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     Daniel A. Price married Catherine Hartzel, daughter of Michael Hartzel and Susan Bowman.¹ Daniel A. Price was born on 18 July 1820 at Montgomery Co., PA. He was the son of Daniel W. Price and Mary Anderson. Daniel A. Price died on 12 April 1917 at age 96.

     Daniel G. Price was Church of the Brethren.¹ He was born on 22 August 1815 at Franklin Co., PA.¹ He was the son of John Price and Catherine Gehr. Daniel G. Price married Catherine Weller, daughter of George Weller and Susan Zarn, circa 1836. Daniel G. Price lived in September 1839 at Pine Creek Twp., Ogle Co., IL.¹ He married Etta Mumma on 17 November 1858 at Ogle Co., IL. Daniel G. Price died on 16 October 1888 at Pine Creek Twp., Ogle Co., IL, at age 73.²

     Daniel G. Price was born on 27 October 1825 at Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of George K. Price and Mary Gargas. Daniel G. Price married Sarah Ann Garey, daughter of Michael Garey and Sarah (?), on 24 April 1853, Ceremony by Rev. Samuel Harley.¹ Daniel G. Price died on 13 August 1913 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, at age 87.¹

     Daniel G. Price was born on 25 October 1872.¹ He was the son of Daniel G. Price and Sarah Ann Garey. Daniel G. Price died on 9 December 1875 at age 3.¹

     Daniel H. Price was born on 8 September 1868 at Salfordville, Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Henry G. Price and Susannah Hartsell. Daniel H. Price married Sarah Hunsberger, daughter of Cornelius Hunsberger and Catharine Hinsing, on 8 December 1894, Ceremony by Rev. B. F. Luckenbill.¹ Daniel H. Price lived in 1926 at 2007 E. Cambria Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.¹

     Daniel H. Price was born on 8 September 1896 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Daniel H. Price and Sarah Hunsberger. Daniel H. Price married Henrietta (?) circa 1922.²

     Daniel R. Price was Church of the Brethren.¹ Occupation: Farmer, Oregon, IL. He was born on 30 November 1851 at Pine Creek Twp., Ogle Co., IL.² He was the son of Daniel G. Price and Catherine Weller. Daniel R. Price married Isabella McQuilken, daughter of John McQuilken and Nancy Newton, on 25 December 1874, llinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:

GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
Price, Daniel R. McQuilken, Isabella Ogle 12/25/1873 C/ 4411. Daniel R. Price died on 31 January 1905 at Oregon, Ogle Co., IL, at age 53.¹

     Daniel S. Price was born on 20 December 1821 at Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. John W. Price and Mary Detwiler. Daniel S. Price married Mary A. Gregg, daughter of Amos A. Gregg and Anne Roscoe, in 1857. Daniel S. Price died on 2 August 1894 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, at age 72.²

     Daniel W. Price was born on 2 August 1785 at Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. John Price and Elizabeth Weidner.¹ Daniel W. Price married Mary Anderson, daughter of Valentine Anderson and Elizabeth Johnson. Daniel W. Price lived in 1862 at Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA.² He was Church of the Brethren.² He died on 8 March 1862 at Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA, at age 76.³

     Daniel W. Price was born on 23 November 1880.¹ He was the son of Walter Price and Florence V. Harberger.¹ Daniel W. Price married Annie Williamson, daughter of Susanna (?), on 28 November 1914 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.¹

     David Price was born on 12 April 1917.¹ He was the son of Deacon Jacob A. Price and Amanda H. Cassel.

     David Price was born in 1795 at Franklin Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. Jacob Price and Susanna Baker. David Price married Ann Cooper.¹ David Price died at Mt. Carroll, Carroll Co., VA.¹

     David Price was the son of Dr. Henry Price M.D.

     Note: Did not marry.¹ David A. Price was born on 8 June 1839 at Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Daniel W. Price and Mary Anderson.

     David Charles Price was born on 1 July 1918 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Charles William Price and Mary Ellen Reynolds.

