Obituary for Susan Price Bradley, daughter of Sam and Martha Cochran Price.
The Greenville News, Greenville, South Carolina, September 7, 1964. [20]
1848 John Price and Kesiah Cockerham had a marriage bond dated on March 19 in Polk County, North Carolina. Witnessed by Luke Waldrop. [1]
1848 Kesiah Cockerham and John Price were married on March 19 in Polk County, North Carolina. [2] [3]
1860 John Price (age 39, born in North Carolina) lived in Henderson County, North Carolina, in a household with Samuel Price (11), Susan Price (9), and Ezekiel Price (18) and George Guice (36), Amando Guice (25), Willis Marion (4), Alas May (2), Infant May (4/12), Joseph Waters (12), and Rachel Waldrop (14). [4]
1880 Keziah Price (age 52, born in North Carolina, single) lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina with son William R. Price (age 17), sister (perhaps sister-in-law) Sallie Price (age 40) and Keziah (age 8), daughter of Sallie. Keziah Price's parents were both born in North Carolina. [5]
1900 Kissey Price (born in North Carolina in May 1827, single), mother, lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina in the household of son William R. Price (age 37). Kissey Price's parents were both born in North Carolina. [6]
1900 Samuel A Price (born in North Carolina in Feb 1847, married for 30 years) lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Martha Price (50), Ellen Price (28), Franklin Price (15), and Catharine Price (13). Samuel A Price's parents were both born in North Carolina. Samuel A Price was a farmer. Samuel A Price's residence was f, F. [7]
1900 (Daughter of Samuel) Susan E Bradley (born in North Carolina in Apr 1883, married for 0 years), wife, lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with William M Bradley (23). Susan E Bradley's parents were both born in North Carolina. [8]
1900 (Daughter of Samuel) Dora Bradley (born in North Carolina in Jul 1875, married for 6 years), wife, lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Edmond L Bradley (36), James L Bradley (13), Losener Bradley (11), William C Bradley (3), and Theoder Bradley (11/12). Dora Bradley's parents were both born in North Carolina. [9]
1920 Martha Price (age 68, born in North Carolina, married), wife, lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Samuel A Price (71), John Price (40), and Frank Price (36). Martha Price's parents were both born in North Carolina. Martha Price could not read or write. [10]
1928 Sam Price died on August 6, at age 80, in Landrum, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. He was born in 1848, son of John Price and Kessey Cockram. [11] [12] [13]
1930 Susan Bradley (age 52, born in North Carolina, married, first married at age 21), wife, lived in Greens Creek, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with William M Bradley (55), William E Bradley (20), Tolbert Bradley (16), Betty Bradley (14), Ellen Bradley (11), Jennet Bradley (9), and Russell Bradley (6). Susan Bradley's parents were both born in North Carolina. [14]
1940 Martha Price (age 25, born in South Carolina, widowed), mother, lived in Campobello, Spartanburg, South Carolina, in a household with John Price (60). The highest grade of school she had completed was Elementary school, 2nd grade. [15]
1940 Susan Bradley (age 56, born in South Carolina, married), wife, lived in Campobello, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, in a household with William Bradley (67), Geneth Bradley (20), Ellen Bradley (18), Tobeah Bradley (26), Gladdis Bradley (20), Linda Bradley (1), and Joe Ann Bradley (2/12). The highest grade of school she had completed was Elementary school, 2nd grade. [16]
1943 Martha Louise Cochran Price (spouse of Sam Price) died on February 22 and was buried at Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery, Saluda, Polk County, North Carolina. Martha Louise Cochran Price was born on February 28, 1852. An obituary reports that she was a daughter of Jeptha Cochran of Polk County and that she had sisters (more likely daughters, sisters was perhaps an error) Mrs. Ellen Thompson, Mrs. Dora Bradley, Mrs Susan Bradley, and Mrs. Katherine Pettit. [17] [18]
[19]
1964 Susan P Bradley died.
Mrs. Bradley
TRYON, N. C. - Mrs. Susan P. Bradley, of 147 Vineyard Road, died Sunday at 6:05 a.m. at St. Luke's Hospital after four weeks of illness.Native of Polk County, daughter of the late Sam and Martha Cochran Prince, she was widow of the late William Bradley. She was a member of Friendship Baptist Church.
Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Carl Gosnell of Hendersonville, Mrs. Cauley Reece of Easley, Mrs. Rush Bostic of Chester, Pa., Mrs. Harvey Searcy of Tryon, Mrs. Earl Schewene of Hebron, Ky., and Mrs. Jeanette Rosnell of Cincinnati, Ohio; three sons, Milo Bradley of Gastonia, William and Tolbert Bradley of Tryon; a sister, Mrs. Katherine Petty of Greensboro, N. C; and 32 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren.
Notes for an earlier Price family with persons named John and Keziah Price are shown below. Did this earlier Price family have a son John who married Keziah? Was Kessy, named in the 1881 estate administration, below, the same as Keziah, widow of John, above?
1810 John Price (perhaps John with wife and mother) lived in Rutherford County, North Carolina in a household with males: 1 (16 thru 25); and females: 1 (16 thru 25) and 1 (45 and over). [21]
c 1814 John Price served in the War of 1812 under Capt. Gingle. An undated pension application (WO 90704, WC 4025) named his widow as Kesiah Price. [22]
1820 John Price (with a good fit to this family's ages), Mountain, lived in Rutherford County, North Carolina in a household with males: 2 (Under 10) and 1 (26 thru 44); and females: 1 (Under 10) and 1 (16 thru 25). [23] Nearby listings included Ephraim Jackson, Marville Mills, and James McKinney.
1830 John Price (with a good fit to this family's ages) lived in Rutherford County, North Carolina in a household with free white males: 1 (Under 5), 2 (5 thru 9), and 1 (40 thru 49); and free white females: 1 (Under 5), 1 (5 thru 9), 2 (10 thru 14), 1 (15 thru 19), and 1 (30 thru 39); and 4 enslaved persons. [24]
1834 Thomas Price sold land on Wolf Mountain in Buncombe County, North Carolina to Robert McMinn. [25]
1840 Jno Price lived in Rutherford County, North Carolina in a household with males: 1 (Under 5), 1 (5 thru 9), 1 (10 thru 14), 2 (15 thru 19), and 1 (50 thru 59); and females: 3 (Under 5), 1 (10 thru 14), 1 (15 thru 19), 1 (20 thru 29), and 1 (40 thru 49). [26] Marvill Mills was listed adjacent. Ob Cochran was listed on the same page.
1844 A. B. Ward and daughter Elizabeth Price were married on April 10 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. [27] [28]
1850 Elizah Ward (age 30, born in North Carolina) lived in Henderson County, North Carolina, in a household with Andrew Ward (31), Jane Ward (7), John Ward (6), and Mattison Cantrell (12). Elizah Ward was a laborer. [29]
1860 Kizzy Price (age 25, born in North Carolina) lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with John Price (age 69), Kizzy Price (age 60), John Price (age 36), Selena Price (age 23), Margaret Price (age 21), Sarah Price (age 20), Judson Madison (age 21), and Jas Price (age 34). [30]
1860 A B Ward (age 38, born in South Carolina) lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Eliza Ward (41), Mary Ward (16), John Ward (14), Martha Ward (12), Kizzy Ward (10), Angeline Ward (8), Margarett Ward (6), Selena Ward (4), and Wm Ward (10/12). A B Ward was a millwright. [31]
1860 Thomas Price (age 43) lived in Henderson County, North Carolina, in a household with Adney Price (40), Louisa Price (17), Susan Price (15), John Price (13), Sarah Price (11), John Price (6), James Price (5), Hulda Price (3), and Infant Price (6/12). Thomas Price was a farm laborer. [32]
1861 Brothers Thomas and William Price enlisted in Company K, 16th infantry of the Confederate Army on April 20, 1861 in Polk County, North Carolina.
