George Parker Ring married Suzanne Virginia ("Virgie") Micou ca 1856; they were married until his death. The couple had two children, namely:
WILLIAM M. RING (1857, Louisiana - unknown) and
RIETTA (RING) [GLASSELL] RICHTER (1860, Louisiana - 1930, California).
THE DAILY PICAYUNE; New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana; Sunday, June 16, 1867; Page 2:
"RING
On Sunday evening, June 9, Capt. GEORGE P. RING, a native of Tennessee, aged 37 years, late a member of the 6th Louisiana Regiment, C. S. A."
In 1885, George's widow, Virgie, married Andrew Glassell III (1827-1901) of Los Angeles, California; in 1886, George and Virgie's daughter, Rietta Ring, married her stepfather's son, Andrew Glassell (1860-1924).
Capt. Ring was the first Confederate Officer to be given orders to train Blacks for warfare in 1864.
George Parker Ring married Suzanne Virginia ("Virgie") Micou ca 1856; they were married until his death. The couple had two children, namely:
WILLIAM M. RING (1857, Louisiana - unknown) and
RIETTA (RING) [GLASSELL] RICHTER (1860, Louisiana - 1930, California).
THE DAILY PICAYUNE; New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana; Sunday, June 16, 1867; Page 2:
"RING
On Sunday evening, June 9, Capt. GEORGE P. RING, a native of Tennessee, aged 37 years, late a member of the 6th Louisiana Regiment, C. S. A."
In 1885, George's widow, Virgie, married Andrew Glassell III (1827-1901) of Los Angeles, California; in 1886, George and Virgie's daughter, Rietta Ring, married her stepfather's son, Andrew Glassell (1860-1924).
Capt. Ring was the first Confederate Officer to be given orders to train Blacks for warfare in 1864.
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