     Rev. David E. Price was Church of the Brethren.
Note: From article by Rev. John Heckman, Gospel Messenger, Sept. 1, 1923:
     "Mr. Price got his only schooling in the district school of Jonestown, near his father's home. In early life he was impressed with the fact that he would be called to the ministry; hence, in order to be prepared for it, he pleaded with his father to send him away to a high school. His father did not favor such schools very much, but after continual pleading he consented to send him one school year to the Lititz Academy, Lancaster Co., Pa. Knowing that this would be his only opportunity, Brother Price did his very best, and often was at his studies while some of the other boys were at play or in bed. He became quite efficient in grammar and arithmetic. He also studied natural philosophy, astronomy, mensuration, trigonometry and surveying.
     "April 8, 1853, in company with his cousin, Emanuel Stover, he started to Illinois to visit some of his relatives and to see the Western country. His father had a quarter section of land one and one-half miles south of Mount Morris. He told David he might look at the land and if he wanted it he might have it for what it cost him. David went to see the land but was not well pleased with it. He got acquainted with a lady, however, while in the West, and through the influence of both, moved out to Illinois in the following autumn."
     "In the fall of 1855 both (he and wife) united with the Church of the Brethren at West Branch, and about a year later he was elected to the ministry. Though he always anticipated it, it was the greatest burden that was ever laid upon him. On account of his extreme backwardness, it was some time before he did much active work. A few years later he was advanced to the second degree of the ministry and in the spring of 1866 he was ordained to the eldership. In 1902, he tendered his resignation and the following year it was accepted. Brother Price attended the first Annual Meeting in 1847, when he was about fifteen years old. Since then he has been to 32 annual meetings, serving twelve times on the Standing Committee, and in 1886, 1893 and 1896 served as Moderator of Annual Meeting. He served on a number of important committees. He was frequently appointed Moderator of District Meetings."
     "After the death of his second wife he disposed of his home in Mount Morris and went to Nebraska to live with his children. There he lived up to the time of his death with his son Charles, except a short time which he spent in Indiana with his daughter Nannie."
     "The early years of his ministry, when he was timid before the public, proved to be his years of preparation. He studied and read much. His conversation with his brethren was always on Bible subjects. At one time he could repeat the entire New Testament from memory."
     "About a year after his ordination, Brother Price was chosen elder of the Silver Creek (now Mt. Morris) church at its organization. With new responsibilities came courage and boldness. At this time began his thirty six years of work as leader and elder of this church and his wider work in the District and General Brotherhood."
     "During this time Mount Morris College was opened. At first he questioned the wisdom of the move but he did not shrink from the new problems it brought. Before the school question was anywhere near settled, the Brethren at Work was moved to Mount Morris from Lanark. This added new burdens to his already heavy load. Instead of being discouraged, however, he would say: 'We'll just do the best we can.'"
     "His preaching was logical and at times profound. Sometimes his sermon would be almost wholly Scripture quotations, Titley framed together, unfolding his theme. His personality was strong and vigorous. His presence suggested vital church ideals and a pure life. Honest and sincere, frugal and economical, kind and considerate, deeply religious, strong in conviction, master of himself, a man of fine Christian character. Brother Price served his church and time with a holy and definite purpose."
     From "A Tribute to Elder David E. Price," by Rev. J. H. Moore, Gospel Messenger of Sept 8, 1923:
     "No man stood higher among the churches in northern Illinois than Brother Price. He lived at a time when there were a number of strong men in that District, and he was always looked up to as a real man among men."
     "Brother Price came upon the scene in northern Illinois at a time when a man of his type was needed. His education was sufficient to meet the demands of his prosperous community. A large number of members, mainly from Pennsylvania and Maryland, settled in that part of the state. Practically all of them were prosperous farmers, and they needed an intelligent, devout, firm and clear headed thinker as an elder. Brother Price was that type of a man, and under his skillful directions there grew up one of the strongest, best regulated and most influential churches in the District. Later on, when the mission spirit stirred all northern Illinois, his congregation was ready to help finance the movement and join in the inspiration of the occasion. Then when the time arrived for a Brethren school in the West, an opening was found in a well established community of members, where there was sufficient influence and church loyalty to give the religious side of the institution confidence and stability. All of this, and much more, happened because Brother David E. Price, a young man, twenty-two years old, moved onto a farm, a short distance south of Mount Morris, in the spring of 1854, accepted Christ as his Saviour, grew up with the community, became its leader, and for thirty-four years remained steadfast as the presiding elder of the flock of which the Holy Ghost made him the overseer. Amid storm and calm he kept a warm heart, a cool head and steady nerves. Marvelous influences have radiated from Mount Morris-- influences that have encircled the globe--largely because Brother Price, while in the full strength of his manhood, played well his part in laying the moral and religious foundations for the educational interests that have grown up about his home town. Surely he did not live in vain."

     Ten children (all of 1st mar.), viz: Franklin Jacob, Susan Kate, Charles Henry, Sarah Samantha, Elmer Wolf, James Quinter, Samuel Garber, Annie Mary, Harvey Emmert, Nannie Elizabeth. He was born on 7 September 1832.¹ He was the son of Jacob Price and Susannah Emmert. Rev. David E. Price married Helen E. Rowland, daughter of Henry Rowland and Elizabeth Stefflebauer, on 25 November 1853 at Ogle Co., IL.¹ Rev. David E. Price married Mary Elizabeth Hicks, daughter of George Hicks and Elizabeth (?), on 26 February 1899 at Ogle Co., IL. Rev. David E. Price died on 9 August 1923 at Beatrice, Gage Co., NE, at age 90.¹

