Cynthia Harris Prince, 89, retired employee of Bell South Telephone Company, died Monday, September 7, 2015 at her residence in Columbia.
Burial in Polk Memorial Gardens.
The Spring Hill native was the daughter of the late George E. Harris and Ethel Langley Harris. On November 5, 1948 she married Fred Eugene Prince who preceded her in death August 11, 2009. Mrs. Prince was American Red Cross Volunteer of the Year in 2001 – 2002. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers Life Member Club. A longtime member of Highland Park Baptist Church, she was a former Sunday School teacher of the 5-year old class and a member of the Sunshine Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her daughter, Linda (Ron) Wantland of Knoxville; son, Michael F. (Jan) Prince of Columbia; brother, George D. (Betty) Harris of Tennessee Ridge, TN; brother-in-law, Chesley Thomason of Columbia; adopted family, Gil, Sherry, &Justin Magallanes of Clarksville; grandchildren, Michael C. “Chad “ (Jennifer) Prince of Cary , North Carolina; Matthew Corey Prince of Columbia; David Michael Wantland and Kristy (Jeff) McGaha, both of Knoxville; great grandchildren, Jaden Prince, Troy McGaha, Connor Prince, Gabriel McGaha; sisters-in-law, Sammie (R. D.) Ledford, Betty (James) Clark, Margaret Prince; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by three sisters, Annie Dalton, Jewell Thomason, and Mattie Lou Dalton; and three brothers, Arthur Harris, Charlie Harris, and Ewell Harris.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 9 Sep 2015.
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1930 Census, taken 24 Apr 1930, has George E Harris, 54, farmer, first married at 19, currently married to Ethel, 31, married at 27, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 3, and Douglas, m, 1.
1940 Census, taken 17 May 1940, has George Harris, 64, farmer, married to Ethel, 42, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 13; Douglas, m, 12; Ewell, m, 10; and Jewell, f, 10.
Burial in Polk Memorial Gardens.
The Spring Hill native was the daughter of the late George E. Harris and Ethel Langley Harris. On November 5, 1948 she married Fred Eugene Prince who preceded her in death August 11, 2009. Mrs. Prince was American Red Cross Volunteer of the Year in 2001 – 2002. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers Life Member Club. A longtime member of Highland Park Baptist Church, she was a former Sunday School teacher of the 5-year old class and a member of the Sunshine Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her daughter, Linda (Ron) Wantland of Knoxville; son, Michael F. (Jan) Prince of Columbia; brother, George D. (Betty) Harris of Tennessee Ridge, TN; brother-in-law, Chesley Thomason of Columbia; adopted family, Gil, Sherry, &Justin Magallanes of Clarksville; grandchildren, Michael C. “Chad “ (Jennifer) Prince of Cary , North Carolina; Matthew Corey Prince of Columbia; David Michael Wantland and Kristy (Jeff) McGaha, both of Knoxville; great grandchildren, Jaden Prince, Troy McGaha, Connor Prince, Gabriel McGaha; sisters-in-law, Sammie (R. D.) Ledford, Betty (James) Clark, Margaret Prince; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by three sisters, Annie Dalton, Jewell Thomason, and Mattie Lou Dalton; and three brothers, Arthur Harris, Charlie Harris, and Ewell Harris.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 9 Sep 2015.
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1930 Census, taken 24 Apr 1930, has George E Harris, 54, farmer, first married at 19, currently married to Ethel, 31, married at 27, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 3, and Douglas, m, 1.
1940 Census, taken 17 May 1940, has George Harris, 64, farmer, married to Ethel, 42, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 13; Douglas, m, 12; Ewell, m, 10; and Jewell, f, 10.
Cynthia Harris Prince, 89, retired employee of Bell South Telephone Company, died Monday, September 7, 2015 at her residence in Columbia.
Burial in Polk Memorial Gardens.
The Spring Hill native was the daughter of the late George E. Harris and Ethel Langley Harris. On November 5, 1948 she married Fred Eugene Prince who preceded her in death August 11, 2009. Mrs. Prince was American Red Cross Volunteer of the Year in 2001 – 2002. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers Life Member Club. A longtime member of Highland Park Baptist Church, she was a former Sunday School teacher of the 5-year old class and a member of the Sunshine Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her daughter, Linda (Ron) Wantland of Knoxville; son, Michael F. (Jan) Prince of Columbia; brother, George D. (Betty) Harris of Tennessee Ridge, TN; brother-in-law, Chesley Thomason of Columbia; adopted family, Gil, Sherry, &Justin Magallanes of Clarksville; grandchildren, Michael C. “Chad “ (Jennifer) Prince of Cary , North Carolina; Matthew Corey Prince of Columbia; David Michael Wantland and Kristy (Jeff) McGaha, both of Knoxville; great grandchildren, Jaden Prince, Troy McGaha, Connor Prince, Gabriel McGaha; sisters-in-law, Sammie (R. D.) Ledford, Betty (James) Clark, Margaret Prince; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by three sisters, Annie Dalton, Jewell Thomason, and Mattie Lou Dalton; and three brothers, Arthur Harris, Charlie Harris, and Ewell Harris.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 9 Sep 2015.
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1930 Census, taken 24 Apr 1930, has George E Harris, 54, farmer, first married at 19, currently married to Ethel, 31, married at 27, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 3, and Douglas, m, 1.
1940 Census, taken 17 May 1940, has George Harris, 64, farmer, married to Ethel, 42, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 13; Douglas, m, 12; Ewell, m, 10; and Jewell, f, 10.
Burial in Polk Memorial Gardens.
The Spring Hill native was the daughter of the late George E. Harris and Ethel Langley Harris. On November 5, 1948 she married Fred Eugene Prince who preceded her in death August 11, 2009. Mrs. Prince was American Red Cross Volunteer of the Year in 2001 – 2002. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers Life Member Club. A longtime member of Highland Park Baptist Church, she was a former Sunday School teacher of the 5-year old class and a member of the Sunshine Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her daughter, Linda (Ron) Wantland of Knoxville; son, Michael F. (Jan) Prince of Columbia; brother, George D. (Betty) Harris of Tennessee Ridge, TN; brother-in-law, Chesley Thomason of Columbia; adopted family, Gil, Sherry, &Justin Magallanes of Clarksville; grandchildren, Michael C. “Chad “ (Jennifer) Prince of Cary , North Carolina; Matthew Corey Prince of Columbia; David Michael Wantland and Kristy (Jeff) McGaha, both of Knoxville; great grandchildren, Jaden Prince, Troy McGaha, Connor Prince, Gabriel McGaha; sisters-in-law, Sammie (R. D.) Ledford, Betty (James) Clark, Margaret Prince; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by three sisters, Annie Dalton, Jewell Thomason, and Mattie Lou Dalton; and three brothers, Arthur Harris, Charlie Harris, and Ewell Harris.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 9 Sep 2015.
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1930 Census, taken 24 Apr 1930, has George E Harris, 54, farmer, first married at 19, currently married to Ethel, 31, married at 27, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 3, and Douglas, m, 1.
1940 Census, taken 17 May 1940, has George Harris, 64, farmer, married to Ethel, 42, living in 3rd Civil District, Maury County, TN. Children are: Cynthis, f, 13; Douglas, m, 12; Ewell, m, 10; and Jewell, f, 10.
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