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William Hubbel Price
William Hubbel Price (January 29, 1820 – October 31, 1895) was an American soldier, politician, and minister from the state of Missouri who later served as a legislator in Texas after the Civil War.
William Hubbel Price was born on January 29, 1820, to John G. Price (1797 -1867) and America Wilson in Kentucky. John G. Price, was a Missouri Senator and the grandson of Revolutionary War patriot and chaplain John Gano, the minister who allegedly baptized George Washington. William Price was a cousin of Civil War Generals William Price Sanders and Richard Montgomery Gano through their great-grandfather John Gano.
William Price enlisted as a private in "Julian's" Company in the 3rd Missouri Mounted Volunteers during the Mexican-American War on August 31, 1846 and was discharged at Fort Leavenworth on October 1, 1846. He later reenlisted as a private with Company B in the 3rd Missouri Infantry Regiment during the war.
In April 1853, he and his father John G. Price helped found Mount Zion Baptist Church, which was the first brick church built outside of Liberty, Missouri. William Price served as a pastor for the church and was one of the last two surviving male members alive at the time of the churchs founding.
During the Civil War Price served as a captain in the Missouri State Guard under General Sterling Price. He served at the Battle of Elkhorn Tavern in March 1862 and was later medically discharged in Memphis, Tennessee for chronic ophthalmia.
His father John G. Price was a southern unionist, who remained loyal to the Union "By staying home and funding government troops (Union Soldiers)" according to his oath of loyalty to the Union he signed on October 6, 1866 at the age of 69.
He married Charity Ann Waller on 26 May 1841, and they had four daughters and two sons together. The daughters were named Grace, Susan, America, and Florence. The sons were named G. Sterling and John N. Price. His daughter Grace married Jeremiah Crabb Griffith, a Confederate veteran, Susan married J.M. Taylor of Ada, Oklahoma, America E. married Napoleon Jouette of Dallas, Texas, Florence married firstly Charles Harris then remarried T.W. Ivy after Charles death.
G. Sterling Price was named after General Sterling Price whom William Price served under during the Civil War. Grace's obituary claims William Hubbel Price and General Sterling Price were "first cousin(s)".
William Hubbel Price
William Hubbel Price (January 29, 1820 – October 31, 1895) was an American soldier, politician, and minister from the state of Missouri who later served as a legislator in Texas after the Civil War.
William Hubbel Price was born on January 29, 1820, to John G. Price (1797 -1867) and America Wilson in Kentucky. John G. Price, was a Missouri Senator and the grandson of Revolutionary War patriot and chaplain John Gano, the minister who allegedly baptized George Washington. William Price was a cousin of Civil War Generals William Price Sanders and Richard Montgomery Gano through their great-grandfather John Gano.
William Price enlisted as a private in "Julian's" Company in the 3rd Missouri Mounted Volunteers during the Mexican-American War on August 31, 1846 and was discharged at Fort Leavenworth on October 1, 1846. He later reenlisted as a private with Company B in the 3rd Missouri Infantry Regiment during the war.
In April 1853, he and his father John G. Price helped found Mount Zion Baptist Church, which was the first brick church built outside of Liberty, Missouri. William Price served as a pastor for the church and was one of the last two surviving male members alive at the time of the churchs founding.
During the Civil War Price served as a captain in the Missouri State Guard under General Sterling Price. He served at the Battle of Elkhorn Tavern in March 1862 and was later medically discharged in Memphis, Tennessee for chronic ophthalmia.
His father John G. Price was a southern unionist, who remained loyal to the Union "By staying home and funding government troops (Union Soldiers)" according to his oath of loyalty to the Union he signed on October 6, 1866 at the age of 69.
He married Charity Ann Waller on 26 May 1841, and they had four daughters and two sons together. The daughters were named Grace, Susan, America, and Florence. The sons were named G. Sterling and John N. Price. His daughter Grace married Jeremiah Crabb Griffith, a Confederate veteran, Susan married J.M. Taylor of Ada, Oklahoma, America E. married Napoleon Jouette of Dallas, Texas, Florence married firstly Charles Harris then remarried T.W. Ivy after Charles death.
G. Sterling Price was named after General Sterling Price whom William Price served under during the Civil War. Grace's obituary claims William Hubbel Price and General Sterling Price were "first cousin(s)".
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