry (deceased). He was brought up in Hubbardston, MA by his father George and Alice C. Prentiss (deceased). Prior to moving to Florida in 1989, he lived in Barre, MA.

        He is survived by his father George Prentiss, step-mother Natalie Prentiss, both of Worcester, MA., brothers, Allan Prentiss of Hubbardston, MA. and William Prentiss of Lake Holly Ranch, Texas. A brother Kenny and a sister Maxine Rogers, both of Worcester, MA., a sister Evalynn Birtz of Dover Foxcroft, ME., and companion and caregiver Kevin Demers of Paisley, many nieces and nephews, family and friends.

        He graduated from Gardner High School and New England School of Accounting and worked for Stop & Shop, Thayer Corporation, EPI in MA. and Intellitech in Florida. He loved animals, watching NASCAR racing with friends Gary and Kathy and cheered for the Atlanta Braves.

        The family invites all to a memorial gathering at the Hubbardston Rod and Gun Club on Williamsville Road, Hubbardston this Sunday, November 6 from 2 to 5 PM. Memorial contributions may be made to the Gardner Animal Care Center, 73 Eaton Street, Gardner, MA 01440.

    2. William G. Prentiss (probably b. after 1944, son of Alice). He m. Anita. In 2005 and 2007 they lived in Holly Lake Ranch, Texas.
    3. Allan J. Prentiss (probably b. after 1944, son of Alice). He m. Lisa. In 2005 and 2007 they lived in Hubbardston, MA.

    Grandchildren mentioned in the obituary, but it is unclear as to the identity of their parents:

    • Jennifer Woods of AZ.
    • Christopher Prentiss of AZ.
    • Justin Prentiss of Hubbardston. (Perhaps son of Allan who lived in Hubbardston.)
    • Alyssa Prentiss of Hubbardston. (Perhaps dau. of Allan who lived in Hubbardston.)
    • Kathryn Prentiss of Hubbardston. (Perhaps dau. of Allan who lived in Hubbardston.)

    Great-grandchildren mentioned in the obituary, but it is unclear as to the identity of their parents:

    • Shane Prentiss of AZ.
    • Jentel Woods of AZ.
    • Miranda Prentiss of Barre

    He m. 1st Norma Jane Hansbury (1923-1967) on 4 Oct 1941, age 18, and were divorced 2 years later on 20 Oct 1943 per Ancestry.com . Son:

    1. Arthur David Prentiss, b. 30 Apr 1942, Worcester, MA, and d. 2005, MA.

    George m. 2nd. Alice Campbell Nelson on 18 Oct 1944, VA per Ancestry.com . She was b. c. 1916 and d. 11 May 1970, Holden, MA. Probable children, per obituary, above: .

    1. William G. Prentiss (probably b. after 1944, son of Alice). He may be the William George Prentiss shown in Worcester, MA, city records as b. 2 Mar 1948. He m. Anita. In 2007 they lived in Holly Lake Ranch, Texas.
    2. Allan J. Prentiss (probably b. after 1944, son of Alice). He m. Lisa. In 2007 they lived in Hubbardston, MA.

    He m. 3rd Natalie M. Demauro, probably after 1970 when his 2nd wife died. Natalie was b. 24 Jun 1923 and d. 20 Sep 2012, Worcester, MA. Children per obituary: children of Natalie by a prior marriage:

    1. Allan Klasky, stepson. In 2007 he lived in Las Vegas, NV.
    2. Howard Klasky, stepson. In 2007 he lived in Worcester, MA.

    241. William Preston Prentiss, b. Apr 1835, Springfield, La Grange Co., IN and d. 7 Jan 1911 at Lima (now Howe), La Grange Co., IN. Buried in Riverside Cemetery. He is appears in the 1880 & 1900 La Grange Co. census with wife Hermid/Hermie. In 1872 he was elected by the Republican party as representative to the State Legislature where he served 2 years. On the death of his father, he was made executor of the state. Beginning 1876 he served as a member of the IN Republican Central Committee and also later served as Township Trustee. His obituary tells of the hard life he, and other settlers, led:

      "They made their record with the axe upon the tree trunk, with pick and shovel upon the mountain side, with the rending force of blasting powder upon the everlasting rock. With ox team and canvas covered wagon, they marked the path for the vestibule train and the modern express. By treacherous fords they set across or gathered a heap of stones that are hidden today in the shadows cast by the great steel bridges over which cross dry shod the sons of these old pioneers.

      For months they saw no church spire point its way toward heaven, but they did see the boundless expanse of the prairies and the grandeur of the snow-capped mountains unscarred and unpolluted by the hand of man. At night they looked straight up into the star of heaven and the smoke from their camp fires drifted upward as from an alter of incense..."

    He married, on 27 Feb 1866, Hermie Salathiella Coffinberry, dau. of S. C. Coffinberry Constantine, MI. She was b. 13 Nov 1844, Centreville, St. Joseph Co., MI, and d. 27 Oct 1924, Ellensburg, Kittitas Co., WA. Bur. in Riverside Cemetery. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com :

    Children of William and Hermie:

    1. James Fnnimore Prentiss, b. 27 May 1867, IN. Living in Omaha, NE in 1911. He m. Ora S., b. Feb 1870, IN. Ora was living with er son, William, in the 1920 census. Children (per 1900 Omaha census):
      1. William L. Prentiss, b. Sep 1889, NE. He appears in the 1920 Portland, Multnomah, OR census with his wife, Mary A. Stoddard, b. c. 1891, WY. Not in 1930 census.
      2. Marguerite Prentiss, b. Feb 1892, IL.

    2. William. Spencer Prentiss, b. 3 Nov 1868, IN. He is shown in the 1920 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN census. Also shown is his wife, Anna D., b. c. 1868, PA.

    3. Margaret Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 31 Oct 1871, IN. She was b. 31 Oct 1871, Brushy Prairie, Lagrange, IN, and d. 19 Feb 1930, Ellensburg, WA. She m. Fred Spearow on 24 Mar 1897, Brushy Prairie. He was b. 4 Oct 1864, Brushy Prairie, IN, and d. 1 Mar 1931, Seattle, King Co., WA. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Daughter:
      1. Anna Spearow, b. 12 Jan 1898, Springfield, Lagrange Co., IN, and d. the following ear on 3 Mar 1899, Lagrange Co., IN.

    4. Mary J. Prentiss, b. 12 Feb 1876, IN. She m. J. N. Thompson of La Grange, IN.

    5. Helen L. Prentiss, b. 15 Sep 1879,Lagrange, Lagrange Co., IN, and d. 9 Dec 1965, Seattle, King Co., WA. She m. Ned Spero on 2 Mar 1898, Lagrange, La Grange Co., IN. He was b. Apr 1875, IN. Lived in Springfield Twp., La Grange, IN. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Daughter:
      1. Frances Hermia Spearow, b. 10 Jun 1897, Hillside Farm, Lagrange Co., IN, and d. 1 Aug 1988, Seattle, King Co., WA. She m. Charles Mark Hartman on 17 Nov 1920, Thorp, WA, He was b. 21 Apr 1897, Creston, IA, and d. 9 Aug 1977, Seattle, WA. He was the son of Charles H. Hartman and Della Curran. They had 2 daughters.

    242. Roderick Prentiss, b. 1840, IN. Naval officer; d. 6 Aug 1864 as result of injuries received preceding day on sloop, Monongahela, in Civil War battle (see text, below). The following information comes from the Wikipedia websie at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Monongahela_(1862) :

      The first Monongahela was a barkentine rigged screw sloop-of-war in the United States Navy during the American Civil War. Monongahela was built by the Philadelphia Navy Yard and was launched 10 July 1862; sponsored by Miss Emily V. Hoover, daughter of Naval Constructor Hoover who superintended the shipís construction; and commissioned 15 January 1863, Captain James P. McKinstry in command.

      Initially assigned to the North Atlantic Squadron, Monongahela sailed instead to reinforce Rear Admiral David G. Farragutís West Gulf Blockading Squadron off Mobile, Alabama, remaining on duty off that port until ordered to attempt to run past Confederate batteries on the Mississippi at Port Hudson, Louisians, on the night of 14 to 15 March 1863. As Army forces ashore conducted a mortar bombardment, the squadron got underway about 2200, heavier ships Hartford, Richmond, and Monongahela screening the smaller Albatross, Genesee, and Kineo from the forts, steam frigate Mississippi bringing up the rear. In the course of the ensuing furious engagement, only Hartford and Albatross succeeded in passing up river, Richmond losing her steampower early in the battle and drifting downsteam out of range with Genesee lashed alongside. Monongahela grounded under the guns of a heavy battery, taking a pounding and losing six men killed and 21 wounded, including the captain, until she worked loose with Kineoís aid. While attempting to continue upriver, her overloaded engine broke down, and the sloop was forced to drift downstream with Kineo. Mississippi, grounding at high speed, was hit repeatedly and set afire, eventually blowing up and ending the engagement.

      Two months later, 27 May, Confederate defenders turned back a major assault on Port Hudson following constant bombardment by Monongahela, serving as temporary flagship of Admiral Farragut, and other ships of the squadron. On 7 July 1863, the ship, in company with New London, engaged southern field batteries behind the levee, 12 miles below Donaldsville, Louisiana, Monongahelaís new skipper Commander Abner Read being killed in this action. She then departed 26 October 1863 for Brazos Santiago, Texas, to support General Nathaniel Banksí troops in the capture of that town and Brownsville, 2 to 4 November, in addition capturing several blockade runners, Monongahela continued her duty off Texas, covering the landing of 1,000 Army troops on Mustang Island, Arkansas Pass, Texas, 16 to 17 November and supporting a Union reconnaissance at Pass Cavallo on the gulf shore of Matagordas Peninsula 31 December 1863 to 1 January 1864. She returned to blockade off Mobile soon after, stopping numerous blockade runners throughout the spring and summer of 1864.

      On 15 July, the warshipís boats conducted a reconnaissance of the Mobile Bay area to determine the Confederate mine or torpedo defenses; and then, 3 August 1864, Admiral Farragut took his stripped-for-action squadron of 18 ships, including four monitors, against those defenses. In the fierce fight and great victory that followed, Monongahela bombarded Confederate forts and then rammed the heavy Confederate ram Tennessee. The sloop succeeded only in damaging herself in the full speed drive into the armored enemy ship, but combined heavy gunfire from the other Union ships forced the Confederate warship to surrender, ending the battle and closing the last major gulf port to the South. Monongahela remained on duty with the West Gulf Squadron until the end of the Civil War, and then was assigned to the West Indies Squadron. While on service with the West Indies Squadron, the warship had the unique experience of being landed high and dry almost a mile inland from the shoreline when a tidal wave struck Frederikstad, St. Croix, 18 November 1867. Following an earthquake, she was hit by a wall of water 25 to 30 feet high and carried over the beach and warehouses to come to rest on an even keel some distance from the water. A working party of mechanics from New York Navy Yard under Naval Constructor Thomas Davidson succeeded in refloating the ship 11 May 1868, following a four month endeavor. Monongahela was towed to New York and thence Portsmouth where she was slowly repaired, finally departing in 1873 to join the South Atlantic Station.

      . . . . Finally detached from the Atlantic Training Squadron 9 May 1904, the old warship served as a storeship at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, until totally destroyed by fire 17 March 1908.

    243. William Henry Prentiss, b. 13 Apr 1806, Boston, MA. He was a farmer of Bristol, ME. He d. Bristol, ME 6 Apr 1882, age 76 per the Boston "Harold". He is buried in Hillside Cemetery, formerly Norris Cemetery, In Damariscotta, ME. In 1850 census in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME but not in 1860 or 1870 census.

    William m. 29 Feb 1828 Cynthia Kennady of Boston who was b. 8 Feb 1807, Boothbay, ME. She was the dau. of Henry/Henrey Kenney and Betsey (per IGI)

    Children (per Binney and 1850 census):

    1. Lucy Jane Prentice b. 29 Dec 1828; d. in Bristol 3 Nov 1847.
    2. John Tyng Prentice, b. 17 Aug 1830. Not in 1860 or 1880 census.
    3. Sarah Elizabeth Prentice, b. 22 May 1832.
    4. Joshua Thorp Prentice, b. 14 Aug 1835; d. 28 Aug 1836.
    5. Sophia Augusta Prentice, b. 19 Apr 1837, MA.
    6. George Washington Prentice, b. 23 Dec 1838, ME. . . . [243.1]
    7. Simon Handley Prentice, b. 23 Jun 1841. Not in 1850, 1860 or 1880 census.
    8. Lona P. Prentice, b. 4 Nov 1843, ME. The 1880 census shows her as "Lona Beal", widowed, living at home without her husband. The following children are also living in the home and apprently are those of Lona although the census shows them with the Prentice surname:
      1. Clara Prentice, b. c. 1869, ME.
      2. Lona Prentice, b. c. 1874, MN.
      3. Maud Prentice, b. c. 1876, ME.
    9. Mary Adaline Prentice, b. 28 Jul 1845.
    10. William Henry Prentice, b. 9 Jun 1848, ME. . . . . . . [243.2]
    11. Parker Prentice (per William Irving Smith, email, 26 May 2004) He may have d. young as he does not appear in the 1850, 1860, 1870 or 1880 census.

    243.1 George Washington Prentice, b. 23 Dec 1838, Boothbay, ME and d.Round Pond (Town of Bristol), ME on 5 Mar 1923 at age of 83 years, 2 mos. and 10 days.. He served in Co I, 21st ME. Vol. in the Civil War. He is shown working on his father's farm in Bristol, Me in the 1880 census. He m. Martha M. Richards on 16 Oct 1889, Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME. He appears in the 1890 and 1910 ME census in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME (per William Irving Smith, email, 26 May 2004, citing "Old Bristol and Nobleboro, Maine Vital Records, Vol. I, Births and Deaths, By Christine Huston Dodge Published under the authority of the Maine Historical Society in 1951 The Record Press, Brunswick, Maine).

    George m. 1st Frances H. Huston. Daughter:

    1. Clara Haydon Prentice, b. 24 Jul 1869 in Bristol and d. 1950 in Damariscotta. Clara m. Evander William Murphy, son of John Murphy and Angeline Hatch Murphy Cunningham. They appear in the 1910 census in Bangor, Penobscot Co., ME. Not in 1920 census. 1930 census in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME. Daughter:
      1. Vesper Rebecca Murphy, b. 3 Dec 1903 in Round Pond, ME. She m. Irving Lewis Smith. They appear in the 1930 census in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME. Children:
        1. Adelyn Louise Smith, b. c. 1929-30, ME and at home in 1930.
        2. William Irving Smith, b. 20 Oct 1932, Round Pond, ME. He m. Marion Louise Atton in Medford, MA on 14 May 1955. Children:
          1. Nancy Louise Smith.
          2. Kenneth William Smith.
          3. Judith Anne Smith.

    George m. 2nd Martha (Sproul) Richards.

    243.2 William Henry Prentice, b. 9 Jun 1848, ME, and d. after 1930 census, probably in Bristol. 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 census in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME, with no children living at home.

    He m. Ella M.. She was b. c. 1857, ME, as were her parents. She d. after the 1930 census, probably in Bristol. Given her Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME, residence in the 1880 census, we reviewed the 1860 census for Lincoln Co., ME, for any Ella M. b. c. 1857, ME. There was only 1, so there appears a reasonable possibility that Ella M. is the Ella M. Farson, b. c. 1857, ME, daughter of Stephen Farson, b. c. 1827, ME, and Cordelia A., b. c.1828, ME. We note that Ella named her first daughter "Cordelia"

    Children of William and Ella:

    1. Cordellia L. Prentice, b. Jul 1876, ME. At home in 1880 census. She m. Carl E. Sherman and they are living with her parents in the 1900 census in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME. Carl was b. c. 1877, ME. They are not in the 1910, 1920 or 1930 census. Daughter:
      1. Carla G. Sherman, b. c. 1899, ME.

    2. Alice D. Prentice, b. Sep 1878, ME. At home in 1880 and 1900. . . . . . . . . . [243.3]
    3. Cynthia M. Prentice, b. Jan 1883, ME. At home in 1900 census.
    4. Florence E. Prentice. b. Sep 1885, ME. At home in 1900 census.
    5. Gladys L. Prentice, b. Aug 1889, ME. At home in 1900 census.
    6. Stephen F. Prentice, b. Sep 1890, ME. At home in 1900 and 1910 census. . . . . [243.4]
    7. Cheever James (or James Cheever) Prentice, b. Dec 1891, ME. He appears in the 1920 Nantucket, , Nantucket Co., MA census with his wife, Adelaide Gilbert ("Addie"), b. c. 1899, MA. Not in 1930 census.1840 census as J. Cheever Prentice in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME. Son:
      1. J. Cheever Prentice, b. c. 1925, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME.
    8. William Henry Prentice Jr., b. 15 Aug 1896, ME, and d. 16 Mar 1990, Pemaquid, Lincoln Co., ME (per SSDI). At home in 1900 and 1910 census. He was living with his brother, Cheever, in the 1920 Nantucket census. He appears in the 1930 census with his wife, Doris, b. c. 1901, ME, and sons:
      1. William Henry Prentice Jr., b. c. 1925, MA. He may, or may not, be the William H. Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 13 Jul 1924, who obtained his SS# in MA, and who d. 27 May 1992 at an unspecified location.
      2. Donald B. Prentice, b. c. 1929, MA.

    243.3 Alice D. Prentice, b. Sep 1878, ME. She is probably the Alice Prentice who m. Chester Wells Pool and had:

    1. Chester Wells Poole Jr., lumberman and poultry farmer, whose obit. appears in the 13 Oct 1999 issue of the Portland Press Herald. He d. Sun., 9 Oct 1999 in CT. He was born in Pemaquid, Me and graduated from Bristol High School. On Oct. 8, 1932, he married Ella Blaisdell. He worked in the family-owned lumber business after high school, then for many years ran his own farm business in Pemaquid, specializing in poultry. Mr. Poole was a member of New Harbor Methodist Church. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Redmen. Burial in New Harbor Cemetery. His wife died previously. Children:
      1. (infant dau.) Poole who d. bef. 1999.
      2. Chester Wells Poole III of Pompano Beach, FL
      3. Sonya Poole who m. Mr. Hoisington of Niantic, CT.

    2. Laura P. Poole, b. c. 1904 and d. 16 Jan 1999. Her obit. appears in the 23 Jan 1999 Portland Press Harold. She died at Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro,ME. She graduated from Bristol High School and taught at Long Cove school before attending Farmington Normal School and then Boston Cooking School. She also worked for the Maine Central Railroad in Portland. Buried at Harrington Cemetery. On Oct. 12, 1928 she married Egbert O. Tukey in Pemaquid and they lived in Brunswick. Surviving children:
      1. Mel Tukey of Brunswick `
      2. Carla Tuken who m. Mr. Wilson of Durham, N.H

    243.4 Stephen F. Prentice, b. 6 Sep 1890, ME and d. Sep 1970, Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME (per SSDI). 1940 in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME.

    He m. Florence E.Weeks. She was b. 27 Oct 1888, Bremen, Lincoln Co., ME, and d. Jan 1975 in Damariscotta, Lincoln Co., ME. An extensive ancestor chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They appear in the 1920 and 1930 Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME census. Children:

    1. Kenneth W. Prentice, b. c. 1912, ME. His obituary appears in the 10 Jan 2000 issue of the Portland Press Herald. He d. 4 Jan 2000 at Jupiter Medical Center, Jupiter. He was a native of Bristol, Maine, and had been a resident of Hobe Sound for the past 16 years. He previously lived in Damariscotta, Maine. Before retiring, he owned Midcoast Energy in New Harbor, Maine, and Damariscotta, Maine, for more than 50 years. He was a member of Bristol Masonic Lodge for 50 years and past president of the Alliance Club in Damariscotta. He was a member of First United Methodist Church in Hobe Sound. Funeral arrangements are by Young Prill Funeral Homes, Stuart, Fla. Kenneth m. Esther Spear. She was b. 12 Aug 1914, ME, and d. 19 Mar 2008, age 93. 1999 of Hobe Sound. Surviving children are:
      1. Kenneth Prentice Jr. of West Palm Beach, FL
      2. Georgia B. Prentice, b. c. 1931, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol, ME. She m. Mr. Leeman of Round Pond, ME
      3. Betty Jane Prentice, b. c. 1935, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol, ME. She m. Stevens of Brandon

    2. Keith Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1913, ME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [243.5]
    3. Margaret Prentice, b. c. 1925, ME. She m. Mr. Norton of Bath, ME (named in Kenneth's obituary).
    4. Stephen Prentice of Round Pond, ME, b. c. 1926, ME (named in Kenneth's obit.). 1940 at home in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME.
    5. Mary Ella Prentice, b. probably after 1930 cemsis. She m. Mr. Prior of Bristol, ME (named in Kenneth's obituary). 1940 at home in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME.

    243.5 Keith Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1913, ME, obtained his SS# in ME, and d. Dec 1969 at an unspecified location (per SSDI). 1940 in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME.

    He m. Cordelia E., b. c. 1913, ME. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Maine Sunday Telegram (Portland, ME) - Sunday, January 7, 2001: Cordelia Prentice Castner, 88

      Cordelia Prentice Castner, 88, died Jan. 5, 2001, at Coves Edge Nursing Home in Damariscotta. She was born in Pemaquid Beach, a daughter of Newell and Estella Gifford McClain. She was a member of the Seaside Grange in Bristol, and was an avid pet lover.

      She was predeceased by her first husband, Keith Prentice, in 1969; her second husband, Linwood Castner; and her only sister, Mildred Phillips.

      Surviving are 10 children, Keith Prentice Jr. of Columbus, Ga.; Richard Prentice and Rosalie Hill, both of Damariscotta; Carl Prentice of South Bristol; Robert Prentice and Nancy Thorpe, both of Florida; Donna Chase of Duncansville, Pa.; Mildred Higgins of Bristol; Rose Marie Clancy of Bremen; and James Prentice of Round Pond; as well as 22 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.

      A service will be held at Bristol Congregational Church on Monday at 11 a.m. Burial will follow in Bristol Mills Cemetery. Arrangements are by Strong Funeral Home, Damariscotta.

    Children of Keith and Cordelia:

    1. Keith F. Prentice, b. c. 1931, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol. 2001 in Columbus, GA
    2. Richard S. Prentice, b. c. 1933, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol. 2001 in Damariscotta, ME in Camariscotta, ME.
    3. Carl N. Prentice, b. c. 1934, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol. 2001 in South Bristol, ME.
    4. Robert W. Prentice, b. c. 1936, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol. 2001 in FL.
    5. Nancy L. Prentice, b. c. 1938, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol. 2001 in FL.
    6. Donna Chase Prentice, b. c. 1939?, ME. 1940 at home in Bristol. 2001 in Duncansville, PA
    7. Mildred Higgins of Bristol, ME.
    8. Rose Marie Clancy of Bremen, ME.
    9. James Prentice of Round Pond, ME.
    10. Rosalie Prentice. She m. Mr. Hill and 2001 in Camariscotta, ME.

    244. George Washington Prentice, Boston coal dealer. He was b. c. 1808 and d. 25 Sep 1878, Atlantic City, NJ, age 70.

    He m. 5 Aug 1845 Lydia Brownell, 9, of Lowell, MA; she was b. 22 Oct 1825. She is probably the same person as Lydia Brownell shown in the IGI as b. 21 Oct 1825, Lowell, Middlesex Co., MA, dau. of George Brownell and Lydia Wilbur Sweet.

    Children of George and Lydia:

    1. George B. Prentice, son of George Washington Prentice, b. 29 May 1846. He may be the George B. Prentice appearing in the 1880 Boston, Soffolk, MA census with his wife, Winnifred W., b. c. 1858, NY, and daughter:
      1. Kate Prentice, b. c. 1878, MA.
    2. Lucy Young Prentice, b. 29 Dec 1849; d. 13 Jul 1850.

    2. Theodore Prentice, son of Wm. H. m. 12 Nov 1844 at Lynn, MA Maria O. C. Wiley, who was b. 9 Apr 1824. He d. in Malden, MA 13 Apr 1875. Son:

    1. Theodore Henry Prentice, b. 24 Mar 1847, Lynn, MA. The History of the Military Company of the Massachusetts Now Called the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of MA shows him to be a member recruited in 1870. At that time he was a clerk at No. 63 Hanover Street, Boston. Living with his father's sister, Susan Prentice, in the 1880 Boston census. He was discharged from the Artillery Company Nov. 18, 1887. Not in 1900 census. In 1910 Boston census as an unmarried lodger. He is shown as a lodger, living alone, in the 1920 Boston, Suffolk Co., census.

    246. Henry C. Prentice, s. of Jonathan. He was b. c. 1829 in NY. He m. 30 Mar 1857 Amanda M. Keeler of Bath, NY, b. 1841, d. 1913. Died 28 Jul 1857, Hutchinson, KS. Millwright. Children:

    1. Florence Nightingale Prentice, b. 14 May 1858, Jasper, NY and d. 7 Jun 1899. She m. Dr. Chauncey Hubbard on 14 Oct 1880. He was b. 16 Oct 1845 and d. 1924. He was the son of Chauncey Pomeroy Hubbard and Mary Wells. An extensive Ancestor Chart can be found for him at Ancestry.com. Chauncey was a graduate of New York University Medical College in 1871. They settled in Hornell, Steuben, NY where he practiced medicine. Manager of Hornell Library for 30 years (per History and Genealogy of the Pomeroy Family, Vol 2 page 256). Children:

      1. Mary Hubbard, b. 2 Feb 1882 and d. 10 days later on 12 Feb 1882.
      2. Chauncey Prentice Hubbard, b. 20 Apr 1883, d. 1952. He m. Clara E. Losey on 20 May 1903. She was b. 1880.
      3. Clara Lake Hubbard, b. 1881 and d. 1969.
      4. Harold Cedric Hubbard, b. 7 Sep 1889. He m. Irene Maud Torrence on 6 Jul 1907. She was b. 17 Sep 1889 and was the dau. of Jerome Bonaparte Torrence and Elizabeth Ann Brink.

    2. Allen Prentice, b. c. 1864. At home in 1870.

    247. Mary Eliza Prentice, dau. of Jonathan, b. 24 Jul 1832, Jasper, NY, d. 12 May 1909, Greenwood, Steuben, NY.

    She m. 30 Oct 1850, Jasper, George Dexter Woodward, b. 5 Oct 1823, Lyndeboro, NH, d. 1 Feb 1903, Greenwood. Merchant. Children:

    1. Mary Leona Woodward, b. 24 Oct 1851, d. 1934, m. 29 Oct 1876 David Henry Parshall and had:
      1. Anna Laura Parshall who m. Mr. Scharett.
      2. Alfa Leona Parshall who m. Mr. Taylor.
      3. Blanche M. Parshall.

    2. George Melvin Woodward, b. 12 Apr 1854, Jasper, d. 28 Aug 1921, Greenwood. He m. Charlotte "Lottie" Stephens on 27 Jan 1878. She was b. 4 Sep 1855 and d. 1935. Daughter:
      1. Mary Viola Woodward, b. 7 May 1881, m.,1906, George Staley Tilroe on 14 Oct 1906. He was b. 1875 and d. 1925. Son:
        1. Dexter D. Tilroe, b. 1910, m. Robert Comstock(?)

    3. Arthur Prentice Woodward, b. 24 Oct 1859 in Jasper, NY and d. 16 May 1912, Greenwood, NY. He m. (1) Vena Jackson and had:
      1. Jennie Lucille Woodward, b. 4 Jul 1890. She m. Leonard Sheffield Horton. He was b. 1899. Son:
        1. Arthur Woodward Horton, b. 9 Aug 1918 in Hornellville, NY, and d. Apr 1983 in Austin, TX. He m. Doris Murphy, dau. of Walter John Murphy and Elsie, Adilee Butcher. They had a son who m. Miss Kemp and had a son.

      Arthur m. (2) Mrs. Minnie Baker.

    248. William Reed Prentice, b. Jasper, and d. 22 July 1909, Attica, NY. Bur. Alfred, NY.

    He m. (1) 26 Sep 1862 LeMyra Maxon who d. 27 Oct 1881. Children of Wm. and Myra:

    1. Josie Prentice, b. 10 Jul 1866, d. at 1 yr., 3 mos.
    2. Mary Jane Prentice, b. 24 Jun 1869, d. at 1 yr., 3 mos.
    3. Frank M. Prentice, b. 1871, NY, Greenwood, d. 23 Nov 1938, bur. Hope Cem., Hornellsville, m. Edna N., b. 1878, PA, d. 26 Mar 1951. They appear without children in the 1900 census in Hornellsville, Steuben Co., NY and in the 1910 census in Hornell, Steuben Co., NY.
    4. Edna LeMyra Prentice, b. 1878, d. 1879.

