Seaborn V. Prince, 89, died at his residence at the rear of 1135 6th Street about 11:25 p.m. Wednesday after an illness of three days.
A native of Louisiana, he had lived in Port Arthur for one year.
Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. N. R. Dunn, with whom Mr. Prince resided, and Mrs. O. O. Cobb, both of Port Arthur, Mrs. S. H. Manley, Mrs. V. G. Tarver, and Mrs. Myrtle Baldwin, who live in Louisiana, Mrs. E. L. Hampton of Missouri and Mrs. C. V. Scribner of Arkansas; 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The body was sent overland to Columbia, La., about 8:30 o'clock this morning by J. E. Grammier, mortician. Funeral services and burial probably will be held there Friday.
Published in The Port Arthur News (TX), February 8, 1940
Siblings:
Amanda Prince Foster
Christopher H. Prince
Minerva Prince Austin
A native of Louisiana, he had lived in Port Arthur for one year.
Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. N. R. Dunn, with whom Mr. Prince resided, and Mrs. O. O. Cobb, both of Port Arthur, Mrs. S. H. Manley, Mrs. V. G. Tarver, and Mrs. Myrtle Baldwin, who live in Louisiana, Mrs. E. L. Hampton of Missouri and Mrs. C. V. Scribner of Arkansas; 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The body was sent overland to Columbia, La., about 8:30 o'clock this morning by J. E. Grammier, mortician. Funeral services and burial probably will be held there Friday.
Published in The Port Arthur News (TX), February 8, 1940
Siblings:
Amanda Prince Foster
Christopher H. Prince
Minerva Prince Austin
Seaborn V. Prince, 89, died at his residence at the rear of 1135 6th Street about 11:25 p.m. Wednesday after an illness of three days.
A native of Louisiana, he had lived in Port Arthur for one year.
Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. N. R. Dunn, with whom Mr. Prince resided, and Mrs. O. O. Cobb, both of Port Arthur, Mrs. S. H. Manley, Mrs. V. G. Tarver, and Mrs. Myrtle Baldwin, who live in Louisiana, Mrs. E. L. Hampton of Missouri and Mrs. C. V. Scribner of Arkansas; 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The body was sent overland to Columbia, La., about 8:30 o'clock this morning by J. E. Grammier, mortician. Funeral services and burial probably will be held there Friday.
Published in The Port Arthur News (TX), February 8, 1940
Siblings:
Amanda Prince Foster
Christopher H. Prince
Minerva Prince Austin
A native of Louisiana, he had lived in Port Arthur for one year.
Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. N. R. Dunn, with whom Mr. Prince resided, and Mrs. O. O. Cobb, both of Port Arthur, Mrs. S. H. Manley, Mrs. V. G. Tarver, and Mrs. Myrtle Baldwin, who live in Louisiana, Mrs. E. L. Hampton of Missouri and Mrs. C. V. Scribner of Arkansas; 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The body was sent overland to Columbia, La., about 8:30 o'clock this morning by J. E. Grammier, mortician. Funeral services and burial probably will be held there Friday.
Published in The Port Arthur News (TX), February 8, 1940
Siblings:
Amanda Prince Foster
Christopher H. Prince
Minerva Prince Austin
Inscription
FATHER
SEBRON VERMILLON
PRINCE
1850-1939
Gravesite Details
Name spellings and the death year inscribed on headstone are incorrect.
