Price Family Data * * These are excerpts from books I found at the D.A.R. Library (I believe) in DC. I failed to copy the front page of the books ( they were getting ready to close) but will try to get that done on my next trip. Most of the entries put William Price in Prince George Parish except the 1743 entry list Prince Frederick Parish. The Wacamaw and Little Rivers would put him in Horry Co but I’m not sure about the other entries, maybe Williamsburg or Marion, but I don’t recognize other surnames in the entries. Maybe someone else more familiar with the other families, and geography, can shed some light on these items. I hope to get back to DC next week. Al Munden Will Book 1747-1754, page 111 William Price, his mark, Prince George’s Parish, Craven County. Wife: Ann. Sons: Henry and Samuel; William and James, residue of estate. Exor: Thomas Waties. Wit: Saml Jerkins; Thos Brazzer, his mark: John Neal, his mark. D: 11 Mar. 1749. P: 9 Apr. 1750. R: nd. P. 261. Land Records ( Craven Co.?) Book E-E, p. 260 JOHN BAYLEY, ESQ., of Ballinaclough, Co. of Tipperary, 24 Nov. 1726 Ireland, son & heir of JOHN BAYLY, ESQ., by his attorney Lease for 1 year ALEXANDER CTRENCH, merchant, of Charleston; to WILLIAM PRICE, planter, of Craven Co., for 10 shillings a year, 300 a. in Craven Co., bounding NE on WILLIAM WATIES; N & NW on vacant land. Witnesses: JOHN BENSTONE, SAMUEL MASTERS, WILLIAM WATIES. WILLIAM HOPTON, Register Book Y, p. 276 WILLIAM (his mark) PRICE, & ANNA, his wife, of Cape Fear, 10 & 11 Oct. 1729 to WILLIAM WATIES, of Craven Co., for £ 120 SC money, 500 L & R a. in Craven Co., on W side of Peedee River, commonly called Wehaw , bounding SW on the Duke of Beaufort’s Barony. Witnesses: WILLIAM FARRIS, RACHEL FARRIS. Memorial recorded in Auditor’s office in Old Grant Bk. No. 1, fol. 423 on 29 Jan. 1732 by JAMES ST. JOHN, Dep. Aud. JAMES HOME, Register Book Q p. 141 WILLIAM (his mark) PRICE, planter & ANN his wife of Prince 13 Mar. 1734/5 George Parish, Craven Co., to JONATHAN COLKINS, of Bill of Sale Georgetown, resident at Little River, Prince George Parish for £ 300 SC money, 330 a. in Prince George Parish, bounding NE on WILLIAM WATIES; N & NW on vacant land; ANN to renounce her dower when requested. Witnesses: PETER LANE, PHILIP BAKER. NATHANIEL JOHNSON Register. Book D-D p. 146 WILLIAM WATIES, SR., of Prince George Parish, to _____ Nov. 1741 ABRAHAM JERDON, for £ 600 currency, 350 a., Mortgage known as Cold Bear Swamp, in King’s Township, granted to WILLIAM PRICE, who sold it to WILLIAM WATIES. Witnesses: ROBERT _________; JOSEPH HON_____. Before PAUL TRAPIER, J.P. JOHN BEALE, Register Book A-A p. 294 WILLIAM (his mark) PRICE, planter & ANN his wife of Prince 9 & 10 Aug. 1743 Frederick’s Parish, Craven Co., to EDWARD CLEMENTS, L & R planter of Prince George’s Parish, for £ 300 currency, 300 a. On SE side of Wacamaw River, Craven Co., bounding NE on MR. FRANK; SW on MICHAEL JEAN; SE on vacant land. Witnesses: WILLIAM WATIES, JOHN HENTIE. Before JOHN GENDRON, J.P. JAMES MICKIE D.P.R.