    William m. (2) Jennie Bloomer, b. c. 1848. 1880 Census: Horse Heads, Chemung, NY.

    249. John Henry Prentice, b. 14 Sep 1829, was born on 14 Sep 1829 in NY. He died on 17 May 1885 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY and was buried in Hampshire Cem., Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. 1869 Jasper, Steuben, NY farmer with 69.5 acres; 1880 Jasper, NY #281-301.

    John married Nancy Laura McCutcheon on 11 Oct 1860 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Nancy was born on 21 Aug 1828 in Amity, Allegany Co., NY. She died on 16 Oct 1915 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY and was buried in Hampshire Cem., Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. They had the following children:

    1. George Henry Prentice was born on 15 Jan 1862 and died on 17 Jun 1935. . . . . . [249-8]
    2. Lester J. Prentice was born on 23 Apr 1867 and died in Nov 1939. . . . . . . . . . . . . [249-9]

    249-8. George Henry Prentice (John Henry, William Henry) was born on 15 Jan 1862. He died on 17 Jun 1935 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY and was buried in Hampshire Cem., Jasper, Steuben Co., NY.

    George married Carrie Cross, daughter of Asa Cross and Abigail Caulkins, on 7 Sep 1895. Carrie died on 8 Jan 1852. They had the following children:

    • + 15 F i. Amy Prentice was born on 31 Aug 1896.
    • + 16 F ii. Anna Prentice was born on 8 Aug 1898 and died in Jun 1987.
    • + 17 F iii. Gladys Prentice was born on 10 Dec 1900 and died in Dec 1981.
    • + 18 M iv. Leon Henry Prentice was born on 5 Oct 1903 and died in Mar 1970.
    • + 19 M v. Rev. Elmer Lloyd Prentice Sr. was born on 31 Jan 1906 and d. in Oct 1985.
    • + 20 F vi. Ruby Prentice was born on 29 Mar 1909.
    • + 21 M vii. Archie Lester Prentice was born on 3 Aug 1912 and died on 1 Nov 1992.

    249-9. Lester Justin Prentice (John Henry, William Henry) was born on 23 Apr 1867, Jasper, Seuben Co., NY, and d. 28 Nov 1939, Bethesday, North Hornell, NY. Prentice Reunion started 5 Sept. 1927 at Lester's in Greenwood, NY.

    He m. Nettie May Lamphier. She was b. 12 Apr 1881, Canisteo, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 14 Jul 1926, Greenwood, Steuben Co., NY. They had the following children:

    • + 23 Lula Prentice, b. 7 Mar 1900
    • + 22Velma Prentice, b. 26 May 1903 and d. 21 Sep 1950.

    249-15. Amy Prentice (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 31 Aug 1896 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Of Elm Valley.

    Amy married (1) Remer Jones. They had the following children:

    • 25 M i. Lloyd Jones.
    • 26 M ii. Alvin Jones.
    • 27 M iii. Victor Jones.
    • + 28 F iv. Shirley Mae Jones was born about 1928.
    • + 29 M v. Neil Asa Jones was born about 1929.
    • + 30 M vi. Leland Lewis Jones was born about 1932/1933.

    Amy also married (2) Earl Schoonover.

    249-16. Anna Prentice (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 8 Aug 1898 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. She died in Jun 1987 in Tioga Co., NY. SSDI-final zip, Knoxville, Tioga Co., NY 16928.

    Anna married Lewis Schoonover. Brother of Earl. Lewis and Anna had the following children:

    • + 31 F i. Ruth Schoonover.
    • 32 M ii. Robert Schoonover.
    • + 33 F iii. Rose Schoonover.
    • + 34 M iv. Leon Earl Schoonover was born in 1929/1930.

    249-17. Gladys Prentice (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 10 Dec 1900 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. She died in Dec 1981 in Steuben Co., NY. Lived in Hartsville with dau Bonnie; SSDI-final zip Campbell, Steuben Co., NY 14821.

    Gladys married >b>Jay Carrington. Jay was born on 22 Jan 1895. He died in Dec 1985 in Steuben Co., NY. SSDI-final zip Campbell, Steuben Co., NY 14821. Jay and Gladys had the following children:

    • + 35 M i. Hubert Agustus Carrington.
    • 36 F ii. Bonnie Lucille Carrington was born in 1930/1931. Has a daughter. Bonnie married Wright.
    • 37 M iii. Jason Prentice Carrington was born in 1932/1933. Of Texas.
    • 38 F iv. Nancy Carrington. Of Ohio

    249-18. Leon Henry Prentice (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 5 Oct 1903 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. He died in Mar 1970 in Frankfort, Herkimer Co., NY. The 1940 census shows him as single in Walton, Delaware Co., NY. He was then a Laborer, renting a home. The 1940 census indicates that in 1935 he had been in Binghamton, Broome Co., NY.

    Leon married 1st Doris Alger in 1925 where they appear in Hornell, Steuben Co., NY. The 1930 census shows him in Hornell, married, but no wife is shown in the household. Doris and her daughter, Betty, appear in a separate house in Hornell where she is described as singleThey had the following children:

    • +39 i. Betty Jane Prentice was born in 1928/1929.

    Leon m. 2nd. Mildred Gillette in 1937, but note that the 1940 census shows him as single, so she may have died or been divorced.
    Leon m. 3rd. Thelma B. Phillips of Frankfort in 1947.

    249-19. Rev. Elmer Lloyd Prentice Sr. (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 31 Jan 1906 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. He died in Oct 1985 in Steuben Co., NY. A Methodist minister, served at Cheningo (town of Truxton, NY) 1930-1932. SSDI-zip Canesteo, Steuben Co., NY 14823.

    Elmer married Marion VanOrmon. They had the following children:

    • 40 i. Elmer Lloyd Prentice Jr. Of Rochester, NY, he married, & had 1 son and 2 daughters. Business card says-- E. Lloyd Prentice, Pren-Tech Technical Writing, 2255 Long Pond Rd., Rochester, NY 14606. By email of 24 Aug 2002, he provides the following additional information:

        For several years, I've not been actively using the Pren-Tech name, although it is still registered. We bought and operated a print shop in downtown Rochester, NY for several years (All Pro Printers) A few years ago we moved the business to our home on Long Pond Rd. Later we changed the focus of business to selling long distance phone service and other things; therefore, we added the name All Pro Technologies.

        We decided to retire (mostly), sell our home, travel in a motorhome, settle down in the country, and sell the motorhome. So, in 1999 we sold our home of 30 years at 2255 Long Pond Rd. (in Gates), Rochester, NY. We bought a used 34' Pace Arrow motorhome, which we lived in for a year and a half, touring the United States part of the time. Then we bought a farmhouse built in the 1800's, with a barn and tool shed on a 1.2 acre lot. There are farm fields on one side and behind us, and across the road. We have had the privilege of traveling in the motorhome through all 48 contiguous states. We now plan to sell our home-on-wheels.

        This is our current information: E. Lloyd and Caroline A. Prentice 181 Armstrong Rd. (near Mumford) Scottsville, NY 14546 Home & Ofc. 585-538-9385 phone/fax (formerly 716 area code) Cell phone & voice mail 585-576-9050 Church: Avon Wesleyan Church Part-time Business: All Pro Technologies, agent for phone services, internet, etc. www.ld.net/?prentice (Note--"ld" is for long distance.) www.americom.com/prentice

        During our trips we saw many historic sites including the monument of the Charter Oak Tree (pictured on the 1999 CT quarters) which Thomas the Trouper Prentice made famous by saving the Charter for the Colony and hiding it in the hollow oak tree. We also saw parts of the Oregon Trail on which missionaries Narcissa Prentiss Whitman and her husband Dr. Marcus Whitman traveled. We also toured the wonderful museum called the Oregon Trail Visitor Center in Oregon which included a display and information about the Whitmans. There we heard about their mission site near Walla Walla, WA, which is now a National Park. We traveled to it and spent a few hours of inspiration, wonder, and joy. As you may have heard, Narcissa was the first white woman (the first of two) to cross the Rocky Mountains. Dr. Whitman's 4-wheeled covered wagon couldn't finish the trip over the mountains, but he converted it to a 2-wheeled cart to finish the trip. These wheels were the first wheels to cross the Rockies. After 11 years the Whitmans and all other white people at the mission were massacred. One result was the establishment of the Northwest Territories, now the states of Washington and Oregon.

    • 41 ii. Rebecca Prentice. Of PA. Rebecca married Rev. David Brazand.
    • 42 iii. Mary Prentice was born in 1949/1950. Of Waterloo, NY. Mary married Rev. Sandy Sineci.

    249-20. Ruby Prentice (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 29 Mar 1909 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Of "Milwalkee" in West Jasper, Steuben Co., NY.

    Ruby married Cecil Drake. Cecil was born on 29 Nov 1909. He died on 31 Jan 1999 in Steuben Co., NY. SSDI-final zip Canisteo, Steuben Co., NY 14834. Cecil and Ruby had the following children:

    • + 43 i. Patty Jean Drake was born in 1929/1930.
    • 44 ii. Stanley Drake. Of Cuba, NY
    • + 45 iii. Melford Cecil Drake was born in 1933/1934.
    • 46 iv. Marvin Drake. Of St. Pete, FL

    249-21. Archie Lester Prentice (George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 3 Aug 1912 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. He died on 1 Nov 1992 in at home, Pitcher, Chenango Co., NY and was buried in Taylor Rural Cem., Taylor, Cortland Co., NY. 1940 in Cuyler, Cortland Co., New York. Lived on the Solon Pond Rd., Taylor until after Elizabeth died. After his 2nd marriage, they moved to a mobile home on Hakes-Calhoon Rd., Pitcher, NY. His obituary reads as follows:

      Syracuse Herald-Journal (NY) - Wednesday, November 4, 1992: ARCHIE L. PRENTICE

      Archie L. Prentice, 80, of Hakes Calhoun Road died Sunday at his home. Mr. Prentice was born in Jasper, Steuben County. He retired as a self-employed carpenter.His first wife, Elizabeth, died in 1983.

      Mr. Prentice served several years as a pastor of the Solon Pond Church in Cortland County and was a member of Bellevue Christian Alliance Church, Cortland.

      Surviving are his wife, the former Mildred Calhoun; three sons, James of Pitcher, John of Taberg and Stephen of McLean; three stepsons, Edwin Calhoun Jr. of Cincinnatus and LeRoy and Larry Calhoun, both of Pitcher; a stepdaughter, Linda Peterson of Pitcher; a sister, Ruby Drake of Jasper; 18 grandchildren; and three great- grandchildren.

      Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Smith Funeral Home, De Ruyter. Burial will be in Taylor Cemetery, Cortland County. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.

    Archie married 1st Elizabeth Ella Wells on 18 Jan 1932 in bride's home, Cuyler, Cortland Co., NY. Elizabeth was born on 24 Apr 1913 in Mentz, Cayuga Co., NY and d. 1 Oct 1983 in at home, Taylor, Cortland Co., NY and was buried in Taylor Rural Cem., Taylor, Cortland Co., NY. Elizabeth was the dau. of Frank Rollan Wells and Pearl Emolyn Gilfus. They had the following children:

    1. 47-- Marian Elizabeth Wells was born on 24 Dec 1934 in Cuyler, Cortland Co., NY. She died on 21 Mar 1935 in Cortland Co., NY and was buried in Potter Hill Cem., Taylor, Cortland Co., NY.
    2. 48-- James Archie Prentice was born on 23 Sep 1932 in Cortland Co., NY. Lived with his parents. 1940 in Cuyler, Cortland Co., NY. 1992, 2001 in Pitcher, NY.
    3. +49-- John Henry Prentice was born on 1 Jun 1946. 1992 in Taberg, NY. 2001 in Newfield, NY
    4. + 50-- Stephen Frank Prentice "Steve" was born on 4 Jan 1948. 1992, 2001 in McLean, NY.
    5. Hope Cecilia Prentice. She m. Mr. Klee and had 1 or more children, including (per Grechen (Klee) Ross, email, 28 Apr 2007):
      1. Gretchen E. Klee. She m. Mr. Ross.

    Archie also married 2nd Mildred Sutton on 25 Apr 1987 in Wesleyan Methodist Church, Taylor, Cortland Co., NY. Her obituary reads as follows:

      Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - Friday, November 2, 2001: MILDRED E. PRENTICE

      Mildred E. Sutton Prentice, 76, of Dade City, Fla., died Tuesday. Born in DeRuyter, she lived in DeRuyter until moving to Dade City in July. She was a homemaker. Her first husband, Edwin Calhoun, and her second husband, Archie Prentice, both died previously.

      Survivors: A daughter, Linda Hilsinger of Dade City; three sons, Edwin Jr. and H. LeRoy, both of Pitcher, and Larry of McDonough; three stepsons, James Prentice of Pitcher, John Prentice of Newfield and Stephen Prentice of McLean; a sister, Pearl Fox of Smyrna; 14 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren.

      Services: 2 p.m. Saturday at Smith Funeral Home. Burial, Hillcrest Cemetery. Calling hours, 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, Cortland Street, DeRuyter.

    249-22. Velma Prentice (Lester J., John Henry, William Henry) died on 21 Sep 1950. Velma married Joseph Cranmer. They had the following children:

    • + 51 F i. Catherine Elaine Cranmer was born about 1929.
    • 52 F ii. Carolyne Cranmer (twin).
    • 53 F iii. Caroline Cranmer (twin).

    249-23. Lula Prentice (Lester J., John Henry, William Henry). Lula married J. Glen Freeland. They had the following children:

    • 54 M i. Francis Gerald Freeland "Jerry" was born about 1929.
    • 55 F ii. Eleanor Lucille Freeland was born in 1929/1930.

    249-24. Hazel Mary Prentice (Alpheus J., Judson, William Henry) was born on 17 Aug 1892 in NY. She died in Mar 1980 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY.

    Hazel married Charles Herman Holbrook. Charles was born on 22 Aug 1891 in Hornellsville, NY. He died in Jan 1976 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. They had the following children:

    • 56 F i. Carmen Holbrook. Williamsville, NY, we corresponded some on genealogy. Carmen married Philip T. Benner. Philip was born on 18 Mar 1913. He died in Dec 1982 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY.
    • 57 M ii. Charles J. Holbrook. District Manager for Wenham Transportation, Inc of Buffalo; res-12 Gervan Dr., West Seneca, NY 14224. Met him at a Prentice Reunion in Jasper, NY.

    249-28. Shirley Mae Jones (Amy Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born about 1928. Shirley married (1) Arnold Prutzman. They had the following children:

    • 58 F i. Cheryl Prutzman.
    • 59 M ii. Randall David Prutzman was born about 1949.
    • 60 M iii. Arnold Stephen Prutzman was born on 12 Dec 1950.
    • 61 M iv. Dennis Hugh Prutzman was born on 17 Oct 1954.
    • 62 M v. Lloyd Robert Prutzman was born on 30 Jan 1957.
    • 63 M vi. Allen Dwight Prutzman was born on 5 Mar 1953.

    Shirley also married (2) Howard Dennis.

    249-29. Neil Asa Jones (Amy Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born about 1929. He had the following children:

    • 64 F i. Darlene Sophia Jones was born on 2 Mar 1957.

    249-30. Leland Lewis Jones (Amy Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born about 1932/1933. He had the following children:

    • 65 M i. David Lee Jones was born on 10 Mar 1955.

    249-31. Ruth Schoonover (Anna Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry). Ruth married Clarence Resue. Clarence and Ruth had the following children:

    • 66 F i. Hyla Sue Resue was born in 1949/1950.
    • 67 F ii. Gail Brenda Resue was born on 11 Feb 1952. She died in Feb 1952.

    249-33. Rose Schoonover (Anna Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry). Rose married Rev. Karl Schoonover. They had the following children:

    • 68 M i. Philip James Schoonover was born on 10 Jun 1955.

    249-34. Leon Earl Schoonover (Anna Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born in 1929/1930. Leon married Peggy. They had the following children:

    • 69 M i. Kenneth Bruce Schoonover was born on 6 Oct 1956.

    249-35. Hubert Agustus Carrington (Gladys Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry). Married more than once. Of Calif. Hubert married Jean. They had the following children:

    • 70 M i. Dennis Carrington was born on 24 Apr 1955.
    • 71 M ii. Michael Timothy Carrington was born on 18 Jul 1956.
    • 72 F iii. Teresa Jean Carrington was born on 19 Jun 1957.

    249-39. Betty Jane Prentice (Leon Henry 249-18, George Henry 249-8, John Henry 249) was born in 1928/1929 and is called "Of Woodhull, NY." In the 1930 census she is living with her mother, Doris, in Hornell, Steuben Co., NY. In 1945 she was m. in Bath, Steuben Co., NY. In 2011 she was living in Woodhull, NY.

    She m. Roy E. Calkins c. 15 Nov 1945 in Bath, Steuben Co., NY. He was b. 11 Dec 1924 in Woodhull, NY, and d. 23 Feb 2011, age 86, and who then resided at 4871 St. Rte. 417, Woodhull, NY. He was the son of Earl and Leah Devonport Calkins.

    His obituary in the Corning Leader, Corning, NY, of 23 Feb 2011 reads as follows:

      Roy E. Calkins c. 15 Nov 1945 in Bath, Steuben Co., NY. He was b. 11 Dec 1924 in Woodhull, NY, and d. 23 Feb 2011, age 86, and who then resided at 4871 St. Rte. 417, Woodhull, NY. He was the son of Earl and Leah Devonport Calkins

      He attended the Woodhull High School. A US Navy veteran of World War II, Roy was a bugler aboard the Battleship USS Alabama, serving in the Pacific Theater.

      Roy was a lifelong resident of Woodhull and he and Betty operated the Calkins Red & White store in Woodhull for 10 years. He was also a logger and operated the Calkins Lumber & Sawmill for most of his adult life. He had been a farmer as well as a former school bus driver and had also worked a period of time for Symonds' Garage in Woodhull, plus worked for many years at the Woodhull Raceway.

      Roy was a long time member of the Woodhull Fire Department and served as Fire Chief from 1973-1976 and again from 1981-1986.

      He was preceded in death by his brother, Rensylear Calkins, his sisters, Geraldine Wheatcraft, Waneta Brown, Eileen Patterson, infant sister, Aileen Calkins, his daughter in law, Nina Calkins, his son in law, Colon Thompson, grandchildren, Shaun & Danny Calkins and Nicholas, Thomas and Savannah Calkins.

      Surviving Roy are his wife, Betty Calkins of Woodhull, his sons, Danny (Sheila Jane) Calkins of Fayetteville, NC, Lanny (Mary) Calkins of Jasper, David Calkins (Karen Quigley) of Woodhull, Garry Calkins (Pat Space) of Woodhull and Kerry (Bridget) Calkins of Troupsburg, his daughters, Cevel Thompson (Larry Enderle) of Corning and Colene (Dan) Hulbert of Arkport, 27 grandchildren 38 great grandchildren, his brother, Sherman Calkins of Woodhull and many nieces and nephews.

      Friends may call on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the H.P. Smith & Son, Inc. Funeral Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull. Funeral services will be conducted there on Saturday at 11:00 AM with Rev. Brian Diffenbacher officiating. Burial will follow in Woodhull Cemetery.

    Children of Betty and Roy per his obituary, above:

    1. Danny Calkins of Fayetteville, NC. He m. Sheila Jane.
    2. Lanny Calkins of Jasper, NY. H e m. Mary.
    3. David Calkins of Woodhull, NY. He m. Karen Quigley.
    4. Garry Calkins of Woodhull, NY. He m. Pat Space.
    5. Kerry Calkins of Troupsbuerg, NH. He m. Bridget.
    6. Cevel Calkins of Corning, NY. She m. Larry Ebnderle Thompson.
    7. Colene Calkins.of Arkport, NY. She m. Dan Hulbert.

    249-43. Patty Jean Drake (Ruby Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born in 1929/1930. Moving to Florida in 1970s. Patty married Frank Ross. They had the following children:

    • 75 F i. Sheila Ross was born in 1948/1949.
    • 76 M ii. Jimmy Ross was born in 1950/1951.
    • 77 M iii. Johnny Ross was born on 2 Nov 1951.
    • 78 M iv. Jeffery Ross was born on 4 Feb 1954.
    • 79 M v. Stanley Cecil Ross was born on 25 Apr 1955.
    • 80 F vi. Sue Ann Ross was born on 17 Jan 1957.

    249-45. Melford Cecil Drake (Ruby Prentice, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born in 1933/1934. A NY State Ttrooper in Jasper, NY. Melford and his spouse had the following children:

    • 81 F i. Lorraine Lucille Drake was born on 24 Apr 1955.
    • 82 M ii. Kevin Erie Drake was born on 25 Aug 1957.

    249-49. John Henry Prentice (Archie Lester, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 1 Jun 1946. Lived in Cortland, Taylor, Tayberg & McDonough, NY. Drove fuel delivery for Agway, now farming near Pitcher, NY.

    John married Linda Ruth Hall, daughter of Ronald W. Hall and Edith Eloise Webster, on 6 Jun 1964 in Cortland, Cortland Co., NY. Linda was born on 15 Aug 1944 in Cortland, Cortland Co., NY. Church organist. John and Linda had the following children:

    • + 83 F i. Karen Martha Prentice was born on 7 Dec 1967.
    • + 84 M ii. Daniel John Prentice was born on 18 Apr 1970.
    • 85 F iii. Vicki Marion Prentice was born on 17 Jul 1971 in Cortland Mem. Hosp., Cortland, Cortland Co., NY. 1997-nr Newfield, NY. Vicki married Wayne VanCamp.

    249-50. Stephen Frank Prentice "Steve" (Archie Lester, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 4 Jan 1948 in Cortland Co., NY. Lives in Cortland Co., NY area (in Summer Hill, NY at one time).

    Stephen married (1) Sandra Lee Eccleston, daughter of L. Dewey Eccleston and Phyllis Potter, on 16 Jan 1971. Sandra was born about 1952. Tammy Prentice, b. 14 Nov. 1974 to Sandra Eccleston. Stephen and Sandra had the following children:

    • 86 F i. Nichole Lee Prentice was born on 14 Nov 1974 in Cortland, Cortland Co., NY.

    Stephen also married (2) Brenda Call on 26 Sep 1975. Brenda was born on 29 Dec 1959. They had the following children:

    • 87 F ii. Jessica Lyn Prentice was born on 10 Jun 1977.
    • 88 M iii. Joshua Stephen Prentice was born on 8 Dec 1982 in Tompkins Comm., Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY.

    249-51. Catherine Elaine Cranmer (Velma Prentice, Lester J., John Henry, William Henry) was born about 1929. Catherine married Harold Norton about 1951. They had the following children:

    • 89 F i. Cynthia Norton was born on 23 Mar 1954.

    249-83. Karen Martha Prentice (John Henry, Archie Lester, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 7 Dec 1967 in Cortland Mem. Hosp., Cortland, Cortland Co., NY. 1997-top secretary at State Farm Claims Office, Utica, NY. Karen married Eric Duprey. works for Alfred Publ. nr Oneida County airport. Eric and Karen had the following children:

    • 90 M i. Benjamin Duprey was born about 1989.

    249-84. Daniel John Prentice (John Henry, Archie Lester, George Henry, John Henry, William Henry) was born on 18 Apr 1970 in Cortland Mem. Hosp., Cortland, Cortland Co., NY. 1997-farms in Pitcher, NY. Daniel married Rebecca Jane Calhoun "Becky" on 10 Aug 1991 in Federated Church, Pitcher, Chenango Co., NY. They had the following children:

    • 91 M i. Christopher Prentice.
    • 92 F ii. Darci Prentice.

    250. Francis Prentice, son of Wm. H., b. 19 Apr 1831, d. 1862 in the army, near Washington, D.C. Francis is shown as a farmer in the 1860 census in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY.

    He m. 9 Mar 1857 Emily Sargent, b. 5 Feb 1836 and d. 27 Sep 1888. Bur. West Jasper or Gully Cem., Steuben, NY. Children:

    1. Linda Emily Prentice (or Ethelinda Prentice) , b. 13 Jul 1859, d. 1912. . . . . . . . . . . [250.1]
    2. Albert Francis Prentice, b. 21 Feb 1862 and d. 1899. He m. Byrina Emma Williams on, 19 Sep 1885. She was b. 4 May 1868, and had:
      1. Millicent Ethel Prentice, b. 7 Nov 1886. She m. Wm. P. Brooks.
      2. Albert Francis Prentice Jr. He m. Byrina Emily and had Byrina Emily Prentice, b. 17 Apr 1895, Springdale, NE.

    250.1 Linda Emily Prentice (or Ethelinda Prentice), b. 13 Jul 1859, NY, and d. 9 Aug 1912 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Bur. in West Jasper or Gulley Cem., Steuben Co., NY or Gully Cem., Polk, MN.

    She m. Achsa Nathaniel Drake on 1 Dec 1875. He was b. 29 May 1853 or 1854 in Jasper and d. 6 Mar 1931 in Jasper. His obituary at Ancestry.com reads, in part, as follows:

      Achsa N. Drake Dies after brief illness. Well known native of Jasper dies at home of son, Prentice Drake of that village. He had been ailing for 5 weeks and within the past week contracted pneumonia which spelled his death. Mr Drake was born in Jasper and lived there all his life with the exception of a few years spent in Nebraska. He was a retired farmer. Survivors are 5 sons: Clem, Francis, Prentice and Silas of Jasper and Orson Drake of Canisteo; 3 daughters: Mrs George VanSkiver and Mrs Ray VanFoeet of Jasper and Mrs Rose Harrison of Canisteo; 2 brothers: Elliott of Ord, Neb, George of Iowa Point, Ark .........

    The known children of Linda and Achsa, per obituary and Ancestry.com, are (with additional descendants of the children to be found there):

    1. Orson Drake. Living in 1931 in Canisteo.
    2. Silas Drake. Living in 1931. She m. Mr. Harrison.
    3. (dau.) Drake. She m. Ray Van Fleet. He was b. in Jasper. They lived in Jasper in 1912.
    4. Rose Drake. She m. Mr. Harrison and lived in Canisteo.
    5. Clem A. Drake, b. 1878 in NY or NE and d. 1965. He m. Grace Orvis. She was b. 1873 in NY. Children:
      1. Elsie Drake, b. c. 1902 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      2. Ethel Drake, b. c. 1906 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      3. Burdette Drake, b. 19 Nov 1908 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      4. Robert Drake, b. 4 Sep 1910 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
    6. Francis Drake, b. c. 1881 in Jasper, Steuben, NY. Living in 1931. He m. Olive. She was b. c. 1885 in NY.
      1. Sheldon Drake, b. c. 1924 in Jasper.
    7. Grace E. Drake, b. Sep 1882, NJ, and d. 1964, NJ. Bur in Jasprer Village Cemetery. She m. George Leon Van Skiver in 1899 in Jasper. He was b. Nov 1873 in Jasper.
      1. Alvin Van Skiver, b. 1903 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      2. Aurilla Van Skiver, b. 28 Nov 1904 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      3. Clair A. Van Skiver, b. c. 1906 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      4. Nina Van Skiver, b. 19 Oct 1908 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      5. Irene L. Van Skiver, b. c. 1916 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      6. Josephine Inez Van Skiver, b. 17 Sep 1917 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
    8. Paul D. Drake, b. 16 Aug 1889 in Jasper, Steuben, NY and d. there Oct 1892, age 3 years.
    9. Prentice S. Drake, b. 7 Nov 1896 in Jasper, Steuben, NY and d. Mar 1979 in Tioga Co., PA. He m. Muriel who was b. 30 Nov 1901 in NY. Children:
      1. Clayton P. Drake, b. 16 Oct 1920 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      2. Linda Drake, b. c. 1923 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      3. David C. Drake, b. c. 1924 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
      4. Glenn E. Drake, b. c. 1926 in Jasper, Steuben, NY
    10. Elliott Drake b. 5 May 1899 in Jasper, Steuben, NY, and d. 8 Feb 1912, Jasper.

    251. Judson Prentice, son of William H., b. 10 Oct 1835, either Hancock, NY or Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. He d. 1916. Bur. Jasper, Steuben, NY. He appears with his family in the 1870, 1880, 1900 and 1910 census in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY.