     David M. Price was born circa 1840 at Mt. Morris, Ogle Co., IL. He was the son of John Price and Christianna Friedley. David M. Price married Mary Ellen Riddlesbarger, daughter of Jacob Riddlesbarger and Hannah Foreman, on 19 October 1862 at Lee Co., IL, MARRIAGE LICENSE. STATE OF ILLINOIS, LEE COUNTY.
The People of the State of Illinois, to any person legally authorized to solemnize marriages, Greeting:
You are hereby authorized to join in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony, and to celebrate the Rites and Ceremonies, between Mr. David M. Price and Miss Mary Ellen Riddlesberger of Lee County, and this shall be your good and sufficient warrant; and you are required to return this License to me with-in thirty days from the celebration of such Marriage, with a certificate of the same endorsed thereon and signed by you.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand, and the seal of said County, this 14th day of Oct. A. D. 1862. Signed James A Hawley (Clerk of the County Court) H L Bosworth - Dept

I hereby certify that on this 19th day of October 1862, I joined in Matrimony Mr. David M. Price with Miss Mary Ellen Riddlesberger agreeable to the authority given in the above License.
Signed Levi Rafensberger
No 3175
David M. Price
and
Mary E Riddlesberger

Granted Oct 14th 1862
Returned & Registered
Nov 10th AD 1862
Signed James A Hawley, Clerk. David M. Price married Nancy C. Strock, daughter of Jacob Strock and Catherine Longnecker, on 25 May 1882 at Polo, Ogle Co., IL, Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763/1900:

GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PG LIC
Price, David M (S/O John&Christina) Strock, Nancy C (D/O Jacob&Catherine OGLE 05/25/1882 1/ 6133


Marriage License State of Illinois Ogle County
To any person legally authorized to solemnize Marriage-- GREETING Marriage may be celebrated between Mr. David M. Price of Polo in the County of Ogle and State of Illinois of the age of Forty two years and Miss Nancie C. Strock of Polo, in the County of Ogle and State of Illinois of the age of thirty five years. Witness: George W. Hormell County Clerk --this 22nd day of May AD 1883
     I Alexander C Alison a Gospel Minister hereby certify that Mr. David M. Price and Miss Nancy C. Strock were united in Marriage by me at Polo in the County of Ogle and State of Illinois on the Twenty fifth day of May AD1882 Signed: Alexander C. Alison, a pastor Presbyterian Church, Polo, Ill.

On back: No. 6133 MARRIAGE LICENSE Lyman C. Price and Nancy C Strock Issued May 22 1882 Married May 25, 1882 Returned and Registered June 9th 1882 on page 67 of Marriage Register, Vol. 1 Signed George W Hormell, clerk by W. H. Smith, deputy clerk


ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. Return of a Marriage to County Clerk. 1. Full name of Groom, David M. Price 2. Place of Residence, Polo 3. Occupation, Merchant 4. Age next Birthday, 42 years. Color, white Race, Gentile 5. Place of Birth, Mount Morris, Ill. 6. Father's name, John Price 7. Mother's Maiden Name, Christina Fridley (could be Frialey) 8. Number of Groom's Marriage, Second 9. Full Name of Bride, Nancy C. Strock Maiden Name, if a Widow, ____ 10. Place of Residence, Polo, Ill 11. Age next Birthday, 40 years. Color, white Race, Gentile 12. Place of Birth New Enterprise, PA 13. Father's name, Jacob Strock 14. Mother's Maiden Name Catherine Longnecker 15. No. of Bride's Marriage, First 16. Married at Polo in the county of Ogle and State of Illinois, the 25th day of May 1882.

1. Witnesses to Marriage, Debbie Strock, Jacob Strock, Jr.

Polo, Ills, 25 May 1882 We Hereby Certify that the information above given is correct, to the best of our knowledge and belief Signed David M. Price (Groom)Nancie C. Strock (Bride)

I Hereby Certify that the above is a correct return of a Marriage solemnized by me. Dated at Polo, Ill this 25th day of May 1882 Signed Alexander C. Alison, Pastor Presbyterian Church, Polo.

     David R. Price was born circa 1837 at Franklin Co., PA.^1,2 He was the son of Abraham Price and Elizabeth Heck. David R. Price began military service on 24 May 1861 Enlisted, Co. K, 15th Illinois Infantry, mustered out May 24, 1864.¹

     David W. Price was born on 22 July 1831 or 1833.¹ He was the son of David Price and Ann Cooper. David W. Price married Sarah C. Davis, daughter of Joseph Davis and Catherine Spangler, on 3 December 1861.¹ David W. Price died on 3 June 1902 at Mt. Carroll Twp., Carroll Co., IL, at age 70.¹

     Deborah Price was born on 5 November 1831 at Montgomery Co., PA. She was the daughter of Daniel W. Price and Mary Anderson. Deborah Price died on 11 February 1834 at Montgomery Co., PA, at age 2.

