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William Henry Prince

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William Henry Prince

Birth
USA
Death
18 Jul 1878 (aged 56)
USA
Burial
Estillfork, Jackson County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
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My g-g-g-grandpa:

William Henry Prince, son of Jesse Numon Prince and Delilah Carter, married Eliza Jane (Trice) in 1847 in Franklin Co., TN. Their children: Laston Marion, Lydia A., Riley, Mary Jane, Jesse Tansy, James Henry, Amanda, William Butler, Andrew Jackson, Frances, Robert E.L., Edley Johnson, Hannah T., and Warner L. (Warnie)

Submitted by Ron Prince in the "The Heritage of Jackson County, Alabama":
William Henry Prince was a prominent land owner and prosperous farmer in Paint Rock Valley until his death in 1878. He served as the captain of a Jackson county company in the Alabama State Militia during the Civil War and was known to his neighbors as "Cap'n Billy" in relation to his Civil War rank.

He helped form a Home Guard with my g-g-grandpa George Washington Hinshaw and my g-g-grandpa, John Bishop, during the Civil War. There is more written about this Home Guard under the name of George Washington Hinshaw.
My g-g-g-grandpa:

William Henry Prince, son of Jesse Numon Prince and Delilah Carter, married Eliza Jane (Trice) in 1847 in Franklin Co., TN. Their children: Laston Marion, Lydia A., Riley, Mary Jane, Jesse Tansy, James Henry, Amanda, William Butler, Andrew Jackson, Frances, Robert E.L., Edley Johnson, Hannah T., and Warner L. (Warnie)

Submitted by Ron Prince in the "The Heritage of Jackson County, Alabama":
William Henry Prince was a prominent land owner and prosperous farmer in Paint Rock Valley until his death in 1878. He served as the captain of a Jackson county company in the Alabama State Militia during the Civil War and was known to his neighbors as "Cap'n Billy" in relation to his Civil War rank.

He helped form a Home Guard with my g-g-grandpa George Washington Hinshaw and my g-g-grandpa, John Bishop, during the Civil War. There is more written about this Home Guard under the name of George Washington Hinshaw.

Inscription

"Blessed are the ded which die in the Lord from hence fourth yea saith the spirit that they may rest from their labores and their works do follow them"



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