    He m. 19 Dec 1858 Sarah A. Woodward, b. 12 Mar 1841, d. 1912. Lived in Watertown, WI. Children.

    1. Edson H. Prentice, b. 1 Oct 1859, d. 1887. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.1]
    2. William Francis/Frank Prentice, b. 19 Apr 1861, probably Steuben Co., NY. . . . . [251.5]
    3. Mary Marshall Prentice, adopted, b. 10 Apr 1861, d. 1891, m. James Potter.
    4. Alpheus Judson Prentice, b. 5 Nov 1864, d. 1929. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.10]
    5. Josephine "Josie" Sarah Prentice, b. 13 or 19 Aug 1876 in Hornell, NY and d. 2 Sep 1969 in Manasquan, NJ. She m. (1) John Ploss. He was b. 25 Apr 1875 and was the son of Stanley Harlow Ploss and Mary Bashaba Shaul. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Lavae Mary Ploss, b. 5 Nov 1898 in Jasper, NY.
      2. Irene Anabel Ploss, b. 30 Jun 1901.

      Josephine m. 2nd Pat Riley. She m. 3rd Fred Huntington.

    251.1 Edson H. (for "Harry"?) Prentice, b. 1859, Jasper, NY, and d. 1887. He appears, unmarried, with his parents and siblings in the 1870 & 1880, census in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. Not in 1900, 1910, 1920 or 1930 census, and probably deceased by 1900 (see Note, below). Stephen M. Prentice's email of 19 Jun 2014 says that Edson was a farmer.

    He m. Phoebe Minerva Ordway (Minnie) on 23 Mar 1881. Minerva was b. 10 Apr 1862. Although additional investigation is needed for confirmation, given Edson's unusual first name, he is likely be the father of:

    1. Edson Harry Prentice, b. 13 Sep 1885 in Cameron, NY, , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.2]

    2. William J. Prentice, b. 28 Oct 1882, NY (see "Note", below) and d. 23 Oct 1952 in San Mateo Co., CA (per CA Death Index). He appears in the 1940 census with his wife, Helen, b. c. 1890, CA. The 1940 census calls him a Real Estate Salesman with a 6th Grade education. His wife had completed High School.

      >Note: There is a Minerva Backus who appears in the 1900 census in Hornellsville, Steuben Co., NY, as b. Nov 1864, NY, without a husband, but with sons:

      1. James H. Backus, b. Jun 1895, NY. Not in SSDI
      2. William J. Prentice, b. Sep 1882, NY. See above.
      3. Harry E. Prentice, b. Sep 1885, NY. See below.

      The CA Death Index for her son, William, above, makes it clear that her maiden surname was Ordway. With that information is seems clear that her husband, Edson was either deceased or divorced by 1894; that she m. 2nd a Mr. Backus by 1894. Harry E. is almost certainly her son, Edson [Harry?] Prentice, and the birth years of her sons, Harry and William, may be reversed.

    251.2 Edson Prentice was b. 13 Sep 1885 in Cameron, NY, as were his parents, and d. 20 Apr 1957, Santa Cruz, CA, per Steven Prentice, email, 25 Jun 2014, and CA Death Index. He appears in the 1930 census in Daly City, San Mateo Co., CA and in the 1940 census in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA, with his wife and family. He had an 8th grade education.

    He m. Minnie Ethel Thomas who was b. 10 Jul 1891, WA, as were her parents. She d. 12 Jul 1962, Santa Cruz, CA, per CA Death Index. Children per 1930 and 1940 census:

    1. (son) Prentice.
    2. (son) Prentice.
    3. (dau.) Prentice.
    4. (dau.) Prentice .
    5. (son) Prentice.
    6. Thelma M. Prentice, b. c. 1911, CA. 1940 at home. She m. Robert Bice Floyd on 31 Dec 1942 in King Co., WA. She had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Barbara Allen Floyd per her email of 30 Jul 2014.
    7. William Prentice, b. c. 1912, WA. Since his father lived in the San Francisco Bay area, he might be the William Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 22 Dec 1911, who obtained his SS# in OR, and who d. c. Sep 1977 in San Francisco, CA. He appears to be the same person as the William T. Prentice shown in the CA Death Index as b. 23 Dec 1911, CA, who d.9 Sep 1977 in San Francisco, CA.
    8. John Prentice, b. c. 1918, Hawaii. 1930 at home in Daly City, CA. 1940 not home.
    9. Benjamin Harry Prentice, 18 Feb 1920, Bay Point , CA. He served as a Chief Petty Officer in the U. S. Navy in WW II and Korea. He served 20 years (1937-1957) before retiring in 1957 and going to work for Rohr aircraft in Chula Vista, Ca. until his complete retirement in 1977. He d. 9 Jul 1988 (per CA Death Index) and is bur at Sec. P., Site C- 105 in Ft. Rosecrans Nat. Cem., San Diego, CA. He m. Helen. She was b. 20 Nov 1917 and d. 21 Jan 1999. Bur. next to her husband. They had 1 or more children, including:

      1. Steven Michael Prentice, b. 1945, San Diego, CA (per his email of 17 Oct 2006).

    251.5 William Francis "Frank" Prentice, b. Jan 1860, and probably Steuben Co., NY. Died. 1935. He married, on 17 Dec 1886, Carrie May Sprague, b. 14 Apr 1863, PA and d. 1955. Carrie appears as a widow in the 1940 census in Canisteo, Steuben Co., NY, living with her sister, Bertha Sprague. Children (per 1900 Steuben Co. census):

    1. Clair Alpheus Prentice, b. 25 Nov 1888 and d. Jun 1967, Hornell, Steuben Co., NY. He is probably the Clair Prentice who appears in the 1920 Steuben Co., NY census with his wife, Rachel, b. 27 Apr 1893 and d. Apr 1977, and children:
      1. Roy H. Prentice, b. c. 1914, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.6]
      2. Ruth Prentice, b. c. 1915, NY
      3. Glenn H. Prentice, b. 2 Nov 1917, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.7]

    2. Clifford Henry Prentice, b. Apr 1895, NY and d. 1962. He appears in the 1920 Canisteo, Steuben, NY census with his wife, Martha A. Brotzman, b. c. 1895, NY, and in the 1930 census in Washington, D. C. Martha appears in the 1940 census in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co., MI, with her son, William. Children:
      1. Clifford Jack Prentice, b. 30 May 1918, Canisteo, NY, and d. 9 Mar 2008, Painted Post, NY. At home in 1930. He was employed by McDonnell-Douglas. He m. Jeanne Judson on 5 Aug 1939, Ann Arbor, MI. She was living in 2008. Children:
        1. Clifford Jack Prentice Jr. In 2008 lived in Cayuga, TX.
        2. Claudia Prentice. In 2008 lived in Painted Post.
      2. William A. Prentice, b. c. 1921, NY. 1940 census living with his mother, Martha, in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co., MI.

      Clifford Henry may have had a 2nd marriage as his obit. of his son, Clifford Jack, identifies Clifford Jack as having a half-sister, Gloria Prentice of Easton, PA.

    3. Richard Sprague Prentice, b. Nov 1899, NY and d. 1980. He appears in the 1920 Steuben Co. census with his wife, Ruth, b. c. 1899,PA. Both are living with his parents. 1940 census in Painted Post, Stueben Co., NY. Children:
      1. Gordon Prentice, aka R. Gordon Prentice, aka Gordon R. Prentice, b. c. 1921, NY, and d. 14 Mar 2003, North Fort Myers, FL.. 1940 at home in Painted Post, Steuben Co., NY. He m. Ethel S Lee, b, 15 Jan 1916, in Butler, PA, and d. 19 Aug 2007, Cape Coral, FL, age 91. She was the dau of Lloyd and Ada Lee. Son:
        1. Robert James Prentice , b. 16 Feb 1945, Seattle, WA, and d. 8 Jun 1991, Port Charlotte, FL, age 46. He m. Carolyn Rea Gumpper V. on 19 Apr 1979. Son:
          1. Brian Keith Prentice. b. 19 Apr 1979, in Estherville, IA, and d. 19 Aug 1998, age 19.
      2. Walter Prentice, b. c. 1924, NY. 1940 at home in Painted Post, Steuben Co., NY.
      3. William Prentice, b. c. 1925, NY. 1940 at home in Painted Post, Steuben Co., NY.
      4. Robert Prentice, b. c. 1930, NY. 1940 at home in Painted Post, Steuben Co., NY.
      5. Donald Prentice, b. c. 1936, NY. 1940 at home in Painted Post, Steuben Co., NY.

    251.6 Roy H. Prentice, b. c. 1914, NY. Died before 2011.

    He m. Joyce North. Died before 2011. Children per Steven Joe Prentice's obituary, below:

    1. Bruce Jack Prentice, b. 22 Jun 1937 and d. 27 Apr 2011, Statesville, Iredell Co., NC. His obituary reads as follows:

        Bruce Jack Prentice: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Daily News, The (Batavia, NY) - Tuesday, May 3, 2011.

        Bruce Jack Prentice, 73, of Statesville, N.C., formerly of Oakfield and Medina died Wednesday (April 27, 2011) at the Brian Center in Statesville, NC. He was born June 22, 1937, the son of the late Roy and Joyce (North) Prentice. Bruce was a former employee of Abex in Medina.

        He is survived by his children, Julie (Jesse) Blanco, Bruce (Marcy) Prentice Jr., Todd (Betty Jo) Prentice; his siblings, Valerie Prentice, Beatrice (Norman) Dubos, Steven (Rita) Prentice and Lee Prentice; grandchildren, great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. He was laid to rest at the Berea Baptist Church Cemetery in Mooresville, N.C.

      Bruce m. Unknown. Children:

      1. Julie Prentice. She m. Jesse Blanco,
      2. Bruce Jack Prentice Jr. He m. Marcy.
      3. Todd Prentice. He m. Betty Jo.
    2. Steven Joe Prentice was b. 14 May 1939, Medina, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.6a]
    3. Lee Prentice, perhaps b. c. 1930-1940 at an unknown location. In the 2005 obituary of his son, Russell, he is called "of Alabama." probably refering to the town of Alabama, NY, which lies a short distance north of Basom where his sister lives, and a few miles NW of Batavia, NY.

      He m. Carol Scroger. Children:

      1. Stacy Prentice. She m. Ron Swimline and in 2005 lived in Basom, NY. Childen:

        1. Nicole Swimline, 2005 in Basom, NY.
        2. Michael Swimline, 2005 in Basom, NY.

      2. Russell W. Prentice, b. 8 Apr 1963, Batavia, NY, and d. 6 Aug 2005, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, (NY?) which lies about 125 miles east of Batavia, NY. His obituary reads as follows:

          Daily News, The (Batavia, NY) - Tuesday, August 9, 2005, Russell W. "Alabama Bandit" Prentice

          ALABAMA -- Russell W. "Alabama Bandit" Prentice, 42, a race car driver and who was partners with his father in Prentice Auto Parts, died Saturday (Aug. 6, 2005) at Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland (NY?).

          He was born April 8, 1963, in Batavia, a son of Lee and Carol Scroger Prentice of Alabama, (NY?). He was a 1981 graduate of Oakfield-Alabama High School. He raced car #29 at Batavia and Ransomville tracks, and at numerous other tracks in estern New York, Canada and Pennsylvania. He enjoyed working on cars, especially race cars.

          In addition to his parents, survivors include a sister, Stacy (Ron) Swimline of Basom; a niece and nephew, Nicole and Michael Swimline of Basom; and aunts, uncles and cousins.

          Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at Burdett & Sanford Funeral Home, 11 Maple Ave., Oakfield, where services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in West Shelby. Memorials may be made to the family.

    4. Valerie Prentice. She m. Mr. Snyder of Winston-Salem.
    5. Alair Prentice. She m. Norm DuBois of New York;

    251.6a Steven Joe Prentice was b. 14 May 1939, Medina, Orleans Co., NY (per Rita Prentice, email, 5 Feb 2012), and d. 31 May 2011, Statesville, Iredell Mem. Hospital. His obituary in the Taylorsville Times reads as follows:

    Steven Joe Prentice, 72, of Butch Hollow Lane, Statesville, passed away Tuesday, May 31, 2011, at Iredell Memorial Hospital.

    He was born May 14, 1939, son of the late Roy Prentice and Joyce North Prentice. Mr. Prentice was retired from the Bridge Department of the NCDOT.

    In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, Jonathan Roy Prentice; and his brother, Bruce Prentice. He is survived by his wife, Rita French Prentice of the home; three sons, Steven Joe "Porky" Prentice, Jr. of Florida, Darren Dean Prentice and wife Patricia of New York, and Donald James Prentice of Statesville; two daughters, Laurie Ann Papaj and husband Lawrence of Statesville, and Barbara Jean Sheehan and husband David of Statesville; a brother, Lee Prentice of New York; two sisters, Valerie Snyder of Winston-Salem, and Alair DuBois and husband Norm of New York; sixteen grandchildren; and twelve great-grandchildren.

    Funeral services will be private and at a later date. Memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society, 6000 Fairview Rd, Charlotte, NC 28210; or The Epilepsy Association, 2831 Prospect Ave., Cleveland, OH 44115. Condolences may be e-mailed to the Prentice family by visiting our website at www.chapmanfuneralhome.com. Chapman Funeral Home is assisting the family of Steven Prentice.

    He m. Rita French. Living in 2012 . Children per Steven's obituary, above, and Donald;s, below:

    1. Jonathan Roy Prentice. Died before 2011.
    2. Steven Joe "Porky" Prentice, Jr. of Naples, Florida. Living 2012
    3. Darren Dean Prentice and wife Patricia of Medina, New York.
    4. Donald James Prentice of Statesville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.6b]
    5. Laurie Ann Papaj and husband Lawrence of Statesville.
    6. Barbara Jean Sheehan and husband David of Statesville.

    251.6b Donald James Prentice, b. 15 Mar 1967, Medina, NY, and d. 16 Oct 2012, Statesville, NY. His Obituary reads as follows:

      Donald Prentice STATESVILLE Donald James Prentice, 45, of Statesville, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012, at home, following a long battle with a rare cancer, ewings sarcoma. (Ewing's sarcoma is a malignant small, round, blue cell tumour. It is a rare disease in which cancer cells are found in the bone or in soft tissue. The most common areas in which it occurs are the pelvis, the femur, the humerus, the ribs and clavicle (collar bone). James Ewing (1866ñ1943) first described the tumour, establishing that the disease was separate from lymphoma and other types of cancer known at that time.) He was born March 15, 1967, in Medina, N.Y. Donald was employed as a heavy equipment operator in construction and was an avid NASCAR fan.

      Donald was predeceased by his father, Steven Joe Prentice; and brother, Jonathan Roy Prentice. Donald is survived by his mother, Rita L. Prentice, of Statesville; children, Brittany Lynn Prentice and Nathan James Prentice, of Statesville; two brothers, Steven J. Prentice, of Naples, Fla., and Darren (Patricia) Prentice, of Medina, N.Y.; two sisters, Laurie (Lawrence) Papaj and Barbara (David) Sheehan, both of Statesville; and several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. A private memorial service will be held, as Donald graciously donated his body to the Wake Forest Anatomical Bequeathal Program. Memorials may be given to the Epilepsy Association, 2831 Prospect Ave., Cleveland, OH 44115, in memory of his brother. Published in Statesville Record & Landmark on October 18, 2012

    No wife is mentioned in Donald;s obituary, so they may have been divorced. Children of Donald per his obituary:

    1. Brittany Lynn Prentice, Statesville.
    2. Nathan James Prentice, Statesville;

    251.7 Glenn H. Prentice 2 Nov 1917, NY, and d. 15 Feb 2008, Hornell, Steuben Co., NY, per SSDI.

    Glenn m., c. 1940, as her 2nd husband, Nina Champlin, b. 26 Sep 1916 in Alfred, Allegany Co., NY., dau. of Ross Champlin and Beatrice "Fern" Lewis. Lived in Hornell, Steuben Co., NY. Nina's obituary reads as follows:

      Nina L. Prentice, b.1916-09-26; d.2013-07-23; Hornell, NY, US; Obits For Life, (per GealogyBank), Nina L. Prentice, Hornell.

      Nina L. Prentice, 96, passed away at Updykes Willow Ridge Home in Hornell, Tuesday July 23, 2013. She was the daughter of the late Ross Champlin, and Fern Lewis Champlin, born on September 26, 1916 in Alfred Station, New York.

      She graduated from Alfred Station School. In 1932 she married Bert Whiteman, and they had a son born in 1933.

      In 1939, she married Glenn Prentice and they had 4 more sons. In 1948 they moved to Miller Hill where she resided, until she moved to Updykes in April 2012. Each spring Nina looked forward to gardening and grew many vegetables and beautiful flowers. Another passion of hers was having large family dinners, which we all remember enjoying her fried chicken and coconut cake. She was a great mom to all of her children, and they always came first. Nina was a member of the Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church for many years.

      Besides her parents, Nina was predeceased by her husband Glenn in 2008 after 68 years of marriage. She was also predeceased by her son David in 1993, her brother Boyd Champlin in 1993, and her sister Beatrice Trowbridge in May of 2013.

      She is survived by her sons : Nelson (Audrey) Whiteman of Arkport, Monroe (Dorothy) Prentice of Port Orchard, Washington, Gerald (Sharon) and friend Kelly Bailey of Hornell, Roger (Jerilyn) Prentice of Rochester, a half sister Joyce Champlin of Rochester, and a half brother Richard Barber of Colorado Springs, CO, and many nieces and nephews. Nina adored every one of her 11 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren, and 7 great great grandchildren.

      The family would like to especially thank Updykes for the excellent care she was given while residing there. The family will be present to receive friends on Friday (July 26, 2013) from 2-4pm at the Bender Brown & Powers Funeral Home 354 Canisteo Street, Hornell. A funeral service will follow calling hour at 4:00pm with the Rev. Steve Jewell officiating. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery in Alfred Station.

      To send a remembrance or light a candle visit www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com , the family is being assisted by Chester A. Gosper IV director. Memorial contributions can be made to the Arkport Presbyterian Church. Brought to you by: Bender, Brown & Powers Funeral Home

    Nina was previously m. to Wightman (b. 2 Nov 1917) and had a son, Nelson Wightman, b. 21 Jun 1933 in Hornell, Steuben Co., NY. Nelson married Audrey Sherner. and had:

    1. Diane Wightman,
    2. Patricia Wightman,
    3. Gary Wightman,
    4. Michael Wightman.

    Glenn and Nina had sons (per Nina's obituary:

    1. Monroe D. Prentice, b. c. 1940, NY. 1940 at home in Alfred, Allegany Co., NY.He m. Dorothy and in 2013 lived in Port Orchard, WA.
    2. Roger Prentice. He m. Jerilyn and in 2013 lived in Rochester, NY.
    3. David Prentice. Died 1993. It is presently unclear whether he is the David K. Prentice shown in the SSDI as b. 30 Oct 1946 and d. 22 Dec 1993 in Los Angeles, CA.
    4. Gerald Prentice. He m. Sharon.

    251.10 Alpheus Judson Prentice, aka "Alley, Allie", b. 1864, d. 1929, m. 25 Dec 1889 Ella L. Marvin, b.1872, d. 1955. They appear in the 1900 Steuben Co., NY census with their children:

    1. Hazel M. Prentice, b. Aug 1893, NY. She is probably the Hazel Prentice who appears in the 1920 census in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY with her husband, Charles Holbrook, b. c. 1892, NY, her brother, Erie Prentice, b. c. 1903 (see below), and her children:
      1. Carmen Holbrook, b. c. 1914
      2. Charles Holbrook Jr., b. c. 1925-26
    2. Edson A. Prentice, b. Apr 1897, NY.
    3. Erie Judson Prentice, b. 23 Mar 1903, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [251.15]

    251.15 Erie Judson Prentice, b. 23 Mar 1903, Jasper, NY and d. 2 May 1995 in Largo, Pinellas Co., FL (per SSDI). He appears in the 1930 and 1940 Buffalo, Erie Co., NY census. His obituary reads as follows:

      St. Petersburg Times (FL) - Wednesday, May 3, 1995: PRENTICE, ERIE J.

      PRENTICE, ERIE J., 92, of Largo, died Tuesday (May 2, 1995) at home. He was born in Jasper, N.Y., and came here in 1971 from Buffalo, N.Y. He was a member of the Super 60s at Trinity Baptist Church, Clearwater, and of the Breakfast Club Senior Adult Ministry. Mp> Survivors include his wife of 73 years, Leona; several nephews and nieces; and a granddaughter, Rebecca Brand, Northridge, Calif.

      Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes, Serenity Gardens Chapel, Largo.

    He m. Leona A. Bray on 20 or 30 Dec 1920 in Silver Springs, Wyoming Co., NY. She was b. 18 Aug 1903 in Silver Springs, Wyoming Co., NY and d. 9 Jun 2003 in Largo, Pinellas Co., FL (per 1930 census and Ancestry.com ). She was the dau. of Yawger Bray and Charlotte Lamont of Canadice, Ontario Co., NY. Son, per 1930 census.

    1. Earl Judson Prentice, b. 8 Feb 1922, Silver Springs, Wyoming Co., NY, and d. 7 Apr 1971 in either Redondo Beach, Los Angeles Co., CA (per SSDI) or the VA Hospital, Westwood, Lassen Co., CA per Ancestry.com. 1940 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. He m. lva Mae Morris. She was b. 12 Jan 1932 and d. 14 Feb 2008, Bakersfield, Kern Co., CA. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Linda Prentice. She m. Mr. Gennaro (per her email, 28 Apr 2004).

    252. Louisa Dennis Prentice, dau. of Wm. H., b. 10 Oct 1835, d. 1912, m. 23 Nov 1858 George B. Wentworth, Farmer, b. 12 May 1834, of Jasper, d. 1890. Children:

    1. William P. (Prentice?) Wentworth, b. 19 Aug 1862 in Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . He m. Fanny Drake on 20 Oct 1886. She was b. 8 Dec 1861.
    2. Lucy Gertrude Wentworth, b. 13 Feb 1866, d. 1939, m. 29 May 1884 Frank Bowen, b. 3 Jan 1860, d. 1939.
    3. Pamelia/Millie Louise Wentworth, b. 12 Aug 1870, d. 1934.

    253. Sarah Elizabeth Prentice, dau. of Wm. H., b. 15 Mar 1838, d. 1934. She m. 2 Apr 1861 Charles Whiting, Farmer, of Jasper, b. 13 Apr 1838, d. 1896. Children: 

    i.	Willis Roy Whiting, b. 20 Apr 1866, d. 1908.  He m. 4 Apr 1886 Eva J. Hale, b. 25 Dec 1870, d. 1926.
ii.	Asher W. Whiting, b. 15 Nov 1868, d. 1941, m. Minnie Grace Brill, b. 1882, d. 1966. 
iii.	Dennis Wilkins Whiting, b. 23 Aug 1874, d. 18 Sep1876.

    254. Martha Alamancy Prentice, dau. of Wm. H., b. 22 Dec 1839, d. 1929.

    She m. Oliver Whiting on 19 Dec 1858, Jasper, Steuben Co., NY. He was a Farmer, b. 28 Dec 1834, Jasper, Steuben Co., NY, and d. 1910. An extensive Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children if Nartha and Oliver: 

    i.	Leslie D. Whiting, b. 28  Oct 1859, d. 1923, m. 31 Oct 1879 Brunette Ordway, b. 21 May 1859.  Children:
	a.  Carrie Ethel Whiting, b. 18 Jan 1873.
	b.  Della E. Whiting, b. 28 Jun 1874

ii.	Laura P. Whiting, b. 30 Apr 1861, d. 1937.  She Charles E. Smith on 4 Nov 1880 .  He was b. 1856, d. 1929.  Children:
	a.  Roy C. Smith, b. 16 Nov 1881.
	b.  Archie R. Smith, b. 6 Nov 1883.
	c.  George C. Smith, b. 25 Mar 1887.

iii.	F. George Whiting, b. 22 Nov 1873, d. 1953, m. Eva L., b. 1873, d. 1950.
iv.	Arthur L. Whiting, b. 8 Jul 1877, d. 1959, m. (1) Rose, b. 1881, d. 1915, (2) Maude M., b. 1881, d. 1976.
    255. William Packer Prentice, b. 26 Aug 1834 in Albany, NY. He was the son of Ezra P., b. Albany, NY. He graduated Williams College, 1855, studied abroad and took degrees at Gottengen, Germany, 1858; afterwards studied at Paris, Heidelberg and also Albany NY Law School. Admitted to the bar, 1861. Capt. of the Albany Law School Company.

    During the war was adjutant-general and chief of staff to Major General O. M. Mitchel, and of the 10th Army Corps, and promoted from Capt. to Lt. Col., was invalided after suffering yellow fever at Hilton Head. Resigned 1863. Moved to NY City and practiced law. Offices at 38 Wall St. as counsel to the health dept. of NY City with an office 300 Mott Street. Resided, #9, W. 16th St., NYC.

    He m. Florence Kelly on 29 Jan 1863. She was b. 11 Feb 1843, Italy, and was the dau. of Robert and A. A. Kelly of New York City. Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Robert Kelley Prentice, b. 20 Oct 1863, New York, NY. He was a student at Princeton, 1882. He m. Carolyn E. Benedict c. 1907. She was b. c. 1885, NY. 1940 census in New York, New York Co., NY. They had 1 or more children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Carolyn Emma Prentice. She m. Erving Pruyn. He might be the Erving Pruyn shown in the 1910 census in Manhattan Ward 19, NY Co., NY, as b. c. 1898, NY. Not in 1920 or 1930 census. Children:
        1. Justine Candace Pruyn.
        2. Carolyn Prentice Pruyn.

    2. Florence Prentice, b. 29 Aug 1866 or Sep 1867, NY. She m. Winslow Tracy Williams c. 1889, He was b. Jan 1863, CT. Children:
      1. Erastus W Williams, b. 1891 and d. after 1942. He m. 1st Learitte W, b. c. 1894. He m. 2nd Edith, b. c. 1903
      2. Florence A Williams, b. 1897 and d. Jul 1980

    3. Philena Prentice, b. 28 Jun 1868, NY, and d. 12 Apr 1940, NY, at St. Luke's Hospital at the age of 71. Her childhood home was at 9 West 16th Street, a house built by her grandfather, the late Robert Kelly, City Chamberlain, president of the alumni of Columbia College and a founder of the Free Academy, later called the College of the City of New York. She m. Frederick Walker Lincoln III on 21 Feb 1895 at the family residence, No. 9, West 16th St., by Rev. Dr. John R. Davies of the 4th Ave. Presb. Church per New York Herald. An Ancestor Chart for him, including Paul Revere, can be found at Ancestry.com . Children of Philena and Frederick:
      1. Florence Lincoln, b. c. 1897 & d. 1990. She m. William Avery Rockefeller (per Jeff Thompson, E-mail, 20 Jan 1999.)
      2. Frederic Walker Lincoln, b. 15 Oct 1898, NY, and d. Apr 1968. He m. Isabel Rockefeller. She was b. 23 Jun 1902 and d. Mar 1980. They had 4 daughters and a son.
      3. Mary Knight Lincoln, b. 15 Oct 1898. NY, and d. 9 Apr 19174, Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT. She m. Wilson Stapley Wonham/ He was b. 15 Aug 1898 and d. Jun 1973.
      4. Philena Hope Lincoln, b. 29 Jun 1901, NY, and d. 6 Jan 1993, Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT. She m. Reginald Gortin Coombe. He was b. 27 Jan 1895 and d. May 1976. They had 3 daughters.
      5. Emily Caroline Lincoln, b. 31 Mr 1906, NY, and d. 1991. She m. Sidney Lanier. He was b. 21 Dec 1901 and d. 8 Jun 1986.

      Philena m. 2nd. George A. Sloan who d. 20 May 1955. She m. 3rd H. Bartow Farr who d. 1972.

    4. William Kelley Prentice, b. 28 Oct 1871, NY, and d. 13 Dec 1964. He m. 1st. Maria W. Baldwin. She was b. c. 1869, MD, with her father b. in MD and mother in RI. William m. 2nd Alice Burwell Glenney. 1930, 1940 census in Lawrence, Mercer Co., NJ. He appears in the 1910 census as a widower in Princeton, Mercer Co., NJ, with a daughter. 1930 census in Lawrence, Mercer Co., NJ, with his wife, Maria.
      1. Joan Prentice, b. c. 1908, NJ, and d. 16 Jun 1995. At home in 1910 and 1940. Not home in 1930. She m. 1st Xavoer von Erdberg. She m. 2nd Edward J. Charlton.

