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Paul Prince

1720 – 1809

14 May 1720 - 25 Nov 1809

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About Paul Prince

Lived 1720 – 1809 (aged 89).

Paul Prince (May 14, 1720 – November 25, 1809) was a patriot in the American Revolutionary War.

Life and career Prince was born in Duxbury, Province of Massachusetts Bay, in 1720, a second son to shipwright Benjamin Prince and Abial Nelson. While Princes Point Road in Yarmouth, Maine, is named for Paul, Princes Point itself is named for his father, who died, aged 44, when Paul was seventeen years old; his mother died when he was twenty-four.

He married Hannah Cushing (1722–1814) in 1743. The couple had ten children, including Cushing Prince in 1745. The other nine were Sarah (born 1744), Rachel (1747), Hannah (1749), Ruth (1751), David (1753), Else (1756), Paul Jr. (1758), Pyam (1760) and Ammi (1763). Prince compiled a book, known as the Paul Prince Bible, containing the record of births of his children. It was printed in Edinburgh in 1791.

Death Prince died in North Yarmouth, Massachusetts (now in Maine), in 1809, aged 89.

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Who was Paul Prince?

14 May 1720 - 25 Nov 1809

When was Paul Prince born?

Paul Prince was born on 14 May 1720 in Duxbury, Massachusetts, Province of Massachusetts Bay.

When did Paul Prince die?

Paul Prince died on 25 November 1809 in Massachusetts, North Yarmouth, Maine.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Paul Prince

· Wikidata: Q113677855

· DBpedia: Paul Prince (patriot)

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