William, like his father, was a blacksmith and both men spent their lives on a small farm east of St. Bernice, Indiana.
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His newspaper obituary in The Newport Hoosier State, August 6,1902, related, "William Price, an estimable citizen of St. Bernice, died at 10 o'clock one week ago last Sunday. He had always resided in that locality, and was respected by everyone. He left a wife and 9 children."
(Thanks to Carolyn Schwab)
William, like his father, was a blacksmith and both men spent their lives on a small farm east of St. Bernice, Indiana.
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His newspaper obituary in The Newport Hoosier State, August 6,1902, related, "William Price, an estimable citizen of St. Bernice, died at 10 o'clock one week ago last Sunday. He had always resided in that locality, and was respected by everyone. He left a wife and 9 children."
(Thanks to Carolyn Schwab)
Family Members
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Mary E. Price
1870–1877
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Amanda Huldah Price Oxford
1871–1926
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George Ira Price
1872–1954
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John M. Price
1874–1877
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Charles Henry Price
1877–1946
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Nancy Caroline Price Monroe
1880–1953
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Daniel Addison Price
1882–1944
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Jabez Thomas Price
1885–1963
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James Oliver Price
1888–1958
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Rosa Belle Price
1890–1905
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William Robert Price
1894–1895
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Ruth Ann Price Harmless
1897–1968
