Kentucky: A History of the State, Perrin, Battle, Kniffin, 8th ed., 1888,
Jefferson Co.

VERNON D. PRICE was born in Cincinnati, June 9, 1848, and is a son of James
P. and Frances (Dana) Price, of Richmond, Va., and Ohio.  His father moved
from Virginia to Cincinnati, where he was for a time a hardware merchant.
In 1846 he raised a company in Kentucky for the Mexican war, and was major
of the regiment at the close of hostilities.  He died in 1884, at the age
of eighty-one years.  Subject is the only son, and was brought up in
Washington County, Ohio, where his parents removed when he was a boy.  He
was liberally educated, and graduated at Bowdoin College, at Brunswick, Me.
After leaving college he went to Europe, and upon his return, he, in 1871,
started in his present business, the manufacturer of cider and vinegar, in
which he has been very successful, having at the present time fifteen men
on the road.  Mr. John W. Lucas was associated with him a few years after
he began the business--the firm being Price & Lucas.  In August, 1877, Mr.
Price was married to Miss Mary Cramblitt, of Des Moines, Iowa.  They have
had four children, three of whom are living, viz: Vernon D., Florence and
Helen.  Mr. Price is one of the young and energetic business men of
Louisville.  He is a stockholder and director in the Louisville Southern
Railroad; is a director in the Louisville Banking Company; a director in
the Commercial Club; director in the Polytehnic Society of Kentucky, and in
the Kentucky and Indiana Stock Yards, and director in the Louisville &
Madison Woolen Mills.

Price Dana Cramblitt Lucas
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Washington-OH Cincinnati-Hamilton-OH VA ME

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