Fort Prince SC
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Jack Prince, descendent of John Prince
Esq. by Fort Prince marker |
"Site of Fort Prince,
built by the early settlers as a place of refuge during the Indian Wars, 1756-1761; occupied by the Whigs (those who favored the colonial cause and independence) from Nov. 22, 1776 to March 17, 1777. The British under the command of Colonel Innes were driven from the fort by the Americans under Col. Edward Hampton, July 16, 1780." |
Reconstructed house on homesite of
William Berry Prince and Lydia Maverick Earle Prince near Landrum, SC |
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Sign for family cemetery
of William Berry Prince. Cemetery is located on Prince Cemetery Lane
in Polk County, NC just across the state line from Landrum, SC |
Gathering of descendants
of William Berry Prince at family cemetery. Cemetery is located on Prince
Cemetery Lane in Polk County, NC just across the state line from Landrum, SC |