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PUZZLE:

A chocolate bar always consists of a rectangular array of small squares of chocolate (with more than one row and column). Three families each buy an identical chocolate bar. The Smith family consists only of Mr. & Mrs. Smith. The Jones Family has two parents and an only child and the Cacher Family has a mother, father and triplets.  Each family try to share out their chocolate bar equally, by giving everyone the same number of squares of chocolate. However, in each case, there is one square of chocolate left over. What is the minimum number of squares of chocolate there could possibly be in the chocolate bar?

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