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Brothers Frank and William Prince migrated to Pasadena from Tennessee in 1886 and were one of the first African-American families to establish residency in the city. William, along with Joseph Homes, who in 1883 became the first African-American resident in unincorporated Pasadena, were among the group who in 1887 founded First African Methodist Episcopal Church, the first African-American church established in Pasadena. In the photo are: (Bottom row, left to right) - Comment (mother), Frank (father); (Top row, left to right) - Obie, Sarah, Clifford, Preston
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