NOTE: BENJAMIN PRICE MAY NOT HAVE BEEN AN ANCESTOR. THERE WERE 3 PEOPLE WITH THE SAME NAME AS HIS SON, DAVID PRICE, LIVING IN NJ.
David Price (1759-1846) & Ann Ayres (4/4/1772-12/17/1856)
wed 3/15/1792 and begat
Robert Price (b: 2/11/1800 brother of Samuel) & Margaret Perchment (8/15/1801-12/13/1839)
begat
Peter Perchment Price (8/28/1827-1/7/1898) & Mary Merriman (1833-7/14/1899)
begat
John Merriman Price (1/7/1860 or 61-2/5/1927) & Eunice Helen Dunbar (7/30/1861-7/16/1944)
wed 12/27/1882 and begat
Mazie Winnett Price (7/1/1884-7/19/1978) & Obed K. Price (11/29/1874-11/9/1959)
wed 9/25/1918 and begat
Ann Marshall Price (8/4/1920-5/26/2011) & Daniel Willard Cannon (9/3/1920-9/19/1998)
wed 9/30/1943 and begat
5 Children*
begat
8 Grandchildren
begat
2 Great Grandchildren
*Ann Cannon's sister Helen Eleanor Price & William B. Foster III wed and begat one child
Mazie Winnett Price (left). Obed's Aunt Ann Price Marshall (center). Obed K. Price (right). Flossie (the dog). Aunt Ann was the second wife of Michael Marshall, senior member of Marshall Brothers Elevator Manufacturing located on Diamond Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The firm owned the McCrory 5 & 10cent Store property on 5thAve in Pittsburgh. Aunt Ann received $150,000 as her share. Mr. Marshall provided before his death for his son and family and that is why she lived independently. They moved from one resort to another for years. Getting old she bought 6313 Kentucky Ave. home in Pittsburgh and lived independently of them leaving all she had to papa and I . She was the sister of my grandfather Peter Perchment Price and Mazie Winnett Price’s father’s aunt. Her prized possession was the footstool of her mother Margaret Perchment Price. She would never have it refinished as she liked the kick marks. It probably came from Captain Perchment’s home. She sold 6313 Kentucky Avenue to Obed and Mazie Price for $1.(Edited from Mazie Price’s notes)
LOCATIONS
David Price was born in 1754 and married Ann Ayres in 1792 in Hackettstown, New Jersey. He was a soldier of the American Revolution serving at Monmouth, Trenton and Valley Forge.
Robert Price born in 1800 lived at New Sheffield, Pennsylvania and died in Mineral Springs, Missouri. His first wife was Margaret Perchment. His second wife was Nancy Richardson.
Margaret Perchment was born in 1801 in Wilkins Township (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania, the daughter of Captain Peter Perchment and Mary E. Powell.
Peter Perchment Price was born in Wilkins Township (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania and died in Sharpsburg (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania.
Mary Merriman was born in Phillipsburg (Beaver County), Pennsylvania.
John Merriman Price was born in New Sheffield (Beaver County), Pennsylvania, married in New Brighton (Beaver County), Pennsylvania and died at Obed and Mazie Price's house at 6313 Kentucky Avenue, Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania. His mother, Mary Merriman was said to have descended from Tanacharison, son of Seneca Indian queen Aliquippa who lived nearby to Logstown in Beaver County and died in 1754. One of his daughters was married to a trader named John Owen at Fort Shirley in Aughwick, but left him, going off with her sister and a soldier from the garrison in July 1776.
Eunice Helen "Nellie" Dunbar was born in New Brighton (Beaver County), Pennsylvania, married there and died in Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania.
Mazie Winnett Price was born in New Brighton (Beaver County), Pennsylvania, married there and died in Temple Hills (Prince George), Maryland.
Obed K. Price was born in Drury Township (Rock Island County), Illinois, married in New Brighton (Beaver County), Pennsylvania and died in Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania.
Ann Marshall Price was born in Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania, married there and died in Washington, DC.
Daniel Willard Cannon was born in Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania, married there and died in Sarasota, Florida.
