Gartha Mills Camp was the daughter of William Jesse Camp and Mary Elizabeth Smith, both of Newton Co., GA. Her father was a physician in training and her mother a published author. They moved to Colorado after the Civil War and her mother died when Gartha was five. She was consequently adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson in Colorado.
She married Frederick Floyd Price on May 14, 1914 in Seattle, WA, and bore five sons and three daughters. During WWII all her sons volunteered for the military and her home had five stars in the window and was featured in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Gartha was well educated for her time and worked as a milliner and bookkeeper before marriage. While raising her family she inspired all to be readers. She participated in the community and had many letters to the editor of the Akron Beacon Journal published.
She married Frederick Floyd Price on May 14, 1914 in Seattle, WA, and bore five sons and three daughters. During WWII all her sons volunteered for the military and her home had five stars in the window and was featured in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Gartha was well educated for her time and worked as a milliner and bookkeeper before marriage. While raising her family she inspired all to be readers. She participated in the community and had many letters to the editor of the Akron Beacon Journal published.
Gartha Mills Camp was the daughter of William Jesse Camp and Mary Elizabeth Smith, both of Newton Co., GA. Her father was a physician in training and her mother a published author. They moved to Colorado after the Civil War and her mother died when Gartha was five. She was consequently adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson in Colorado.
She married Frederick Floyd Price on May 14, 1914 in Seattle, WA, and bore five sons and three daughters. During WWII all her sons volunteered for the military and her home had five stars in the window and was featured in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Gartha was well educated for her time and worked as a milliner and bookkeeper before marriage. While raising her family she inspired all to be readers. She participated in the community and had many letters to the editor of the Akron Beacon Journal published.
She married Frederick Floyd Price on May 14, 1914 in Seattle, WA, and bore five sons and three daughters. During WWII all her sons volunteered for the military and her home had five stars in the window and was featured in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Gartha was well educated for her time and worked as a milliner and bookkeeper before marriage. While raising her family she inspired all to be readers. She participated in the community and had many letters to the editor of the Akron Beacon Journal published.
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