     Dolores M. Price was born on 14 January 1926 at Waynesboro, Franklin Co., PA. She was the daughter of William Byers Price and Corinne Florence Fraver. Dolores M. Price married Joseph Franklin Dorand, son of Everett Edward Dorand and Ruth E. Wiles, on 12 February 1946 at Franklin Co., PA. Dolores M. Price died on 31 December 2001 at Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA, at age 75 Mrs. Dolores M. (Price) Dorand, 75, a guest of Michaux Manor Living Center, South Mountain, PA and formerly of 13212 Lenape Lane, Waynesboro died at 5:15 A.M. Monday, December 31, 2001 in the living center. She was in failing health for the past three years and critically ill since August 2001.
Born January 14, 1926 in Waynesboro she was the daughter of the late William B. and F. Corinne (Fraver) Price. She lived her early life in Waynesboro and then moved to Baltimore, MD.
Mrs. Dorand graduated from the Waynesboro High School with the class of 1943 and after graduation moved to Omaha, Nebraska and attended the University of Nebraska.
She and her late husband, Mr. Joseph Franklin "Fats" Dorand were married on February 14, 1946 in Waynesboro. Mrs. Dorand moved back to Waynesboro in 1945, they moved to 1 Frick Ave., Waynesboro in 1975. Mr. Dorand died December 31, 1997. Mrs. Dorand moved with her son and daughter-in-law Jeff and Elaine Dorand in 1998 and entered Michaux in August 2001.
Mrs. Dorand was employed by Wayne Labs in Waynesboro as a lab technician, and then worked at Double Day in Smithsburg, MD as a proofreader, then Corning Glass in Greencastle on the assembling line. Prior to retiring in 1988 she worked at Angstrom Precision in Hagerstown, MD as a technician. She and her husband also made and sold popcorn at the Waynesboro High School, North High School and South High School both of Hagerstown football games and at various parades, fairs in both Franklin County and Hagerstown along with a number of horse shows in the area.
She was a member of the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chambersburg, PA and the national AARP.
Mrs. Dorand is survived by two sons, Ted D. Dorand, Lansdale, PA, Jeffrey E. Dorand, Chambersburg, four grandchildren, one sister, Lorraine Hottel, Winchester, VA and a number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband she was preceded in death by step-mother, Dorothy K. (Klinger) Price, one son, J. Tim Dorand who died March 13, 2001, sister, Charlotte Price and a half-sister, Sondra Crawford.
Services will be held at 1:30 P.M. Thursday, January 3, 2002 in the Grove-Bowersox Funeral Home, 50 S. Broad Street, Waynesboro with Rev. Dr. Neal O. Hively officiating. Burial will be in the Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro.

She was buried in January 2002 at Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro, Franklin Co., PA, Findagrave #45301582.

     Donald Price was born on 18 February 1929 at East Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co. (probably), OH.¹ He was the son of Millard E. Price and Norah M. (?)¹ Donald Price died on 21 April 2005 at Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, at age 76 per SSDI.

     Donald Funk Price was born on 10 May 1907.¹ He was the son of J. Stover Price and Maude Funk. Donald Funk Price died in December 1982 at Sarasota, Sarasota Co., FL, at age 75.²

     Dora May Price was born on 11 May 1891 at Elberton, Whitman Co., WA.¹ She married Charles Jay Jones on 2 August 1912 at Pullman, Whitman Co., WA. Dora May Price died on 1 January 1969 at Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 77.

     Doris Emily Price was born on 7 April 1920 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.¹ She was the daughter of Raymond W. Price and Elsie Margaret Denecke.

     Dorothy D. Price was born circa 1906 at Pierce Co. (probably), WA.¹ She was the daughter of Truman Price and Nellie Smith.¹

     Dorothy Eleanor Price was born on 24 June 1919 at Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Harley C. Price and Mary C. Hoover.¹

     Dorsey May Price was born on 16 January 1901 at Jefferson Twp., Grundy Co., MO.¹ She was the daughter of Harlan E. Price and Hannah Mary Arnold.¹ Dorsey May Price married Fallas C. Barnett circa 1925.

     Earl Abbott Price was born on 15 January 1896.¹ He was the son of Harry Z. Price and Jennie B. Abbott. Earl Abbott Price died in April 1975 at Garland, Miller Co., AR, at age 79.²

     Earl Harry Price was born on 27 December 1911 at Chicago, Cook Co., IL.¹ He was the son of Harry Price and Mabel Hyser.¹ Earl Harry Price died on 23 October 1989 at Lehigh Acres, Lee Co., FL, at age 77.