Vincent, an accountant by trade, married Ann Lownes in Richmond on 16 January 1841. They had at least three children: John, Clifford and Vincent, Jr.
He enlisted as a Private in Co. "D", 1st Battalion, Richmond Local Defense Troops on 7 June 1863. He was on the rolls of the Ordnance Department as a Contractor for October through December 1864. There is no record of service after that.
He died of a "Valvular Disease of the Heart", per Cemetery records. His grave in the George Phippin, Jr. plot, which he shares with John and Vincent, Jr., is unmarked.
He enlisted as a Private in Co. "D", 1st Battalion, Richmond Local Defense Troops on 7 June 1863. He was on the rolls of the Ordnance Department as a Contractor for October through December 1864. There is no record of service after that.
He died of a "Valvular Disease of the Heart", per Cemetery records. His grave in the George Phippin, Jr. plot, which he shares with John and Vincent, Jr., is unmarked.
Vincent, an accountant by trade, married Ann Lownes in Richmond on 16 January 1841. They had at least three children: John, Clifford and Vincent, Jr.
He enlisted as a Private in Co. "D", 1st Battalion, Richmond Local Defense Troops on 7 June 1863. He was on the rolls of the Ordnance Department as a Contractor for October through December 1864. There is no record of service after that.
He died of a "Valvular Disease of the Heart", per Cemetery records. His grave in the George Phippin, Jr. plot, which he shares with John and Vincent, Jr., is unmarked.
He enlisted as a Private in Co. "D", 1st Battalion, Richmond Local Defense Troops on 7 June 1863. He was on the rolls of the Ordnance Department as a Contractor for October through December 1864. There is no record of service after that.
He died of a "Valvular Disease of the Heart", per Cemetery records. His grave in the George Phippin, Jr. plot, which he shares with John and Vincent, Jr., is unmarked.
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