This was documented by Craig Campbell and noted on his website, well done.
View Tree for Mordecia PriceMordecia Price (b. Abt. 1660, d. 1715)
Mordecia Price (son of Thomas Price Jr. and Elizabeth Johnson)1470, 1471 was born Abt. 1660 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland1472, 1473, and died 1715 in West River, Anne Arundel County, Maryland1474, 1475.He married Mary Parsons on Aft. October 10, 1683 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland1476, 1477, daughter of Thomas Parsons and Isabell H..
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Mordecai Price was born about 1660 in Maryland, and was the son of Thomas Price Jr. and Elizabeth Johnson. Mordecai had at least one brother, Edward, and no other siblings are known at this time. Mordecai married Mary Parsons after October 10th, 1683 and they had at least 13 children between the years of 1685 and 1713. Mordecai and Mary lived and raised all of there children near West River, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. 
Mary (Parsons) Price, father died and she was named in his will as follows: 
1683 WILL
Mary Parsons is named as the apparently single (unmarried) daughter of Thomas Parsons of Anne Arundel County, Maryland in his 1683 will.
"I Thomas Parsons of Anne Arundel County in ye Province of Maryland, . . . . give & bequeath unto my daughters Mary Parsons & Susanna Parsons my plantation which I live upon & all things belonging thereunto.I give it unto them to be equally divided betwixt them after their mother's decease to be theirs & their heirs forever. . . .& for ye true performance hereof I have here set my hand and seal this tenth day of October in ye year of our Lord 1683.The mark(TP)of Thomas Parsens."
SOURCE:Last Will & Testament of Thomas Parsons of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, transcribed by Curt L. Sytsma on March 11, 1999, from a photocopy of the original given to me by Dick & Sandy Rollins.Other sources indicate that the original is found in the Maryland Wills Books, Liber 4, Folio 28. 
Mordecai and Mary Price owned land in Anne Arundel County, andland records have been found for them as follows:
1693 PETITION TO RESURVEY LAND
In about 1693, Mordecai Price of Anne Arundel County, Maryland petitioned the Council of Maryland as follows: 
"To his Exclly the Govr & the honble the Councill The humble petition of Mordecai Price of Ann Arundell County humbly sheweth That your Petitioner being lawfully Vested in a Certain tract or Parcell of Land called Cumbers Ridge lying in Ann Arundell County formerly taken up by one John Cumber and now in the Possession of your Petitioner humbly prays that Warrant of Resurvey may issue from this Board to Resurvey the same to be made in the Presence of the Sheriff of the said County and a Jury by him Summoned impanelled and Sworne & according to the known Bounds and Courses thereof and not running into the Lines of an antienter survey then its self or Land reserved for the Ld Baltemores use and that the Surveyor may have Power to Examine upon oath such Evidences as originally bounded & marked the said Land at the first taking up.And your Petitioner shall pray &c."
SOURCE:Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, Liber K, at pages 157-158, as reprinted in Archives of Maryland, Volume 8, at page 477 (Maryland Historical Society: Baltimore 1890).
Curt Sytsma notes:Liber K is a copy of a missing original; the liber begins April 6, 1692 and ends July 14, 1694.
1693 GRANT OF PETITION TO RESURVEY LAND
In about 1693, the Council of Maryland granted the petition of Mordecai Price to resurvey Cumbers Ridge in Anne Arundel County:"The Petition granted and Ordered that special Warrant issue forth of the Land Office to Resurvey the Land men
tioned in the petition according to the true ancient intended meetes and Bounds thereof in presence of the Sheriff and a Jury of the Neighbourhood to be thereunto impanelled & sworn with Power and Authority given to the Surveyor to examine upon Oath such Evidences as may be Produced to give light thereinto &c."
