Samuel, William, John and Robert Huntley Prentiss Families from History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net  - Sharon Franklin

Surname: PRENTISS
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, Page 258

SAMUEL, WILLIAM and JOHN PRENTISS and ROBERT HUNTLEY (see Huntley family), 4 brothers, came 
from New Boston to Acworth, 1799.

SAMUEL - married Lydia Clark (see Ephraim Clark family) - children,
I. Polly
II. Ephraim
III. Theron
IV. Margaret
V. Willard
VI. Nancy
VII. Samuel

JOHN - born 1767 - married Mary Brown - removed in 1819 to Plainfield, Vermont - died 1842.  
His wife lived to see the grandchild of her grandchild - children, eight, of whom five are 
living.
I. Betsey - married Alvan Wood (see Wood family).
II. John - married Mahala Huntoon, residence Leroy, Ohio - children,
     1. Silvia
     2. Ethan
     3. Cyrene
     4. Ursula
     5. Rodney
     6. Rhoda (twin to Rodney)
III. Luther R. residence Warrensville, Ohio - married Abigail Patterson, a native of Acworth - 
children,
     1. Zelma - died 1816.
     2. Mendon
     3. Mineda
     4. Willard
     5. Mary 
     6. Ella
IV. Sarah - married George Ayres of Plainfield, Vermont - children,
     1. Lucina
     2. Olive - residence Barre, Vermont
V. Lewis - married Maria Reed - children,
     1. Harriet
     2. Charles

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