In the 1905 NY state census, Harry Prince, 26, is living in Troy on Marvin Ave., with his widowed mother, Hannah Prince, and his siblings: Samuel 22, and Thersa 19. Harry and his brother are moulders.
In the 1920 census, Harry Prince, 41, a laborer at an iron mill, is living at 16? Erie St., Troy. In the household is his wife, Mary, 38, and their children: John 13, Marion 10, Harold 8, and Marjory 2 years and 9? months.
In the 1940 census, Harry Prince, 61, is living with his wife, Mary A., 57, at 3274? 6th Ave., Troy, with their children: Ruth L., 17? and Mildred M., 15.
Harry P. Prince a resident of Troy for many years, died at his home, 58 Second Ave., after a long illness. A native of England, he came to this country as a youth. He was a member of Grace Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, the former Miss Mary Freeman; four daughters: Mrs. Mary McCarty, Los Angeles, CA, Mrs. Marjorie Moran, Columbus, OH, Ruth and Mildred Prince, Troy, two sons: John Prince, Dunellen, NJ, and Pvt. Harold S. Prince, U.S.A.; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Willis, Schenectady, Mrs. Leo Mosseau and one brother, Samuel Prince, Troy.
He was predeceased by his parents, John ? and Hannah Prince, (who died in 1914); his siblings: Mrs. Esau Parsons, Walter Prince, and Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn.
The funeral was conducted privately from the Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel, 818 River Street, Rev. Ernest F Tripp, pastor of St. Mark's Methodist Church, officiated.
[obit in: The Times Record, Troy, NY, July 26, 1944; note the obit in this newspaper incorrectly lists siblings as his children.]
In the 1920 census, Harry Prince, 41, a laborer at an iron mill, is living at 16? Erie St., Troy. In the household is his wife, Mary, 38, and their children: John 13, Marion 10, Harold 8, and Marjory 2 years and 9? months.
In the 1940 census, Harry Prince, 61, is living with his wife, Mary A., 57, at 3274? 6th Ave., Troy, with their children: Ruth L., 17? and Mildred M., 15.
Harry P. Prince a resident of Troy for many years, died at his home, 58 Second Ave., after a long illness. A native of England, he came to this country as a youth. He was a member of Grace Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, the former Miss Mary Freeman; four daughters: Mrs. Mary McCarty, Los Angeles, CA, Mrs. Marjorie Moran, Columbus, OH, Ruth and Mildred Prince, Troy, two sons: John Prince, Dunellen, NJ, and Pvt. Harold S. Prince, U.S.A.; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Willis, Schenectady, Mrs. Leo Mosseau and one brother, Samuel Prince, Troy.
He was predeceased by his parents, John ? and Hannah Prince, (who died in 1914); his siblings: Mrs. Esau Parsons, Walter Prince, and Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn.
The funeral was conducted privately from the Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel, 818 River Street, Rev. Ernest F Tripp, pastor of St. Mark's Methodist Church, officiated.
[obit in: The Times Record, Troy, NY, July 26, 1944; note the obit in this newspaper incorrectly lists siblings as his children.]
In the 1905 NY state census, Harry Prince, 26, is living in Troy on Marvin Ave., with his widowed mother, Hannah Prince, and his siblings: Samuel 22, and Thersa 19. Harry and his brother are moulders.
In the 1920 census, Harry Prince, 41, a laborer at an iron mill, is living at 16? Erie St., Troy. In the household is his wife, Mary, 38, and their children: John 13, Marion 10, Harold 8, and Marjory 2 years and 9? months.
In the 1940 census, Harry Prince, 61, is living with his wife, Mary A., 57, at 3274? 6th Ave., Troy, with their children: Ruth L., 17? and Mildred M., 15.
Harry P. Prince a resident of Troy for many years, died at his home, 58 Second Ave., after a long illness. A native of England, he came to this country as a youth. He was a member of Grace Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, the former Miss Mary Freeman; four daughters: Mrs. Mary McCarty, Los Angeles, CA, Mrs. Marjorie Moran, Columbus, OH, Ruth and Mildred Prince, Troy, two sons: John Prince, Dunellen, NJ, and Pvt. Harold S. Prince, U.S.A.; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Willis, Schenectady, Mrs. Leo Mosseau and one brother, Samuel Prince, Troy.
He was predeceased by his parents, John ? and Hannah Prince, (who died in 1914); his siblings: Mrs. Esau Parsons, Walter Prince, and Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn.
The funeral was conducted privately from the Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel, 818 River Street, Rev. Ernest F Tripp, pastor of St. Mark's Methodist Church, officiated.
[obit in: The Times Record, Troy, NY, July 26, 1944; note the obit in this newspaper incorrectly lists siblings as his children.]
In the 1920 census, Harry Prince, 41, a laborer at an iron mill, is living at 16? Erie St., Troy. In the household is his wife, Mary, 38, and their children: John 13, Marion 10, Harold 8, and Marjory 2 years and 9? months.
In the 1940 census, Harry Prince, 61, is living with his wife, Mary A., 57, at 3274? 6th Ave., Troy, with their children: Ruth L., 17? and Mildred M., 15.
Harry P. Prince a resident of Troy for many years, died at his home, 58 Second Ave., after a long illness. A native of England, he came to this country as a youth. He was a member of Grace Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, the former Miss Mary Freeman; four daughters: Mrs. Mary McCarty, Los Angeles, CA, Mrs. Marjorie Moran, Columbus, OH, Ruth and Mildred Prince, Troy, two sons: John Prince, Dunellen, NJ, and Pvt. Harold S. Prince, U.S.A.; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Willis, Schenectady, Mrs. Leo Mosseau and one brother, Samuel Prince, Troy.
He was predeceased by his parents, John ? and Hannah Prince, (who died in 1914); his siblings: Mrs. Esau Parsons, Walter Prince, and Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn.
The funeral was conducted privately from the Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel, 818 River Street, Rev. Ernest F Tripp, pastor of St. Mark's Methodist Church, officiated.
[obit in: The Times Record, Troy, NY, July 26, 1944; note the obit in this newspaper incorrectly lists siblings as his children.]
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