About 1747 he come from Henrico County to that portion of Amelia, which in 1754 became Prince Edward County, Virginia; settled near where Hampden Sidney College now stands, and at the time of his death owned a magnificent estate. He was married twice. I have not been able to learn the name of his first wife. He married the second time, Jerusha Penick of the well known Virginia family of that name. By the first marriage there were seven, and by the second marriage nine, children. There is a tradition in the family that Pugh Price was the happy father of twenty-five children.
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He was buried on his plantation.
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About 1747 he come from Henrico County to that portion of Amelia, which in 1754 became Prince Edward County, Virginia; settled near where Hampden Sidney College now stands, and at the time of his death owned a magnificent estate. He was married twice. I have not been able to learn the name of his first wife. He married the second time, Jerusha Penick of the well known Virginia family of that name. By the first marriage there were seven, and by the second marriage nine, children. There is a tradition in the family that Pugh Price was the happy father of twenty-five children.
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He was buried on his plantation.
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He was buried on his plantation.
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