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Facts and Events
| Name |
John Buren Price |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
20 Nov 1815 |
Lynchburg, Lincoln, Tennessee, United States |
| Marriage |
Abt 1844 |
of Pickens, Holmes, Mississippi, United Statesto Eliza Jane Adair |
| Immigration[3] |
1857 |
Washington, Washington, Utah Territory, United States |
| Death[2] |
11 Jan 1893 |
Washington, Washington, Utah Territory, United States |
| Burial? |
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Washington, Washington, Utah, United States |
Middle name may have been Buren.
Ordained a High Priest 27 Feb 1875.
References
- ↑ Isadora Chadburn Price and Ken Staheli.
- ↑ Wesley W. Craig, Indexes of all of the cemeteries in the county..
- ↑ The following were members of the two original companies and others who settled at Washington in 1857: Robert D. Covington, Harrison Pearce, James B. Regan, William R. Slade, Joseph Smith, William Hawley, John Couch, Sr., John Couch, Jr., John Mangum, James B. Wilkins, Alfred Johnson, John W. Freeman, William H. Crawford, Umpsted Rencher, James D. McCullough, Balus Spouse, James Richie, Samuel Adair, Oscar Tyler, George Spencer, Jr., J. Holden, Joseph Adair, Joseph Hatfield (or Hadfield), William Dameron, Preston Thomas, William Fream, George Adair, Newton Adair, John Clark, Thomas W. Smith, Simes B. Matheny, Stephen and William Dugus (or Duggins), William J. Young, Enoch Dodge, John (B.)Price, and Robert Lloyd.
From Under the Dixie Sun, pg 235.
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