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Hi, Craig,
Thanks for trying to clarify the records. However, I interpret this differently: BARNES' "Balto. Co. Families, 1659 - 1759," says that on 9 Apr. 1703, Thomas PRICE made oath that Thomas PRICE, Sr., decd., owed no one at the time of his death. BARNES indicates that years of the immigrant Thomas PRICE were ca. 1610 - ca. 1701. Abstracts of Inventories of the Prerogative Court also has that date, 9 Apr. 1703, as the inventory of Thomas PRICE, Sr., 22.79, SM, appraisers Wm. AISQUITH & John MILLES, administrator Thomas PRICE.
There were other inventories for Thomas PRICE, 24.101, Charles Co., 10 S 1703, appraisers Thos. DAVIS & Wm. SMITH. // Thomas PRICE, 25.147, Charles Co., 1 Mar. 1704, admx. Elisabeth PRICE.
Thomas PRICE, 32C.149, PG, 8 Aug. 1711, appraisers Hezekiah BUSSEE & Geo. NAILOR, admx. widow Elisabeth. John PRICE 33A.175, PG, 7 May 1712, had same appraisers & no other names. Then Thomas PRICE, 33A.177, PG, 9 May 1712, listed receipt from Capt. John BRADFORD & payments to many, admx. Elisabeth PRICE.
In Mar. 1706, Thomas PRICE received payment from the estate of Thos. LOW, 26.155, SM.
I think we can say with certainty that neither of our Thomas PRICE ancestors died on 9 Apr. 1703 because I do not know of anyone appearing in court on the date of death. However, it is possible that either the immigrant or his son was called "senior" by 1703.
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