Edward Prentice

Birth30 Jun 1840 - Bankstown, New South Wales, Australia

Death31 Jan 1908 - Burwood, New South Wales, Australia

MotherRachel Ikin

FatherWilliam Prentice, sen.

Born in Bankstown, New South Wales, Australia on 30 Jun 1840 to William Prentice, sen. and Rachel Ikin. Edward Prentice married Susannah Anne Martineer and had 12 children. He passed away on 31 Jan 1908 in Burwood, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

William Prentice, Sen.
1815 - 1882

Rachel Ikin
1816 - 1913

Spouse(s)

Susannah Anne Martineer
1851 - 1932

Catherine Everina Spencer
1843 - 1863

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Harry Claude Prentice
1888 - 1962

Susan Elizabeth Prentice
1875 - 1949

Eadith Prentice
1873 - 1929

Warden Selby Prentice
1886 - 1969

Edward Justin Prentice
1877 - 1941

Weaton Carlyle Prentice
1882 - 1963

Archie William Prentice
1890 - 1971

Florrie Rosanna Prentice
1880 - 1883

Clarence Warwick Prentice
1892 - 1948

Alma Patience Prentice
1884 - 1965

Vida Anne Prentice
1894 - 1963

Alma Prentice
1884 - Unknown

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