Events
- Born
- 1855 — Ohio, United States8 sources
- Died
- 14 Apr 1930 — Richland, Ohio, United States2 sources
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherEzekial Price1815 – 13 Jan 1888
- MotherLydia A. Stambaugh2 Aug 1827 – 30 Nov 1912
- ChildMary PriceMar 1848 – 17 May 1903
- ChildSarah J. Price31 Jan 1851 – 5 Nov 1927
- ChildWilliam Henry Price1851/1852 – 2 Feb 1905
- ChildNathan Price1855 – 14 Apr 1930
- ChildAndrew Burns Price1858 – 1919
- ChildHelen Margaret Price2 Feb 1861 – 8 Feb 1934
- ChildJohn Cline Price2 Feb 1861 – 9 Dec 1927
- ChildFlora Alice Price16 Jul 1866 – 15 Feb 1928
- ChildWalker J. Price1869/1870 – Aft 1934
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 1909
- FatherNathan Price1855 – 14 Apr 1930
- MotherLulu Martha1883 – 11 Mar 1949
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 5 Nov 1876 — Richland, Ohio, United States
- FatherNathan Price1855 – 14 Apr 1930
- MotherSusan Partnerb. Dec 1850
- ChildGrace May Priceb. 1877/1878
Family
Family group sheet →- FatherNathan Price1855 – 14 Apr 1930
- MotherUnknown
Notes
- In the 1880 Richland County, Ohio Census, Nathan is employed as a boiler maker. He, his wife, Susan, and their daughter reside in Mansfield. In the 1900 Richland County, Ohio Census, Nathan resides in Mansfield and is employed at a gas station. There are two other residents in the house with him and his wife, Susan, but their information is illegible. In the 1910 Richland County, Ohio Census, Nathan, his wife, Lulu, and a two-year-old Charles Cooper, born in Ohio, reside with Nathan's widowed mother as head of household on Lilly Street in Madison Twp., Mansfield. He is employed in "Common Labor". In the 1920 Richland County, Ohio Census, Nathan and Lulu and her two sons reside in Mansfield. Nathan is employed as a laborer at a rubber works. Nathan is listed as a surviving sibling in his brother, John Price's, December 1927 obituary; at that time Nathan resided in Mansfield, Ohio. In the 1930 Richland County, Ohio Census, Nathan and Lulu and her two sons reside in Madison Twp., Mansfield. Nathan is employed as a laborer doing "digging". According to the Mansfield Cemetery records, Nathan died at age 75 from a cerebral hemorrhage and was married at the time.