SOURCE:Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, Liber K, at page 158, as reprinted in Archives of Maryland, Volume 8, at page 478 (Maryland Historical Society: Baltimore 1890)
1694 RETURN OF RESURVEY
On February 14, 1693/94, the Council of Maryland received a Certificate of Resurvey for Mordecai Price:"ffeby 14th 1693.Ordered that these following Certificates of Resurvey (being hither returneable & at this Board now here presented (Viz. . . Mordecai Price containing One hundred Ninety One Acres, called Crombers Ridge . . , be from this Board forthwith transmitted to the Land Office, to the End the same may be there duely Entered & Remain upon Record.Signed p Ordr H Denton Cl Concil."SOURCE:Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, Liber CB, at page 49, as reprinted in Archives of Maryland, Volume 20, at page 44 (Maryland Historical Society: Baltimore 1900). 
Curt Sytsma notes: Liber CB includes 1693 and 1694.
Mordecai was named as a executor of his brother-in-law Anthony Holland's will. As of this time how Anthony and Mordecai were brother-inlaws is unclear, it is likely that Anthony Holland and Mordecai married sisters.
1703 WILL
In a will executed on February 12, 1702/03, Anthony Holland named his brother-in-law Mordecai Price as one of the executors of his estate."HOLLAND, Anthony, Herring C[ree]k., A[nne] A[rundel] County, 12th Feb., 1702 [1702/03] ; 2nd Aug., 1703.Exs.: Benj. Capele, Mordecay PRICE, Wm. Richardson, Sam'l Gassaway." 
SOURCE:Jane Baldwin Cotton, Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume III (Genealogical Publishing Co.: Baltimore 1968) (citing Liber 11, Folio 316).
1703-1715.Mordecai Price, Anthony Holland's brother-in-law, served as an executor or co-executor of the estate of Anthony Holland, whose estate was valued at more than 400 pounds.This service is documented by a 1703 inventory found in the papers of Mordecai Price."Anthony Holland (Quaker); 1.422; L 419.11.11; Aug 11, 1703.. . . Inventory was found in the papers of Mordecai Price by his administratrix Mary Price." 
SOURCE: Skinner at 15.This service is also documented in a 1728 probate record."Mary Price; 9.189; A; AA; L 35.10.3; May 25, 1728. . . .Payments to . . . John Norris, due from estate of deceased's husband (unnamed) as administrator of Anthony Holland." 
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 189).
Mordecia Price is found on several "Rent Rolls" that were taken in the early 1700's for Anne Arundel County. Mordecia owned several tracts of land as follows: 170 acres called "Cumbers Ridge", a 116 acre tract called "Locust Neck",and 50 acres which was part of a 155-acre tract known as "Papa Ridge" ; the remaining 105 acres was possessed by Widow Hurst.Papa Ridge was located in the Herring Creek Swamp.Mordecia also was responsible for his deceased brother-in-law Anthony Hollands land, a 18 acre tract, known as "Hollands Orphans".
1707 RENT ROLL
In a rent roll dated 1707 and covering the West River Hundred of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, "Mordica" Price was listed as the possessor of a 170 tract known as Cumbers Ridge.The 1707 rent was 3 shillings and 5 pence, and the land was located at the head of the branch of Deep Creek near the 3 islands in the swamp.This land was originally surveyed for John Cumber Jr. on July 10, 1663.
SOURCE:Maryland Rent Rolls: Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, 1700-1707, 1705-1724 (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore: 1976) at page 145.
1703-1711 RENT ROLL
In an undated rent roll estimated to have been prepared circa 1703-1711, "Mordica" Price was listed as the owner of a 116 acre parcel known as Locust Neck.He held an additional 18 acres for the orphans of Anthony Holland."Locust Neck.116 A: Sur: for Mordica Price & is what was found in the other moyety of the sd. Rema. Pt of Locust Neck entred in pa: 14 & of Truswell in page 15.Rent 4 shillings and 7 ¾ pence.18 A: the same being that sold first out of Locust Neck as in page 14.Rent 8 ¾ shillings.Posssrs. 116 Mor: Price in his own right.18 ditto Price for Anth: Hollands Orp:"
SOURCE: Maryland Rent Rolls: Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, 1700-1707, 1705-1724 (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore: 1976) at page 137.
