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     Note: Died young.¹ John Price was born.² He was the son of Daniel G. Price and Catherine Weller.

     John Price was born on 6 June 1854 at Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. Henry A. Price and Sophia Swartley. John Price married Mary Bradley, daughter of John Bradley and Mary Russell, on 1 April 1876.¹

     John Price was born on 15 December 1833 at Montgomery Co., PA. He was the son of Daniel W. Price and Mary Anderson.

     John Price was born circa 1816 at Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. John W. Price and Mary Detwiler.

     John Price was born on 31 July 1875 at Richmond, Henrico Co. (probably), VA.¹ He was the son of Jonas R. Price and Sarah Catherine Yundt. John Price died on 12 June 1876 at Richmond, Henrico Co. (probably), VA.¹

     John Price was the son of Joseph A. Price and Anna Nice. John Price lived at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.¹

     Note: Did not marry.¹ John Price was born on 19 October 1830 at Hatfield Twp., Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Amos Price and Sarah Bergey.¹ John Price died on 5 September 1905 at age 74.¹

     John Price was born circa 1831 at England.¹ He married Catharine (?) circa 1865.¹

     John Price was born at Illinois.¹ He married Sarah Wilkins.

     Prof. John Price was Church of the Brethren.¹ He was born on 21 April 1799 at near Plane's Meeting House, Montgomery Co., PA.² He was the son of Daniel Price and Margaret Kline. Prof. John Price married Sarah Swartley, daughter of Philip Schwardle and Sarah Rosenberger, on 20 January 1822.² Prof. John Price died on 10 November 1884 at age 85 Prof. John Price was reared on his father's farm and in early life learned the trade of mason. Being a man of more than ordinary intelligence and therefore thoroughly qualified to serve in the capacity of school teacher he devoted time and attention for a number of years to that vocation in the schools near Kulpsville and other places and also conducted a boarding school at Line Lexington for many years. He then changed his place of residence to New Britain Twp., Bucks Co., where he settled on a large farm and established Price's Boarding School which he conducted successfully for more than 30 years. In 1842 he organized the Line Lexington Fire Insurance Co., and up to the time of his death served as secretary. In politics he was first a Whig and later a Republican.²

     Occupation: Farmer and Bishop, Church of the Brethren, Indian Creek Congregation.
Note: Birth order of children is partially uncertain -- this version is derived from the will of Rev. John Price, written in 1822, in which he listed first his sons Daniel, John, William and George, and then his daughters Susannah and Elizabeth. I therefore place Susannah's birth before Elizabeth -- she was probably the firstborn child of the marriage. No date is given for Susannah or George in the Wanger book. Wanger's birth order is clearly not correct, based on the stated dates that he gives. DLB 2008.¹ Rev. John Price was also known as Johannes Preisz. He was born on 5 December 1751 at Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA. He was the son of Daniel Preisz and Johanna Weicker. Rev. John Price was baptized on 4 January 1773 at Montgomery Co., PA; Ceremony by Elder Alexander Mack.² He married Elizabeth Weidner, daughter of Rev. Lazarus Weidner, in 1780. Rev. John Price married Barbara Andrew.³ Rev. John Price died on 7 September 1829 at Indian Creek, Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA, at age 77 Will of John Price

Dated June 1, 1822 Proved Sept. 30, 1829
Norristown, Pa., Will Book No. 6, page 568.

