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Elizabeth Pierce Horner Pringle

Birth
Fayette County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
29 Nov 1844 (aged 30)
Fayette County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Luzerne, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
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On May 3, 1832, Elizabeth married John Snyder Pringle born Oct. 23, 1804 near McKee's Gap, Blair County, PA died June 6, 1884. John is the son of William and Elizabeth (Snyder) Pringle. John married after Elizabeth's death. He married Sarah Ellen Snider they had ten children. John was a builder of flat bottom boats. John was very successful and his boat were used on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. He built the Arabia steamboat which sank in the Missouri, was covered with mud, discovered, dug up and is now in a museum in Kansas City, MO. www.1856.com

Elizabeth and John had six children

Elizabeth Pringle 1833-?, married Jacob Walters
Ann Pringle 1834-1911, never married
William Pringle 1836-1865, served in the Civil War
George Pringle 1839 died young
Sarah Pringle 1841-1925, married Andrew Axton 1839-1906
Mary Pringle died young
On May 3, 1832, Elizabeth married John Snyder Pringle born Oct. 23, 1804 near McKee's Gap, Blair County, PA died June 6, 1884. John is the son of William and Elizabeth (Snyder) Pringle. John married after Elizabeth's death. He married Sarah Ellen Snider they had ten children. John was a builder of flat bottom boats. John was very successful and his boat were used on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. He built the Arabia steamboat which sank in the Missouri, was covered with mud, discovered, dug up and is now in a museum in Kansas City, MO. www.1856.com

Elizabeth and John had six children

Elizabeth Pringle 1833-?, married Jacob Walters
Ann Pringle 1834-1911, never married
William Pringle 1836-1865, served in the Civil War
George Pringle 1839 died young
Sarah Pringle 1841-1925, married Andrew Axton 1839-1906
Mary Pringle died young


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