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Prince / Printz's of Piqua, Ohio
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Question: hello! As you can see my last name is printz
my whole family is from Ohio, Piqua actually. My great-grandfather
Joesph Printz was also from Piqua. And my grandfather James, my dad
Jim, his sister and my aunt jan, and I all were born in Piqua (And we
are all Printzs). I was just wondering if we were related and if this
was our families history too. please email me back and let me know if
you know anything about the Printz's from Piqua, Ohio. thanks so much.
Answer: Yes, there are a bunch of family members listed in the book as living in Piqua, Ohio. Here is what is in there.
1B3C5A2. William Prince, born 1834 in Page Co., VA; died 1877. He married Mary , born 1839; died . William was a physician and was a graduate the Eclectic Medical Inst. of
Cincinnati. He moved his family in 1864 to Piqua, Ohio where he spent the remainder of his
life. Children: 1B3C5A2A. William J. Prince, born 1861 in New Bremen, Auglaise Co., Ohio; died 1919 in Piqua, Ohio. He married in 1887 to Jeanette Snyder, of Washington, DC, born 1864 in NJ; died William attended schools in Piqua, Ohio and at Pickering Inst.; and took courses at Wittenberg College and entered, in 1883, Eclectic Medical
Institute of Cincinnati where he graduated in 1887. Following graduation, he returned to
Piqua where he built up a large general practice. He was active in various medical
societies, served as health officer of Miami Co., Ohio; School Board, Board of Public
Safety, President of the Ohio Board of Education, the Masons, Elks, and the Red Men.
1B3C5I2. Charles I. Prince, born May 29, 1869 in Millerstown, Champaign Co., OH; died 1958. He married on Apr. 29, 1896 in Millerstown, OH to Eva Taylor, born Feb. 1877; died , daughter of and Louise Taylor, born Nov. 1849; died Charles and Eva first lived in Urbana, Ohio, but moved later to Piqua, Ohio, where he was employed by the U. S. Railway Mail Service working trains between Pittsburgh, PA and Indianapolis, IN. Children:
1B3C5I2A. Hazel P. Prince, born Oct. 1896; died 1979. She married Charles Collins, of Piqua, OH, born ; died . She is buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Champaign Co., OH.
1B3C5I2B. Lillian G. Prince, born Dec. 1898; died . She married Zellers, of Piqua, OH,
born ; died 1B3C5I2C. Pauline Prince, born ; died 1B3C5I2D. Hubert Taylor Prince, born ; died
1B3C5I4. John Hayes Prince, born June 7, 1876 in Millerstown, OH; died 1950. He married Edith Ginn, born 1886; died . He graduated from Ohio State University and Ohio Medical School. He practiced medicine in Piqua, Ohio. In 1920, they were living in Piqua, OH. They may have had no children.
1B3H1C3B. Charles C. Prince, born June 19, 1865; died 1948. He married on Apr. 13, 1891 to Mary Rosa Brandenburg, born 1873; died 1963. They lived in Piqua, OH. They are buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Adams Twp., Champaign Co., OH. Children: 1B3H1C3B1. Hazel M. Prince, born 1891; died 1B3H1C3B2. Faye Prince, born ; died 1B3H1C3B3. C. Cloyd Prince, born 1901; died 1940 and buried in Rosedale Cemetery. 1B3H1C3B4. Grace E. Prince, born 1906; died 1B3H1B3B5. Elsie Prince, born ; died 1895 and buried in Rosedale Cemetery.
Answer: Yes, there are a bunch of family members listed in the book as living in Piqua, Ohio. Here is what is in there.
1B3C5A2. William Prince, born 1834 in Page Co., VA; died 1877. He married Mary , born 1839; died . William was a physician and was a graduate the Eclectic Medical Inst. of
Cincinnati. He moved his family in 1864 to Piqua, Ohio where he spent the remainder of his
life. Children: 1B3C5A2A. William J. Prince, born 1861 in New Bremen, Auglaise Co., Ohio; died 1919 in Piqua, Ohio. He married in 1887 to Jeanette Snyder, of Washington, DC, born 1864 in NJ; died William attended schools in Piqua, Ohio and at Pickering Inst.; and took courses at Wittenberg College and entered, in 1883, Eclectic Medical
Institute of Cincinnati where he graduated in 1887. Following graduation, he returned to
Piqua where he built up a large general practice. He was active in various medical
societies, served as health officer of Miami Co., Ohio; School Board, Board of Public
Safety, President of the Ohio Board of Education, the Masons, Elks, and the Red Men.