    5. Ezra Parmalee Prentice, b. 19 Aug 1877, Albany, NY & d. 18 Jul 1966, NY, NY per SSDI. He m. Mary L. Russell, a 3rd cousin who was b. c. 1883, NY. Mary appears in the 1920 Manhattan, NY, census as married, without her husband at home. They appear in the 1940 census in New York, New York Co., NY. They had 1 or more children:
      1. Ezra Parmalee Prentice, Jr., b. 26 May 1916, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [255.1]

    6. Paul Cheney Prentice, b. 27 Aug 1879, NY, and d. 5 Jul 1918, age 39 years. He appears as a single Boarder and Salesman in the 1910 census in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. His Obituary in the NY Times of 16 Jul 1918 reads as follows:

        Paul Cheney Prentice, son of the late William Packer Prentice, died yesterday [15 Jul 1918] at the home of his mother, 9 West Sixteenth Street. He had been for fifteen years the Chicago representative of Catlin & Co., cotton brokers. Mr Prentice was born in NY and was 38 year old. He was graduated from Princeton in 1900.

      Another obituary related that "Funeral services were at 9 West 16th St., on Sunday Afternoon, July 7, at 4:30 o'clock. Interment at Albany."

    7. Arietta Hope Prentice, b. 30 Sep 1883, NY, and d. 16 Sep 1934. She m. Stephen Willetts Collins. He was b. 12 Oct 1862, NY. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:
      1. Stephen W. Collins, b. 1914
      2. Arietta H. Collins, b. 1918 ñ

    255.1 Ezra Parmalee Prentice, Jr., b. 26 May 1916, NY, and d. 17 Apr 2005, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC, per SSDI. At home in Manhattan, NY, in the 1930 and 1940 census. His obituary reads as follows:

      Charlotte Observer, The (NC) - Sunday, April 24, 2005: Ezra Parmalee Prentice Jr., Charlotte NC, United States

      Ezra Parmalee Prentice, Jr.

      Mr. Prentice died on April 16, 2005 in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was 88 years old. Mr. Prentice was born in New York City, the only child of Mary Lanman and Ezra P. Prentice, Sr.

      His father, a lawyer, was also a Chairman of the New York State Republican Party. Mr. Prentice graduated from St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire in 1935 and Princeton University in 1939. He served in the United States Army during World War II. He received his degree from the Columbia University Law School and practiced trusts and estate law with the firm of Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft in New York City until his retirement in 1978.

      Mr. Prentice married Anne Steele Osborn in 1943 and the couple were longtime residents of Garrison, New York. He was a board member of the Julia Butterfield Memorial Hospital and the Garrison Board of Education. A passionate naturalist, hunter and fisherman, he traveled extensively and enjoyed sharing his love and knowledge of the outdoors with his family and friends. Mr. Prentice was a member of the Angler's Club of New York, serving as its President for a term, as well as a long-standing member and officer of the Adirondack League Club in Old Forge, New York. He was also founding member of the Garrison Fish and Game Club.

      In 1995, as a widower, Mr. Prentice married Sarah Benjamin Anderson, and the couple resided in Cohasset, Massachusetts and Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr. Prentice is survived by his wife, Sarah, by his three children; Nathaniel Prentice of Garrison, New York, Josephine Sawyer of Charlotte, North Carolina, and Michael Prentice of Durham, New Hampshire; grandchildren, Annabel, Michael and Rhett Prentice, Kathrine and Anne Figge, Hannah and Caroline Sawyer, and Tyler, Erik, Sarah and Heather Anderson.

      A memorial service for Mr. Prentice will be held 11:00 a.m., Saturday, April 30, 2005 at St. Philip's Church in Garrison, New York. Harry & Bryant Co. is serving the family of Mr. Prentice.

    He m. 1st Anne Steele Osborn in 1943 and the couple were longtime residents of Garrison, NY. She d. before 2005. Children:

    1. Nathaniel Prentice, 2005 of Garrison, NY
    2. Josephine Prentice. She m. Mr. Sawyer. 2005 of Charlotte, NC.
    3. Michael Prentice, 2005 of Durham, NH.

    He m. 2nd Sarah Benjamin Anderson. The couple resided in Cohasset, MA and Charlotte, NC. She was living in 2005 .

    256. Sartell Prentice, b. 29 May 1837 and d. 1905, son of Ezra P. and Philena. Sartell enrolled in William College in 1855, but left because of a severe illness in the spring of 1860. Apparently he did considerable traveling abroad because an 1857 Passport offered for sale in 2000 on eBay describes him as "Forehead, high; Mouth, small; Chin, ordinary, etc." It was stamped in various cities and countries, through 1859, including: Italy, Germany, France, Russia, Spain, Amsterdam, Belgium.

    He entered the law office of Senator Ira Harris and in 1860, Harvard Law School.

    At the outbreak of the Civil War, he was commissioned a 1st Lt., 12th Infantry in the regular army serving on the staff of Gen. Benjamin S. Roberts in WV, Department of Northwest, and Louisiana, and with the regiment in the Army of the Potomac. Promoted captain in May, 1864, and brevet major on 2 Aug 1864 for gallant services during the battle of the Wilderness.

    Sartell resigned his commission because of ill health on 10 May 1865. In 1882-3 he was of the firm of Isham and Prentice, agents for the care and management of real estate at 55 Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL. The old "Nathaniel Sartell Bible" was given him by his father several years before his death on account of his name. His address in 1882-3 was 55 Dearborne St., Chicago.

    He m. Mary Adeline Isham (b. 4 Feb 1838, Bennington, Bennington Co., VT, and d. 26 May 1913) on 29 May 1862 in NY, only dau. of the Hon. Pierrepont Isham (1802-1872), for many years on the supreme bench of VT, and Samantha Swift (1808-1860). An Ancestor Chart for Mary can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Children of Sartell and Mary:

    1. Ezra Parmalee Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1863, IA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [256.1]

    2. Pierrepont Isham Prentice, b. 16 Oct 1865, NY. At home in 1870 census in Orangetown, Rockland Co., NY.

    3. (Rev.) Sartell Prentice Jr., b. 30 Sep 1867 and d. 1937. Author. He m. Lydia Beekman Vanderpoel who was b. c. 1868, NY. They appear in the 1920 S. Nyack,Rockland, NY census. Lydia appears as a widow in the 1940 census living in the Hotel Rensselaer in New York, New York Co., NY. Children:

      1. Pierrepont Isham Prentice, b. c. 10 Sep 1899 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [256.2]

      2. Sartell J. Prentice, b. c. 1904, NJ. At home in NY in 1920 and indexed as "Martell Prentice." He is the grandfather of Christina Falise (see her email of 21 Nov 2008). He does not appear in the 1930 census. 1940 census in New York, Queens Co., NY, with his 2nd wife, Agnes. He is probably the Sartell Prentice who appears in the SSDI as b. 28 Dec 1903 obtained his SS# in NY, and d. 25 Apr 1988 in Pasadena, Los Angeles Co., CA. He m. 1st Marjorie Phelps Koop, b. c. 1908.

        Sartell m. 2nd Agnes Papekas. Her obituary reads as follows:

          Hartford Courant, The (CT) ó Thursday, February 6, 1997: Mrs Agnes Fenton Prentice, 81

          Agnes Fenton Prentice, 81, of Wethersfield, died Jan. 24 at Hartford Hospital. Mrs. Prentice was a longtime Hartford area resident who worked at Hartford Ball, Rocky Hill, for 30 years, retiring 17 years ago.

          She is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Elena and Richard Chacho of Manchester and Patricia and Walter Ulias of Cromwell [Note: it is unclear whether they are step-children of Sartell]; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Catherine and Francis Byrnes and Theresa and John Wazer, all of Rocky Hill; and a brother and sister-in-law, Michael and Josephine Fenton of Hebron. Memorial donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 300 Research Parkway, Meriden, CT 06450. <.ul>

          Although confirmation is still needed, Sartell is likely the father of:

          1. Peter Sartell Prentice, b. c. 1943, MA . He is probably the Peter Sartell Prentice shown by a Google search to be Dr. Peter Sartell Prentice, a practicioner in Solomons, Maryland. He m. Barbara Jean Cassady, b. c. 1947, Laurel Bay, Beaufort Co., SC. They had 1 or more children, including:
            1. Jonathan Slocum Prentice, b. 16 Jul 1972 in St. Johnsbury, Caledonia Co., VT.

    4. Lydia Vanderpool Prentice, b. Dec 1880 and d. 18 Oct 1902.

  • Richard Skinner Prentice, b. 2 Nov 1874; d. 16 Nov 1876.

  • Mary Isham Prentice, b. 17 Dec 1880, IL. She m. Henry Home Porter. They had 4 or more children, including:

    1. Mary A. Porter
    2. Henry Home Porter, b. 1903. Industrialist.
    3. John P. Porter.
    4. S. Prentice Porter.

    256.1 Ezra Parmalee Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1863, IA & d. 16 Dec 1955, NYC. He was an attorney and practiced law in Chicago, IL. The contents of his Will are described in the 20 Mar 1959 issue of the Berkshire Evening Eagle, Pittsfield, MA per Ancestry.com :

      The Will of Col. E. Parmalee Prentice of Williamstown and Net York City was allowed today in Berkshire Probate Court.

      Mt. Hope Farm was left to the widow, Mrs. Alta Rockefeller Prentice, for the rest of her life. Upon her death it will go to the Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. The Vermont real estate and all Mount Hope livestock and equipment were disposed of the same way.

      The rest of the estate, whose value was listed as "unknown," was divided in equal shares amont the three children. John Rockefeller Prentice of Chicago. Mary P. Gilbert of Stamford, Conn, and Spelman Prentice of Palm Beach. The residuary estate includes jewelry and household furnishings.

      The Will was made out Oct 7, 1949. A codicil added March 3, 1955 left the marble lions at the entrance of the Williamstown farm to the son, John. The lions may be removed to any place he wishes.

      Col. Prentice, who made Mount Hope Farm one of the nation's experimental showplaces, died Dec 16. His permanent address was New York City and the Will was allowed in New York County Surrogate Court.

    He married Alta Rockefeller in New York, NY on 17 Jan 1901. She was born 12 Apr 1871 in Cleveland, OH, daughter of John Davidson Rockefeller and Laura Celestia Spelman/Spellman. She d. 21 Jun 1962, NYC. Children: (Ref: Sedgwick Families)

    1. John Rockefeller Prentice, b. 17 Dec 1902, NY, NY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [256.3]
    2. Mary Adeline Prentice, b. 29 Nov 1908, NY, NY. She m. Benjamin Davis Gilbert on 16 Oct 1937 at Elm Tree House on the Prentice Mount Hope Farm in Williamsport, MA. Lived at Stamford, CT. Children:
      1. Alta Mary Gilbert, b. 25 Apr 1939, Ann Arbor, MI.
      2. Benjamin de Racey Gilbert, b. 12 Feb 1941, NY, NY.
      3. Parmalee Prentice Gilbert, b. 24 May 1943, NY, NY.
      4. John Humphrey Gilbert, b. 9 Oct 1944, NY, NY.
      5. Sue Sarah Gilbert, b. 1949.
      6. Daniel Davis Gilbert, b. 1951.
    3. Spellman/Spelman Prentice. b. 15 or 17 Apr 1911, NY, NY and d. 9 Mar 2000 in Montecito, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, (per SSDI) . 1940 census in Jefferson, KY. He m. Dorothy Jean Ryan on 1 May 1937 who was b. in Chicago, IL. Spellman's obituary reads as follows:

        San Jose Mercury News (CA) - Monday, March 13, 2000: SPELMAN PRENTICE, OIL FAMILY MEMBER

        Spelman Prentice, one of the last surviving grandchildren of John D. Rockefeller and a businessman active in oil and natural gas exploration, died March 9 at his home in Montecito. He was 88. For many years, Mr. Prentice pursued oil and gas operations through the company he owned, the Prenalta Corp. ["Prenalta" is a combination of "Prentice" and "Alta", his mother], in the United States, and through Bluewater Oil and Gas Ltd. in Canada. In recent years, he focused on investment management and charities.

      Children of Spelman and Dorothy:

      1. Pamela Prentice, b. 29 Jul 1938, Louisville, Jefferson, KY. She m. Franz ten Boz.
      2. Peter Spelman Prentice, b. 21 Apr 1940, Louisville, Jefferson, KY.
      3. Alta Rockefeller Prentice, b. 3 Mar 1942, Louisville, Jefferson, KY. . . . . . . . . . . . . [256.4]
      4. Michael Sartell Prentice, b. 21 Oct 1944, NY, NY. He m. Elena Coon on 14 Sep 1966 while living at 30 Seminary St., Middlebury, VT. She was b. c. 1947 Cambridge, MA, and was then a student. She was the dau. of Maurice P. Coon (b. Wakefield, MA) and Catherine Doolittle (b. India) per Vermont Marriage Records .

      Spellman m. 2nd Lola Pierce on 16 Mar 1954 in Palm Beach, Palm Beach Co., FL. She was b. 1926 and d 1967 at the age of only 41. She served on the Boards of the San Francisco Opera and San Francisco Ballet. Son:

      1. Jeffrey Rockefeller Prentice, b. c. 1955.

      He m. 3rd Miss Walters per Ancestry.com .

    256.2 Pierrepont Isham Prentice, b. c. 10 Sep 1899, Newark, NJ (per SSDI), obtained his SS# in NY, and d. 3 Feb 1989 in Clearwater, FL, age 89. At home in the 1920 census in Orangetown, Rockland Co., NY, and indexed as "Bilerepost Prentice." He appears, single, as a Boarder, in the 1930 census in Philadelphia, PA. He was at one time the publisher of Time magazine. His obituary reads as follows:

      Chicago Tribune (IL) ó February 7, 1989: Mr Pierrepont I Or Perry Prentice, 89

      Born in Newark, N.J., Mr. Prentice was a second lieutenant in World War I, then graduated cum laude from Yale University in 1920 with Henry Luce, the founder and first publisher of Time. Pierrepont I. ''Perry'' Prentice, the publisher of Time magazine during World War II, has died after a long bout with strokes and other illnesses. He was 89.

      Luce asked Mr. Prentice to help him launch Time, but the future publisher turned him down, according to Mr. Prentice's widow, Janet. ''He told Henry Luce 'No, I don't want to go straight into that, I want to be a reporter first,' '' Mrs. Prentice said.

      Mr. Prentice, a resident of Belleair, also was a leading authority on property tax. He frequently spoke and wrote on the subject, which he said had fascinated him since he was editor and publisher of House and Home magazine. He died Thursday. Mr. Prentice reported for the New York Tribune and later reported or edited newspapers in Camden, N.J., New Bedford, Mass., and Philadelphia. In 1929, he joined Time Inc. as business manager of Fortune magazine. A year later he became circulation director of Time, Life and Fortune magazines. Time Inc. made him a vice president in 1939 and vice president for corporate affairs in 1945. He was the publisher of Time magazine from 1941 to 1945.

      Later posts included editor and publisher of Architectural Forum and House and Home, when Time published them. Widely known in the housing industry, Mr. Prentice had been a board member of the National Association of Homebuilders Research Foundation and a founder of the Housing Industry Presidents Council.

      In addition to his wife, he is survived by two daughters and three granddaughters.

    He married 1st Mildred Katheryn Belcher (1899-1971). 1940 as Pierrepont Prentenice in Pelham, Westchester, NY. They had 3 children:

    1. Barbara Prentice, b. 18 Jan 1927, in New Bedford, MA, and d. 25 Oct 1998, Anderson, Anderson, SC, age 71. Bur. Dale Cem., Ossining, Westchester Co., NY. She m. Michael J. Kulesh on 31 Jul 1965, Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT; Michael was then a resident of Greenwich: he was b. c. 1923.
    2. Carol S. Prentice, b. c. 1934. 1940 at home.
    3. Dau. Prentice. Not in 1930 or 1940 census.

    He m. 2nd Janet Alma McNeir on 2 Nov 1944, Warrenton, VA. She was b. 12 May 1909, Briarcliff Manor, NY, and d. 25 Oct 1995, Clearwater, FL, age 86. He had 1 daughter per Ancestry.com . Janes had a prior marriage to John James Pflieger (1898-1964) and they had 2 sons and 1 daughter per Ancestry.com .

    1. (son) (Pflieger?), probably son of Janet and John James Pflieger. That son He m. Carolyn Sumner and had 2 or more children including:
      1. Christina Sumner Falise per her emails of 21 & 23 Nov 2008. In 2008 she lived in Austin, TX.
      2. Katherine Prentice Falise. She m. Mr. Knapp.

    256.3 John Rockefeller Prentice, b. 17 Dec 1902, NY, NY. He m. Abbie Cantril on 11 Aug 1941, Scottsboro, TN. The following article about John appears on the internet at http://www.angelfire.com/sc3/prentice :

      A Man Named Rock-Solid As A Rock, by Neil Manley

      John Rockefeller Prentice, the son of E. Parmalee Prentice and Alta Rockefeller Prentice, was born December 17, 1902. We, who were his employees at American Breeders Service, knew him as "Rock." We only used the name Mr. Prentice when we were telling our customers about this great man. In order to understand Mr. Prentice, we must study the efforts of his father, E. Parmalee Prentice, to improve the productive genetics of farm animals. In about 1910, Rock's father and mother bought 1,400 acres of land near Williamstown, MA. On this farm, as time past, two or more geneticists were employed by Mr. Prentice, to help to develop more profitable farm animals, particularly cattle and poultry.

      Sometime in the "teens" Mr. Prentice hired a cattleman to purchase a herd of top producing Guernsey cattle. One can well imagine this cattleman selected for popular pedigree, body confirmation and eye appeal. These cattle were brought to this farm; named Mt. Hope Farm, and they did not produce as Mr. Prentice thought they should. This inspired him to write a book "Breeding Profitable Dairy Cattle." In this book, he took the breed associations to task for their methods of evaluating cattle and failure to place emphasis on production. For this reason the breed associations, Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey, etc. condemned Mr. Prentice's book.

      In addition to the book, Mr. Prentice financed the founding of a breed association in which a cow had to produce at least 400 pounds of butter fat per year. She need not be registered, and color or spots were not considered in the evaluation of her value. This club was known as The American Dairy Cattle Club.

      Mr. E. Parmalee was a corporation lawyer. The Prentice mansion at Mount Hope Farm was completed in 1929. In an address by Dr. Dave Bartlett, who for many years was in charge of the veterinary division of ABS, made at a meeting in 1994 of the National Association of Animal Breeders, the following was stated "In the early 1920's, Rock Prentice's father, Col. E. Parmalee Prentice, was uniquely aware of and concerned with world population increases and the interplay of hunger and history. He committed at Mt. Hope Farm to applicable research to improve farm animals, poultry, sheep, swine and cattle, utilizing the then recently re-discovered principles 50+ years earlier by Gregory Mendel."

      Dr. Bartlett went further to say, "At Mt. Hope, with poultry, substantial increases in egg production were shown to follow use of roosters selected on application of progeny test methods. Roosters were selected based on the production of eggs, number and weight of eggs, laid by daughter hens." Mt. Hope genetic strains of poultry were actively accepted. Accomplishments at Mt. Hope received worldwide acclaim. Notably, the principle was established that a sire should be selected upon his genotype, as determined by demonstrated production of his progeny, rather than, by simply type."

      In 1938, Dr. Enos Perry, a professor at Rutgers University in New Jersey, organized the first cooperative of farmers to breed cows artificially. The idea probably originated in Russia and Denmark.

      Before telling about the entrance of "Rock" Prentice into the artificial cattle breeding business, we need to learn some things about his "growing up years." From Dr. Bartlett's 1994 speech to the NAAB, he said "At the close of the 1930's, Rock was a practicing trial lawyer with a prestigious Chicago firm. Having declined, at his father's direction, an appointment to West Point. Instead he attended Yale, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and later graduated from Yale Law School in 1932. Rock was a brilliant student; however, he managed to get himself suspended from Yale. He had been cutting too many classes. He was caught shooting craps. He had accumulated debts. Again quoting from Dr. Bartlett, "Disgraced, afraid to face his stern father, Rock disappeared, got a job, and until found, lived with an assumed name. He worked four years for a Boston wholesale hardware firm to accumulate money to return to Yale. At Yale, he continued to work nights and weekends as a telephone operator for a hospital. For several years he was totally separated from his family for support.

      The writer heard many times that Rock graduated from Yale if not with the highest-grade average but near the top. Rock graduated from Yale Law School at the age of 31. From a paper written by Harlan Koch, an early employee of Rock, Harlan said "Before World War II, Rock and other members of the Chicago Farmer's Club had heard of the idea of collecting semen from a bull and then breeding of several cows with a single collection. Literally millions of sperm were gathered in a single collection and it only took one sperm to fertilize a cow's egg.

      In the spring of 1941, Rock hired a county agent from New York to help organize and develop an artificial breeding stud at Barrington, IL, which later moved to Elgin, Ill. This organization was named American Dairy-Guernsey Associates. American Dairy in the name tells you who the primary mover was in getting this new stud up and in operation. The county agent was Phillip I. Higley--note as of November 15, 2001, Phil is still very active, lives in Fort Walton, Beach FLA, and will celebrate his 99th birthday in June of 2002.

      In March, 1941, months before Pearl Harbor, Rock volunteered in the army as a private. He served the pacific theater. He became a Captain in the Artillery. This period of patriotic service interrupted the early phase of his AI efforts. An interesting thing about his military service is that in order to get accepted, Rock passed his army physical by memorizing the lines of letters on the eye chart, forward and backward. How many 38 year olds would be this anxious to get in the army?

      Phil kept the Elgin stud going till Rock returned in 1946. Phil had a rough time during this five-year period. Dairymen wanted to use AIl; some tried and at times conception was not what dairymen demanded. One story, the writer heard at meetings and discussions with employees that had been with the organization prior to my employment in February 1949 was the following: It seems Phil was having real trouble, poor conception, and, if conception was poor, "just try to convince a dairyman he should continue AI." Phil, in his desperation went out and bought a young bull. When Rock heard about the young bull, the word came back to Phil, "Take your choice-- get rid of that bull or out you go." I rather gather Phil got rid of the young bull. He was still around doing a great job as president of the company in the 60's.

      When you consider the tools used today in measuring the transmitting ability of a bull, EPD's (Estimated-Predicated Difference) which is based on many factors, production of daughters, environmental conditions, etc., the daughter-dam comparison from the beginning in 1941, qualifying a bull to qualify in a Rock Prentice stud was a big improvement over having no production records at all. Rock's program provided that there had to be at least the production records of five daughters of a bull compared with the production records of their five dams. As we look back, this was the best tool available at the time. It surely beat only eyeballing a young sire. It did not take into account different environment, age, and many other tools we have today.

      At this time, AI Cooperatives were springing up all over the country. For the most part, the important thing to keep dairymen happy was to, "get the cows with calf." It took a five year old bull usually to have a minimum of five daughter-dam comparisons-the young bulls used had a big advantage in getting cows with calf. Cooperatives of those days did not welcome competition, especially Agricultural Corporations from Chicago with Rockerfeller money. Again from Dr. Bartlett's talk mentioned earlier, Dr. Bartlett said, "I believe his general motives were genuine. He wanted to carry on and advance the philosophy and work of his father at Mount Hope toward providing more food for an expanding human population. He wanted to advance dairy cattle above the level, which his father referred to as "medieval." He wanted to make possible "a better living for cattle owners."

      Rock cared for his employees and consistently tried to provide for their best interests. He use to say something like this, "It takes good men and women to make a good organization." During our years (21 years) some of the great men and women we had the privilege of knowing and associating with were-Phil Highley, Lee Lamb, Dr. Elwin Willet, Dr. Irv Elliot, Mat Dietrick, Dr. Dave Bartlett and Dr. Les Larsen (Veterinarians), Lebert Shultz, Harlan Koch, Virginia Johnson, Lyn Tremaine, Clint Meyer, Charles Waldrop, Robert Elsas, Andy Divine, Alex Buchanan, John Peterson, Clyde Waddell, Dr. Robert Walton, Don Pelkey and many others. Ruth Hyland was Rock's personal secretary. In speaking of men, he said, "Behind every good man is a good woman."

      In Late 1946, there were three fairly large cooperative studs in Wisconsin-purebred breeders were dominant on their boards. The Registered Breeders liked to sell their young bulls to these studs. They wanted legislation passed to prevent Rock's Illinois stud from importation of bull semen across the Illinois state line into Wisconsin. To counter this move on the part of the cooperatives, Rock bought land in Madison, Wisconsin and moved the stud there on January 7, 1947. The stud was renamed Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Instate (WSBI) It was organized as a not for profit organization.

      The writer, in December 1948 was an assistant county agent doing 4-H work. I liked my county. I loved 4H work and thought I had one of the best jobs in my state. The county agent called me while I was conducting a senior 4H "fun night"- He said, "Two men will be here tomorrow morning to discuss a job traveling in Georgia and Florida." My answer that night was "I don't think I'm interested. I love my job here." The men, turned out to be Phil Higley and Maury Gaston, (N.C.Fieldman) for Rock's newest bull stud, Southeastern A.B.A at Asheville, N.C. This stud had begun operation on January 1, 1948. Some months earlier, Rock had established a bull stud in Carmel, Indiana ABA. That morning in mid December 1948, Phil gave us a run-down on this man, named "Rock."

      He told us some of the highlights on the life of this man named "Rock." Phil seemed like a good and truthful man, but it was just too good for a doubting East Tennessee "hillbilly" to believe. On the following Sunday, the county agent and our wives drove to Asheville to visit the stud. Here we met another great man, Mat Dietrick. Mat told the same story as Phil.

      Over the years, I have told Phil that I never found a single word not true that Phil and Mat told us about this great man in December of 1948.

      This is the way the bull stud - Southeastern and Indiana operated in 1949. The crew in Indiana were up at 2AM to collect semen from the bulls. The semen was diluted with egg yolk and distilled water and refrigerated with water frozen in number 2 tin cans, dipped in water to start ice melting-can wrapped in brown wrapping paper and then test tubes were placed against cans (2) and wrapped. Then it was off to Indianapolis Airport for the trip to Asheville. A private plane was used arriving in Asheville in the early morning. The semen was re-packaged for technicians scattered over NC, GA, and FL. The plan was for the packages to be in the hands of the breeding technicians by early the 2nd day. (Note at that time the advice to technician, "don't use semen the third day unless weather does not allow a fresh shipment to get to you."

      The pilot Bill Clark, spent the night in Asheville. The process was repeated at the Asheville stud early the next morning. Bill was off to Indiana with the product for Indiana technicians.

      Rock, when meeting up with Bill was often heard to say, "Bill are you still living?" Rock had reference to the difficult landing conditions at the Asheville airport at this time.

      It was necessary for local dairymen to organize and enroll at least 1,000 cows to be bred during the year. In the states where this D.S.M (District Sales Manager) worked, we had the cooperation of the extension Dairymen and the Dairy Department heads. This was not true in many states. I was glad where I worked I heard no anti-Rockefeller or Prentice "put downs."

      One of my embarrassing moments occurred when I was able to get an invitation by asking an acquaintance of mine to get an opportunity to tell about our program to the Board of Directors of a small bull stud. I made the mistake of mentioning it in my weekly report-Rock saw it and decided he should come with me. When I announced to my acquaintance that Rock would be with me at the meeting, they refused to allow him to come to the meeting. Rock was furious. He just couldn't understand why. Neither did I, but deep down I knew--the feeling toward Rockerfellers and Prentices in some areas of our country.

      What were some of the many accomplishments of Rock Prentice years in his zeal to improve the productivity of cattle through the use of artificial insemination?

      Among the Firsts:

      ï 1950 First successful embryo transfer. Early on, Rock, employed Dr. Elwin Willet, a geneticist to head up American Scientific Breeding Institute with headquarters in Madison.

      ï In 1950, Dr. Willet was successful. The writer remembers a later transfer by Dr. Willet in early 1951. It was almost unbelievable to me that I was seeing a live embryo that would produce a calf in a donor cow nine months later.

      ï 1953-first organization to reach one million 1st services in a year.

      ï 1954 First calf born in North America from frozen semen. Early that year, a laboratory in Cambridge, England was working on the possibility of freezing bovine semen. They were not having much luck until a laboratory assistant made a mistake and used the wrong diluter. As I remember, glycerol made the difference in success and failure. When Rock heard of the success in Cambridge, he was successful in bringing Dr. Chris Polge to the USA for consultation. He employed Dr. Basil Luyet, renowned scientist on low temperature biology, to study basic problems of sperm freezing and thawing.