1703-1711 RENT ROLL
In an undated rent roll estimated to have been prepared circa 1703-1711, "Mordica" Price was listed as the possessor of 50 acres which was part of a 155-acre tract known as Papa Ridge; the remaining 105 acres was possessed by Widow Hurst.Papa Ridge was located in the Herring Creek Swamp in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and was originally surveyed on July 13, 1673 for Edward Parish.
SOURCE:Maryland Rent Rolls: Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, 1700-1707, 1705-1724 (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore: 1976) at page 129-130.
1709 DEED
"9 Sep 1709, Teaque and Mary Tracey, cooper, of Baltimore Co., Maryland to Mordecai Price, planter, of same, 16 pounds, 100 acres . . . Britton Ridge . . . line of James Meadows.Signed Teque (x) Tracey and Mary (x) Tracey.Wit: Dulton Lane and William Talbot."
SOURCE:John Davis, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Records, Volume One: 1659-1737 (Heritage Books, Inc.: Bowie, Maryland 1996) at page 220.
Curt Sytsma notes:Mr. Davis cites to Baltimore County Deed Records, Liber T.R. No. A (1709-1717), but does not provide a folio number. 
1711 DEED
6 May 1711, John & Mary Hillen, cordwinder, of Baltimore Co., Maryland to Mordecai Price, planter, of same 16 pounds, 93 acres . . . Sater Hill.Signed John Hillen and Mary (x) Hillen.Wit: H. Whitehead and Dulton Lane.
SOURCE:John Davis, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Records, Volume One: 1659-1737 (Heritage Books, Inc.: Bowie, Maryland 1996) at page 220.
Curt Sytsma notes:Mr. Davis cites to Baltimore County Deed Records, Liber T.R. No. A (1709-1717), but does not provide a folio number.
Mordecai Price died in Anne Arundel County, Maryland in 1715, at the age of about 55.Mordecia was often refered to as a "planter", probably being a tabacco farmer. Mordecia was fairly wealthy, owning at least 345 acres of land. Mary, his wife died before June of 1718 at about age 51. In her will she left property to her heirs to include slaves, furniture, and money. Below are various inventories and wills of Mordecia and Mary Price.
1715 INVENTORY
"1715PRICE, MORDECAI.Anne Arundel" County.Inventory found in Liber XXXVI.C, Folio 250.
SOURCE:Annie Walker Burns, Index to Maryland Inventories and Accounts, Volume II (manuscript privately published in Annapolis 1938) at page 184.
"Mordicai Price; 36C.250; I; AA; Lll2.13.0; Dec 23 1715.Appraisers Robert Franklin, John Talbott."SOURCE: Abstract by Skinner.
1717 ACCOUNT
"1717.PRICE, MORDECAI.Anne Arundel" County.Account found in Liber XXXVIII.A, Folio 63.
SOURCE:Annie Walker Burns, Index to Maryland Inventories and Accounts, Volume II (manuscript privately published in Annapolis 1938) at page 184.
"Mordecai Price; 38A.63; AA; L112.13.0; L 262.4.6; Apr 8 1717.Payments to Stephen Price, Capt. Thomas Warthon ( merchant in London), Henry Offley, Charles Carrall, Esq., Captain Jones, Esq., W. Bladen Esq., Samuel Harrison. Administratrix: Mary Price."
SOURCE: Abstract by Skinner. 
1718 WILL (ABSTRACT)
"PRICE, Mary, widow, A. A. Co., 8th May, 1718; 5th June, 1718.Money in hands of Francis Waston, merch., London, be applied by exs. to purchase of land for use of sons John and Thomas. To sons Thomas and Benjamin, personalty. To daus. Rachel and Hannah and granddau. Mary Carr, personalty.To friend Edward Parish, Sr., claims against estate of testator's mother, Isabel CAPLE. To following sons and daus., viz.: Stephen, Mordecai, Leah Forde and Elizabeth Carr, 5s. each. Residue of estate to daus. Mary and Sarah, equally. Exs.: Son Stephen and son-in-law Thomas Carr, jointly.Test: Thos. Crutchly, Jacob Holland, Wm. Tipton. 14. 628." 
