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     Fleetwood Pride was born in March 1864 in New Brunswick, Canada.¹ He married secondly Lizzie Ann Edwards, daughter of Joseph W. Edwards and Lizzie Fields, on 1 September 1895 in Island Falls, Maine.²

     Elizabeth Prideaux was the daughter of Nicholas Prideaux.¹ Elizabeth Prideaux married Rev. John Tindal.¹

     Nicholas Prideaux. President of the Council of Barbados.¹

     Frances Ethel Primrose was born on 21 March 1860 in Sainte Foy, Québec.¹ She was the daughter of Francis Neil Primrose and Henrietta Elizabeth Story Sewell.¹ Frances Ethel Primrose was baptised on 29 April 1860 at Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Québec, privately by the Rev. E.W. Sewell.¹ She married Henry Stafford Tyndale-Biscoe, son of William Earle Biscoe and Elizabeth Carey Sandeman, on 22 January 1884 in St. Luke's, Torquay, Devon,
The marriage of Mr. H. Stafford T. Biscoe eldest son of W. E. Biscoe, Esq., of Holton Park, Oxfordshire, with Miss F. E. Primrose, only child of the late F. N. Primrose, Esq., of Bixley Hall, Norfolk, was celebrated at St. Luke’s, Torquay, on Tuesday morning, the 22nd inst. The Rev. P. Williams, Rector of Rewe, Exeter, cousin of the bride, officiated, assisted by the Rev. W. S. Boyle, Vicar of the parish. The service was choral, Hymn 360 being sung as the bride came up the aisle, and Hymn 379 at the conclusion of the service. The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. E. M. Primrose, and was attended by six bridesmaids — Miss M. and Miss A. Halliday, Miss Claudine Primrose, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Tyndale-Biscoe, and Miss M. Mackenzie. The bride wore an ivory Duchesse satin dress, trimmed with Brussels lace, tulle veil, and wreath of orange blossoms. The dresses of the bridesmaids were pale blue embroidered muslin, trimmed with cream lace; straw hats with lace and blue feathers. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. A. S. Tyndale-Biscoe, R.A., as best man. After the register was signed the guests returned to Sorel, the residence of Mrs. G. C. Harris, the bride’s aunt, for the wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Biscoe left Torquay at three o’clock for Salisbury, en route for Westfield, Hayling Island, lent to them by Mrs. Sandeman, the bridegroom’s grandmother. The bride’s travelling dress was dark grey cashmere and velvet costume, trimmed with brown maratout, and grey bonnet with a red feather. Amongst the wedding presents, which were very numerous and handsome, were particularly noticeable a handsome walnut wood library writing-table, presented by the tenant farmers of the Holton Estate and T. E. Withington, Esq., of Holton Cottage; a handsome revolving breakfast dish, by the cottage tenants; a pair of silver-gilt sugar tongs and tea scoop and bedroom candlestick, by the servants at Holton Park; a family Bible, by the mistress and children of Holton School; and a silver tea service and candlesticks, by the tenants of the Bixley Hall Estate and — Hansell, Esq.^2,3 Frances Ethel Primrose died on 12 March 1926 in Hayfield, Derbyshire, at the age of 65.

     Francis Neil Primrose was born on 27 March 1832.² He was the son of Hon. Francis Ward Primrose Q.C. and Percy Gore.² Francis Neil Primrose was baptised on 24 July 1832 at Holy Trinity, Québec.² A contract for the marriage of Francis Neil Primrose and Henrietta Elizabeth Story Sewell was signed on 4 June 1857 at Québec; before Phillipe Huot, notaire.¹ Francis Neil Primrose died on 24 November 1864 in Québec at the age of 32.³ He was buried on 28 November 1864 in Québec, by the Rev. George V. Housman. A memorial inscription has been added to his father's gravestone in Mount Hermon cemetery AA19.^3,4

     Hon. Francis Ward Primrose Q.C.. Inspector General of the King's domain for the Province of Lower Canada.¹ He was born on 13 February 1784. He married Percy Gore, daughter of Colonel Ralph Gore, on 10 November 1829.¹ Hon. Francis Ward Primrose Q.C. died on 26 May 1860 in Québec at the age of 76.²

     Cleo Prince was born on 8 February 1921 in Oakfield, Maine.² She was the daughter of Owen L. Prince and Nina Francis Duton.¹ Cleo Prince married William Wingate Sewall, son of Fred Stinson Sewall and Phyllis E. Garverich, on 26 November 1938.² Cleo Prince died on 23 October 2014 in Mountain Heights Health Care Facility, Patten, Maine, at the age of 93.¹

     Owen L. Prince married Nina Francis Duton.¹

     Edward Hiram Prindle was born on 18 December 1885 (probably 1885) in Plattsburg, New York. He was the son of Hiram Nathan Prindle and Mary Emma Allard. Edward Hiram Prindle married secondly Effie Della Sewall, daughter of Frank Lincoln Sewall and Catherine Vlcek, on 21 June 1919 in Vancouver, British Columbia.¹ Edward Hiram Prindle died on 18 December 1950 at the age of 65.