      A try was made with dry ice, but it was not successful. At the time in 1954, something colder than dry ice was needed. Liquid nitrogen (temperature 320 degrees F) seemed to be the answer. The problem was that no container was available at this time that would hold this temperature for any length of time.

      Rock risked 100% of the costs for the first order to manufacture liquid nitrogen refrigerators for storage and shipping. As I remember, the initial cost was $250,000. This original refrigerator would hold temperature for some 3 weeks. They were re- serviced every two weeks by a tractor-trailer rig out of Madison Wisconsin. A.I. Technicians met the truck at designated truck stops. I remember the Atlanta, GA stop was at 12 midnight. About this time, (1953-54) studs were closed, as they were no longer needed with the coming of the frozen semen into practical use. The new name of the association became American Breeders Service with headquarters at DeForest, Wisconsin, a small town north of Madison.

      Rock did not patent this new technology. It was his gift to the industry. These refrigerators have been adapted for many uses in science and medicine and are in daily use worldwide. Much improvement has been made in these holding tanks, and now many do not need to be serviced but every 4-5 months.

      1956 First to include progeny tested beef sires, polled Herefords.

      1963 First in-house dairy progeny test program operated by a semen producing organization.

      Rock, in 1957, recognized frustration within the nation's Dairy Herd Improvement Association Program and its critical effects upon sire selection. This was caused from the backlog of millions of milk production records that could not be processed because of obsolete equipment. In 1957 he gave $150,000 to the USDA, making possible conversion from punch cards to tape and to fast electronic data processing machines.

      Rock's ownership of American Breeders Service came to a close in 1967 with the sale of the company to W.R. Grace Co. Rock's failing health necessitated that ABS be sold.

      Many times we heard Rock at our meetings say "the objective of American Breeders Service is to be breed the most cows to the best bulls most efficiently."

      Rock many times quoted to us what he called ABS "Foundation Stones" 1. Good Men 2. Great Proven Sires 3. Free Competition 4. Research-He believed the best stays best through research 5. Capital. He was fortunate and cattle industry was fortunate that he had capital available to make his fathers dairy efforts come to fruition.

      It is remarkable to this writer that Rock spent much of his early years at odds with his father, yet he spent a good part of his life proving that his father's ideas and writings were beneficial to the future of agriculture. Rock respected his father and adored his mother. This "Great man" left us on June 13, 1972. The writer was never promised anything by Rock that he did not deliver. Having known him has enriched my life and the lives of others who were closely associated with him.

      Please email me with comments or suggestions. Feel free to write me Neil Manley, 465 West Old AJ Hwy, New Market, TN 37820 Thank you for visiting my page at Angelfire. Please come back and visit again!

    John Prentice and Abbie Cantril had a daughter:

    1. Abra Prentice, b. 1942. She m. 1st Jon Anderson. She m. 2nd James Wilkin. (Ref: Tom Gede).

    256.4 Alta Rockefeller Prentice, b. 3 Mar 1942, Louisville, Jefferson, KY By email of 13 Mar 2003, Margaret Virkus mentioned that Alata may be the same person as "Abra Prentice" who m. Mr Wilkin based on a German article she located. Abra (pronounced AEY-brah) Prentice Wilkin had a prior marriage to a Mr. Anderson, a writer for the Chicago Tribune. Daughter:

    1. Abra Cantrill Anderson. She says the middle name came from her mother's aunt; that may be Abbie Cantrill who married John Rockefeller Prentice, son of Ezra and Alta, above.

    257. Bertha Prentice, b. 12 Dec 1844. Unmarried in 1882-3. No marriage or children shown in Ancestry.com in Apr 2006.

    258. Anna Prentice, dau. of John Hill and Sarah N., was b. 17 Jan 1834 and d. 17 Jan 1906.

    She m. Edmund/Edmond Terry on 8 Mar 1855. He was b. 23 May 1817, Hartford, CT, son of Roderick Terry and Harriet Taylor of Hartford, CT. Edmund was a lawyer in NY City and lived in Brooklyn, NY. He was b. 23 May 1817, graduated at Yale College in 1837. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . His obituary reads as follows:

      EDMUND TERRY was born in Hartford, Conn, May 23, 1817, the second son of the Hon. Roderick and Harriet (Taylor) Terry.

      After graduation he studied law in the office of the Hon William W. Ellsworth, in Hartford, for nearly a year, and then in the Law School of Harvard University. In 1840 he began the practice of his profession in New York City and Brooklyn, and so continued with success until his death, which occurred suddenly from pneumonia, at his residence in Brooklyn, on February 11, 1890, m his 73d year.

      He was married, March 8, 1855, to Miss Anna Prentice, daughter of John Prentice, of Brooklyn, who survives him with six sons and one daughter; four of the sons have received degrees at Yale, and a fifth is now in College.

    Children of Anna and Edmund:

    1. Edmund Roderic Terry, b. 11 Jun 1856.
    2. (son) Terry, b and d. 28 Jan 1858.
    3. Marion Jane Terry, b. 26 Jan 1860.
    4. John Prentice Terry, b. 30 Sep 1861; graduated Yale, 1883.
    5. Arthur Hall Terry, b. 7 Apr 1863; d. 16 Feb 1870.
    6. Wylly/Wyllys Terry, b. 6 Dec 1804; graduated Yale 1883. He m. Marie T. Baldwin. Children:
      1. Wyllys Terry Jr. He m. Eleanor Howell on 18 Jul 1936.
      2. H. P. Baldwin. He m. Marbara Mason on 19Sep 1936.
      3. Walter Bliss Terry. He m. Grace Netherland Heiskell on 2 Oct 1944.

    7. Eliphalet Bradford Terry, b. 1 Oct 1866.
    8. Henry Fowler Terry, b. 12 May 1868.
    9. George Davis Terry, b. 5 Feb 1870.
    10. James Taylor Terry, b. 8 Oct 1872.

    259. Henry Herbert Prentiss, son of John and Harriet A. Henry was a joiner, carpenter and builder in Greenfield.

    He m. Eliza Dimmis Moore of Agawam, MA on 16 Mar 1854. She was b. 4 Nov 1831 and was the dau. of John Moore and Ruth Tryon. MA. An Ancestor Chart for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Josephine Lovina Prentiss, b. 8 Oct 1855; d. 24 Aug 1858.
    2. Henrietta Eliza Prentiss, b. 27 Dec 1858, MA.
    3. John Moore Prentiss, b. 4 Mar 1862 or 1863; d. 7 May 1880.
    4. Arthur Augustus Prentiss, b. 16 Jul 1868, Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA. . . . . . . [259.1]

    5. Herbert Henry Prentiss, b. 3 Jun 1870, MA.

    259.1 Arthur Augustus Prentiss, b. 16 Jul 1868, Greenfield, Franklin Co., MA (per IGI). He is probably the Arthur A. Prentiss who appears in the 1900 Worcester Co., MA, census and in the 1930 census in Athol, Worcester Co., MA with his wife, Mabel L., and children:

    1. Pauline M. Prentiss, b Aug 1894, MA. At home in 1900.
    2. Alice A. Prentiss, b. Oct 1896, MA. At jp,e om 1900.
    3. Alton A. Prentiss, b. 3 Oct 1896. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [259.2]

    259.2 Alton A. Prentiss, b. 3 Oct 1896 and d. Dec 1986, Orange, Franklin Co., MA (per SSDI).

    He m. 1st Margaret G., b. c. 1907, North Island, per 1940 census in Athol, Worcester Co., MA.

    He m. 2nd Priscilla Lee. We find information about him and his family in the obituary of his widow, Priscilla (Lee) Prentiss in the 29 Sep 1992 Telegram and Gaazette, Worcester, MA;

      Obituary: MARSHFIELD - Priscilla (Lee) Prentiss, 91 (b. c. 1901), of Marshfield, formerly of Athol, died Sunday in Mayflower Nursing Home, Plymouth.

      Her husband, Alton Prentiss, died in 1986. She leaves two daughters, Sallee (Twichell) Bielski of Marshfield and Priscilla (Twichell) Davis of Bloomfield, Conn.; a sister, Margaret Schmidt of Athol; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was born in Athol and lived there most of her life.

      Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Silver Lake Cemetery, Athol. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of one's choice. Higgins Funeral Home, 146 Main St. Athol is directing arrangements.

    Priscilla's obituary seems to indicate that she and Alton did not have children, and that the children named may be children of a prior marriage to a Mr. Twichell.

    260. John Brooks Prentiss, m. Amelia Hughstein Spencer of Albany, NY on 26 Nov 1856. Express superintendent at Rochester, NY and in 1882 his headquarters were at Syracuse, NY in same business for the American Express Company.

    261. Charles Barton Prentiss, son of John and Harriet A. He m. Ann Westwood on 13 Mar 1861. He was in the window-shade business in NY City and d. 16 Apr 1877.

    262. Jane Louisa Prentiss, dau. of John and Harriet A. She m. Jefferson L. Blood on 15 May 1866; house painter, of Worcester, MA. Daughter:

    1. Hattie Amelia Blood, b. 5 Apr 1868.

    263. Ophelia Adeline Prentiss, b. 20 Nov 1844, Auburn, Worcester Co., MA, and d. 29 Sep 1920, West Webster, Monroe Co., NY. She was the dau. of John and Harriet A.

    She m. Aaron Willard Ward on 15 Nov 1871 in Auburn, Worcester Co., MA. He was b. 18 Sep 1846, Worcester, Worcester Co., MA, and d. after 1925. Son of Willard Ward and Louisa Malvina Willard. He was a carpenter, Worcester, MA. He served in the Civil War on the U.S.S. "Sacramento". An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Albert Prentiss Ward, b. 3 Jan 1873 or 1874,Worcester, Worcester Co., MA, and d. after 1925. He was an artist and in 1925 he and his father, Aaron, were living at 317 Park Ave., Rochester, NY.
    2. Willard/Ward Barton Ward, b. 27 Feb 1880, Rochester, NY and d. the following year on 22 Apr 1881 in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY.

    264. Harrison Southwick Prentice, son of Henry and Tabitha; m. Mary Emma Bowen (but see text, below) of Worcester, MA on 1 Jun 1859. Lived in Worcester, MA in 1874 & New Britain, Hartford, CT in 1880. Additional information is found in the "History of Worcester and Its People", Vol. 4, by Charles Nutt, A.B., 1919, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., NYC.

      Harrison Southwick Prentice, Real estate dealer and operator, was born in this city, August 10, 1836, and died at his home on Chestnut street in this city, June 24 1909, son of Henry and Tabitha Leland (Southwick) Prentice.

      He received his education here in the public schools and in Leicester Academy. At the age of eighteen he engaged in business as a buyer of cattle and in the meat and provision business. When the western meat packers succeeded the local dealers, he became a representative of the Nelson Morris Company. He finally withdrew altogether from the meat and provision business and devoted his attention to real estate, buying and selling, and erecting business buildings on Front, Main and Pleasant streets. Among others, he erected a brick block on Franklin street, known as the New Park Hotel, the Kenmore Hotel on Main street, the Carlyle Hotel on Pleasant street, and the Bellmar Hotel on Main street. He continued to develop real estate for more than thirty years and became one of the largest owners of business property in the city. On account of his expert knowledge of building and of real estate values, he was appointed on one of the commissions that built the City Hall. In politics he was a Republican. He attended Plymouth Congregational Church, and was a member of the Commonwealth Club.

      Mr. Prentice married, in 1859, Emeline Nancy Bowen, who was born in North bridge, Massachusetts, daughter of Charles and Urania (Mowry) Bowen. Mrs. Prentice and her daughter reside at the old home, No. 24 Chestnut street.

    Children of Harrison Southwick Prentice and Emeline:

    1. Charles Henry Prentice, b. 5 Apr 1860 and d. died 17 Dec 1905. He was a wholesaler dealer in beef. He married Isabel Gibbs on 13 Apr 1882 and had two children:
      1. Harrison Gibbs Prentice, b. c. 1888, Worcester, MA (per 1920 Worcester census where he was the Manager of a meat store). He m. Joy Aldrich, of Boston and resided at No. 11 Otsego, Worcester; member of the Chamber of Commerce, Economic Club, Worcester Country Club; Joy was b. c. 1889, MA, and was also a member of the Country Club. Not in SSDI in 2004. Children:
        1. Charles Harrison Prentice, b. c. 1913, MA. At home in 1920. Not in 1930 census.
        2. Rosamond Prentice, b. c. 1917, MA. At home in 1920.

      2. Robert Leland Prentice, b. 21 Nov 1888 and d. 16 Oct 1928. He m. Helena Mitchell and lived at No 7 Waconah Rd., Worcester. She was the dau. of Edwin V. Mitchell who d. in Worcester 12 Jan 1917, age 66. The following information comes from a 1919 "History of Worcester":

          "Late of Midgley & Prentice (Inc.)... Attended Bryant and Stratton Busioness College in Boston. At age 18 became manager of the Standish, a finely appointed apartment hotel and continued inthat position until the property was sold 18 Apr 1927. From that time until his death he was with Midgley and Prentice (Inc.), offices at 16 Foster St., Worcester and 30 Church St., NYC, dealing in steel and other metals. He was a member of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Commonwealth Club, Worcester Country Club, and Piedmont Cong. Church. He was a Republican."

        Twin sons of Robert Leland Prentice:

        1. Leland Mitchell Prentice, b. c. 1915. Not in SSDI.
        2. Henry Gibbs Prentice, b. c. 1915. Not in SSDI.
        Helena remarried by 1930 and the boys were living with Helena and her 2nd husband.

    2. Edward H. Prentice, b. 28 Sep 1862; d. 12 Dec 1867.
    3. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Helen Prentice, b. 14 Oct 1864 and d. 1911. She m. Dr. R. W. Swan of Worcester.
    4. Harrison Bowen Prentice, b. 25 Mar 1869, CT and d. c. 1895, age 26. He m. Mary Webster Wing of Uxbridge, and had one daughter:
      1. Dorothy Prentice.
    5. (dau.) Prentice. Died in infancy.
    6. Alice L. Prentice, b. and d. 29 Sep 1872, CT. Living 1880. She may be the same person as Emma Louise Prentice.
    7. Clara Emma Prentice, b. 22 Jul 1875 and d. 1877, age 2.

    265. Hannah M. Prentiss, b. 25 Jun 1846, VT, dau. of Charles B. and M. D. (Bickford); m. H. H. Silver in 1868 and d. 1909.. Son:

    1. Charles P. Silver, b. c. 1869, NH.

    Hannah m., as her 2nd husband, Frank E. Bean who appears in the 1880 Epping, Rockingham Co., NH census. Among the children listed are Charles P. Silver, son in law, b. c. 1869, NH. Also living with them was Walter Prentice, Hannah's brother.

    She m. 3rd Peter Wesley "Wesley" Prentiss (Morris, 67). Born, 11 Jan 1844, in Troy, Waldo, ME, and d. 3 Feb 1926, Manchester, Hillsborough Co., NH, per Ancestry.com: Foster Family Tree . He is #148 in our Valentine-3 Prentice eBook

    266. Edmund Stevens Prentiss, b. 1 Jul 1850, VT & d. 25 Nov 1917, Jerome, Jerome, ID. He is Edmund Stevens Prentiss U. S. Land Records show as purchasing land in 1869 in Filmore Co., MN. He is probably the Edmund Prentiss who appears in the 1900 Oklahoma Co., OR census with his wife, Mary E. and children.

    He m. Mary Eliza/Elizabeth Reed (b. 17 Jun 1854, NH, Concord, NH) on 11 Sep 1869, Chatfield, Fillmore, MN. Farmer. She d. 25 Oct 1926, Jerome, Jerome, ID.

    1. Nellie Josephine Prentiss, b. 7 Jun 1871, Chatfield, Fillmore, MN and d. 15 Jun/Jul 1895, Waco, TX.
    2. Ella May Prentiss, b. 22 Dec 1872, Chatfield, and d. 24 Jan 1873, Jordan, MN.
    3. Ada Minerva Prentiss, b. 22 Mar 1874, Chatfield, and d. 2 Jul 1900, Oklahoma City, OK.
    4. Walter Edmund Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1876 Chatfield, Fillmore Co., MN. . . . . . . [266.1]
    5. Susie Rachel Prentiss, b. 31 Mar 1878, Chatfield, and d. 4 May 1902.
    6. Lewis Jesse Prentiss, b. 30 Jan 1880, MN; m. 12 Feb 1912; d. 23 Jun 1955, Nampa, ID. In 1910 Twin Falls, ID census living with brothers Charles and Jesse. He m. Edna Hibner 12 Feb 1912. He is probably the L. J. Prentiss appearing in the 1920 Payette Co., ID census with his wife, Edna, b. c. 1892, MI. They also appear in the 1930 census in East Nampa,Canyon Co., ID, but no children are shown.
    7. Frederick Melvin W. Prentiss, b. 28 May 1882, Huron, Dakota Territory an d. 4 May 1930 and not shown in 1930 census. He m. 1st Bertha E. Hills, b. c. 1881, KY and 2nd Lina Louise Pomeraining. Daughter of Frederick and Bertha:
      1. Ida M. Prentiss, b. c. 1918, ID.
    8. Frances Margaret Prentiss, b. 28 May 1883, Huron and d. 8 Jul 1882.
    9. Charles Reed. Prentiss, b. 1 May 1884, Huron and d. 1956. He m. 1st Mary Estavan and 2nd Jean A. Chandlers. His 1st wifemay have d. before 1930 as he is shown living with his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, John and Mattie Owens in West Side, Lake Co., OR. 1940 census in McDermitt, Humboldt Co., NV , with his 2nd wife, Jean; no children shown.
    10. Dakota Elizabeth Prentiss, b. 15 Jan 1886, Huron, and d. 13 Sep 1957, San Bernadino, CA. She m. Richard Maxson Vickers 15 Mar 1908, Lawton, OK. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
    11. Estella Mary Prentiss, b. 19 Jun 1888, Huron, and d. 1 Oct 1984, Jerome, ID. She m. Carl Walters 8 Jan 1910. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
    12. Frank DuBoise Prentiss, b. 30 Mar 1891, Huron and d. 3 Jan 1964. He appears in the 1930 censusin Grandview, Jerome, ID, with his wife, Lilly R., , b. c. 1893, UT, and children:
      1. Thelma C. Prentiss, b. c. 1921, ID.
      2. Walter F. Prentiss, b. c. 1922, ID.
      3. Donna M. Prentiss, b. c. 1928, ID.
    13. Inez Amanda Prentiss, b. 28 Apr 1894, Marshfield, Webster, MO and d. 23 Jun 1966, Twin Falls, ID. She m. Floyd Clarence Flora on 11 Sep 1912, Twin Falls. Floyd was b. 2 Jan 1886 in Maxwell,IA and d. 23 Jan 1961 Twin Falls, ID. Children: (Ref: Bonnie Davis, email, 8 Aug 2000)
      1. Mary Estella Flora b. 15 Mar 1914 Kimberly,Idaho m. John Vance
      2. Lee Floyd Flora b. 14 May 1916 Jerome,Idaho; d. bef. 2000.
      3. Edmund Stevens Prentiss Flora b. 14 Dec 1917 Jerome,ID and d. 16 Apr 1985, Twin Falls. He m. Hazel Gunther.
      4. Sarah Rachel Flora, b. 10 Jan 1920, Jerome, Idaho. . . . . .[266.2]
      5. Barbara Mae Flora, b. 31 May 1921, Jerome,Idaho. She m. Richard Berkenmeyer.
      6. Orris Beverly Flora, b. 17 Jan 1923 and d. 22 Nov 1987 in Twin Falls.
      7. David Arnold Flora, b. 11 Oct 1924, Jerome, Idaho and d. 22 Mar 1997, Rupert, Idaho
      8. Elizabeth Jane Flora, b. 22 Oct 1926, Twin Falls,ID. She m. George Kinzel.
      9. Genevieve Prentiss Flora, b. 4 Jul 1937, Twin Falls. Stillborn.

    266.1 Walter Edmund Prentiss, b. 13 Mar 1876 Chatfield, Fillmore Co., MN and d. 4 Jun 1931, Los Angeles, CA. He m. Etta Ayers(?) on 8 Sep 1899, Southmayed, TX. She was b. c. 1882 in KY. They appear in the 1910 Comanche Co., OK census. By email of 15 Jun 2002, Patte Prentice relates that Walter died in Los Angeles Cal of complications of an appendicitis; that Walter was a jack of all trades but he had a busines in Van Nuys, CA, Prentiss and Son, and that he was a blacksmith and welder.

    She says family records mention that in his early years he had a government contract with the Dept. of Indian Affairs to build the first 2 or 3 buildings for an Indian school at a site was north of Lawton, OK. After Walter died, Etta lived with her son, Roy, in Van Nuys and later San Bernadino, CA. Children:

    1. Blanche Prentiss, b. c. 1901, TX. She may have married and had a son.
    2. Roy E. Prentiss, b. c. 1904, OK.
    3. Fred Prentiss, b. c. 1908, OK.
    4. Gerald "Jerry" Prentiss (per Patte Prentiss, email, 22 Jun 2000). He m. Patte c. 1997.
    5. Raymond Ayers Prentiss. He m. Lois Frances McWilliams (per LoRae Prentiss Pursian, posting at Genealogy.com on 15 Jan 2002.). They had 1 or more children, including (per LoRae (Prentiss) Pursian, email, 8 Aug 2004):
      1. LoRae Prentiss, b. 24 Apr 1940. She m. Phillip David Pursian Pursian.
        1. Wendy Renee Pursian, b. 1966. She m. Brian Paul Mitchell.
        2. Steven Prentiss Pursian, b. 1969. He m. Yvette.

    266.2. Sarah Rachel Flora, b. 10 Jan 1920, Jerome, Idaho. She m. Clifford Davis on 22 Feb 1941 in Twin Falls. He was b. 21 Apr 1912, Scandia, Republic Co., KS. Children: (Ref: Bonnie Davis, email, 8 Aug 2000) 

    	a.	Stewart Lee Davis, b. 21 Oct 1941, Twin Falls, ID.  He m. Joyce Davis.
	b.	Anita Marie Davis, b. 14 Jun 1945, Twin Falls, ID.  She m. Verlyn E.King.
	c.	Gregory Arnold Davis, b. 20 Jan 1951, Twin Falls.  He m. Donna Grubbs.
	d.	Floyd Steven Davis, b. 17 Dec 1953, Twin Falls,ID.  He m. Bonnie Allred 
		29 Jun 1974, Shoshone, Lincoln Co. ID.  She was b. 22 Jul 1956, 
		Twin Falls, ID.  Children:
		1.	Heather Michele Davis
		2.	Daniel Steven Davis
		3.	Chris Lee Davis
		4.	Jennifer Lynn Davis

    267. Rev. Norman Alling Prentiss (son of Harvey Pratt and Livonia) b. 12 Jan 1829 and d. 19 Jan 1905, Chicago, IL.

    He graduated at Amherst College, 1854. Had an MA second degree from Illinois College, 1857. Taught ten years in public schools of Illinois and studied theology of the Presbytery. Ordained 9 Sep 1860 over the Cong. Church of La Salle, IL. In 1873 ordained pastor of the First Cong. Church of Aurora, IL, was there 1877. Supt. public schools in E. Auropra, IL; solicitor for Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., Milwaukee Wi in 1891. Resided Evanston, IL, 1893-1900. Chicago, IL, 1900-1905 where he d. in 1905.

    He m. Emeline Moore Hovey (b. Oct 1832, NY) on 26 Aug 1856 in South Coventry, CT. Children:

    1. Dwight Hovey Prentiss, b. 10 Jul 1857 and d. 2 May 1862, age 4+ years.

    2. Livonia Loomis Prentiss, called Lilley, b. 11 Mar 1860; m. Edward B. Case in Sep 1880; lived in Chicago. Son:

      1. Prentiss Hovey Case, b. 2 Oct 1881, IL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [267.1]
      2. Emma L. Case, b. c. 1886, IL. At home in 1900 in Chicago.
      3. L. Winnefred Case, b. c. 1888, IL. At home in 1900 in Chicago.
      4. Edith Case, b. c. 1890, IL. At home in 1900 in Chicago.

    3. Abbey Louisa Prentiss, b. 25 Sep 1870; d. 24 Jul 1871.

    267.1 Prentiss Hovey Case, b. 2 Oct 1881, Chicago, IL, ad d. in Harve, MT. Not in SSDI. At home in 1900 in Chicago. 1910 census in Yale Ward 2, St. Clair Co., MI, with his wife and family. Not in 1920 census. 1930 census in Buffalo, Pike Co., MO. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com .

    He m. Winnifred/Winnie Powers, b. c. 1882, MI, and d. in Harve, MT. Her father was b. in OH and mother in NY. Children:

    1. Majorie Winnifred Case, b. 14 Mar 1906 1906, Harve, MT. At home in 1910. Not home in 1930.
    2. Dorothy Emma Case, b. 12 Sep 1909. Harve, MT. At home in 1910 and 1930.
    3. Lucile Livonia Case, b. 20 Feb 1911, Harve, MT. Not home in 1930 census.

    268. Julia Matilda Gardner Prentiss, dau. of James and Sophia.

    She m. Daniel de Veuve on 18 Apr 1829, NY. He was of the Canton Neufchatel, Switzerland; he went to Texas on business and d. there 31 Jul 1834 in the village of Harrisburg of fever in his 28th year. He filled the chair of professor of modern languages in the U. of Louisiana and had also practiced law there. Julia then lived with her son, Prentiss, after he entered the ministry and died "beloved by all" on 30 Apr 1876 in her 70th year. Children:

    1. Henry de Veuve, b. 26 Aug 1831, Louisiana. Educated at Princeton and West Point; graduated, 1852, lieutenant of artillery; resigned, 1853 and became an engineer, moved to the South, and in 1857 m. Laura Sims of Galveston, TX. She was b. c. 1838. Went to CA in 1870 and appointed to the St. Bd. of Engineers in 1876 by the Governor. Children per Ancestry.com:
      1. Henry P. De Veuve, b. 1858
      2. Prentiss A. De Veuve, b. 1859
      3. James Hamilton De Veuve, b. 1863
      4. Julia Eugenia De Veuve, b. 1865
      5. Clarence De Veuve, b. 1869
      6. Earle De Veuve, b. 1875, twin.
      7. Gardner De Veuve, b. 1875, twin.

    2. Rev. Prentiss de Veuve, b. 28 Jul 1833, Staten Is., NY. He m. Emma Peters in Dec. 1874, dau. of H. N. Peters of Madison, NJ. Graduated Princeton, 1853, ordained 1857 at Ewing, NY; went in 1864 to Germantown as pastor of Second Presb. Church, resigned, was a year in Pottsville, PA. In 1868 pastor of Park Presby. Church, Newark, NJ eleven years to Apr 1879. Went to Europe for fourteen months; went to Dayton, OH in 1881 as pastor of the First Presby. Church where he was living in 1882.

    269. James Henry Prentiss, son of James and Sophia; born 10 Feb 1810; graduated West Point, 1830 as brevet second lieutenant of artillery, was secretary of the legation at Paris, and was in the Blackhawk and Seminole wars. He went to Europe with Gen. Cass, then minister to France, temporarily as secretary of legation, and traveled with Gen. Cass and family in the East. In 1839 appointed adjutant-general with rank of captain, and was captain of the First United States Artillery in the Mexican war, and was with Gen. Taylor's army through the war, and while temporarily in charge of Fort Polk at Point Isabel, TX at the conclusion of peace he contracted yellow fever and d. 22 Sep 1848, age 37.

    270. Sarah Ann Hunt Prentiss, dau. of James and Sophia; m. William C. Langley of NY on 8 Jun 1840. Sarah lived for some years in Charlestown, NH and d. 3 Apr 1880. Son:

    1. William H. Langley, lived in NY.

    271. Ann Eliza Prentiss, dau. of John M. and Sarah M.; m. Edward G. Tuckerman of Boston on 23 Jan 1839. Children:

    1. William Edward Tuckerman, name altered to Edward G., b. 13 Nov 1840, Philadelphia; m. Maria T. Adams on 17 Aug 1862 in Lowell, MA. Had son b. c. 1863.

    2. Prentiss (or J. Prentiss) Tuckerman, b. 24 Jun 1842, Cambridge, MA; m. Laura A. Trager on 1 Dec 1863, Philadelphia. Jeweler in NY City in 1882-3. Son:
      1. (son) Tuckerman, b. 1865.