SOURCE:Jane Baldwin Cotton, Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume IV (Genealogical Publishing Co.: Baltimore 1968), at page 167.The source cited is Liber 14, Folio 628.
1718 WILL
"Maryland Ss.I Mary Price of Ann Arundell County in the Province aforesaid - Widdow being Sicke & weake of Body but of perfect Disposeing Mind & Memory Revokeing Disannulling & utterly Making Voyde all & Every other Will & Wills Testament & Testaments by Me heretofore made Doe Make Ordaine & Appoynt this present Writeing to be forever hereafter taken held & deemed as my Last will & Testament in Manner and Forme Following Viz.Imp: 
My Will & Mind is that the Money which I have now Lodged in the hands of Francis Waston Merchant in London being as by his acct Currt. Will appeare Twenty one [pounds?] three Shillings & Fivepence: Be by my Execs. Hereafter Named applyed to & for the Purchase of Soe much Land as the Same will Pay for, & that the Title of Such Land Soe Purchased Shall be made to the only proper use & Behoofes of my Two Sons John & Thomas Price & their Heires & Assignes forever. 
Secondly I Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Rachell one Negroe Man named Tomm & one of the Feather Beds & furniture that is now in my Lodging Roome as also one fourth part of all my Pewter.
Thirdly I give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Hannah one Negroe woman named Kate & one of ye Feather Beds & Furniture that is now in my Lodging Roome as also one fourth part of all my Pewter.
Fouthly I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Mary Carr my Chest of Drawers.Fifthly I asigne & give unto my friend Edward Parish Sen. All my Right Title Claime & Interest which I now have or hereafter may have to my Mother Isabell Caple's Estate by Vertue of her Last will & Testament the better to Enable him to Discharge the just Debts of my aforesaid Mother Isabell Caples Depending that it is Kindness to my Children will be according to the Profits that he makes thereof but that I Leave wholly to his Discretion. 
Sixthly, I Give & Bequeath unto my Son Thomas Price one Feather Bed Rug & Blanketts belonging thereto which now Stands in the outer Roome.
Seventhly I give & Bequeath unto my Son Benjamin Price that feather Bed & what Cov'ing now Belongs thereto which is in the truckle Bedstead in my Roome.
Eighthly I give & Bequeath unto my following Sons & Daughters viz: Stephen & Mordecai Price, Leah Forde & Elizabeth Carr the Sume of five Shillings each. 
Ninthly after all my just Debts & Legacys be pd. I Bequeath all the Remaining Part of my whole Estate be the Same or what Kind or Nature Soever unto my two Daughters Mary & Sarah Price to be equally Divided between them. 
Lastly I Constitute & appoint my Son Steven Price & my Son in Law Thomas Carr to be whole & sole Execs. Of this my last Will & TestamentIn Witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand & Seale this 8th Day of the third Month Com'only Called May in the Yeare of our Lord one Thousand Seven hundred and Eighteene.The marke [M] of Mary Price.SEAL.Signed Sealed & Published in the p'sence of Thomas Crutchly, Jacob Holland, The marke [WT] of Wm. Tipton.The aforegoing Will was thus Endorsed June 5th 1718.Then Came Jacob Holland & Thos. Crutchly two of the Subscribeing Evidences to the within will & made Oath upon the holy Evangelists of Almighty God that they Saw the within named Mary Price Signe Seale & heard her Publish & Declare the within Instrument of writeing as her last will & Testament & that the time of her Soe doing She was to the best of their apprehension of perfect Sense & Memory --jurat Cor Men./s/ Benj: Tasker, Com.A. A. Co'ty.
