John Prentice, of Newton, MA

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John Prentice

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
Death: January 04, 1771 (79)
Canterbury, Windham County, Connecticut, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Thomas Prentice and Elizabeth Bond
Husband of Elizabeth Prentice
Father of Mary Prentice; Elizabeth Aldrich; Jonah or Jonas Prentice; Samuel Prentice; William Prentice, of Chestnut Hill, Mendon and 4 others
Brother of Rebecca Prentice; Ebenezer Prentice, of Newton, MA and Thomas Prentice, of Newton, MA

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About John Prentice, of Newton, MA

JOHN4, b. March 6, 1691; settled in Preston, CT

JOHN(4) PRENTICE, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Bond?) ; m. Elizabeth , Sept. 29, 1715, in Newton, Mass., and " removed to Preston, Ct., where he had children, and perhaps he removed also to Canterbury, Ct., and may have had a second wife."

Children:

  1. MARY5, b. 1716. Could she be the Mary Prentice who d. in York, Me., Nov. 20,1792, ae. 77, agreeing with her birth? But T. B. Wyman, of Charlestown, Mass., had about her, "Mary, 'widow' of Thomas Prentice, d. in York, Me., about 1791."
  2. ELIZABETH5, b. June 29, 1719.
  3. SAMUEL5, b. Nov. 3, 1721, in Preston, Ct. [12]
  4. JOHN5, b. .. [13]
  5. JONAH or JONAS5, was an itinerant blacksmith in Uxbridge, Mass., 1753 oi>1759.
  6. WILLIAM5, b. ;a clothier; m. Trial Darling, of Uxbridge, Mass. In 1755, he went to "Chestnut Hill," Mendon, now Blackstone, Mass., and was alive 1785, and perhaps in 1806. [13a]
  7. RUFUS5, b. 1762, in Douglass.
  8. DILLY5, b. ;m. Brown; she lived to near 100 years of age.
  9. EBENKZER5(?) ; single (?).

John Prentis, of Preston County, of New London, Colony of Ct., ' Husbandman,' and Ebenezer Prentis, of Newton, i Blacksmith,' deed to Timo. Whitney, of Newton, 'Husbandman,' Land and dwelling-house in Newton, S. E. by Edw. Prentice, etc., Elizabeth Prentice, 'our mother,' also joins, and Edward Prentice to have a way through the land" (Middlesex County, Mass., records). Luke Prentice, of Northbridge, Mass., had a bond of Daniel Klliot's (of Sutton) to John Prentice, of Canterbury, Windham County, Ct., dated Oct. 9, 1737 ; and Luke Prentice thinks John Prentice may have removed from Preston to Canterbury, Ct., and had his last five children in Canterbury; and Luke Prentice also said when he was a young man "that Ebenezer Prentice (above) was of Uxbridge, from 1724 to 1730, and from Walpole, and was brother to Samuel," and that his father James also told Luke " that Ebenezer, brother of John and Samuel, was a bachelor, and of or from Roxbury or Newton, and died at great age."

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Prentice-196

Which used the following sources:

Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988

  • The Prentice Family by J.F. Binney
  • Northbridge, Mass, Vital Records
  • Holliston, Mass, Vital Records
  • Early Mass. Marriages Before 1800 by Frederic Bailey
  • Mass. Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolution
  • Pierce's Hist. of Grafton, Mass.
  • Benedict's Hist. of Sutton, Mass.
  • Hist. of Cambridge, Lucius Paige
  • Worcester Vital Rec.
  • Sutton Vit. Rec.
  • Boston Transcript, 3 Nov. 1915
  • Immigrants to New England by Ethel Bolton
  • Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Dec 12 2017, 19:27:15 UTC
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John Prentice, of Newton, MA's Timeline

1691
March 16, 1691
Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
1716
1716
1719
June 29, 1719
Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA, Preston, New London County, Connecticut, United States
1721
November 3, 1721
Preston, New London County, Connecticut, United States
1721
Preston, New London County, Connecticut, United States
1722
1722
Preston, New London County, Connecticut, United States
1723
1723
Preston, New London County, Connecticut, United States
1725
1725
Massachusetts, United States
1727
1727