National archives deceased estates | |
| Price, Albert John - Estimated year of death: 1926 |  |
| Price, David John - Estimated year of death: 1969 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1955 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1881 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1894 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1906 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1917 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1919 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1902 | |
| Price, John - Estimated year of death: 1973 | |
| Price, John Bernard - Estimated year of death: 1941 | |
| Price, John Douglas Dyason - Estimated year of death: 1964 | |
| Price, John Evans - Estimated year of death: 1945 | |
| Price, John Hilton - Estimated year of death: 1957 | |
| Price, John James Hamilton - Estimated year of death: 1930 | |
| Price, John Robert - Estimated year of death: 1974 | |
| Price, Percival John - Estimated year of death: 1974 | |
| Price, Thomas John - Estimated year of death: 1973 | |
Tracing the Price Family Legacy Through South Africa’s Historical Records
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