Family/Spouse: Living Oja. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Living Prentice
2. Living Prentice

Fred married Frances E. Minckler on 28 Dec 1933. Frances (daughter of Fairfield Abraham Minckler and Anna Bell Champney) was born on 8 Apr 1918 in Jonesville, VT; died about Mar 1969 in Gardner, MA; was buried in Westmoreland, NH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

[Gerorge Minkler Desc.ged]

Fairfield lived with his son Bob for many years, before going into a nursing home. He used to walk from River St. in Winchendon, MA over to So. Royalston, MA where his other son Albert lived.

I remember he shared a large bedroom with a divider down the middle, with my brother Bruce. One night Bruce had our cousin Rodney stay overnight, and in the morning they decided to throw marbles over the divider, and whenever my grandfather yelled because he was hit, that person scored a point. Well let me tell you when dad got home for lunch, they got their butts kicked.

He was a wonderful man, I loved him very much. He died on Dec. 8th, my 13th birthday![Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]

[Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]

Fairfield lived with his son Bob for many years, before going into a nursing home. He used to walk from River St. in Winchendon, MA over to So. Royalston, MA where his other son Albert lived.

I remember he shared a large bedroom with a divider down the middle, with my brother Bruce. One night Bruce had our cousin Rodney stay overnight, and in the morning they decided to throw marbles over the divider, and whenever my grandfather yelled because he was hit, that person scored a point. Well let me tell you when dad got home for lunch, they got their butts kicked.

He was a wonderful man, I loved him very much. He died on Dec. 8th, my 13th birthday![Peter Minckler Desc.ged]

Fairfield lived with his son Bob for many years, before going into a nursing home. He used to walk from River St. in Winchendon, MA over to So. Royalston, MA where his other son Albert lived.

I remember he shared a large bedroom with a divider down the middle, with my brother Bruce. One night Bruce had our cousin Rodney stay overnight, and in the morning they decided to throw marbles over the divider, and whenever my grandfather yelled because he was hit, that person scored a point. Well let me tell you when dad got home for lunch, they got their butts kicked.

He was a wonderful man, I loved him very much. He died on Dec. 8th, my 13th birthday![Albert Minckler.FTW]

[Kiflin.fbk.ftw]

Fairfield lived with his son Bob for many years, before going into a nursing home. He used to walk from River St. in Winchendon, MA over to So. Royalston, MA where his other son Albert lived.

I remember he shared a large bedroom with a divider down the middle, with my brother Bruce. One night Bruce had our cousin Rodney stay overnight, and in the morning they decided to throw marbles over the divider, and whenever my grandfather yelled because he was hit, that person scored a point. Well let me tell you when dad got home for lunch, they got their butts kicked.

He was a wonderful man, I loved him very much. He died on Dec. 8th, my 13th birthday!
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Fairfield married Anna Bell Champney before 1915. Anna was born on 30 Nov 1893 in Jericho, VT; died on 3 Nov 1943 in Westmoreland, NH; was buried on 6 Nov 1943 in South Village Cemetary, Westmoreland, NH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

[Gerorge Minkler Desc.ged]

Anna died while she still had 4 young children. From all reports she had a mean streak, but with being ill and having all those children who wouldn't be. She also had a child before she got married. Her mother raised that child.[Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]

[Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]

Anna died while she still had 4 young children. From all reports she had a mean streak, but with being ill and having all those children who wouldn't be. She also had a child before she got married. Her mother raised that child.[Peter Minckler Desc.ged]

Anna died while she still had 4 young children. From all reports she had a mean streak, but with being ill and having all those children who wouldn't be. She also had a child before she got married. Her mother raised that child.[Albert Minckler.FTW]

[Kiflin.fbk.ftw]

Anna died while she still had 4 young children. From all reports she had a mean streak, but with being ill and having all those children who wouldn't be. She also had a child before she got married. Her mother raised that child.
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Married:
[Gerorge Minkler Desc.ged]

Fair and Anna moved alot, going where the work was, often living in tar paper shacks. The children were always the new kids on the block and were bullied around by the other kids.

Two of the girls from this marriage, Frances and Beulah, married two brothers. Frances married Harold (Fred) Prentice, and Beulah married Lawrence Prentice.

Also Mary and Clarence married a brother and a sister. Mary married Ronald Sweeney
and Clarence married Gladys Sweeney.[Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]

[Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]

Fair and Anna moved alot, going where the work was, often living in tar paper shacks. The children were always the new kids on the block and were bullied around by the other kids.

Two of the girls from this marriage, Frances and Beulah, married two brothers. Frances married Harold (Fred) Prentice, and Beulah married Lawrence Prentice.

Also Mary and Clarence married a brother and a sister. Mary married Ronald Sweeney
and Clarence married Gladys Sweeney.[Peter Minckler Desc.ged]

Fair and Anna moved alot, going where the work was, often living in tar paper shacks. The children were always the new kids on the block and were bullied around by the other kids.

Two of the girls from this marriage, Frances and Beulah, married two brothers. Frances married Harold (Fred) Prentice, and Beulah married Lawrence Prentice.

Also Mary and Clarence married a brother and a sister. Mary married Ronald Sweeney
and Clarence married Gladys Sweeney.[Albert Minckler.FTW]

[Kiflin.fbk.ftw]

Fair and Anna moved alot, going where the work was, often living in tar paper shacks. The children were always the new kids on the block and were bullied around by the other kids.

Two of the girls from this marriage, Frances and Beulah, married two brothers. Frances married Harold (Fred) Prentice, and Beulah married Lawrence Prentice.

Also Mary and Clarence married a brother and a sister. Mary married Ronald Sweeney
and Clarence married Gladys Sweeney.

Notes:

[Gerorge Minkler Desc.ged]

Calvin used to represent people in court, and from all accounts he was very good at it. However you did not want to cross him, as the story goes, he got mad at his neighbor and shot the important parts off the mans prize bull. Ouch!!

There is a copy of his birth record taken from "Births in the Town of Grand Isle for the year 1858"
Pages 34 and 35, located in the section of this book called "Pictures, letters, & documents".
[Minckler/Champney & Baldwin/Royce]
[Peter Minckler Desc.ged]

Calvin used to represent people in court, and from all accounts he was very good at it. However you did not want to cross him, as the story goes, he got mad at his neighbor and shot the important parts off the mans prize bull. Ouch!!

There is a copy of his birth record taken from "Births in the Town of Grand Isle for the year 1858"
Pages 34 and 35, located in the section of this book called "Pictures, letters, & documents".
[Albert Minckler.FTW]

[Kiflin.fbk.ftw]

Calvin used to represent people in court, and from all accounts he was very good at it. However you did not want to cross him, as the story goes, he got mad at his neighbor and shot the important parts off the mans prize bull. Ouch!!

There is a copy of his birth record taken from "Births in the Town of Grand Isle for the year 1858"
Pages 34 and 35, located in the section of this book called "Pictures, letters, & documents".

Calvin + Rosetta Maria Lunt. Rosetta was born on 29 Mar 1860 in Bangor, Maine; died on 20 Feb 1924 in Duxbury, VT; was buried on 22 Feb 1924 in Essex Junction, VT. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]