1861 William Price enlisted in Company K, 16th infantry of the Confederate Army on April 20, 1861 in Polk County. He was born in Polk County, North Carolina. He died of disease in Virginia and mustered out on October 12, 1861. [33]
1861 Thomas Price enlisted at age 44 in Company K of the 16th infantry of the Confederate Army in Columbus, North Carolina on April 20. He mustered out on July 16, 1862. [34] [35] [36]
1870 Kissiah Price (age 35, born in North Carolina) lived in Township 4, Polk County, North Carolina with Kissiah Price (age 73), Lallie (Sallie?) Price (age 30), William Price (age 10), and Margaret Price (age 12). Kissiah Price was an assistant house keeper. [37]
1870 Andy B Ward (age 48, born in North Carolina) lived in District 9, Jefferson County, Tennessee, in a household with Eliza Ward (52), Martha M Ward (22), Eliza K Ward (), Angeline Ward (18), Margaret E Ward (16), Salena Ward (13), and Rosa C Ward (7). Andy B Ward was a house carpenter. [38]
1870 James Price (age 45, born in North Carolina) lived in Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina, in a household with Elizabeth Price (35), and Adeline Price (3). James Price was a stone & brick mason. [39]
1870 Thos Price (age 52, born in North Carolina) lived in Township 4, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Edney Price (45), Louisa Price (25), Susan Price (23), Sarah Price (21), Jahuyhn Price (17), Huldah Price (14), Allice Price (12), Amanda Price (8), and Henry Price (7). Thos Price was a farmer. [40]
1880 James Price (age 52, born in North Carolina, married) lived in Tryon Twp, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Elizabeth Price (42), Perley Adeline Price (13), Nora Ella Price (10), Joseph Price (7), and Sarah Price (4). James Price's father was born in North Carolina and his mother was born in South Carolina. James Price was a stone mason. [41]
1880 Eliza Ward (age 63, born in North Carolina, married), wife, lived in District 2, Union County, Tennessee, in a household with Andrew Ward (60), and Rose C. Ward (16). Eliza Ward's parents were both born in North Carolina. Eliza Ward's occupation was keeping house. [42]
1880 Thomas Price (age 66, born in North Carolina, married) lived in Columbus, Polk County, North Carolina, in a household with Edney Price (60), Louisa Price (38), J. Huey Price (27), Mandy Price (17), Savannah Price (7), Florence Price (5), Fredora C. Price (4), Allice Price (3), and Zeb B. Price (3). Thomas Price's parents were both born in North Carolina. Thomas Price was a farmer. [43]
c 1881 Thomas Price died about this time. Thomas Price was born about 1814. [44] [45]
Husband of Edna Thompson
children from census records
Louise, Susan, Sarah, John Hugh, James, Hulda, Alice, Amanda, Henry
Tom and Edna are not found after the 1880 census when they are living in Columbus, Polk County, North Carolina. They have lived in this area of North Carolina all of their lives.1881 James Price applied for letters of administration on his father's (John Price) and mother's estate with 100 acres of land on Tryon Mountain on little cove creek. The heirs were named as: Thomas Price's heirs of Polk Co., Andrew & Eliza Ward of Tenn., William Price's heirs of Tenn, Mary Miller of Polk Co, James Price of Polk Co, Kissey Price of Polk Co, Jerry Price's heirs of Henderson Co NC, James & Selena Justice of Henderson Co, William & Margaret Nelson of Henderson Co, & Sarah Price of Polk Co NC. [46]
1900 Liza Ward (born in North Carolina in Feb 1818, married for 57 years), wife, lived in Civil District 2, Union County, Tennessee, in a household with Andy Ward (78). Liza Ward's parents were both born in North Carolina. [47]
Research Notes:
1840 John Price lived in Haywood County, North Carolina in a household with males: 1 (Under 5), 1 (15 thru 19), and 1 (20 thru 29); and females: 1 (20 thru 29). [48]
Kesiah the younger might be daughter-in-law Kesiah Cockerham who married son John Price in 1848. A descendant of Kesiah has a DNA match with Robert and is a shared match with several other descendants and likely relatives of Nancy Cochran.
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