SOURCE:Prerogative Court Records, Maryland Wills, Liber 14, Folios 628-629.Transcribed from a photocopy of the original record (MSA No. S538) in the Maryland State Archives; the photocopy was secured on June 23, 1999, and the transcription was made by Curt L. Sytsma on November 28, 1999.
1718 INVENTORY
"1718.PRICE, MARY.ANNE ARUNDEL" County.Inventory found in Liber I, Folio 388.
SOURCE:Annie Walker Burns, Maryland: Index to Inventories, 1718 to 1745, Volume III (manuscript privately published in Annapolis 1938) at page 204.
1726 PROBATE RECORD
"Mary Price; 9.186; A; AA; L 109.0.4; L 78.10.2; Nov 4 1726.Received from: - - - - - Wason (merchant in London).Payments to: Dr. William Fisher, Mordicai Price, John Norris, Mr. Benjamin Tasker, Jonathon Hanson who married Mary Price (daughter), John Price (son, his filial portion).Legatees: Mordicai Price, Hannah Price.Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker)."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 186).
1728 PROBATE RECORD
"Mary Price; 9.189; A; AA; L 35.10.3; May 25, 1728.Received from: Daniel Maude (merchant in London).Payments to Benjamin Price (his filial portion), John Price (his filial portion), John Norris, due from estate of deceased's husband (unnamed) as administrator of Anthony Holland.Legatees: Sarah Taylor (wife of Thomas Taylor) per Constant Price (administratix of Stephen Price (other executor of deceased)), Rachell Price, Leah Ford wife of Thomas Ford, Elisabeth Carr wife of accountant, Mary Carr.Mentions: representatives (unnamed, all of age).Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker)."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 189).
Below is an acount of Morecia and Mary Price's children and any known facts for them:
1st. child...Elizabeth Price, born about 1685 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland; died After June 05, 1758. She married Thomas Carr,November 22, 1705 in the West River Monthly Meeting, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
1705 CHURCH RECORD
"Thomas Carr son of Walter & (Lartha) Carr of A.A. Co. Md. was m. to Elizabeth Price dau of Mordecai and Mary Price of A.A. Co. Md. on 9th mo. 22 day of 1705 at West River [Meeting of Friends in Anne Arundel County, Maryland]"
SOURCE:F. Edward Wright, Anne Arundel County Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Family Line Publications: Westminster, Maryland 1994) at page 192.
1718 WILL
Elizabeth Carr is identified as a daughter, Thomas Carr as a son-in-law, and Mary Carr as a granddaughter in the 1718 will of Mary (Parsons) Price."PRICE, Mary, widow, A. A. Co., 8th May, 1718; 5th June, 1718. . . .To . . . granddau. Mary Carr, personalty. . . .To following sons and daus., viz.: . . . Elizabeth Carr, 5s. each. . . . Exs.: Son Stephen and son-in-law Thomas Carr, jointly." 
SOURCE:Jane Baldwin Cotton, Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume IV (Genealogical Publishing Co.: Baltimore 1968), at page 167.The source cited is Liber 14, Folio 628.
1726 PROBATE RECORD
In 1726, Thomas Carr is identified as the surviving executor of the estate of Mary (Parsons) Price."Mary Price; 9.186; A; AA; L 109.0.4; L 78.10.2; Nov 4 1726. . . .Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker)."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 186).
1728 PROBATE RECORD
In 1728, Elizabeth Carr is identified as the wife of Thomas Carr; Thomas Carr is identified as a Quaker and the surviving executor of the estate of Mary (Parsons) Price."Mary Price; 9.189; A; AA; L 35.10.3; May 25, 1728.. . . Legatees: . . . . Elisabeth Carr wife of accountant, Mary Carr. . . . Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker)."SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 189).
