Thomas PRENTICE & Sarah STANTON

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Thomas PRENTICE
Sarah STANTON

Husband: Thomas PRENTICE
Birth: 22 Jan 1649, Newton, Middlesex Co., MA
Death: 19 Apr 1684, Lancaster, Worcester Co., MA
Disposition: buried Newton, Middlesex Co., MA
Father: Capt. Thomas PRENTICE
Mother: Grace BULL

Marriage: 20 Mar 1675/6, Stonington, New London, CT

Wife: Sarah STANTON
Birth: 1653/4, Stonington, New London Co., CT or 1655, Pequoit, CT
Death: 7 Aug 1713 (age 59), New London, New London Co., CT or Stonington
Other spouse: m2. Capt. William DENISON of Stonington
Other children: William DENISON (bap. 1686), Sarah DENISON (bap. 1698), George DENISON (bap. 1692)
Father: Capt. Thomas STANTON
Mother: Ann LORD

Children:

1. Thomas PRENTICE, b. 13 Jan 1676
2. Grace PRENTICE
3. Samuel PRENTICE, b. ca. 1680
4. John PRENTICE, b. 1682

Sources:

1. Charles Henry Pope. 1897. The Cheney Genealogy. (Self-published) Barta Press, Boston (online at GenealogyLibrary.com). For a footnote on Capt. Thomas, click here.

2. Descendants of Thomas Prentice at PrenticeNet.com.

3. Stanton and Related Families by Brian Bonner Mavrogeorge. [link died]

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