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John Price was one of twelve sons who all had biblical names and were known as "The Twelve Apostles".
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England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973
Name: John Price
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 17 Sep 1836
Marriage Place: Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, England
Spouse: Harriet Niass
FHL Film Number: 916840
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1851 England Census
Residence: Colston's Arms, Temple Street, City of Bristol
John Price, Head of Family, Married, Male, Age 36, Occupation: Stone Mason, Born: Bristol
Harriet Price, Wife, Married, Female, Age 36, Born: Torquay, Devon
Harriet Price, Daughter, Female, Age 13, Born: Exetor
Caroline Price, Daughter, Female, Age 10, Scholar, Born: Bristol
Mary Price, Daughter, Female, Age 6, Scholar, Born: Bristol
John Price, Son, Male, Age 8, Scholar, Born: Bristol
Louisa Price, Daughter, Female, Age 4, Born: Bristol
Jane Price, Daughter, Female, Age 18 months, Born: Bristol
Elizabeth Price, Daughter, Female, Age 3 months
Public Record Office Reference No: H.O. 107/1947
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1861 Wales Census
Residence: Milton Street, Cardiff, Wales
John Price, Head of Family, Married, Male, Age 46, Occupation: Stone Mason, Born: Bristol
Harriett Price, Wife, Married, Female, Age 46, Born: Devonshire, Torquay
Mary Price, Daughter, Female, Age 16, Born: Bristol
Henry Price, Son, Male, Age 6, Born: Glamorgan, Canton
Jessie Price, Daughter, Female, Age 4, Born: Glamorgan, Cwmavon
Isaac Price, Brother, Married, Male, Age 23, Occupation: Mason, Born: Bristol
Sarah Parsons Price, Wife, Female, Age 23, Born: Bristol
Joseph Price, Son, Male, Age 7 months, Born: Bristol
Public Record Office Reference No: R.G. 9/4039
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1871 Wales Census
Residence: Penylan Road, Roath, Cardiff, Wales.
John Price, Head of Family, Married, Male Age 57, Occupation: Mason, Born Bristol.
Harriet Price, Wife, Married, Female Age 58, Born Devon, Tor.
Henry Price, Son, Unmarried, Male Age 17, Occupation: Mason Apprentice, Born Glam, Canton.
Mary Jane Woods, Granddaughter, Female Age 10, Scholar, Born Glam, Roath
Public Record Office Reference No R.G. 10/5366
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THE CARDIFF AND MERTHYR GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1872.
FOUND DROWNED - An inquest was held on Monday, at the Town Hall, on the body of John Price, a mason, who was found drowned in the canal on Sunday. There was no evidence to show how the body came there, and a verdict of "Found drowned" was returned.
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THE CARDIFF TIMES, 6TH JULY, 1872.
A MAN DROWNED IN THE CANAL. - Early on Sunday morning an elderly man named John Price, who is a mason by trade, and in that capacity was employed in the construction of the new tower in Cardiff Castle, fell into the old canal. His body was recovered an hour after, life, of course, being then extinct. The corpse was removed to the dead-house by P. C. Murley (20). Mr. R. L. Reece, coroner, held an inquest on the body on Monday. From the evidence it appeared that the deceased, who lived at Penylan, went, on Saturday night, to attend his club, at the Carpenters' Arms. He left there early, after having taken three or four glasses of beer, to return homewards, it was believed. Instead of doing so, however, he went in the direction of the canal, upon the side of which he had been working, and it is supposed that he went there with the intention of fetching his spectacles from the pocket of a coat he left there. Nothing more was heard of him, except that his body was found, as before described, in the canal, where a splash had been heard an hour before by Mr. Lewis, who was standing at the corner of Crichton-street at the time, The verdict returned was accidental death.
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