1730 PROBATE RECORD
In 1730, Thomas "Kerr" received monies from the estate of his wife's brother-in-law, Jonathan Hanson."Jonathon Hanson; 10.279; A; BA; L 529.10.9; L 278.17.9; May 28, 1730. . . . Payments to: . . . George Walker & Co., George Walker, . . . William Wheeler, Jr., . . . Edward Norris, . . . Benjamin Price, Thomas Kerr . . . .Administratix: Mary Walker, wife of George Walker (gentleman)."
SOURCE: Skinner's Abstracts at page 133 (citing Liber 10, Folio 279).
1749 CHURCH RECORD
An early church record identified Aquila as a son of Thomas Carr."Dutton Lane, Jr. and Margret Hooker were charged with having 'gone to the hireling priest in case of marriage.' Thomas Carr and his son Acquila Carr were appointed to visit with them and their parents, the 25th day of 11th month, 1749."
SOURCE:Henry C. Peden, Jr., Quaker Records of Northern Maryland (Family Line Publications: Westminster, Md. 1993-1994), Records of the Gunpowder Monthly Meeting, at page 30.
1752 CHURCH RECORD
"Thomas Carr and Elizabeth his wife were accepted into membership with Friends in 1754." 
SOURCE:Henry C. Peden, Jr., Quaker Records of Northern Maryland (Family Line Publications: Westminster, Md. 1993-1994), Records of the Gunpowder Monthly Meeting, at page 34.
1989 HISTORY BARNES ON BALTIMORE COUNTY FAMILIES.
"CARR, THOMAS (4), s. of Walter (1) and Juliatha, born after 1663 as he was not yet 16 in 1680; died in Baltimore County, Maryland by 5 June 1758. Thomas married on 22nd day, 9mo., 1705 toElizabeth Price, daughter of Mordecai and Mary Price; sold land he inherited from Thomas Daborne in Anne Arundel County in 1703 and 1708; in Baltimore County by 1715 when he sold George Westgarth of London tract Knocker's Hall which Thomas Daborne left to Richard Carr (since dec. without heirs); by 1750 owned 505 acres of Regulation; signed the inv. of Teague O'Tracey as kin in June 1712; will of Thomas Carr, 1 May 1758 - 5 June 1758, named w. Elizabeth, ch.: Mary, w. of Benjamin Bowen, Aquila, Averilla w. of John Wilmot, and granddau. Mary Cotterall; William Lux to be a guardian of Aquila, and Samuel Cole to be guardian of Mary Cotterall; est. admin. by Benjamin Bowen on 18 June 1759 and 12 Nov. 1759; had iss.:MARY, m. Benjamin Bowen; AVARILLA, m. John Wilmot; AQUILA; poss. THOMAS, Jr.; and poss. a dau. who m. (?) Cotteral(4:271, 279; 136; 153; 210-30:501; 217-WT#2:37; 217-PK:76; 217-IB#2:208). "
SOURCE:Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore: 1989) at page 96.
2nd child... Stephen Price, born about 1687 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland; died 1726 in Baltimore County, Maryland; married Constant Horne May 1716.
1718 WILL
Stephen Price was identified as the son of Mary (Parsons) Price and was named as a co-executor of his mother's estate in her 1718 will; he was to serve with his brother-in-law Thomas Carr, the husband of his sister Elizabeth."PRICE, Mary, widow, A. A. Co., 8th May, 1718; 5th June, 1718. . . .To following sons and daus., viz.: Stephen, Mordecai, Leah Forde and Elizabeth Carr, 5s. each. . . . Exs.: Son Stephen and son-in-law Thomas Carr, jointly."
SOURCE:Jane Baldwin Cotton, Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume IV (Genealogical Publishing Co.: Baltimore 1968, at page 167.The source cited is Liber 14, Folio 628.
1726 INVENTORY
"1726PRICE, STEPHEN.BALTIMORE" County.Inventory found in Liber XII, Folio 56.
SOURCE:Annie Walker Burns, Maryland: Index to Inventories, 1718 to 1745, Volume III (manuscript privately published in Annapolis 1938) at page 204.