      He m. 2nd (name unknown) and had a son:

      1. Clarence Prentiss Tuckerman, b. 1880.

    3. Josephine Mackay Tuckerman, b. 5 Dec 1843, Seacombe, Cheshire, England; d. 4 Aug 1853, Brooklyn, NY.

    271.10 Laura Grant Prentiss, b. Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, dau. of Thomas Green and Laura. Her obituary reads as follows:

      The Washington Gazette, Washington, Indiana, Second Part, page 1, Saturday, April 9, 1892:

      MRS. JOHN VAN TREES. ONE OF WASHINGTON'S OLDEST CITIZENS PASSES AWAY. A few minutes before twelve o'clock Saturday night the spirit of one of Washington's pioneer ladies left the body and a long and useful life was at an end. After several days of suffering Mrs. Laura G. VAN TREES, the venerable wife of Col. John VAN TREES, died surrounded by members of her family and her husband of sixty-two years.

      Mrs. VAN TREES' maiden name was PRENTISS, and she was born at Lexington, Kentucky, seventy-eight years ago. She was a sister to Charles M. PRENTISS, of this city, and came to Indiana with her father nearly three quarters of a century ago, locating at Hindostan. While there, Mrs. VAN TREES' father became a victim of a plague that killed nearly every one in the place, and she was taken to Paoli where an aunt reared her.

      When a mere girl she was married to Mr. VAN TREES and moved with him to this city where they have since lived. Then children were born to them, all of whom are now living. They are Mrs. Lydia AIKMAN, Dallas, Texas; Henry VAN TREES, Oklahoma, Will VAN TREES, New Orleans; and Mrs. John A. SCUDDER, Mrs. Hiram HYATT, Mrs. William AIKMAN, Miss Lida VAN TREES, Thomas VAN TREES, Charles VAN TREES and John M. VAN TREES, of this city. Mrs. VAN TREES was a member of the Presbyterian church. The funeral will take place Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock am. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery, Washington twp., Daviess Co., Indiana.

    She m. John Merriam Van Trees. He was b. 4 Sep 1804 near Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. He was the son of Emanuel Van Trees and Juliana Storms. Children per Ancestry.com . Additional descendants can be found in Appendix 3 :

    1. Ellen Van Trees; m. Hiram Hyatt of Washington, Daviess, IN.
    2. Thomas Prentiss Van Trees b: JUN 1831 in Daviess County, Indiana
    3. John Merriam Van Trees b: JAN 1833 in Daviess County, Indiana
    4. Henry E. Van Trees b: 27 DEC 1834 in Daviess County, Indiana
    5. Charles R. Van Trees b: 22 JAN 1837 in Daviess County, Indiana
    6. Helen Sophia Van Trees, b. 13 Jul 1839, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [271.11]
    7. Laura P. Van Trees b: 20 NOV 1841 in Daviess County, Indiana
    8. Ann Eliza Van Trees b: 29 JUL 1844 in Daviess County, Indiana
    9. Lydia G. Van Trees b: 5 MAY 1847 in Daviess County, Indiana
    10. Ada Van Trees b: ABT 1849 in Daviess County, Indiana
    11. Emma B. Van Trees b: AUG 1851 in Daviess County, Indiana
    12. William L. Van Trees b: 26 OCT 1856 in Daviess County, Indiana

    271.11 Helen Sophia Van Trees, b. 13 Jul 1839, IN, and d. 28 Oct 1922, Washington, Daviess Co., IN.

    She m. Dr. John Scudder on 17 Feb 1859, Washington, Daviess Co., IN. He was b. 2 Nov 1832, Daviess Co., IN. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Charles Prentiss Scudder Sr., b. Nov 8, 1859 in Washington, IN and d. 16 Sep 1927 in Washington, Daviess Co., IN. He m. Louise Jane Stamper 1875 ñ 1952. Children:
      1. Charles Prentiss Scudder, b. 19 Sep 1896 in Washington, Daviess Co., IN, and d. 31 Dec 1970 in Washington, Daviess Co., IN. He m. Emmie, 1898, IN. Children per 1940 Washington, Daviess Co., IN, census:
        1. Jane E. Scudder, b. c. 1931, IN, and d. 2011, Oakland, CA. 1940 at home. She m. Mr. Turnley.
        2. Charles Prentiss Scudder, b. c. 1932, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [271.12]
        3. Robert Henry Scudder, b. c. 1938, IN. 1940 at home. He m. Char and in 2011 lived in Camarillo, CA, per the obit. of his brother, Charles, above.
      2. John A Scudder 1898 ñ
      3. William Wesley Scudder 1904 ñ 1965
      4. David Fenwick SCUDDER 1908 ñ 1911
    2. Matilda (Tillie) Forman Scudder 1861 ñ 1958
    3. Laura Grant Scudder, b. 20 Jul 1863, Washington, Daviess Co., IN, and d. there 3 Feb 1896.. She m. John Leonidas Winston. He was b. Sep 1858, Richmond, Richmond Co., VA. Daughter:
      1. Eugenia Bruce Winston, b. 13 Feb 1887, Covington, Kenton Co., KY. She m. Ray Austin Graham, b. 28 May 1887, Washington, Daviess Co., IN. Dau:
        1. Living Graham. She m. John Greeley Pierce. He was b. 27 Nov 1911, South Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. Children:
          1. Living Pierce. She m. Mr. Kraft and had 2 children.
          2. John Greeley Pierce, b. 19 Sep 1955, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and d. 9 Sep 1978, Fairbanks, Fairbanks Co., Alaska.
    4. Anna Van Trees Scudder 1865 ñ 1929
    5. William Scudder 1867 ñ
    6. John Scudder 1870 ñ
    7. David Arrell Scudder 1873 ñ 1898

    271.12 Charles Prentiss Scudder, b. c. 1932, IN. 1940 at home. His obituary reads as follows:

      Ledger-Enquirer (Columbus, GA) - Friday, November 18, 2011.

      Charles Prentiss Scudder, III April 6, 1932 - November 16, 2011 Columbus, GA- Charles Prentiss Scudder, III, Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) U.S. Army, died Wednesday, November 16, 2011 in Columbus, Georgia. Charles Scudder was born April 6, 1932 in Washington, Indiana. He was the son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Prentiss Scudder, Jr. of Washington, Indiana.

      He graduated from Washington High School in 1950 and he was a 1957 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served twenty-two years active duty in various command and staff positions with tours including Germany, Korea and Vietnam. He was commissioned in the Air Defense Artillery. He transitioned to the Field Artillery with assignments in the 24th Infantry Division, Augsburg, Germany then Aid de Camp to the Seventh Corps Commander, Stuttgart, Germany.

      On returning to the U.S. he attended the Field Artillery Career Course at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and the Special Warfare School at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He deployed to Vietnam with the Third Special Forces Group. Upon returning to the U.S., he taught Field Artillery Tactics in the Tactics and Combined Department. On completion of the Command and General Staff College, in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, he worked with the Defense Intelligence Agency in the Scientific and Technical Intelligence Directorate in Washington, DC. He was then assigned to the Second Infantry Division, Korea. From Korea, he was assigned to the Combat Arms Training Board, Fort Benning, Georgia.

      His awards include the Combat Infantry Badge, U.S. and Vietnamese Airborne Wings, The Air Medal, Joint Services Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters and various Campaign Ribbons.

      Retiring in Columbus, Charles Scudder cherished time with friends, many whom also retired from military service. He was a loving husband and grandfather who enjoyed woodworking projects. He used his engineering skills on many building projects. He and his wife, Carolyn, traveled extensively, but he most treasured time spent with family at home and at Panama City Beach, Florida. He loved the tradition of Thanksgivings spent with beloved nieces and nephews and their families. He was a member of Morningside Presbyterian Church in Columbus since 1974. He served as a Deacon and Session member for many years. In addition he was a member of the Military Officers Association, American Legion, and the Disabled Veterans Association.

      He is survived by his wife of over 50 years Carolyn Davis Scudder; daughter, Mary Jane Holder and husband, Brett; daughter, Ann Marie Hart and husband, Tom; and four grandchildren, Davis James Holder, Patrick Charles Holder, Prentiss Hoke Hart and Dana Marie Hart all of Columbus. He is survived by his brother, Robert Henry Scudder and wife, Char, of Camarillo, California. He is preceded in death by a sister Jane Scudder Turnley, of Oakland, California, in 2011. Charles is also survived by a sister-in-law Ann Thompson and her husband Bill, of Marietta, Georgia, as well as brother-in-law George Hardy, of Athens, Alabama and Chan Turnley, of Oakland, California.

      Graveside services will be held Monday, November 21, 2011, at 11:00 am at Main Post Cemetery, Fort Benning with Full Military Honors. Reverend John Boyer, of Morningside Presbyterian Church in Columbus will be officiating. The family will receive friends Sunday, November 20, 2011, from 4-6 pm, at Striffler-Hamby Mortuary 4071 Macon Road Columbus. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Morningside Presbyterian Church, 4142 Weems Road, Columbus, Georgia 31909. Condolences may be offered at www.shcolumbus.com

    Charles m. Carolyn Davis. Children per obituary, above:

    1. Mary Jane Holder and husband, Brett. Children:
      1. Davis James Holder,
      2. Patrick Charles Holder
    2. Ann Marie Hart and husband, Tom.
      1. Prentiss Hoke Hart.
      2. Dana Marie Hart.

    271.20 Charles Merriam Prentiss, b. 1 Jun 1819, Hindostan, IN, son of Thomas G. and Laura G.. For more on the history of his family, see the obituary of his sister, Laura, 171a, above.

    He m. Sarah Ann Stephens (b. c. 1828, PA) on 16 Nov 1841. They lived at Washington, Daviess, IN in 1880 census. Children:

    1. Thomas Prentiss, b. c. 1843, IN (per 1850 census)
    2. Henry S. Prentiss, b. 4 Dec 1847, Greenville, IN. He m. Catherine Price on 3 Feb 1897, Daviess Co., IN (Bk. 8, pg. 454). She was b. 1854, IN. Saddler and harness maker in Washington, Daviess, IN, 1920.
    3. Laura Green Prentiss, b. 26 Nov 1849, Washington; m. John J. McLauchlin of Washington, IN who resided in 1882 in Detroit, MI. Son:
      1. Charles Prentiss McLauchlin, b. 14 Dec 1870 & appears in 1880 Washington, Daviess, IN census.

    272. Elizabeth Sophia Prentiss, b. 4 Mar 1833.

    She m. Patrick Henry Kellogg. He was b. 25 Oct 1828, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., MI, the son of her mother's second husband, Charles H. Kellogg (See #191). An Ancestor chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Julia de Veuve Kellog, b. Jan 1852; d. in infancy.
    2. George Frank Kellog, b 24 Dec 1853, N. Brookfield, MA; m. Jessie E. Tiffany of Burlington, VT and had daughters Ethel Gertrude and Bessie Isabel.
    3. Charles Henry Kellog, b. 18 May 1856; d. in infancy.
    4. Mary Frances Kellog, b. 27 Mar 1860; m. Samuel Hickock Kellog of Rutland, VT and had Ralph Prentiss who. d. in infancy on 1 Sep 1882.
    5. Nellie Maud Kellog, b. 25 Oct 1871; resided in 1882 with her parents.

    273. Joseph Reed Prentiss, (#192) b. 26 Nov 1818, Milo, NY, son of John S. and Margaret. He m. Mary C. Center on 6 Mar 1840, Greenfield, Huron Co., OH. Resided, 1850 & 1860 Ridgefield, Huron, OH and 1882, in Wilcox, Elk, PA. Children:

    1. Adelaide Prentice, b. c. 1840, OH. 1850 & 1860 census in Ridgefield.
    2. Charles C. Prentiss, b. c. 1844, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [273.1]

    273.1 Charles C. Prentiss, b. 7 Nov 1844, OH, and d. 13 Apr 1917, Chicago, Cook Co., IL. Bur. Oak Grove Cem., Hillsdale, Hillsdale Co., MI. Ref: Ancestry.com . 1880 a "Lumber Merchant" in Peru, Miami Co., IN.

    He enlisted in the Army on 9 Jun 1862 and served as a Private in the Civil War. He enlisted in Company D, Ohio 87th Infantry Regiment on 10 Jun 1862.Mustered out on 01 Oct 1862 at Camp Delaware, OH. Ref: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio.

    He m. May M. Shoaff, aka "Molly," b. c. 1849, OH per Cook Co., IL, Birth Certificates, 1871-1940, for her son, Charles. 1920 a widow in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. 1930 a widow in Des Moines, Polk Co., IA. Children:

    1. Charles A. Prentiss, b. c. 1878, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [273.2]
    2. Arthur Prentice, b. c. 1877, IN. Since his father is named Charles and may name a son after himself, Arthur's full name might be Charles Arthur Prentice. If so, he may be the C. A. Prentiss, b. c. 1877, IN who appears in the 1920 Cedar Rapids, IA census with his wife, Carrie Lee, b. c. 1882, MA and son:
      1. Paul Edward Prentiss, b. c. 1909, IL. He appears in the 1930 census in Chicago, Cook Co., IL as an unmarried lodger in the home of Cornelius G. McCarthy.
    3. Nellie Prentice, b. c. 1879, IN
    4. Paul Prentiss, b. c. 1884, IN. 1900 at home in Chicago, Cook Co., IL.
    5. Marian Prentiss, dau., b. c. 1888, IL. 1900 at home in Chicago, Cook Co., IL.
    6. Caryl M. Prentiss, dau., b. c. 1893, IL, and d. Jul 1969, Des Poines, and bur. there in the Masonic Cemetery. 1900 at home in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. 1930 in Des Moines, Polk Co., IA. Apparently did not marry and bur. under her maiden name IA, living with her mother.

    273.2 Charles Arthur Prentice, b. c. 1878, IN. 1910 in Chicago, Cook Co., IL, and a manager in a hat store. 1925 in Ceder Rapids, Linn Co., IA.

    He m. Caroline Lee Lazear aka "Carrie L. Lazear," c. 1905. She was b. c. 1883-86, MO, dau. of Leroy C. Lazear, (b. 20 Apr 1858, WV, and d. 21 Sep 1939, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, per IL Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947. Bur. Forest Hill Cem., Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI) and Martha/Mattie Ballantine, b. Oct 1862, MO per 1900 census although her tombstone says b. 1854 and d. 1934. Bur. with her husband. Ref: "Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Paul Edward Prentice/Prentiss, b. 9 Sep 1908, IL, and d. 18 Mar 1992, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, CA.. 1920, 1925 at home in Ceder Rapids, Linn Co., IA. 1930 a single lodger in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. 1940 single living at home in Chicago; a radio announcer with 5 years of college. He m. Iva. per the obituary of his grandson, Scott E. Prentiss, #273.4, below. Son:
      1. Andrew Prentiss, b. c. 1940-1955. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [273.3]

    273.3 Andrew Prentiss was likely b. c. 1940-1955 at an unknown location. By 1978 he was living in Los Angeles, Los Angles Co., CA, with his wife and family.

    He m. Jane Iverson. They had the following children:

    1. Scott E. Prentiss, b. 20 Jan 1978, Los Angles, CA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [273.4]
    2. Blaine Prentiss

    273.4. Scott E. Prentiss was b. 20 Jan 1978, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA, and d. 28 Jun 2014, Madison, WI. He later moved to Madison, WI. His obituary reads as follows:

      Prentiss, Scott E. "Scotty": Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice, Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI) - Tuesday, July 1, 2014

      MADISON - Scotty Prentiss, age 36, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, June 28, 2014.

      He was born on Jan. 20, 1978, in Los Angeles, Calif., the son of Andrew and Jane (Iverson) Prentiss. He began his culinary career in Los Angeles and followed his passions with a move to Madison where he also enjoyed the outdoors, camping and the peacefulness of nature. Scotty worked at various Madison restaurants and enjoyed expanding his culinary knowledge.

      It was in Madison where he met the love of his life, Monica Slagel, and they were married on June 2, 2007, in First Lutheran Church in Middleton. Two years later they were blessed with their first child, Oliver, in 2009, and Natalie, in 2011. It was then he found his true calling and was an outstanding father. In the last year of his life, which he regarded as the best, he stayed at home with the children, cared for them and loved introducing them to new and interesting experiences.

      In addition to his wife, Monica, Scotty is survived by his children, Oliver Jay and Natalie Mary; his parents, Andrew and Jane Prentiss; a brother, Blaine Prentiss; paternal grandmother, Iva Prentiss; maternal grandmother, Joy Hartwick; his in-laws, Jay and Priscilla Slagel; a sister-in-law, Elizabeth Slagel; a brother-in-law, Brian Slagel; and many friends.

      Memorial services will be held at BLACKHAWK CHURCH, 9620 Brader Way, Middleton, at 11 a.m., on Wednesday, July 2, 2014. There will be a time to share memories with the family after the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials would be appreciated for an educational fund to be established for his children. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com. Gundrson West Funeral & Cremation Care, 7435 University Ave, (608) 831-6761

    He m. Monica. Children:

    1. Oliver Jay Prentiss.
    2. Natalie Mary Prentiss.

    274. Jane Ann Prentiss, , b. c. 1820, OH, dau. of John S. and Margaret; m. Franklin B. Patterson in Oct 1840 in Penn, Huron Co., OH. He was b. c. 1820 in MA and was a Hotel Keeper in the 1880 census in Jones, Elk Co., PA. Resided 1882 in Wilcox, Elk, PA. In 1860 census in Jackson, Crawford Co., OH. In 1870 census in Jerusalem, Yates Co., NY. Known children (per 1860 census):

    1. Olive Patterson, b. c. 1842. At home in 1860.
    2. Seymore C. Patterson, b. c. 1853, OH. At home in 1870 census in Jerusalem, Yates Co., NY. He is almost certainly the Seymour Cromwell Prentiss who d. 1918. He m. Lelia May Nichols before 1896. She was b. c. 1855 in OH and d. aft. Apr 1926. She was the dau. of George E. Nichols and Angeline D. Elliott. An Ancestor Chart for Lelia can be found at Ancestry.com . An obituary for Lelia's father, George, can be found at Ancestry.com .

    Also living with Jane's family in the 1860 census was Amelia Prentiss, b. c. 1839. She is Margaret Amelia Prentiss, a twin to Jane, b. 15 Jan 1839. She is #279, below.

    275. Angelina M. Prentiss, b. 20 Dec 1822, OH, dau. of John and Margaret. She appears in the 1860 census in Muscatine, Muscatine Co., IA, with her husband and family.

    She m. Joseph Hoover on 9 Feb 1852 in Monroeville, OH. He was b. c. 1822, OH. By email of 28 Apr 2007, Kirk Bogle advises that they are his great-great grandparents and that they had 1 or more children, including:

    1. John Hoover, b. c. 1853, OH. At home in 1860.
    2. Leclaire Hoover, son, b. c. 1858, IA. At home in 1860. It is unclear whether he is the Le Claire Hoover shown in the 1930 census in Washington, DC, as b. c. 1861, IA, with his wife, Annie, b. c. 1871, Wales, with both parents b. in Wales, and :
      1. Louise Hoover, b. c. 1902, OH. At home in 1930.

    3. Anna Gertrude Hoover, who is Kirk Bogle's great grandmother.

    276. Augustus Walstin Prentiss, b. 3 Sep 1824, son of John Sherman and Margaret. He was for 26 years a successful merchant in Monroeville. In a tragic 5 days in March, 1859, they lost all four of their then-children to scarlet fever. They moved in 1873 to Penn Yan, NY where he resided in 1882.

    He m. Amy S. McCauley on 13 May 1850 in Stanley, OH, dau. of Thomas McCauley and his wife Ann (Rippey) of Seneca, NY. Children: 

    i.	Olive Prentiss, b. 8 Feb 1851; d. 11 Mar 1859 in Monroeville.
ii.	Thomas M. Prentiss, b. 28 Feb 1852; d. 11 Mar 1859 of scarlet fever.
iii.	Augustus Channing Prentiss, b. 3 Jul 1854; d. 9 Mar 1859
iv.	Harry Benton Prentiss, b. 15 Feb 1857; d. 7 Mar 1859 of scarlet fever.
v.	Evarts Lincoln Prentiss, b. 25 Jun 1860.  He appars in the 1920 census 
		in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY living with his sister, Anna.  The Brooklyn 
		director in 1889-90 identified him as a Lawyer at 500 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn.  
		His office is shown in the 1890 NYC directory as 10 Wall St.
vi.	Anna McCauley Prentiss, b. 21 Apr 1862.  She appears in the 1920 census 
		in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY living with her brother, Evarts.
    277. Clementina Prentiss, dau. of John S. and Margaret; m. Lauriston Patterson of Chicago in Dec 1849 at Monroeville. They are likely the L. Patterson, b. c. 1827, and Clementine Patterson, b. c. 1830 who appear in the 1860 census in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH, and in the 1870 census in Chicago, IL, and still later back in the 1880 Dayton census, with their children:

    1. Spencer J. Patterson, b. c. 1852, OH. At home in 1870. Not home in 1880.
    2. William B. Patterson, b. c. 1857, OH. At home in 1870. Not home in 1880.
    3. Harry Patterson, b. c. 1869, OH. At home in 1870 and 1880.

    Also living with them in 1860 was Robert Patterson, b. c. 1812, perhaps an older brother to Lauriston Patterson.

    278. Roselia Malvina Prentiss, , b. 25 Dec 18555 and d. 15 Jan 1912 in Mansfield, OH, dau. of John S. and Margaret.

    She m. Augustus Backun Cornell of Youngstown, OH on 25 Dec 1855 in Bucyrus, Crawford, OH. He was b. 24 Jan 1830 in Rensselaerville, NY, and d. 15 Oct 1903 in Youngstown, OH. He was the son of Gideon Cornell and Julia Ann Backus. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . They had 6 or more children, including:

    1. George Herbert Cornell, b. 11 Jan 1857 in Putnam, Muskingum Co., OH.
    2. Amy Amelia Cornell, b. 17 Oct 1858 in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., OH.
    3. Clara Prentiss Cornell, b. 21 Jun 1860 in Youngstown, OH, and d. 1927 in Mansfield, OH per Ancestry.com . She m. Reid Carpenter on 23 Oct 1889 in Mansfield, OH. He was b. 1870 in Mansfield and d. there 1936. He was the son of George Franklin Carpenter and Jennette Reid. Known children:
      1. Helen Cornell Carpenter, b. 4 Aug 1890 and d. 1964. She m. John Samuel Hattery on 29 Sep 1915.
      2. Jennette Reid Carpenter, b. 12 Jan 1892 and d. Jan 1986. She m. Ernst R. Hartman on 20 Jun 1916.
      3. Clara Prentiss Carpenter, b. 1 Nov 1894 and d. 10 Apr 1908 at the age of 13 years.
      4. Amy Carpenter, b. 21 Dec 1902 in Mansfield, OH, and d. 8 Mar 1981 in Los Angeles, CA. She m. 1st Spencer Blymer Black in 1922 in Mansfield, OH. Son:
        1. Reid Carpenter Black, b. 24 Nov 1923, Mansfield, OH, and d. 1 Oct 1973 in Mansfield. He married (unknown) and had 1 or more children, including:
          1. Christopher Black, b. 15 Sep 1952, Mansfield,OH. He married (unknown) on 31 Aug 1985 but it ended in divorce.
        She m. (unknown) in 1930 in Cleveland, OH.

    4. Julia Ellen Cornell, b. 29 May 1862 and d. the following year on 14 Dec 1863.
    5. Augustus Bachus Cornell, b. 22 Nov 1864 and d. the following year on 6 Ayug 1865.
    6. John Huyck Cornell, b. 21 Nov 1866 and d. the following year on 24 Feb 1867.

    279. Margaret Amelia Prentiss, b. 15 Jan 1839, dau. of John S. Prentiss and Margaret.

    She m. Thomas B., Fowler of Crest Line, OH. In 1860 she was unmarried and living with her sister, Jane, #274 above, in the In 1860 census in Jackson, Crawford Co., OH. Family unknown.

    280. Andrew Morgan Prentiss, b. 1 Sep 1834, Salem, MA, son of Henry J. and Sarah R. He d. 6 Mar 1899, NYC.

    He m. Henrietta Driggs 15 Oct 1862, NYC, NY. She was b. 7 Jan 1840, NYC, NY Co., NY, and d. 5 Apr 1910 in NYC. She was the dau. of Chester Elisha Driggs and Agelina Reed. An Ancestor Chart for Henrietta can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Arthur Morgan Prentiss, b. 8 Mar 1864, NYC, NY. He m. Lucy Warren Adams 5 Sep 1892, Buffalo, NY. 1940 in Lakeside, Coos Co., OR. It is unclear whether he is the same person as the Arthur Prentiss shown in the 1940 census in North Bend, Coos Co., OR, b. c. 1866, NY, and a patient in the Mercy Hosp. Home for Aged, Infirm or Needy. Children:
      1. David Ogden Prentiss, b. 30 Apr 1902, NYC, (twin) d. 30 Apr 1903, NYC, age 1 year. Bur. Sleepy Hollow, NY.
      2. Lue (Lou?) Prentiss, b. 30 Apr 1902, NYC (twin)m and d, 1968, age 66. Bur. Clinton, IA. She m. Marquis William Childs on 26 Aug 1926, IA. He was b. 17 Mar 1901, Clinton, IA, and d. 30 Jun 1990, San Francisco, CA, age 89. See photos at Ancestry.com.
        1. Henry Prentiss Childs, b. 9 Jun 1927, in Iowa City, IA, and d. 7 May 2011, Denver, CO, age 83. He m. Nancy Craze. They had 1 son and 2 daughters.
        2. Malissa Childs,b. 12 Feb 1929, St. Louis, MO and d. 20 Mar 1979, Hanover, NH, age 50. Malissa; m. 1st. Marine Cpl. H. J. Redfield and 2nd Robert Irwin Elliott in 1968. Attended the Yale U. School of Drama, and received a degree from Stanford University in CA. She was the author of many children's books under the pen name of "Malissa Redfield."

    2. Henry James Prentiss, b. 22 Jul 1867, Flushing, LI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [280.1]

    3. Lillian Prentiss, b. 25 Feb 1872 , Flushing, LI, andd. 6 Mar 1872, Flushing, LI.
    4. Henrietta Prentiss, b. 16 Jul 1879, Greenwich, CT.

    280.1 Henry James Prentiss, b. 22 Jul 1867, Flushing, LI.

    He m. Lou Bradley 18 Apr 1895, Dobbs Ferry, NY. She was b. 26 Jun 1868, Dobbs Ferry, NY.Dobbs Ferry, NY. They were living in Iowa City, IA in 1911 & 1920. 1930 census he was a widower living in Iowa City, IA, with his son, Robert.. Children:

    1. Cornelia Fitch Prentiss, b. 24 Jan 1896, Dobbs Ferry and d. 9 Feb 1985; Bur. Elm Grove Cem., Washington, IA. She m. Harold Francis Shrauger on 23 Aug 1915, Ottawa, IL. He was b. 6 Dec 1893, Exira, Audubon, IA. He was the son of Darius E. Shrauger and Sarah Nancy Hunter. Ancestor Charts for him can be found at Ancestry.com .
    2. Lillian Prentiss, b. 26 Mar 1897, Dobbs Ferry, NY. 1920 at home in Iowa City, IA. She m. Frank Schwarz after 1920. It is unclear whether she is the Lillian P. Schwarz shown in the 1930 Norwalk, Fairfield Co., CT, with her husband, Frank H. Scwarz, b. c. 1895, NY, and their daughter:
      1. Cornelia M. Schwarz, b. c. 1928, NY. 1930 at home in Norwalk, CT.
    3. Henry James Prentiss, 17 Aug 1898, Dobbs Ferry, NY, and d. 17 May 1931, Iowa City, IA. 1920 at home in Iowa City, IA.
    4. Lou Prentiss, b. 30 Apr 1902.
    5. David Ogden Prentiss, b. 30 Apr 1902. 1920 not home. Not in 1920 or 1930 census.
    6. Robert Jerome Prentiss, b. 7 Apr 1909, Iowa City, IA and d. 1972. Living with his father in the 1930 Iowa City, IA, census and had not yet married. He m. Alice Louise Pogemiller, b. 8 Jan 1907, Morning Sun, IA. Children:
      1. Susan Prentiss, b. aft. 1930 and d. before 2015. She m. Mr. Martin.
      2. Penelope Prentiss, b. 18 Apr 1836, Iowa City, IA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [280.2]
      3. Paul Prentiss, b. aft. 1930. She m. Mr. Diez.

    280.2 Penelope Prentiss, b. 18 Apr 1936, Iowa City, IA and d. 2015, San Diego, CA. Her obituary reads as follows:

      San Diego Union-Tribune, The (CA) - Sunday, July 19, 2015: Penelope Prentiss Naibert ,1936 - 2015 SAN DIEGO --

      Penelope Prentiss Naibert, 1936 - 2015. Penny was born in Iowa City , Iowa on April 18, 1936, the middle daughter of Dr. Robert and Alice Prentiss.

      Robert moved the family to San Diego in 1941 where he pursued his medical career. Penny attended Frances Parker and Point Loma High School before transferring to Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in Pasadena where she graduated in 1954. She enrolled at the University of Iowa in the fall of that year.

      It was the first day of orientation that she met her future husband and lifelong companion, Lynn Charles Naibert of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They married in 1955 and while Lynn finished his degree in English and Master's degree, Penny gave birth to two daughters, Pamela and Beverly.

      In 1960, the family relocated to San Diego, CA, where Lynn started his career in education. Penny was game for whatever each day offered. While raising her daughters, Penny also had a passion for playing Duplicate Bridge and did so for 30 years in the same bridge group. Also, she joined the Balboa Unit of Children's Hospital. In 1970, Penny delivered a baby boy into the family, Paul Prentiss. Paul's arrival launched Penny into a new era of motherhood. She spent 12 happy years at Tecolote Little League and even served as Snack Booth Director. She volunteered as a classroom assistant at Bay Park Elementary which led her into an unexpected long career as a Special Education Classroom Assistant.

      She loved children and she had a positive effect on many young lives. She received the Honorary Life PTA Membership Award. She loved volunteering at the Czech and Slovakia House in Balboa Park on Sunday afternoons. She loved the roses her husband grew. And from her childhood she made May baskets and carried on the tradition with her daughters and later recruited Lynn in running around the neighborhood in the dark, hanging them on the door knobs of her neighbors. Penny was a member of The Cathedral Church of St. Paul. She loved St. George's Day and High Tea. She was passionate about St. Paul's Thrift Shop where she volunteered for over 30 years.

      She received a plaque from the Uptown Interfaith Community inscribed with "On behalf of the Directors, we would like to thank you for 32 years of volunteering at the Thrift Store". Penny was a member of the 10 Gallon Club at the Blood Bank and also a super donor. Lastly, she was a San Diego Charger season ticket holder from 1961 and never waivered from renewing those treasured seats. GO Chargers!

      Penny was preceded in death by her parents, Robert J. Prentiss, M.D., Alice Pogemiller Prentiss and her older sister, Susan Prentiss Martin.

      Penny is survived by her loving husband, Lynn C. Naibert, daughters, Pam Reeb (Paul) of Montana, Beverly Naibert of San Diego, and son, Paul Prentiss Naibert of San Diego. She loved her grandchildren, Nevin Prentiss Naibert and Penny and Christian Reeb. Also surviving is her beloved sister, Julia Prentiss Diez (Andy) of Oakland.

      The family would like to express special gratitude to the gifted and skilled doctors and nurses at Scripps/Mercy Hospital and Vibra Hospital for the dedicated acute care of Penelope. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Rady Children's Hospital Foundation in Penelope's name is desired. A celebration of Penny's life will be on Saturday, July 25, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul's with a reception to follow in the Great Hall.

    She m. Lynn Charles Naibert. Living in 2015. Theyhad 2 dau. and a son.

    1. Pam Naibert. She m. Paul Reeb ad in 2015 lived in MT.
    2. Beverly Naibert. 2015 in San Diego, CA.
    3. Paul Prentiss Naibert. 2015 in San Diego.

    281 Augusta Mellen Prentiss, b. 3 Mar 1834, Foxcroft, ME, dau. of Caleb and Almira.

    She m. Silas Packard Maxim of Paris, ME on 13 Sep 1855 in Paris, ME. He was b. 21 Feb 1827 in Paris, ME, and was the son of Silas Maxim Sr. and Hannah Packard. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com by Sharon Bearce which goes back many centuries. In 1900 census in Paris, Oxford Co., ME. Children:

    1. Walter Prentiss Maxim, b. 13 Mar 1857, Paris, ME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [281.1]
    2. Laura Augusta Maxim, b. 27 Apr 1859, Paris, ME. At home in 1880.
    3. Myron Edwin Maxim, b. 22 Apr 1862, Paris, ME. At home in 1880 and 1900. Not in 1910 or 1920 census. In the 1930 census he is living with his brother, Silas, below.
    4. Florence Almira Maxim, b. 15 May 1864, Paris, ME. At home in 1880 and 1900.
    5. Silas Sanger Maxim, b. 6 Oct 1872, Paris, ME.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [281.2]

    281.1 Walter Prentiss Maxim, b. 13 Mar 1857, Paris, ME. At home in 1880 census.

    It is said that he m. Amy Louise Stowell in 1876 in Paris, ME and that she was b. 17 Jun 1856, Paris, ME. However, the 1880 census, shows him as single.

    Walter appears in the 1900 census in Paris, ME, without a wife, but which children:

    1. Howard S. Maxim, b. c. 1887, ME.
    2. Helen Maxim, b. c. 1894, ME.
    3. Lester A. More, b. c. 1888, ME and called a son to Walter; perhaps a stepson?

    Walter appears in the 1910 census in Paris, Oxford Co., ME, incorrectly indexed as "Walter P. Wlaifer", with his wife, Edith B., b. c. 1869, ME, and son:

    1. Murray Maxim, b. c. 1895, ME.

    Walter P. Maxim appears by himself in the 1920 Paris, ME census as a widower, incorrectly indexed as "Wata P. Magine"

    282.2 Silas Sanger Maxim, b. 6 Oct 1872, Paris, ME. At home in 1880. He is probably the same person in the 1900 census as Sawyer S. Maxim and living at home. He appears in the 1930 census in Paris, Oxford Co., ME as Sanger S. Maxim with his wife and family.

    He m. Edith M. Whitman on 28 May 1913. She was b. c. 1895 (per 1930 census). Living with the family in 1930 was Silas's brother, Myron. Children per 1930 census:

    1. Louise A. Maxim, b. c. 1915.
    2. Sylvia Maxim, b. c. 1917.
    3. Cecelia Maxim, b. c. 1918.

    282. Henry Caleb Prentiss, b. 17 Apr 1836, son of Caleb and Almira; m. Ellen M. Jordan on 19 May 1862. In 1882 lived in Foxcroft, ME where postmaster since 1861; also had the money-order office and Western Union telegraph office in 1882. Daughter:

    1. Mary Abbie Prentiss, b. 30 Jan 1867.

    283. Edwin Charles Prentiss, b. 2 Jun 1842, Foxcroft, ME, son of Caleb and Almira. Painter, and valuable contributor of genealogy to the 1883 edition of this genealogy. He appears in the 1880 census in Boston as a Printer. Died in Brighton, MA 25 Dec 1880 of consumption.

    He m. Celia A. Cushing of Saco, ME on 25 Jun 1869. She was b. 17 Mar 1847, dau. of Joseph Wainwright Cushing and Anna Morrill. Ancestor Charts for her can be found at Ancestry.com . Children:

    1. Mabel Anna Prentiss, b. 1 Jun 1871 and d. 2 years later on 29 Mar 1873.
    2. Caleb Arthur Prentiss, b. 23 Apr 1875 and d. a year later on 13 Jul 1876.

    284. Mellen Granville Prentiss, b. c. 1845, ME, son of Caleb and Almira. 1860 and 1870 census in Foxcroft, Piscataquis Co., ME. 1880 census in Brewer, Penobscot Co., ME where he was a Mail Agent. Resided in Brewer, Penobscot Co., ME in 1920; mail agent on a railroad and later night-mail agent of the Bangor and Boston RR.

    He appears in the 1890 Veterans Schedules as serving as a Private, enlisting in 1865 and discharged 1865.

    He m. Lydia Rebecca Prentiss Merrill in Aug 1866, dau. of Russel L. and Lydia S. Merrill of Foxcroft, ME. She was b. in Dexter, ME 1 Oct 1844. Children:

    1. Harvey/Harry Mellen Prentiss, b. 15 Oct 1867, ME. At home in 1880. He m. Sarah W. Francis (per 1900 Belfast, Waldo, ME census). He appears as Harry M. Prentiss in the 1910 and 1920 census in Belfast Ward 1, Waldo Co., ME, without any children. He appears, without his wife, in the 1930 census in Belfast, Waldo Co., ME. Sarah appears as a widow in the 1940 census in Belfast.
    2. Charles Fred Prentiss, b. 19 Apr 1874, ME. At home in Brewer, Penobscot Co., ME in 1880. He is probably the person indexed in the 1900 census in East Livermore, Androscoggin Co., ME as "Chas. G. Prentiss" with his wife, "Grace S.", b. c. 1874, ME. In 1910 and 1920 census in Brewer Ward 2, Penobscot Co., ME with his wife, Grace F. (Grace S. in 1920), b. c. 1873, ME. Not in 1930 census. No children shown. 1940 census in Brewer, Penobscot Co., ME.
    3. Anna May Prentiss, b. 11 Jan 1876; d. 17 Aug 1876.
    4. John Caleb Prentiss, b. 18 Dec 1877; d. 23 Mar 1878, croup.
    5. Mildred L. Prentiss, b. Jul 1887, ME (per 1900 census)

    285. Seargent Smith Prentiss, b. Jan 1847, LA, son of Seargent S. and Mary Jane. He appears with his wife and family in the 1880 and 1900 census in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA. He and his wife apparently ran a large boarding house in 1900 in New Orleans judging from the large number of persons shown at that adddress. He may have d. before 1910 as he does not appear in the 1910 New Orleans census with his family.

    He m. Caroline Pierce Kennedy, b. Aug 1853, LA on 11 Jul 1876, youngest dau. of Dr. William E. Kennedy of New Orleans, LA. Lawyer in New Orleans in 1900. She appears in the 1910 New Orleans census as the Head of the household, without her husband, but with her children. Children: 

    i.	Seargent Smith Prentiss, b. 10 May 1877, LA.  At home in 1880 and 1900 census in New Orleans, LA.  Not home in 1910.
ii.	George Kennedy Prentiss, b. 23 Sep 1878, MS.    At home in 1880, 1900 and 1910 census in New Orleans, LA.  
		1920 census in New Orleans.
iii.	Charlotte Prentiss, b. 9 Dec 1882, LA.  At home in 1900 census in New Orleans.  Not home in 1910.
    285a. Horatio King Prentiss, son of Arthur and Lucinda; m. Mary M. Hurd on 7 Oct 1856, dau. of Rev. Reuben Hurd of Black Creek, NY. Horatio was at one time justice of the peace and d. 13 Mar 1857. Daughter:

    1. Jennie Ellen Prentiss, b. 6 Jul 1857; resided with her mother at Saginaw, MI.

    286. Ellen Lucinda Prentiss, b. 6 Mar 1824 in Prentissvale, McKean Co., PA and after marriage lived in Bangor, ME, and apparently later in Cheboygan, MI.dau. of Arthur and Lucinda. 1880 census in Otto, McKan Co., PA. Died in Brevard Co.,FL (Per Ancestry.com).

    She m. Joseph G. Spiller on 27 Jan 1857. He was b. 6 Mar 1824 in Prentissvale, McKean Co., PA, son of Joseph Spiller and Abigail A. Sommes. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Lived in Cheboygan, MI. They had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Alvin Eugene Spiller, b. 27 Mar 1850, Bangor, Penobscot, ME, and d. 21 Jul 1923, Eau Gallie, Brevard Co., FL of cerebral apoplexy. Bur. at Eau Gallie. He m. Idella Rosetta Barrett. She was b. 6 Nov 1856, McKean Co., PA. Children per Ancestry.com :
      1. Herbert Ivan Spiller, b. 29 Mar 1890, Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY and d. 17 May 1968 in Melbourne, Brevard Co., FL, of a heart attack. He m. Hazel Idella Stout on 20 Oct 1910, perhaps in Olean, NY. She was b. 5 Jan 1892 in Olean, NY and living in 1985, dau. of Fred Stout and Minnie Estelle Coates. Children:
        1. Elma Idella Spiller, b. 19 Aug 1911 in Eau Gallie, Brevard Co., FL and d. 14 Nov 1987 in Port Orange, Volusia Co., FL. She m. 1st Mr. Fricke. She m. 2nd Mr. Dymek.
        2. (son) Spiller. He might be the Alvin Spiller, brother, named in the obit. of his brother, Theo, below. He m. Miss Gleason and had 4 children.
        3. Theo Eugene Spiller, b. 2 Mar 1917 in Eau Gallie, Brevard Co., FL, and d. 18 Aug 1985 in Holmes Hosp., Melbourne, Brevard Co., FL. He m. 1st Miss Lassiter. He m. 2nd Leota who is named in his 1985 obituary. He is bur. in Fountain Head Mem. Chapel, Palm Bay, Brevard Co., FL. Children named in his obituary are:
          1. William Lassiter of West Melbourne (stepson?)
          2. Bruce Spiller of Arcadia.
          3. Doris (Spiller?) Allen (stepdaughter?) of Belvedere, SC.
        4. (dau.) Spiller. She m. Victor Benjamin Stout. He was b. 21 Apr 1922 in Portville, Catteraugus Co., NY. They had children.

      2. Georgia Spiller., perhaps b. c. 1894-1900, and d. c. 1980-1. Bur. in Miami, Dade Co., FL. She m. Bailey Whilden and had 2 children.

    287. William Arthur Prentiss, son of Arthur and Lucinda, b. 18 May 1837, ME. Served in the Union cavalry during the last 17 months of the Civil War. Was town clerk, schoolmaster, and justice of the peace at Prentissvale, PA. 1880 census in Otto, McKean Co., PA. 1900 census in McKean Co., PA.

    He m. Emily Briggs on 16 Dec 1862 She was b. c. 1837, NY, dau. of Dea. Elias Briggs of Black Creek, NY. Ancestor Charts for Emily can be found at Ancestry.com . Children, all b. in Prentissvale, PA:

    1. Flora Prentiss, born Aug. 7, 1863, Flemington, PA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [288]

    2. William Horatio Prentiss, b. 1 Jan 1864. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[287.1]

    3. George Mellen Prentiss, b. 6 Jul 1866, PA. He appears in the 1900 McKean Co., PA census with his wife and family, They later appear in the 1910 census in Olean Ward 8, Cattaraugus Co., NY.

      He m. Mary Lorenze who he m. on 19 Feb 1891. She was b. May 1877, PA. In the 1910 census his wife is caled Mame, b. c. 1874, PA (father b. in NY and mother in Germany). Known \ children:

      1. Mildred N. Prentiss, b. Jun 1893, PA. At home in 1910 in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY.
      2. Floyd E. Prentiss, b. Aug 1895, PA. At home in 1910 in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY. He appears in the 1930 Los Angeles, CA census with his wife, Woline(?) K.
      3. Lawrence Prentiss, b. May 1899, PA. At home in 1910 in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY. He is likely the Lorenz Pentiss who appears in the 1930 & 1940 census in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY with his wife, Esther F., b. c. 1898, NY. No children shown.
      4. Louis B. Prentiss, b. c. 1902, PA. At home in 1910 and 1940 in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY. In 1940 Louis was a Laborer who had completed the 8th grade. He m. Alma who was b. c. 1901, WV. Son:
        1. Edward Prentiss, b. c. 1938, NY. 1940 at home in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY.
      5. Edward Prentiss, b. c. 1904, PA. At home in 1910 in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY. He appears in the 1930 census in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY. He appears as George E. Prentiss in the 1940 census in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY. Shown with Edward were his wife, Lillian Hardy, b. c. 1903, and his daughter:
        1. Sallie Prentiss, b. c. 1929-30. 1940 at home in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY.

    4. Samuel Sargent Prentiss, b. 23 Oct 1868. Living with brother, George, in 1900 census. He appears in the 1930 census in Portland, Multnomah Co., OR, living alone and the census indicates he was then divorced.

    5. Ellen Lucinda Prentiss, b. 26 Jul 1870. She m. Elmer G. Fairchild. He was b. 12 Jun 1869, Belfast, and d. 24 May 1951. He was the son of Hiram Theodore Fairchild and Mattie Adeline Poston. An Ancestor Chart for Elmer can be found at Ancestry.com . In the 1930 census she was shown as married and living, without her husband, with her brother, Arthur, and his family. They had 1 or more children, including:
      1. Marion Irene Fairchild, b. c. 28 Apr 1891. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [287.2]

    6. Arthur Addison Prentiss, b. 30 May 1877. 1880 in Otto, McKean Co., PA. 1920 in Eldred, McKean Co., PA. 1930 in Otto, McKean Co., PA. In the 1940 census he is shown in Alden, Erie Co., NY, as an "Inmate" in the "Erie County Home and Infirmary." He m. Sara/Sadie E., b. c. 1890, PA. Children:
      1. Elizabeth B., b. c. 1920, PA. 1920 at home in Eldred, PA. 1930 at home in Otto, PA.

    7. Elias Briggs Prentiss, b. 17 Feb 1879 in PA and d. Aug 1966 in Baldwin Place, Westchester Co., NY (per SSDI). He is not in the 1880 census or IGI, but first appears in the 1900 Lowville, Lewis Co., NY census where he was a boarder in the home of Anna Crandell. Elias m. Miriam W., b. c. 1894 in MD. Both appear in the 1920 NY, NY, NY census with 2 daughters, but he is living alone in the 1930 census. Daughters.
      1. Beulah B. Prentice (adopted), b. c. 1894, GA. Since Miriam and Beulah are the same age, it suggests the possibility that Beulah might be Elias' adopted daughter by a prior marriage.
      2. Dorothy Prentice, b. c. 1910, NY.

    8. Reuben Hurd Prentiss, b. 7 Aug 1881. He is likely the Reuben Prentiss who appears in the 1930 census in Olean, Cattaraugus Co., NY as b. c. 1881, PA, with his wife, Effie.

    287.1 William Horatio Prentiss (son of Wm. & Emily), b. 1 Jan 1864, PA, per Binney, pg. 160, #287(i). 1880 at home in Otto, McKean Co., PA; occupation as Lumberman. He appears in the 1900 McKean Co., PA census with his wife, sister in law Anna Littlefield, and daughter. 1910 & 1920 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. 1930 in Hamburg, Erie Co., NY.

    He m. Frances Alma Littlefield, b. May 1863, PA. Daughter:

    1. Roberta Emily Prentiss, b. 19 Feb 1890, PA. At home in 1910 in Buffalo, Erie Co., PA. 1920 not home.

    William m. 2nd before 1910 Maude Rooth, b. c. 1879, English Canada. Living with them in 1910 was her brother, Charles Rooth, and niece, Marion Fairchild, b. c. 1902, PA. William and Maude appear in the 1940 census in Hamburg, Erie Co., NY, with no children at home. Children per 1910 census:

    1. Lillian Prentiss, b. c. 1899, NY. 1910 & 1920 at home in Buffalo, NY. 1930 not home.
    2. Grace Prentiss, b. c. 1902, NY. 1910 & 1920at home in Buffalo, NY. 1930 not home.

    287.2 Marion Irene Fairchild, b. c. 28 Apr 1891 and d. 26 Dec 1974, Silver Creek, Chautauqua Co., NY per Ancestry.com . An Ancestor Chart for Mario can be found at Ancestry.com .

    She m. Floyd Elmer Trank. He was b. 20 Aug 1893, Eldred, PA, and d. 30 Aug 1958, Fredonia, NY. An Ancestor Chart for him can be found at Ancestry.com . Children per Ancestry.com :

    1. Betty Lou Trank, b. Dunkirk, NY. She m. Mr. Boner. She m. 2nd Clifford Corbin.
    2. Richard Charles Trank
    3. Gordon E Trank, b. 15 Aug 1914, PA, and d. Oct 1980, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. He m. Ellen Stillman and had a son and daughter.
    4. Paul Edward Trank, b. 27 Jan 1917, Eldred, PA, and d. 9 Oct 1962. He m. 1st. Ardith E. Mostyn (1919-2006) and had a son. He m. 2nd Ardith E. Pendleton (1919-2006) and had a son and daughter

    288. Flora Prentiss, b. 7 Aug 1863, Flemington, PA. Flora had spent a few years as a young girl in the Soldiers Orphans Home at Mansfield, a school for Civil War soldiers who died or were disabled and unable to take care of their children. On September 8, 1871 she was admitted to the Soldiers Orphans Home at Mansfield from Lock Haven. She became a ìsixteenerî and therefore the age of discharge from the school in the year ending May 31, 1880. Her home at the time was Flemington, PA. She is listed as an alum from the school 1926-27 as Mrs. Florence Prentice (sic) Ungard, 14 Sixth Street, Lock Haven, PA. . In the 1880 Census, she was single, 19, PA, a servant for Ira and Amelia Eddy, both 32, and their 2 sons, 6 & 8, in 3rd Ward, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., PA.

    Flora died on 29 Dec 1944, at the age of 81, of 218 High Street, Flemington, at the Lock Haven Hospital where she had been a patient for the past 2 weeks of myocardial degeneration. She was buried in Ceder Hill Cemetery with her husband, Henry. Her funeral home sheet (Helt F.H.) shows that there were telegrams from Baltimore, Washington D.C., Harrisburg and Elmira, and that Mary Bryerton and Mrs. Thomas Follmer helped to pay her funeral expenses. She was a member of the Flemington Methodist Church and a charter member and past queen of the Dames of Malta in Lock Haven. Her obituary in the Lock Haven Express of 29 Dec 1944 reads as follows:

      ìMrs. Henry A. Ungard

      Mrs. Flora Ungard, 81, of 218 High Street, Flemington, died at 3 oíclock this morning at the Lock Haven Hospital where she had been a patient in a serious condition for the past two weeks.

      Born in Flemington, the daughter of the late William Prentiss, she had resided there most of her life except for a few years that she spent as a young girl in the Soldiers Orphans Home at Mansfield. She was the widow of Henry A. Ungard, who died several years ago. Mrs. Ungard was a member of the Flemington Methodist Church and a charter member and past queen of the Dames of Malta of this city.

      She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Follmer of Flemington, six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild.î

    Another obituary reads:

      ìUNGARD ñ Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Ungard, 81, widow of Henry A. Ungard, of 218 High St. Flemington, who died in the Lock Haven Hospital at 3 a.m. Friday, Dec. 29, 1944, will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the Flemington Methodist Church. The Rev. William A. Snyder will officate. Interment will be made in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Helt Funeral Home until time for the services. Delbert D. Helt, funeral director.î

    Flora m. Henry Albert Ungard, b. 2 Nov 1856, Queens Run, PA. Children:

    1. Harry Porter Ungard, b. 1890, Flemington, Clinton Co., PA, and d. 9 Mar 1930 in Lock Haven, Clinton Co., PA. Bur. in Ceder Hill Cem., Flemington. He m. Louise Clare Herr Burroughs on 29 Jul 1912, Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA and div. 21 Nov 1923, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., PA. Children:
      1. Margaret Rita Ungard,, b. April 9, 1916, and d. February 27, 1998. She m. Earl Harry (Henry) Kintz. He was b. c. 1888-93 and d. 2 Mar 1970.
        1. E. Joseph Kintz, b. 14 Nov 1951. He m. Lynn Nathalie Miller. They have a son, Todd Joseph (Spam) Kintz, b. 7 May 1987.
    2. Ada/Adda Ungard, b. 18 Jul 1882 in Flemington, PA. . . . . . [289]

    289. Ada/Adda Ungard, b. 18 Jul 1882 in Flemington, PA and d. 9 Sep 1947, age 65 at the Lock Haven Hospital following a brief illness (metastatic carcinoma of liver), with an address of 218 High St., Flemington. She is not listed in the 1910 Census with the family, so must have married by then. She is buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

    She m. Thomas Connely Follmer. He was b. 23 Mar 1880, Milton, PA (son of Harvey Follmer and Alma Foresman) abd d, 25 May 1946 of a serious illness per the Lock Haven Express, age 66, at the! Lock Haven Hospital, with the same address as Henry A Ungard.

    Thomas was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery with military rites at the grave. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War (Pvt. Co. C - 12th Reg., PA Inf., enlisted 5-7-1898, Milton). He and his family had lived in Baltimore, MD for many years and moved to Flemington in 1945. His Obituaries reads as follows:

      "Lock Haven Express, Monday, May 27, 1946: Thomas C. Follmer, 218 High St., Flemington, died Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Lock Haven Hospital wher he had been a patient for several days following a serious illness. He was 66 years old.

      Born in Milton, he had lived for many years in Baltimore, and came to Flemington a year ago to make his home. He was a Spanish American War Veteran.

      Surviving are his wife, the former Adda Ungard, and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Marie Carver, Mrs. Margaret Ritter, Mrs. Albert Zentgras and Henry, all of Baltimore; and William of Willliamsport; also a brother, Mose Follmer of Milton; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Snyder of Montana; one grandchild and one great grandchild.î

      ìFunerals: FOLLMER ñ Funeral services for Thomas C. Follmer, 66, of 218 High St., Flemington, will be held at the home Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., the Rev. Roy A. Goss officiating. Interment will be made in Cedar Hill Cemetery, with military rites at the grave. Mr. Follmer died Saturday, May 25, 1946, at the Lock Haven Hospital. Delbert D. Helt, funeral director.î

    Children of Ada and Thomas:

    1. Marie Follmer. She m. 2st Mr. Carver and 2nd Otto Williams, Flemington.
    2. William Follmer of Williamsport.
    3. Henry Follmer, Baltimore.
    4. Margaret Follmer. She m. Mr. Ritter, Baltimore
    5. (dau.) Follmer. She m. Albert Zentgras of Baltimore

    SUPPLEMENT TO HENRY PRENTICE OF CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

    Pg. 10, #11, Rev. Nathaniel Prentice: Tyng Name

    Notes from History of New London by Frances Manwaring Caulkins, 1895.

      Found this interesting item, which just out of curiousity made me think about the name Tyng (Ting, Tinge). As there are some questions about whether the John Prentice (28/32) of Somers , Connecticutt, is indeed the son of (Rev.) Nathaniel Prentice (10/11) of Dunstable who died in 1737, and as it is difficult to ascertain what exactly Mr. Binney based his information on other than the use of the name Tyng in the name of a grandchild of this John (Alonzo Tyng Prentice), I wondered about this name and how things get corrupted or misread in old records.

      The early records have his name written TONGUE, but the orthography used by himself is given above. In the Will of Peter Collins, in 1655, Capt. James TONG is mentioned as a debtor to the estate. This person was not of New London, but he may have been brother of George, of whom nothing is known until he appears in New London about 1652. His marriage is not recorded. George Tonge was 68 years old in 1668 and died in 1674. His wife appears to have died in 1713, and was much younger than he.

      Children of George and Margery Tonge: 

      	i.	Elizabeth Tonge, born Oct 20 1652; marr'd Fitz-John Winthrop
	ii.	Hannah Tonge, born July 20 1654; marr'd Joshua Baker
	iii.	Mary Tonge, born Sept 17 1656; marr'd John Wickwire
	iv.	George Tonge, born May 8 1658.  Of George Tonge the second 
		(born 1658) no information whatever has been recovered; but 
		we may assume with probability that he was the father of 
		John TONGUE, who married Ann Wheeler Nov. 21, 1702, 
		and had a numerous family of sons and daughters.

    This Millenium Edition contains all the information in the Supplement to the 1997 Edition.

