George Princerims

George Oliver Princerims was born on June 25, 1737 to Oliver and Brenda Carfax Princerims in Hamilcar, Wheeland. He became interested in politics at a young age. His father was a senator for New Carcassia and so was his uncle, Johnny. His mother taught him how to read and write because of how many time his family moved. When he turned 36 he became a lawyer. Not many people liked him because he didn't have any formal training. Then he began to win case after case. In 1795 he was asked to join the rebel army. He accepted. His parents were very disappointed though. They didn't want him fighting with the rebels. But George thought that the rebels were being treated unfairly. When the rebels won their independence Princerims was asked to join the Riders Party. He was asked to be apart of Samuel Racington's ticket and he accepted. Unfortunately, they lost the election. Racington soon became the governor of Rideston. In 1804 Princerims was elected as the second governor of Wheeland. He served for two terms and then retired to his residence. Though he wasn't married he adopted a child named Jaden Wheelwire in 1805. He was able to see his adopted son graduate high school. He died on September 9, 1834 at the age of 97.