The Prettymans of Lewes
A page dedicated to the families of James Pride and Ida Millman Prettyman


  • Bacton to Lewes
  • Cape Henlopen
  • 311 Mulberry

    Meet The Prettymans:

  • The Parents of James Pride Prettyman Samuel Edward Prettyman and
    Sarah Hester Pride Prettyman
  • Our Grandfather James Pride Prettyman
  • Our Grandmother Ida May Millman
  • The marriage of James Pride and Ida May Millman
  • Meet their children Mildred, Milman and James, Jr.
  • First child Mildred Hester Prettyman and her husband Joseph August Haverbeck
  • Second child Milman Edward Prettyman, Sr., and his wife Mary Louise Eskridge Prettyman
  • Third child James Pride Prettyman, Jr., and his wife Miriam Graham Prettyman
  • The children of Mildred, Milman and James, Jr. are Milman Jr, Mary Suzanne, Mary Jo, James Pride III, Richard Graham
  • Milman E. Prettyman, Jr.
  • Mary Suzanne Potts
  • Mary Jo Haverbeck
  • James Pride Prettyman, III
  • Richard Graham Prettyman

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    12/25/06

    From The Oldest To The Youngest

    Samuel
    Samuel Edward Prettyman--- born Aug. 27, 1858; died March 14, 1925     		Zackary
    Zackary Boyd Prettyman -- born Oct. 25, 2003 to Gregg and Barbara Prettyman.
    The Prettyman Manor In Bacton, England

    Prettyman
    The Prettyman Manor, known as the "Manor House," is located in Bacton, England in the county of Suffolk. The house was built in 1714 and stands in three acres of gardens and orchard. The family coat of arms is visible above the second floor inside a gable on the roof. The "Manor House" is presently leased to the Manor House Christians Trust by the Prettyman family, and is used as a home for 16 elderly Christians. This occurred due to the heavy death duties imposed on property owners in England. The inside of "Manor House" has been preserved with all of the original carved woodwork which in some areas has been covered in order to maintain it so that the family may return at some later date.

    Milman E. Prettyman, oldest son of James and Ida, was an avid geneologist. His papers and photos are the foundation for this web site. Some material also comes from "The Prettyman Family In England and America," a book written by Reverend Edgar Cannon Prettyman tracing the history of the Prettyman family from 1361 to 1968 in England and America.

    For more information contact:
    Mary Jo Haverbeck
    mjh11@psu.edu