Prince/Printz Family History
From "Brentz" in Duehren, Germany to "Printz" in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia to "Prince" in Ohio and Beyond
Victor Prince
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Post a CommentOops!The words you entered did not match the given text. Please try again. 4 Comments
Hi Victor,
It is a real pleasure to find the information on this site... very nicely done! Until I started researching our family history on ancestry.com, my part of the family tree had no idea of our connection... our Great Grandfather Emory Prince died of the Spanish Flu when my Grandfather John Prince was only a year old... his mother did not maintain connection to the family, and thus this connection was lost... Any way... having learned of it, I found that my new home is 36 miles from the Printz Cemetary and I visited it yesterday... and I immediately wondered how/why/how it was not maintained. I joined this site today to find out the story... and I saw your blog from 2019... and wow... I'd like to find out if I could participate someway in maintaining the graveyard... it is a mess.... Starting next fall I will be living here full time.... Very best wishes, Scott
Hi Victor,
If I remember correctly, didn't you record stories from my father about the past? Please let me know if you did. Thanks so much, MaryBeth
Hi Victor,
If I remember correctly, didn't you record stories from my father about the past? Please let me know if you did. Thanks so much, MaryBeth
Victor, I saw your post about the Printz Cemetary and thought this link might be helpful, if you did not already know about the efforts of the state of Virginia to keep up the Reveloutionary War Veteran Gravesites. This docuement lists George, Gotlieb (my 4th Great Grandfather) and Philip.
Here is the link if you need it: http://jlarc.virginia.gov/pdfs/reports/Rpt264.pdf Thanks, Lauren |
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