     Hiram Nathan Prindle married Mary Emma Allard.

     Rowena Pritchard died on 31 August 2013 in Bangor.

     Hannah Proctor was the daughter of George P. Proctor.² Hannah Proctor married John Lowell, son of John Lowell and Mary (Unknown), on 3 January 1653 in Boston, Massachusetts.²

     Edward Prodgers. A banker of Shropshire.¹ He married Margaret Powell, daughter of John Powell and Jane Grant, on 13 November 1808 in Ludford, Shropshire.^1,2 In 1824 Prodgers was declared bankrupt.

     Reese Trego Prosser. Professor of mathematics at Dartmouth College. He was born on 18 May 1927 in Minneapolis. He was the son of William Lloyd Prosser and Eleanor Sewall.¹ Reese Trego Prosser died on 15 June 1996 at the age of 69.

     Richard Sewall Prosser was born on 8 April 1930 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was the son of William Lloyd Prosser and Eleanor Sewall.¹ He graduated as a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley. He served in the army from 1952-54 and was stationed at Fort Ord. An expert in the field of transportation, Mr. Prosser was employed briefly by Shell Oil Company and by the Minnesota Mining Company in the freight traffic department. He spent most of his professional career teaching business, economics, and accounting. Mr. Prosser was an avid railroad fan and he wrote a scholarly history of the Minnesota railroads entitled Rails to the North Star which was published in 1966. Richard Sewall Prosser died on 27 July 2005 in Berkeley, California, at the age of 75 after a short illness.²

     Thomas Lovett Prosser was born on 10 March 1936.² He was the son of William Lloyd Prosser and Eleanor Sewall.¹ Thomas Lovett Prosser died on 7 February 2003 probably in Santa Cruz, California, at the age of 66.²

     William Lloyd Prosser. Dean of the Law School at Berkely, Professor at Hastings College of Law.² He was born in 1898 in Indiana.³ He was the son of C.A. Prosser. William Lloyd Prosser married Eleanor Sewall, daughter of Samuel Lovatt Sewall and Jessie Douglas Newson, on 19 September 1925.⁴ William Lloyd Prosser and Eleanor Sewall appear on the census of 1932 he is an attorney in a law firm.³ William Lloyd Prosser died in 1972.

     John Proudfoot was born on 2 May 1890 in Huron County, Ontario.² He married secondly Katharine Sewall, daughter of Benjamin Bowman Sewall and Dulcenia Harris.^1,2 John Proudfoot died in 1967 in Waltham, Massachusetts.²

     Abraham Provoost was born on 19 December 1711.¹ He was the son of Dr. Jacobus Provoost and Maria Vander Poel.¹ Abraham Provoost died before 1725.¹

     Agnietje Provoost was born before 1673.¹ She was the daughter of Johannes Provoost and Sarah Staats.¹ Agnietje Provoost married Johannes Nerbery on 12 November 1696 in New York City.¹

     Dr. Jacobus Provoost was born circa 1675.¹ He was the son of Johannes Provoost and Sarah Staats.¹ Dr. Jacobus Provoost married Maria Vander Poel, daughter of Melchert Vander Poel and Ariantje Verplananck, on 1 June 1699 in New York City.¹ Dr. Jacobus Provoost died in 1732 in New Jersey.¹

     Johannes Provoost married firstly Sarah Staats, daughter of Abram Staats and Trijntgen Jochemse, in 1670.²

     Samuel Provoost was born in 1701.¹ He was the son of Dr. Jacobus Provoost and Maria Vander Poel.¹ Samuel Provoost married Maritie Meyyers on 2 March 1722 in Hackensack.¹

     Sarah Provoost was the daughter of Dr. Jacobus Provoost and Maria Vander Poel.¹ Sarah Provoost married Johannes Low on 30 January 1724 in New York City.¹

     Abigail Prudden was baptised on 13 February 1647/48 at Milford, Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of Rev. Peter Prudden and Joanna Boyse.² Abigail Prudden married Joseph Walker, son of Robert Walker and Sarah (Unknown), on 14 November 1667.¹ The marriage intention of Abigail Prudden and Sgt. Richard Hubbell was published on 16 April 1688 it was his third marriage.³ Abigail Prudden died circa January 1717/18 in Stratfield, Connecticut.¹

     Rev. Peter Prudden was born in 1600 in King's Walden, Hertfordshire.² He came to Boston on 26 June 1637 on the Hector.² He married Joanna Boyse, daughter of Rev. John Boyse.¹ Rev. Peter Prudden died on 6 July 1656 in Milford, Connecticut.²

     Mary Pryce was the daughter of Rev. Salusbury Pryce D.D. Mary Pryce married Rev. Evan Humphreys.¹