1726 PROBATE RECORDS
The estate of Stephen Price was administered on August 19, 1726. "Stephen Price; 12.56; BA; L 128.16.8; Aug 19, 1726; May 27, 1727.Appraisers: Luke Sansbury, Thomas Towson (also Thomas Gowson).Creditors & Next of kin: Mordeca Price, John Price, Benjamin Price.Administratrix: Constant Price."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 3 (citing Liber 12, Folio 56).
1726 PROBATE RECORD
On November 4, 1726, Stephen Price was deceased, and Thomas Carr was identified as the surviving executor of the estate of Mary (Parsons) Price."Mary Price; 9.186; A; AA; L 109.0.4; L 78.10.2; Nov 4 1726. . . .Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker).SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 186).
1726 PROBATE RECORDS
The estate of Stephen Price was administered on May 27, 1727. "Stephen Price; 12.56; BA; L 128.16.8; Aug 19, 1726; May 27, 1727.Appraisers: Luke Sansbury, Thomas Towson (also Thomas Gowson).Creditors & Next of kin: Mordeca Price, John Price, Benjamin Price.Administratrix: Constant Price."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 3 (citing Liber 12, Folio 56).
1728 PROBATE RECORD
In 1728, Constant Price was identified as the administratrix of Stephen Price, who had been a co-executor of the estate of Mary (Parsons) Price."Mary Price; 9.189; A; AA; L 35.10.3; May 25, 1728.Legatees: Sarah Taylor (wife of Thomas Taylor) per Constant Price (administratix of Stephen Price (other executor of deceased) . . . . Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker)."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 189).
1989 HISTORY.. BARNES ON BALTIMORE COUNTY FAMILIES." PRICE, STEPHEN (5), s. of Mordecai (4), was born about 1687, died in Baltimore County about 1726/7; married in May 1716 Constant Horne, daughter of William and Sarah (Franklin) Horne; Constant married 2nd William Wheeler; admin. bond posted 2 Aug. 1726 by Constant Price with George Hitchcock and Richard Gott; est. was admin. 29 Dec. 1727 by Constant Price, and on 20 Feb. 1729 by Constant Wheeler; William Wheeler, Jr., posted bond in June 1730 he would pay the balance of Stephen's estate to the latter's children.Elizabeth, Stephen, Sarah, and Mary. Stephen and Constant had issue: ELIZABETH; STEPHEN, m. Rebecca Hicks on 20 April 1749; SARAH; MARY, may have been the Mary who m. John Gorsuch. 
SOURCE:Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore: 1989) at pages 520-21.
Curt Sytsma notes:The sources cited by Mr. Barnes are interpreted as follows:(1) 2:247, 271, 356 is Baltimore County Administration Accounts, Liber 2, at Folios 247, 271, and 356;(2) 12:451 is Baltimore County Administration Bonds, Liber 2, at Folio 451;(3) 28:23, 418, 419 is Baltimore County Court Proceedings, Liber HWS No. 6, at Folios 23, 418, and 419; (4) 123:167 is Jane Baldwin Cotton, Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume 4, at page 167.
1728 ESTATE RECORD
In 1728, Constant Price is identified as the administratrix of Stephen Price, a co-executor of the estate of Mary (Parsons) Price."Mary Price; 9.189; A; AA; L 35.10.3; May 25, 1728.. . .Legatees: Sarah Taylor (wife of Thomas Taylor) per Constant Price (administratrix of Stephen Price (other executor of deceased) . . . . "
SOURCE: Skinner at 103.
1754 CHURCH RECORD
"Accepted into membership and care of Friends in 1754: . . . . William Wheeler and his wife Constant . . . ."
SOURCE:Henry C. Peden, Jr., Quaker Records of Northern Maryland (Family Line Publications: Westminster, Md. 1993-1994), Gunpowder Monthly Meeting, at page 35.
