Judge, of 27 King Street, Charleston & the "Runnymede Plantation" South Carolina
Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives & Attorney-General
1753-1843
Mrs. Susannah (Reid) Pringle
1768-1831
Mrs. Mary Motte (Alston) Pringle
1803-1884
of Charleston, South Carolina
1823-1895
Served in the U.S. Navy but lived for most of his life in Europe; died at Biarritz
1824-1901
Supreme Court Commissioner, of Oakland, California
1826-1899
of Charleston, South Carolina; U.S. Consul to Argentina
1827-1886
Died unmarried
1827-1909
Mrs. Mary Frances (Pringle) Mitchell
1831-1901
1833-1859
1835-1874
Captain in the South Carolina Heavy Artillery, C.S.A.; Killed in Action
1837-1863
Died in childhood
1837-1844
Mrs. Rebecca Brewton (Pringle) Frost
1839-1905
2nd Lieutenant in the South Carolina Infantry; died of fever in the Civil War
1841-1862
Captain in the 1st Regiment, South Carolina Artillery
1842-1871
27 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina
