Individual Details

"History of Howard and Chariton Counties" pp. 236-237,
424-426.Mentioned in father's will as "To the child that my wife is now big
with". Will dated 20 Nov 1774 and filed 17 Apr 1775. "In 1831 Pugh Williamson
Price moved his wife and five children, Edwin, Pamela, Robert Pugh, Sterling
and John Randolph, all grown to maturity, to Missouri. His wife and daughter
and household goods were transported by ox wagon and the men rode horseback;
the slaves walked and drove the livestock. The Price family had been farmers
in Virginia and when they settled in the Missouri Valley, the area between the
present towns of Fayette and Keytesville, they continued to plant their fields
with oats, corn, wheat and tobacco, and became active in the cultural and
political life." From a biography on General Sterling Price sponsored by the
Friends of Keytesville, Inc. located at the General Sterling Price Museum.

Birth	4 Jan 1775	Prince Edward County, Virginia
Marriage	4 Jul 1794	Mecklenburg County, Virginia - Elizabeth Williamson

Spouse	Elizabeth Williamson ( - )
Child	Dr. Edwin W. Price (1795 - )
Child	Pamela Williamson Price (1800 - )
Child	Robert Pugh Price (1803 - )
Child	Gen. Sterling Price (1809 - 1867)
Child	John Randolph Price (1811 - )

Father	Pugh Price (1696 - 1775)
Mother	Jerusha Penick ( - )
Sibling	Capt Charles Price (1756 - )
Sibling	Frances "Fanny" Price (1757 - )
Sibling	Judith "Judah" Price (1758 - )
Sibling	Jane Price (1760 - )
Sibling	Martha "Patty" Price (1761 - )
Sibling	John Price (1763 - )
Sibling	Daniel Price (1766 - )
Sibling	Josiah Price (1768 - )
Sibling	Williamson Price (1770 - )
Sibling	James Price (1772 - )