3rd child... Mary Price, born about 1688 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland; married (1) Jonathan Hanson August 29, 1718 in West River Monthly Meeting, Anne Arundel County, Maryland; married (2) George Walker November 14, 1728 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
1718 CHURCH RECORD
Jonathan Hanson of Baltimore County, son of Timothy & Barbara Hanson, late ofPhilidelphia County, married Mary, 5th mo. 29th day 1718, daughter of Mordecai and Mary Price late of Anne Arundel County"The marriage took place at the West River Meeting of Friends in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
SOURCE:F. Edward Wright, Anne Arundel County Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Family Line Publications: Westminster, Maryland 1994) at page 193.
1726 PROBATE RECORD
In 1726, Jonathan Hanson was identified as the husband of Mary Price, daughter of Mary (Parsons) Price.Mary (Price) Hanson received a payment from the estate of her mother, Mary (Parsons) Price."Mary Price; 9.186; A; AA; L 109.0.4; L 78.10.2; Nov 4 1726.Received from: - - - - - Wason (merchant in London).Payments to: Dr. William Fisher, Mordicai Price, John Norris, Mr. Benjamin Tasker, Jonathon Hanson who married Mary Price (daughter), John Price (son, his filial portion).Legatees: Mordicai Price, Hannah Price.Executor (surviving): Thomas Carr (Quaker)."
SOURCE:Skinner's Abstracts at page 103 (citing Liber 9, Folio 186).
1728 MARRIAGE RECORD
"George WALKER m. Mary HANSON 14 November 1728 (L)."
SOURCE:Bill & Martha Reamy, Records of St. Paul's Parish, Volume I (Family Line Publications: Westminster 1998) at page 30.
1730 PROBATE RECORD
On May 28, 1730, Mary Walker served as the administratrix of Jonathan Hanson.She was described as the wife of George Walker, a gentleman."Jonathon Hanson; 10.279; A; BA; L 529.10.9; L 278.17.9; May 28, 1730. . . .Administratix: Mary Walker, wife of George Walker (gentleman). 
SOURCE: Skinner's Abstracts at page 133 (citing Liber 10, Folio 279).
1731 BIRTH RECORD
"Agnes, b. 1 June 1731 d/o Dr. George & Mary Walker."
SOURCE:Bill & Martha Reamy, Records of St. Paul's Parish, Volume I (Family Line Publications: Westminster 1998) at page 9.
Below are notes for Mary Price's two Husbands 1st Jonathan Hanson:
1721 DEED (Witness).
23 Jun 1721;Richard Gist, merchant, of Baltimore Co., Maryland to Herbert Richards, planter, of same, L10, 108 acres. Signed Richard Gist. Wit: Jonathan Hanson and Joseph Lobb. 
SOURCE:Baltimore Co., Maryland Deed Records Vol. 1 by John Davis, pg. 57:
1721 DEED (Witness) 
23 Jun 1721; ; Herbert & Mary Pritchard, of Baltimore Co., Maryland to Richard Gist, merchant, of same, L32, formerly belonging to John Arden, deceased father of said Mary Pritchard. Signed Herbert Pritchard and Mary (x) Pritchard. Wit: Jonathan Hanson, George Walker, Luke Raven and John Dorsey. 
SOURCE:Baltimore Co., Maryland Deed Records Vol. 1 by John Davis, pg. 279
1730 PROBATE RECORD
"Jonathon Hanson; 10.279; A; BA; L 529.10.9; L 278.17.9; May 28, 1730.Received from: John Duncan.Payments to: Lance Todd, Mr. William Hunt (merchant in London), Joseph Thurman, George Walker & Co., George Walker, Samuel Heighe, John Horton, Robert Freshwater, William Smith, Thomas Butter, William Wheeler, Jr., Robert North, Hyde Hoxton, Thomas Hughes (planter), Philip Lindel, William Rogers, John Carter, Richard Owing, Thomas Herron on behalf of orphans (unnamed) of Col. Richard Colegate, Edward Norris, Thomas Todd, Thomas Sheredine, Benjamin Price, