Wife of Vincent Price as seen in 1880 census. Both were born in NY.
Dr. Price was married in March, 1855, to Miss Harriett White, the daughter of Dr. R. G. White of Buffalo, New York. Five of their children reached adult age.
Mrs. Price possesses artistic ability of a high order and is a member of the D. A. R. The home of the Doctor and his estimable wife is marked by evidences of culture and refined taste, and that the family finds great pleasure in the world of literature is shown by the fine library, containing three thousand standard works. Both the Doctor and Mrs. Price are liberal supporters of the Episcopal church at Waukegan, Illinois, where they have resided since 1861. He is also an esteemed member of Washington Park Club and the Union League Club.
Dr. Price was married in March, 1855, to Miss Harriett White, the daughter of Dr. R. G. White of Buffalo, New York. Five of their children reached adult age.
Mrs. Price possesses artistic ability of a high order and is a member of the D. A. R. The home of the Doctor and his estimable wife is marked by evidences of culture and refined taste, and that the family finds great pleasure in the world of literature is shown by the fine library, containing three thousand standard works. Both the Doctor and Mrs. Price are liberal supporters of the Episcopal church at Waukegan, Illinois, where they have resided since 1861. He is also an esteemed member of Washington Park Club and the Union League Club.
Wife of Vincent Price as seen in 1880 census. Both were born in NY.
Dr. Price was married in March, 1855, to Miss Harriett White, the daughter of Dr. R. G. White of Buffalo, New York. Five of their children reached adult age.
Mrs. Price possesses artistic ability of a high order and is a member of the D. A. R. The home of the Doctor and his estimable wife is marked by evidences of culture and refined taste, and that the family finds great pleasure in the world of literature is shown by the fine library, containing three thousand standard works. Both the Doctor and Mrs. Price are liberal supporters of the Episcopal church at Waukegan, Illinois, where they have resided since 1861. He is also an esteemed member of Washington Park Club and the Union League Club.
Dr. Price was married in March, 1855, to Miss Harriett White, the daughter of Dr. R. G. White of Buffalo, New York. Five of their children reached adult age.
Mrs. Price possesses artistic ability of a high order and is a member of the D. A. R. The home of the Doctor and his estimable wife is marked by evidences of culture and refined taste, and that the family finds great pleasure in the world of literature is shown by the fine library, containing three thousand standard works. Both the Doctor and Mrs. Price are liberal supporters of the Episcopal church at Waukegan, Illinois, where they have resided since 1861. He is also an esteemed member of Washington Park Club and the Union League Club.
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