1B3C5I2. Charles I. Prince, born May 29, 1869 in Millerstown, Champaign Co., OH; died 1958. He married on Apr. 29, 1896 in Millerstown, OH to Eva Taylor, born Feb. 1877; died , daughter of and Louise Taylor, born Nov. 1849; died Charles and Eva first lived in Urbana, Ohio, but moved later to Piqua, Ohio, where he was employed by the U. S. Railway Mail Service working trains between Pittsburgh, PA and Indianapolis, IN. Children:
1B3C5I2A. Hazel P. Prince, born Oct. 1896; died 1979. She married Charles Collins, of Piqua, OH, born ; died . She is buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Champaign Co., OH.
1B3C5I2B. Lillian G. Prince, born Dec. 1898; died . She married Zellers, of Piqua, OH,
born ; died 1B3C5I2C. Pauline Prince, born ; died 1B3C5I2D. Hubert Taylor Prince, born ; died
1B3C5I4. John Hayes Prince, born June 7, 1876 in Millerstown, OH; died 1950. He married Edith Ginn, born 1886; died . He graduated from Ohio State University and Ohio Medical School. He practiced medicine in Piqua, Ohio. In 1920, they were living in Piqua, OH. They may have had no children.
1B3H1C3B. Charles C. Prince, born June 19, 1865; died 1948. He married on Apr. 13, 1891 to Mary Rosa Brandenburg, born 1873; died 1963. They lived in Piqua, OH. They are buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Adams Twp., Champaign Co., OH. Children: 1B3H1C3B1. Hazel M. Prince, born 1891; died 1B3H1C3B2. Faye Prince, born ; died 1B3H1C3B3. C. Cloyd Prince, born 1901; died 1940 and buried in Rosedale Cemetery. 1B3H1C3B4. Grace E. Prince, born 1906; died 1B3H1B3B5. Elsie Prince, born ; died 1895 and buried in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Howard Miller
10:22 PM on October 17, 2009
While in Duhren several years ago I purchased the book, "Duhren aus der Geschichte eines Kraichgaudorfes"
<br>(The story of a village in Kraichgau)
<br>Joh. Heinrich Brentz 1727 and Melchior Bentz 1721 are identifed as cloth makers and weaver (Tuchmacher und Weber) if my translation is correct. The book is a gold mine of information on the village Duhren, however the book is in German. Has any seen an English translation of the book?
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Mariam Cheshire
08:18 PM on November 25, 2009
Nov. 25, 2009
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<br>I am looking for several old-time cousins. About a dozen years ago we had good correspondence on Brentz and Wolfhardt research.
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<br>My line goes back to:
<br>Hans Melchior BRENTZ b. c 1646, Baden, Wuertt. Germany, m. 16 Nov 1669, in Duehren, Baden, Anna Dorothea WOLFHARDT. Hans died
<br>12 Nov. 1726, Duhren, Baden, Germany.
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<br>Then I daughter out when Elizabeth PRINCE (b. abt 1765) married Adam Kiblinger 1785 in Shenandoah Co., VA
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<br>I took a long hiatus on genealogy files and once again am working on getting them in order.
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<br>Are any of the cousins who did such hard work on this family still active?
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<br>These cousins include: Leallah Franklin, Richard Emlin Reed, Dale Dukes, Ric Tobin, Sharon Huffman, Brigitte Lloyd , Harvey Linebacker , Denis Graham
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<br>If you are out there, cousins, it would be great to reminisce with you.
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<br>Mariam <a href="mailto: Cheshire
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<br>mhc217@cox.net">Cheshire
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<br>mhc217@cox.net</a>
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