While attaching every source I could find for Doctor Price Coursey at familysearch.org, I discovered that he signed his 1917 Draft Registration Card as "Doctor Price Coursey." All of his military records show the same name.
I could not find any source that was created while this person was alive that showed any other name.
Doctor Price Coursey and his son, David Price Coursey, have the same initials. I believe that is why some folks think David is a Junior.
David has two surviving siblings. They should know the true facts of the name controversy.
Doctor Price Coursey was a Merchant.
Additions and corrections are rejoiced over.
While attaching every source I could find for Doctor Price Coursey at familysearch.org, I discovered that he signed his 1917 Draft Registration Card as "Doctor Price Coursey." All of his military records show the same name.
I could not find any source that was created while this person was alive that showed any other name.
Doctor Price Coursey and his son, David Price Coursey, have the same initials. I believe that is why some folks think David is a Junior.
David has two surviving siblings. They should know the true facts of the name controversy.
Doctor Price Coursey was a Merchant.
Additions and corrections are rejoiced over.
Family Members
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Carrie Belle Coursey Mellard
1889–1931
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Henry Grady Coursey
1891–1963
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Alice Inez Coursey
1894–1953
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Watson Dean Coursey
1896–1958
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Orrie Pauline Coursey Sharp
1898–1985
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Elzie Lee Coursey
1900–1962
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Riley Coursey
1903–1968
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Hardy Coursey Sr
1905–1962
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Allen Coursey
1908–1959
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Florence Pearl Coursey
1910–1993
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