Harry was the second of eight children of Wilson C. Price, a bootmaker of Lambertville, and Anna Matilda 'Hannah' Dever Price. He is the child on the left in the photo.
He wed Helen Mulroney, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912.
Harry worked for the rubber company in Lambertville in his youth. He was a sheet iron worker on the railroads at the time of his death. He lived in Lambertville all his life.
He wed Helen Mulroney, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912.
Harry worked for the rubber company in Lambertville in his youth. He was a sheet iron worker on the railroads at the time of his death. He lived in Lambertville all his life.
Harry was the second of eight children of Wilson C. Price, a bootmaker of Lambertville, and Anna Matilda 'Hannah' Dever Price. He is the child on the left in the photo.
He wed Helen Mulroney, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912.
Harry worked for the rubber company in Lambertville in his youth. He was a sheet iron worker on the railroads at the time of his death. He lived in Lambertville all his life.
He wed Helen Mulroney, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912.
Harry worked for the rubber company in Lambertville in his youth. He was a sheet iron worker on the railroads at the time of his death. He lived in Lambertville all his life.
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