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William Prince, son of William and Agnes Prince, was born 1584 inLydney, Gloucester, England, d. 1630, m. Ann and had issue:

Edward Prince b. 1608, lived in Bristol, England, d. in Virginia, m. 17 Jan1629 Mary Yeat, the daughter of Henry and Mary Yeats. Issue:

John Prince, born 1659 Surry Co., Virginia. 18 April 1739,Surry Co. Wills, p.2, Attachment of Richard Hardy against theEstate of John Prince who has lately absconded named BenjaminHardy, Roger Ingram, Richard Hamlin, Roger Delk, Newell Edwards andThomas Shelby. Issue:

Edward Prince b. 1680 Surry Co., Virginia, d. 1758 in Prince Edward Co., Virginia. The age of Edward Prince is established ina statement which he made on 19 June 1719, as a witness to the LWT ofGilbert Hay. Edward Prince, age 39 years, deposes that he was witness to said will and heard the same as Gilbert Hay.

On 16 Dec 1723, Adam Ivie of the Isle of Wight Co. deeded to Edward Prince of Prince George Co., 130 acres of land in Martins Brandon Parish, for 35 pounds, bounded on the east by Gilbert Hay, south by Robert Hobbs, and Capt. John Poythress, west by land lately sold by Mr. Peter Poythress, and north by Gilbert Hay.Issue:Nicholas, James, Joseph, Gilbert, Daniel, William, and John.

Daniel Prince, b. ca 1730, d. 1793 Union Co., S. C., listed 1790 Union Co, S. C. Census. Wife, Lydia. His LWT dtd 4/1/1793 Union Co., Bk A,P. 11. Issue: William Prince; Joseph Prince, John Prince, Sr. of UnionCo., S. C.; and Edward Prince and Richard Prince of Pendleton district,S. C. Richard Prince's LWT recorded Bk A, P. 19, Spartanburg Co.,S. C., named Isam, Celia, Sarah, and Elizabeth, as heirs.Issue:



Surry Co. Deeds:

19 Sept 1720, Charles Williams and wife, Ann Williams, of WaynokeParish in Prince George County, carpenter, to Edward Prince, Clerk ofWestopher Parish in Prince George County, for 8 pounds lawful money, 145 acres on the south side of main Blackwater Swamp (being part of 295acres formerly belonging to William Williams of Prince George County) and bounded by Indian Robins Branch and William Williams.

17 Dec 1751,Edward Prince and his wife, Hannah Prince, to Travis Griffis for45 pounds current money, 250 acres on the west side of Blackwater Swamp(being part of two patents, viz: 150 acres granted WilliamWilliams of Prince George County on 23 Mar 1715 and 200 acresgranted William Peebles on 13 Oct 1727.

17 Oct 1757.

Samuel Carlile to Joseph Prince for 19 pounds current money, 190 acreson the south side of Nottoway River and bounded by Gilbert Prince, Cockes Branch and the Great Swamp.

Sources: Surry Co., Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 by William Lindsay Hopkins; Surry County, Virginia Deeds and Estate Accounts 1734-1755 by William Lindsay Hopkins; Prince George County, Virginia Wills & Deeds 1713-1728 by Benjamin B. Weisiger III; Abbeville Co., South Carolina Wills; Spartanburg Co., South Carolina Wills; Greene Co., Ga. Deeds; 1840-1850 Morgan Co., Ga. Census; 1860 Fulton Co., Ga. Census; 1850-1860 Henry Co., Ga. Census; 1830-1840 Habersham Co., Ga Census.