Be it Remembered that I, John Price of Lower Salford township, in the county of Montgomery and State of Pennsylvania, Yeoman, being far advanced in years but of sound disposing mind, memory and understanding taking into serious consideration the uncertainty of this life and knowing that it is appointed unto all men to once die, have thought it necessary to make my last will and testament in manner and form as follows, that is to say First I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses be carefully paid by my hereinafter named Executors. Secondly I give and bequeath unto my beloeved wife, Barbara, the use and possession of the lot or tract whereon I now dwell situate in said township of Lower Salford bounded by lands of Abraham Harley and others Containing about 22 acres with all the buildings and appurtenances thereunto belonging so long as she remains my widow; she to have the right of sowing or Planting one of the fields on said lot each year in regular rotation with some of those small pieces around the meadow with such grain as she chooses and upon such terms as she may find most advantageous either by hiring or upon shares and the right of getting the Grass in the Meadows made into hay in the like manner she shall have the right to cut (under the direction of said Executors) as much timber on said lot as will be sufficient for her firewood and to keep the fences and buildings on said premises in repair; also to take in as a tenant a Single Woman or Small family to reside with her but not to furnush such tenant with separate firewood off of said Lot without the consent of my said Executors. I do further give unto my said wife so long as she remains my Widow the use of the following articles (to wit): my clock, Cloaths, press, Dresser, the new Stove, Windmill, half bushel, Cutting box & Knife, flax brake, a wooden and Iron shovel, Spade, weeding and grubbing hoe, a large Copper Kettle. I aslo give and bequeath unto my said wife the following specified Articles and Items to be at her entire and absolute disposal forever (to wit): her bedsteads with as much bedding thereto of her choice as will make it in Comfortable and complete order and all such other goods as may then be found of those which she brought to me at the time of our marriage, also one cow at her choice out of my flock and half the swine, all of the grain that may be sown on said premises and also one half of what may be thereon whether threshed or unthreshed; all the straw and one-half the hay and second crop with all the meat meal and vegetables that may be on hand at the time of my decease; also all the Yarn, flax, and tow whether dressed or undressed; I also give in like manner one third of all the other or remainder of my household goods and Kitchen furniture to be taken by her choice of them after the same has been appraised in order to shew the equal third part thereof in value. I also give unto my said wife the sum of fifty Pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania to be paid her by my said Executors out of the first monies that may be at their command after my decease. It is further my will that my hereinafter named Executors shall place at interest the sum of three hundred pounds money aforesaid (to be drawn from my personal estate), the interest of which sum they shall pay to my said wife yearly and every year so long as she shall remain my widow and all the bequest given and provisions made for the support of my said wife as hereinbefore mentioned are instead in liiew of her right of dower.
Thirdly. It is my will that my hereinafter named executors shall as soon as it can conveniently be done after my decease, sell all the residue of my moveable effects (not herein otherwise disposed of) at public Sale.
Fourthly. It is my will and I do hereby direct that my hereinafter named Executors as soon -- they shall have paid all my just debts and other reasonable expenses also the aforesaid Legacy to my wife and provided for the payment of the said annuity to her out of my estate that they shall proceed to make a division of all the residue of my estate whether arising from the sale of the moveables or from any and all monies due or or to become due on bonds, notes, books, debts or otherwise to and among my children, namely: Daniel, John, William, George, Susannah, and Elizabeth, their heirs or legal representatives, share and share alike. Nevertheless it is my will that in the aforesaid division or distribution of said residue each of my said children shall be charged with the amount of what I have advanced to them in my lifetime an account of which will be found in my family book kept for that purpose and the division of the first monies that may come to be made by my said Executors after fulfilling the foregoing provisions of this will shall be made in such manner as to make all my children or their heirs equal as far as practible taking into each ones Account what he or she might have had in advance as aforesaid and afterwards each one to take an equal share of the monies as they shall become due from the persons to whom I may have sold land. Nevertheless it is my will that if the dividend of my son John or in case of his decease of what would descend to his children shall not amount to so much as the bond or bonds that may remain in my hands against him that in that case my said Executors shall not demand the balance that might appear to be due to my estate but the same shall be cancelled and forgiven.
Fifthly. It is my will that my hereinafter named Executors to take charge of the division which becomes due to my Daughter Susannah and I do hereby give and bequeath unto my two sons Daniel and William and to the survivor of them all monies that may become due to my said daughter in case she shall survive me in trust and with full confidence thta they or the survivor of them shall and will well and truly pay and apply the interest thereof at the rate of five per cent per Annum for her use and for the use and Suport of her family as the case may require and if in the judgment of said Trustees or the Survivor of them it shall appear necessary at any time they or he shall have the right to apply from time to time any part or the whole of the prinicpal sum or dividend to the use and support of my said daughter as her Circumstances may require and Shall pay over after her decease any balance of said dividend that may remain in her hands or in the hands of the survivor of them to the children of my said daughter share and share alike and it is further my will that if my said Executors shall be called upon to pay any money for which I have become Security for my Son-in-law Henry Moyer that they shall deduct the amount of the monies so paid out of my daughter Susannah share of my estate.
Sixtly. I do hereby order and direct my herinafter named Executors without any unnecessary delay after the decease or marriage of my said wife to sell at public vendue to the best bidder as well all the moveable effects hereinbefore bequeathed to her during her widowhood as the before mentioned lot of land bequeathed to her use with all the buildings and appurtenances thereunto belonging and I do hereby impower my said Executors or the survivor of them to execute a good lawful deed of Conveyance to the purchaser of the same and in case that one of the said Executors shall become the purchaser of said land I do hereby impower the other Executor to make & execute a deed for the same to the one so purchasing, hereby declaring that it is my will that the deed so made shall be held and taken to be as valid in Law as if made by both Executors under the first provision of this item.
Seventhly. It is my will that the monies arising from the Sale of the before mentioned lot of land and its appurtenances and the moveable goods left to the use of my said wife together with the before mentioned three hundred pounds which was placed at interest for her use shall be equally divided between all my before named children their heirs or legal representatives share and share alike nevertheless my daughter Susannah's share to be held by my said Executors in trust in the same manner for the same purposes and with the same discretionary power as is before mentioned in the fifth item of this Instrument of Writing with respect to her first dividend.
Lastly. I do hereby Nominate, Constitute, and Appoint my two sons Daniel and William to be Executors of this my last will and testament (desiring that they do not charge any more Commissions for executirng the same than will be a reasonable compensation for their risk and trouble) and I do hereby revoke all other will or wills by me heretofore made verball[y or in writing, declaring this to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the first day of June in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two. John Price, Sr. (SEAL)

Witnesses:
Jacob Price
John Harley.

     Rev. John Price was born on 6 August 1782 at East Nantmeal Twp., Chester Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. George Price and Sarah Harley. Rev. John Price married Mary Rinehart, daughter of John Rinehart and Hannah Frick, in 1801. Rev. John Price died on 12 April 1850 at North Coventry Twp., Chester Co., PA, at age 67.¹ He was buried in April 1850 at North Coventry Twp., Chester Co., PA.

     Dr. John Caleb Price was born on 25 August 1871 at Doniphan Co., KS. He was the son of Joseph Detweiler Price and Hannah Jackson. Dr. John Caleb Price married Mabel Clark, daughter of John G. A. Clark and Margaret Raymond Durkee, on 8 June 1898. Occupation: Chief Medical Inspector, Div. Hygiene and Engineering, Penna. State Dept. of Labor and Industry in 1915.¹ Dr. John Caleb Price died on 2 September 1915 at age 44 exposure to X-rays during work at Penna. State Dept. of Labor and Industry.¹

     John Calvin Price was born on 26 July 1901 at Ogle Co., IL.^1,2 He was the son of Jacob Hiram Price and Lillie M. Spiekler.

     John Dwight Price was born in March 1903.¹ He was the son of John M. Price and Grace Gaffin.

     John Emmert Price was born on 28 July 1840 at Franklin Co., PA. He was the son of Jacob Price and Susannah Emmert. John Emmert Price married Mary Catherine Ordeman, daughter of Capt. Herman D. Ordeman and Catharine Schmaul. John Emmert Price lived on 1 June 1880 at South Market Street, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD; Hardware merchant.¹ He died in December 1909 at Frederick, Frederick Co., MD, at age 69 Obituary (Findagrave.com):

Mr. JOHN E. PRICE, a well-known resident of Frederick, where for many years he was engaged in business, died this afternoon at his home, Mont-Riant, along the Northern Central Railway, in the northeastern section of the city, of paralysis of the heart. While Mr. Price, who was a sufferer from chronic hay-fever, had been complaining recently, and yesterday had called in the family physician to treat him, his death was rather sudden.

He was born in Franklin county, Pa., July 28, 1840. He was a son of Jacob Price, who was a native and life-long resident of Franklin county, but his mother, who was Miss Susan Emmert, was a native of Washington county, Md. Mr. Price , who was the youngest of six sons of this couple, was educated at the public schools, at the Academy at Waynesboro, Pa., and at the Pennsylvania Normal School. In 1861 he received a teachers certificate, and the following year taught school near his home, but in 1863 entered the Electrical Institution at Chambersburg, Pa. to study medical electricity, and graduated in 1864. The same year he entered the U.S. Marine Services at Philadelphia, and in the following year, aboard the U.S.S. Ticoaderoga with a fleet under command of Admiral Goldsborough, went on a roving voyage in foreign waters. A series of articles by Mr. Price, describing the voyage, was published in The News last spring.

After returning from the voyage, and receiving his discharge, in 1868, Mr. Price came to Frederick and engaged in the hardware business with B.F. Stewart. In 1882, Mr. Stewart's interest in the business was continued by Messrs. Price and Ordeman, under the firm name of J.E. Price & Co., until February 1906. The firm had a successful career and won an enviable reputation in commerical circles.

In September 1872, Mr. Price married Miss Mary C. Ordeman, daughter of the late Capt. H.D. Ordeman. They had ten children, of whom two died in infancy and a third at the age of four years.

Mrs. Price and the following children survive him: Katharine Small, wife of Mr. John H. Dechert, of York, Pa; Louise Annette, wife of Mr. Raymond E. Appenzellar, of NY; Charles Smith, Grace Truscott, Maxie Emmert, Joseph Benjamin and Osborne Ingle.

Source: The News (Frederick, MD)
Saturday, December 4, 1909.

He was buried in December 1909 at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD, Findagrave #156348902.

     John George Price was born on 14 December 1792 at Montgomery, Montgomery Co., VA. He married Jane Hussey on 10 June 1813 at Greene Co., OH. John George Price died on 21 June 1840 at Circleville, Tazewell Co., IL, at age 47.

     John H. Price was Church of the Brethren.² He lived at Morrison, Whiteside Co., IL.¹ He was born on 30 October 1827 at Lower Salford Twp., Montgomery Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. Jacob Price and Mary Harley.¹ John H. Price married Mary D. Detwiler, daughter of John F. Detwiler and Anna Hunsicker.¹ John H. Price died on 7 November 1878 at Whiteside Co., IL, at age 51.¹

     John H. Price was born on 9 May 1903.¹ He was the son of Samuel D. Price and Hannah L. Lorke.¹

     John Henry Price lived at 126 Sherman Avenue, Roselle Place, Elizabeth, Union Co., NJ.¹ He was born on 10 September 1887 at Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Edward F. Price and Catherine Bartley. John Henry Price married Stella Darst.¹

     Occupation: Farmer, Oregon, IL. John M. Price was Church of the Brethren. He was born on 4 May 1876 at Oregon, Ogle Co., IL.¹ He was the son of Daniel R. Price and Isabella McQuilken. John M. Price married Grace Gaffin, daughter of William Gaffin and Frances Thomas, on 17 January 1900 at Ogle Co., IL, llinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:

GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
Price, John M(S/O Daniel&Isabel) Gaffin, Grace(D/O Wm&Frances) Ogle 1/17/1900 2/ 9588.²

     Rev. John McFerren Price was born on 25 March 1912 at Waynesboro, Franklin Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Frank Price and Kathryn McFerren.¹ Rev. John McFerren Price married Mabel Elizabeth Miller, daughter of Elias Henry Miller and Eva Jane Rebecca Wert, on 13 September 1938 at Lebanon Co., PA. Occupation: Clergyman in 1940.² Rev. John McFerren Price lived on 8 April 1940 at Slate Hill, Wawayanda Twp., Orange Co., NY.² He died on 20 September 1945 at Waynesboro, Franklin Co., PA, at age 33.

     John R. Price was born on 6 April 1962 at Pauls Valley, Garvin Co., OK. He was the son of Wayne Edward Price. John R. Price died on 8 May 2012 at Pauls Valley, Garvin Co., OK, at age 50. He was cremated in 2012 Ashes given to family or friend.

     Rev. John R. Price was born on 3 April 1810 at North Coventry Twp., Chester Co., PA.¹ He was the son of Rev. John Price and Mary Rinehart. Rev. John R. Price married Catherine Detweiler, daughter of Abraham Funk Detweiler and Mary Horning, on 2 March 1834.¹ Occupation: Farmer and Minister, Church of the Brethren at North Coventry, Chester Co., PA.¹ Rev. John R. Price died on 1 March 1879 at North Coventry Twp., Chester Co., PA, at age 68.