    Appendix 1: Will of Richard Prentice of Earls Colne:

    document 2901625: in the name of god amen the 24.9.1586 I Rich Prentyce of Earls Colne in the county of Essex and the diocese of London husbandman being sick in body but of good and perfect remembrance thanks be to almighty god do ordain and make my testament containing therein my last will in manner and form following first I commit my soul into the hands of god my maker and to jesus christ my redeemer and to the holy ghost my comforter and my body to the earth from whence it came and to be buried in the parish churchyard where it shall please god to call me to his mercy

    item I do give and bequeath unto Hen Prentice my son all that my parcel of land called by the name of Bungge to him and to his heirs forever conditionally that my said son do pay or cause to be paid to the use of my three daughters Margt Ellen and Joan the sum of lawful money of England to be paid within ten years after my decease

    item I do will and bequeath unto Rich Prentyce my son all that my part of my tenement wherein Wm Clarke now dwelleth belonging to the manor of the earldom to him and to his heirs forever conditionally that my said son Rich do pay or cause to be paid the sum of 5marks of lawful money of England equally within four years next after my decease to the use and behoof of Joan Prentice my youngest daughter

    item I do will and bequeath that my three daughters Margt Ellen and Joan shall have and enjoy the benefit and rent of my two cottages where I now dwell for the term of ten years next ensuing after my decease equally to be divided amongst them and after the said ten years to be expired and ended I do will that my two sons Alban Prentice and Jn Prentice shall have it between them equally divided part and part alike to both of them and to their heirs forever

    item I do also give and bequeath unto Rich Prentice my son my table with the frame to it belonging and a chest a joined stool

    item I do give unto my three sons Hen Prentice Alban Prentice and Jn Prentice three lambs that is to either of them and

    item I do give and bequeath unto Margt Prentyce my daughter my cupboard with the stained cloths in the hall my biggest chest a trundle bedstead with a flockbed black russet blanket a tablecloth a back chair a form a moulding board two pieces of pewter and all the shelf boards in the buttery moreover I do give unto my said daughter one bullock being two years of age under this condition that she do and shall make her uncle Jn Warde a quittance for a certain bullock the which was given unto her by the last will of her grandfather Jn Warde the which I had

    item I give and bequeath unto Ellen Prentice my daughter a plain bedstead with a flockbed a white blanket a chest that was her sister Margt's and two pieces of pewter and a kettle

    item I do give and bequeath unto Joan Prentice my daughter my joined bedstead with the tester of a stained cloth my best flockbed a bolster a pair of blankets a covering of dornick two pillows with the pillowberes and a pair of sheets all together as they be at this present time also I do give unto Joan my said daughter my brass pot that was her grandmother's a chest with a barred cover two pieces of pewter a posnet of brass all the rest of my goods movables and unmovables unbequeathed

    I do give and bequeath unto Jn Prentice my brother whom I do ordain and make my only executor to see my debts paid this my will and legacies discharged and my body decently brought to earth according to the true meaning of this my last will all debts being once paid my legacies performed and my funeral discharged the overplus remaining I will shall be to the use of my two youngest children Hen Prentice and Joan Prentice equally to be divided between them and I will that my brother being mine executor shall have in consideration of his pains 10s of lawful english money in witness whereof to this my testament containing herein my last will I have hereunto put my hand and seal these being witnesses Jn Grene Jn Ward and Rich Willamson and writer Rich Prentice

    Appendix 2: History of White Colne:

    Source Reference: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=15201

    The ancient parish of White Colne (1,466 a. or 593 ha.), which took its name from its Domesday tenant Miblanc, lies on the north bank of the river Colne c. 12 miles west of Colchester and c. 4 miles east of Halstead. It was bounded on the south by the Colne, on the east by a small tributary sometimes called the Reading brook, on the north by the Cambridge brook, and on the west by field boundaries. Fields in the north- west corner of the parish, where in 1876 an area of White Colne was detached in Colne Engaine, were already in both parishes in the 17th century.

    In 1676 the parish officers agreed with those of Earls Colne that the north-east side of the Colchester road on Colneford hill was in White Colne, and other minor adjustments to the western boundaries were made between 1744 and 1840, probably c. 1805. (In 1882 detached areas of 2 a. and 39 a. were transferred to Wakes Colne and Colne Engaine parishes respectively. Two detached areas of Colne Engaine parish, 21 a. and 67 a., were transferred to White Colne, increasing its area to 1,513 a. (612 ha.). In 1985 land at Colneford hill or White Colne green was transferred to White Colne from Earls Colne and Colne Engaine, and c. 2 ha. at Countess Cross and Colne Park to Colne Engaine from White Colne, reducing the parish to 609 ha.

    One of the few upper palaeolithic implements known in Essex was found near Chalkney mill, on a site which also produced mesolithic flints and possible pit dwellings. There was a large bronze age cremation cemetery nearby. Roman brick and tile, presumably from a nearby site, were re-used in the surviving, late 11th-century, church.

    There were 7 recorded tenants in 1086. In 1377, when 38 people paid poll tax, White Colne was the smallest recorded vill in the hundred. There was a 'great mortality' in 1638, but the building of cottages on the waste suggests a growing population in the mid 17th century; 20 households were assessed for hearth tax in 1671 and a further 27 were exempt. Although the number of baptisms exceeded that of burials for most of the 18th century, the population seems to have fallen slightly, presumably as a result of emigration; there were reported to be only c. 40 houses in the parish in 1778 and 1790. The population rose from 221 in 1801 to 459 in 1851, then fell to 312 in 1901; it rose again to 369 in 1951 but fell sharply to 272 in 1961, and was still only 273 in 1981. In 1991, after boundary changes had increased the built-up area of the parish, the population was 445.

    The road from Cambridge through Halstead and Earls Colne to Colchester, turnpiked in 1765, runs through the southern edge of the parish. The lane running north from the Col- chester road towards Bures (Suff.) seems to have been the most important of the lanes and foot- paths which connect the church and the scattered farms to each other. The existence of some of the footpaths was disputed in 1924.

    White Colne, unlike many neighbouring parishes, did not develop round a series of greens. There was only one green in the ancient parish, White Colne green at the north end of the Bures road. Colneford green, called White Colne green by the early 20th century, lay mainly in Earls Colne and Colne Engaine until 1985. The Colchester road attracted early settle- ment. By 1724 seven cottages encroached on the south side of the roadway, and two late 17th- century cottages and a late 16th-century house divided into three cottages survived there in 1997. On the north side of the road a larger 18th- century or earlier house survived at no. 25. Land on the corner of the lane to Bures, sold in 1838 as 'a beautiful site for building purposes', had been developed by 1876. Most 19th-century cottages, like those on the south side of Colchester Road, were small; in 1867 none had more than two bedrooms. Council houses were built on the north side of the Colchester road in 1929 and c. 1950. By the early 20th century infilling had created a village at the western end of that road and round the adjoining Colneford or White Colne green.

    Appendix 3: Descendants of Laura Green Prentiss 

    1 Laura Grant Prentiss b: 3 JUN 1814 d: 2 APR 1892
  + John Merriam Van Trees b: 6 SEP 1804 d: 7 JAN 1895
    2 Thomas Prentiss Van Trees b: JUN 1831 d: 18 OCT 1911
      + Sarah Deane Albertson b: JUL 1835 d: 21 DEC 1917
        3 Harry Van Trees b: ABT 1859
        3 Thomas Van Trees b: ABT 1864
        3 Warren Van Trees b: 11 FEB 1868 d: 7 NOV 1932
          + Martha Glenn Chandler b: ABT 1884
            4 Sarah Deane Van Trees b: ABT 1912
            4 Warren Van Trees b: 6 JUN 1914
                5 Living Van Trees
    2 John Merriam Van Trees b: JAN 1833 d: 30 NOV 1917
      + Emma J. Elliott b: ABT 1836 d: 27 JAN 1857
      + Alma Lydia Dorn b: 25 SEP 1832 d: 11 JAN 1890
        3 John Ellis Van Trees b: ABT 1861
          + Harriet Crabb b: 30 SEP 1866
            4 Mary Alma Van Trees b: 7 SEP 1888 d: DEC 1979
              + Wilson James Northcross b: 25 MAY 1890 d: NOV 1979
                5 Wilson James Northcross b: 25 JUL 1916
                5 Elizabeth Harriet Northcross b: 29 DEC 1919
                5 John William Northcross b: 2 MAR 1922 d: 20 JAN 2005
            4 John Ellis Van Trees b: 13 OCT 1894
              + Eugenia J. Betts b: ABT 1895
        3 Grant Van Trees b: 4 JUL 1863 d: 8 NOV 1880
        3 Henry P. Van Trees b: 22 FEB 1865 d: 22 JUL 1935
          + Charity J. Franklin b: ABT 1870
        3 Charles D. Van Trees b: ABT 1867
          + Jennie Steen b: ABT 1870
        3 Eustace Van Trees b: ABT 1868
    2 Henry E. Van Trees b: 27 DEC 1834 d: FEB 1927
      + Sarah McCan b: ABT 1840
        3 Otis Van Trees b: ABT 1859
      + Emily Unknown b: 4 MAR 1855 d: BEF 1920
    2 Charles R. Van Trees b: 22 JAN 1837 d: 17 JAN 1910
      + Adelia O. Sawyer b: ABT 1840
        3 Franklin S. Van Trees b: ABT 1867
      + Laura A. Barrett b: ABT 1850
    2 Helen Sophia Van Trees b: 13 JUL 1839 d: 28 OCT 1922
      + John Anderson Scudder b: 1 NOV 1832 d: 3 FEB 1896
        3 Charles P. Scudder b: 8 NOV 1859 d: 16 SEP 1927
          + Louise J. Stamper b: OCT 1875 d: 28 APR 1952
            4 Charles P. Scudder b: 19 SEP 1896 d: 31 DEC 1970
            4 John A. Scudder b: OCT 1898
            4 William W. Scudder b: ABT 1900
            4 David Fenwick Scudder b: ABT 1902
        3 Matilda S. Scudder b: JUL 1861 d: 1958
          + Samuel Brown Boyd b: 14 MAR 1858 d: 6 DEC 1916
            4 Samuel Brown Boyd b: MAR 1893
              + Helen Unknown b: ABT 1900
                5 Elenor Boyd b: ABT 1925
                5 Barbara Ann Boyd b: ABT 1929
            4 John Scudder Boyd b: JUL 1895
            4 Polly Ruth Boyd b: DEC 1897 d: 1 DEC 1975
        3 Laura G. Scudder b: ABT 1863
        3 Anna V. Scudder b: ABT 1865
        3 William Scudder b: 6 JUN 1868 d: 15 SEP 1868
        3 John Scudder b: 6 JUN 1868 d: 1 MAY 1869
        3 David A. Scudder b: 20 SEP 1874 d: 31 DEC 1897
    2 Laura P. Van Trees b: 20 NOV 1841 d: 6 FEB 1902
      + William Martin Aikman b: 27 MAR 1830 d: 4 AUG 1898
        3 Ida Blanche Aikman b: 25 JAN 1864
        3 Infant Aikman b: 19 MAY 1865
        3 Helen Scudder Aikman b: 8 NOV 1866
        3 Mary Davison Aikman b: 11 NOV 1868
        3 Laura Graham Aikman b: 14 SEP 1870
        3 Walter Van Trees Aikman b: 10 JUN 1873
    2 Ann Eliza Van Trees b: 29 JUL 1844 d: 30 JUN 1927
    2 Lydia G. Van Trees b: 5 MAY 1847 d: 11 FEB 1913
      + William C. Aikman b: 6 JAN 1843 d: 25 JUL 1872
        3 John Aikman b: ABT 1866
        3 Ida Denise Aikman b: ABT 1868
        3 Jennie W. Aikman b: ABT 1869
    2 Ada Van Trees b: ABT 1849 d: ABT 1850
    2 Emma B. Van Trees b: AUG 1851 d: 20 MAY 1927
      + Hiram Hyatt b: 6 JUN 1847 d: 16 FEB 1896
        3 William A. Hyatt b: JUL 1874 d: 14 FEB 1954
        3 Harry V. Hyatt b: 29 SEP 1878 d: 28 JUN 1959
          + Ethel S. Unknown b: 1881 d: 14 MAR 1971
            4 Sarah Emily Hyatt b: 1915 d: 26 NOV 1972
    2 William L. Van Trees b: 26 OCT 1856 d: 18 JUL 1927
      + Isabelle Gourges b: ABT 1850 d: 24 MAR 1935

    Appendix 4: Nathaniel Sartell and the family Bible

    "Eight Generations: The Ancestry and Education and Life of William Packer Prentice", Princeton, NJ, 1947, contains the following information about Nathaniel Sartell and the family Bible at pages 32 and 33:

      Nathaniel Sartell was a sea-captain, and doubtless a ship owner. He made several voyages to New England. In 1718 he was wrecked on the coast of France, between Lorient and St. Nazaire, and all his crew were lost. Nathaniel and his cabin-boy remained on the ship until it sank. He had with him a large Bible, printed in 1707. The covers were half an inch thick, of oak, covered with stamped leather, large wrought-brass clasps, covers projected an inch. While waiting for the ship to break up, Nathaniel put this Bible in a cask and threw it overboard. When the ship went down, he swam to shore, taking the cabin-boy on his back and clung to the rocks until he was rescued the next morning. But the cabin-boy died during the night, or was washed away by the sea. The Bible was saved, and later passed into the possession of his daughter; it was used by her husband in his church services, and it is said that their children and some of their grandchildren learned to read from it.

      On the last inner cover is written:" Feb 14, 1718. I was cast on the rocks of Quibberonoe, near Bellisle, in the Bay of Resimea, all my men lost. N. Sartell

    In his Will of 2 Aug 1710, Gosport, England, he he bequeathed all his real and personal estate to his wife and her heirs. It was probated 2 August 1742 and disputed by son Josiah. The inventory in Charlestown lists warehouse at the town dock and wharf £120; homestead with 2 acres and buildings £900 and a negro named Bowswain. There was more at Groton. When the estate was settled son Nathaniel received part of the homestead with all buildings onthe front from the southwest corner, run north by the highway so far as to leave 5 rods front on the north side, then run east parellel with the north boundary to the east line so far as to take all the buildings pn the south side of said line. To Sarah, his wife 2/3 of an acre on the north side of the lot - beginning at the northeast corner run , south by the hightway 5 rods; run east parellel with the north line to the east line; bd north and east by the other part.

    Appendix 5: Thomas Prentiss of Liberty, Putnam Co., OH.

    A5-1. Thomas J. Prentiss, b. c. 1820, OH and in 1850 was a Farmer (per 1850 Liberty, Putnam Co., OH, census).

    Thomas apparently m. 1st Anna Parker on 1840-44 in Painesville, Lake Co., OH. She was b. c. 1824, OH, and was the dau. of Charles Parker and Lucina Lamberton. Thomas and Anna appear in the 1850 Liberty, Putnam Co., OH census with their children:

    1. Thomas W. Prentice, b, c. 1844, OH. . . . . . . . [A5-2]
    2. Nicholas Anson Prentice, b. c. 1846. He d. 31 Jul 1850 and is bur. in the McConnell Cem., West Leipsic, Putnam Co., OH.
    3. Lyman E. Prentice, b. c. 1849, OH. . . . . . . . [A5-3]
    4. Simon Prentice, b. c. 1850, OH (per 1860 census). Not in 1870 or 1880 census. He may be the same person as Lyman, above.
    5. (Infant son) Prentiss, b. 29 Mar 1852 and d. 12 hours later. Bur. at McConnell Cem., West Leipsic, Putnam Co., OH.
    6. Ruth E. Prentice, b. c. 1857, OH. She is probably the Ruth E. Prentis shown as marrying David Williamson on 26 Aug 1873 in Putnam County, OH.
    7. Osmond Alfred Prentice, b. c. 1858, OH and d. 22 Jun 1864. Bur in McConnell Cem., above, row 5, stone 7.
    8. (dau.) Prentiss. She m. J. T. Jones.
    9. Mary Prentiss. She m. William Bader.

    Thomas apparently m. 2nd Ruth McConnell on 7 Apr 1842 in Putnam County, OH. Ruth was b. c. 1825 in OH. Thomas appears in the 1860 census in Leipsic, Putnam Co., OH as "A. T. Prentise" with Ruth and his family.

    Ruth McConnell is the daughter of Nicholas Edward McConnell, a descendant of the McConnells of CT and he m. Ruth Anne Alford, b. 1784 in MA. James Biddle, by email of 7 Apr 2002, says the McConnell line has been traced back to Whitestaunton, England, and Benedictus Alford McConnell who married Jane Newton. He died April, 1683. In the 1870 Liberty census Ruth appears without her husband and apparently as a widow. Living with her was her dau., Ruth, below, then age 13.

      >Note: There is, however, a problem with respect to the 2 apparent wives. We use the word, "apparent" because the marriage dates given for both Anna and Ruth are prior to 1850, yet Anna appears in the 1850 census while Ruth first appears in the 1860 census. And both Anna and Ruth have different maiden surnames. Did Thomas have multiple wives as did Mormons in that period? Those questions have yet to be resolved. In any event, we continue with the known children of Thomas, whether by Anna and/or Ruth.

    A5-2. Thomas W. Prentice, b, c. 1844, OH. He appears In the 1870 census in Liberty, Putnam Co., OH with his wife, Addie A., b. c. 1842, LA. They were shown in the home of Arthur and Rebecca A. Bell whose relationship to them was not given. In 1880 census in West Leipsic, Putnam Co., OH as T. W. Prentiss, "Foundries Man". His wife, Addie, is shown as b. c. 1843, TN. He enlisted 23 Aug 1861 in OH and served as a private in Co., "I", 49th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Gegiment, the same unit as his father.

    He is probably the same person as Susan Prentiss' great-grandfather, Thomas Wilson Prentiss. We do not have a birth date or place for him, but he was likely b. c. 1835-47 since Susan has documents showing that Thomas served as a 2nd Lt. in the Civil War, including the period August 1864 to Sep 1865. He married Dolly Stambaugh and had 1 or more children, including:

    1. Ray Prentiss, b. 1885, who m. Clara. They lived in Leipsic, Putnam Co., OH. He had 1 or more children, including:
      1. George Wilson Prentiss, b. 1915, in Leipsic, Ohio. He is Susan's father.

    A5-3. Lyman E. Prentiss, b. 30 Oct 1849, Leipsic, OH and d. 20 Apr 1904 in Johnson City, TN. He started as a printer in Oxford, Ohio and served as a local preacher at Pendleton. He may have worked for The Citizen at that time. Converted at the age of 14 at Leipsic, OH. Licensed to preach at Oxford, OH September, 1872 and began work at the High Street Mission, Cincinnati. He was admitted to the Central Ohio Conference, September, 1873 and served Pioneer Circuit for 2 years. He became a Methodist Episcopal North minister and revivalist. He believed the Methodist Episcopal North and South churches would never merge.

    He received an honorary Doctorate of Divinity (1891) from U.S. Grant University in Tennessee. Lyman preached his last sermon on April 14, 1904 at Johnson City, TN. He was then field agent and financial secretary of Grant University in Athens, TN. He served as its financial agent at the time of his death. His brother-in-law, Rev. J.T. Jones, was in Johnson City, TN where Lyman died. Another brother-in-law was William Bader was in Oxford where Lyman had served one year before accepting the Grant University position

    He was Lucy and President Rutherford B. Hayes' minister in Freemont, Ohio (after Hayes left Washington) where she was very active. She was called "lemonade Lucy" after refusing to serve liquor in the White HouseDiaries or Letters His scrapbook with some letters and newspaper clippings are now owned by Jud Newcombe

    When returning on a train to Dayton, Ohio from a Knoxville evangelistic crusade, he leaped off the moving train to get home sooner, lost his balance and the train ran over his left hand. His arm had to be amputated. He died of pneumonia and is bur. at Woodlawn Park Cemetery lot # 203V.On his headstone in Knoxville are the words "Servant of God, well done" This cemetery is off the main highway coming in from Gatlinburg

    Lyman m. Nancy Malinda Bernard on 6 Sep 1870 in Cincinnati, OH. Nancy was b. 22 Oct 1851 in Morningsun, Oh/ He appears in the 1880 census in Fayette,Fulton Co., OH as a Minister with his wife, Nancy, b. c. 1852, OH, and children:

    1. Paul A. Prentiss, b. Jun 1871, Fayette, Fulton Co. OH. . . . . . . . . . [A5-4]
    2. Park Bernard Prentiss, b. 18 May 1876, Liberty Center, Fulton Co., OH. . . . . . . . . . [A5-5]
    3. Ruth Eva Prentiss, b. 19 May 1877, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . [A5-6]
    4. Ross Wilson Prentiss, b. 7 Sep 1887, OH. . . . . . . . . . . . [A5-7]

    A5-4. Paul A. Prentiss, b. Jun 1871, Fayette, Fulton Co. OH. Paul attended Ohio Wesleyan College to become a minister, but never graduated. He was a sanitation engineer in Cuba (may have served with the U.S. Army in the Spanish-American War) and stayed in Cuba to become a sugar buyer and seller. He m. but the name of his wife is not known. Daughter:

    1. Emita Prentiss, b. in Cuba. She m. a New Orleans attorney.

    A5-5. Park Bernard Prentiss, b. 18 May 1876 in Liberty Center, Fulton Co., OH and d. 2 Jan 1923 in Venice, CA. He was a musician and band director with the Sells-Flotto Circus (1913-?), Johnny J. Jones Exposition (1920), Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus (1922) and Miller's 101 Ranch. In winters, he worked with the Concert Band of Venice (CA) 1913-1914. Military ervice: 15 Oct 1916 Enlisted for 1 year as a Sgt for the Canada141st Over-Seas Expeditionary Force (Regt # 821043; Ref: RG 150; Accession 1992-93/166, Box 7961-43 in National Archives of Canada "Soldiers of the First World War" (see Internet)

    Buried in Forrestlawn (his obituary said Woodlawn) Cemetery in California, often called the Cemetery of the Stars. Member of The Masons and his funeral service was a Masonic funeral. He was a Methodist. When he was 40, he was descriabed at 6'1/4" tall; weighed 160 pounds; had black hair, brown eyes and a dark complexion.

    Park m. Jessie L. Wilson on 28 Nov 1913 in CA. She may have been b. in Pierce City, MO.

    A5-6. Ruth Eva Prentiss was b. 19 May 1878 at an unknown location and d. 20 Jun 1944 in Lowell, MI. She is bur. in Rockford cem. in Rockford, Robert John Burgoyne Newcombe III who she m. in 1900 in Eaton, OH. He was b. 13 May 1874, Medina, NY. Children

    1. Robert John Burgoyne Newcombe IV b: 14 Jul 1901 in Havana, Cuba and d. 5 Oct 1935. He m. Melba Rooker and had 4 children:
      1. David Newcombe, b. 2 Oct 1935 and d. that same day.
      2. Living Newcombe. She m. Mr. Studdard. Children:
        1. Studdard m. Robinson.
        2. Studdard m.1st Miss Colgin and m. 2nd Miss Wilde.
          1. Studdard.
        3. Studdard m. Miss Johnson.
          1. Studdard.

      3. Living Newcombe. She m. Mr. Piasecki. Children:
        1. Piasecki m. Mr. Decker.
          1. Decker.
          2. Decker.
        She m 2nd Mr. Lindhout.
        1. Lindhout.

      4. Living Newcombe. He m. Sandi. Children:
        1. Mary Massah Newcombe, b. 14 Apr 1976 and d. 2 years later in 1978.
        2. (son) Newcombe. He m. and had a child.

    2. Ruth Elizabeth Newcombe, b. 27 Aug 1903 in Manistee, MI and d. 22 Apr 1997. She m. Frederick Wilhelm Wittenbach. He was b. 24 May 1904 and d. 20 Oct 1976. Children (per Rootsweb.com):
      1. Ruthanna Wittenbach b: 28 May 1932 d: 22 Feb 1997, She m. Ed Davis. The had a child who m.Whitham.
      2. Living Wittenbach
      3. Living Wittenbach He m. Miss Moore.
        1. Living Wittenbach
        2. Living Wittenbach. She m. Mr. Lucas and had 2 children.
        3. Susan Lynn Wittenbach b: 2 Apr 1961 d: 18 Aug 1991. She m. David Beach.
      4. Living Wittenbach. She m. Mr. Zehe:
        1. Living Zehe

    3. Nancy Elizabeth Newcombe, b, 16 Nov 1905 in Knoxville, TN and d. 14 Nov 1993. She m. Douglas Oatley. He was b. 26 May 1906 and d. 26 Apr 1969. They had a daughter who m. Mr. Horrabridge and a son who m. Marylee Fortier and had a child.
    4. Paul Edwin Newcombe, b. 31 Jan 1908 in Grand Rapids, MI and d. Feb 1981. He m. Jeanette Sandborg and had 2 children..
    5. Park Hunt Newcombe, b. 13 Dec 1910 in Rockford, MI. . . . . . . . [A5-8]

    A5-7. Ross Wilson Prentiss, b. 7 Sep 1887, OH and may have d. in Canada. He appears in the 1880 Fayette, Fulton Co., OH census, and also the 1900 Eaton, Preble Co., OH census, with his wife, Nancy Margaret "Margaret" Butler, b. Oct 1851, OH. Ross and wife, Margaret, were considered to be two of the fastest lineotype operators in North America. They moved continually to improve their status in life until they divorced

    Ross known military service began on 21 Jun 1917. His enlistment paper for the Winnipeg 100th Grenadiers Reinforcement said he had served in the U.S. Army and his next-of-kin was his wife at 1200 2nd Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN (See "Soldiers of the First World War" in National Archives of Canada W.War I. His typed enlistment paper signed June 20, 1917 (Regt # 2173342; Ref: RG150; Accession 1992-93/166; Box 7961-48 at age 29) said he was 5'11 1/2" tall with black hair, brown eyes, dark complexion, and expanded chest at 34 1/2"; 20/20 vision. He was gassed and shell-shocked in WWar I. He became dependent on drugs while recuperating. He moved to Canada to receive his veterans' benefits. Daughter:

    1. Catherine Prentiss, b. 1 Nov 1909, location not known, and d. Feb 1982, Grand Rapids, MI. She m. Daniel N. Lipke. He was b. c. 1901 and d. 3 Oct 1994 in Grand Rapids, MI. They had 4 children.

    Ross m. 2nd Jewel who was b. 25 Oct 1905, location not known, and d. Oct 1973 in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA.

    A5-8. Park Hunt Newcombe, b. 13 Dec 1910 in Rockford, MI and d. 13 Jan 2001. He m. Frances Lucelia Clark who was b. 12 Mar 1909 and d. 4 Mar 1999. Children (per Rootsweb.com ): 

                4 Barbara Lorraine NEWCOMBE b: 6 DEC 1929
              + Dewey Myron HOLADAY b: 24 JAN 1930 d: 5 JUN 1996
                5 Living HOLADAY
                  + Living HIGGINS
                  + Living SPITLER
                    6 Living SPITLER
                    6 Living SPITLER
                5 Living HOLADAY
                  + Living SAFERIGHT
                    6 Living WAITE
                  + Living WAITE
                    6 Living WAITE
                    6 Living WAITE
                        7 Living ANDERSON-WAITE
                    6 Living WAITE
                5 Living HOLADAY
                  + Living ELLIOTT
                  + Living LLOYD
                5 Living HOLADAY
                  + Ronald Domenic CIOTTI b: UNKNOWN
                    6 Living CIOTTI
                    6 Living CIOTTI
            4 Living NEWCOMBE
            4 Living NEWCOMBE
              + Living MYERS
                5 Living BRYANT
                  + Living WHITE
                    6 Living BRYANT
                      + Living LONG
              + Living BRYANT
                5 Living BRYANT
                  + Living WHITE
                    6 Living BRYANT
                      + Living LONG
                5 Living BRYANT
                  + Living KORNEEVA
            4 Living NEWCOMBE
              + Living ORTIZ
                5 Living ORTIZ
                  + Living TARKET
                    6 Living ORTIZ
                    6 Living ORTIZ
                    6 Living ORTIZ
                  + Living THOMAS
              + Living GRAY
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                  + Living MOWRY
                  + Living BROCK
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                      + Living DUBY
                        7 Living DUBY
                        7 Living DUBY
                        7 Living DUBY
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                  + Living BERECZ
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                  + Living HAGERMAN
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                  + Living ADGATE
                    6 Living ADGATE
                    6 Living ADGATE
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                    6 Living NEWCOMBE
                  + Living LUKE
              + Living HARDENBURGH
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
                  + Living BROWN
                5 Living NEWCOMBE
            4 Baby girl NEWCOMBE b: 22 FEB 1939 d: 22 FEB 1939

    Who are Thomas Prentiss' Parents?

    By email of 26 Jun 2001, Susan Prentice related information she had received from the Putnam Co. Library. Alonzo T. Prentice is the son of Thomas Prentice, a native of either Maine or Vermont, who married Edna Lyman, by whom he had one son, Alonzo T. Prentice. Also, the surname may be spelled Prentiss. No such Thomas Prentice appears in the 1860 OH, ME or VT census.

    Since Thomas Prentice was b. c. 1819-1820 in OH and married there in Lake Co., OH in the 1840s, one might infer that he was living in Lake Co., OH at the time of the 1840 OH census. The only Prentiss family living in Lake Co. in 1840 was that of John Prentiss of Leroy, Lake Co., OH. However, John has Hogg/Prentice roots and is not known to have a son named Thomas.

    No Prentiss family appears in the 1850 census in Putnam Co., OH, but Thomas may be related to Alonzo T. Prentice who appears in the 1860 Liberty, Putnam Co., census.

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