     John Sherman Price was born on 16 August 1871.¹ He was the son of Samuel C. Price and Elizabeth Young. John Sherman Price died on 26 March 1875 at age 3.¹

     John Silas Price was born on 4 February 1875 at Nebraska.¹ He was the son of John Price and Catharine (?)^1,2 John Silas Price married Mabel Grace Shirk, daughter of Isaac Newton Shirk and Viola Morse, on 15 January 1902. John Silas Price died on 19 March 1954 at age 79. He was buried in March 1954 at Grundy Co., IA.

     John T. Price was born on 18 August 1844.¹ He was the son of Jacob Price and Mary Gehr. John T. Price began military service on 29 August 1864 Enlisted in Co. A, 146th Illinois Infantry, mustered out 4 July 1865.¹ He married Ellen B. Emmert, daughter of George Emmert and Catherine Stouffer, on 14 February 1867 at Carroll Co., IL, llinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:

GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
Price, John F. Emmert, Ella B. Carroll 2/14/1867 B/ 6 227

Note: John's middle initial appears to have been written in error in the marriage record. John T. Price died on 13 April 1886 at Lanark, Carroll Co., IL (probably), at age 41.¹

     John W. Price was born on 9 February 1823 at Charles Town, Berkeley (now Jefferson) Co., VA (now WV).¹ He was the son of John Price and Catherine Gehr. John W. Price married Nancy Rowland, daughter of Henry Rowland and Elizabeth Hefflebaugh, on 28 February 1850 at Ogle Co., IL.¹ John W. Price died on 7 June 1894 at Mt. Morris, Ogle Co., IL, at age 71 From Thirty-three Years of Missions in the Brethren Church, by Galen R. Royer, Elgen, Illinois, 1911
In the first part of the last century there lived two godly people, John and Catharine Gear Price in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. He was related to the Prices that emigrated from Germany a few generations before. About 1820 the family moved to Berkeley County, West Virginia, and settled on a farm near Charlestown, where John W. was born Feb 9, 1823. When John was a lad of 16 summers he came with his parents to Ogle County, Illinois. The family settled on a farm a few miles south of Mt. Morris, Illinois. Here the parents lived and died and here John also lived until he passed to the beyond.
School privileges were meagre those days. While a boy, John knew more about hard work than books for even in the winter until Christmas or after, he helped to thresh out wheat on the barn floor by the slow process of "tramping". After this work was done he had an opportunity to attend a few weeks of school before the spring work opened up. When he became of age he attended several terms at Rock River Seminary now known as Mt. Morris College, thus prepared he began to teach county school, continuing that work for a number of winters. Along with this he kept up his farm work in a very successful manner.
When 27 years old he and his wife confessed Christ, baptism administered within the bounds of the Rock River Congregation near Franklin Grove, Illinois. Later in 1857 when the Pine Creek congregation was formed these two were charter members transferred by the Father to the Glory World. In 1864, he was elected a deacon and served in that office for thirty years as a good man full of the spirit of faithfulness and kindness to all. In 1887 he was elected a member of the General Mission Board and served until 1892. He was a wise counsellor during those experimental days.
He was an untiring student of the Word of God, a great reader of religious literature and a regular attendant at the special Bible terms at Mt. Morris as long as he lived. It was his delight to attend Annual Meeting, drink from its overflowing spiritual fountain and was more than over joyed when permitted to return from the Meyersdale, Pa. Conference in 1894 with the glad news that the church was sending missionaries that year to foreign lands June 7, 1894. Two days after his return with the vision of enlarged church on the foreign field still vivid in his mind his spirit suddenly and quietly took its flight. His body was laid to rest in the Pine Creek Cemetery to await the resurrection morn.
Elder D. L. Miller preached his funeral sermon from Cor. 5:1.¹ He was buried in June 1894 at Pine Creek Cemetery, Pine Creek Twp., Ogle Co., IL.¹

     John W. Price was born on 12 August 1898.¹ He was the son of Lyman Chase Price and Ida May Grush.

     John W. Price was born on 30 January 1873.¹ He was the son of John H. Price and Mary D. Detwiler.¹ John W. Price married Ora E. Townsend, daughter of Joel Townsend and Abbie (?), on 27 March 1902.¹ John W. Price lived at Burwell, Garfield Co., NE.¹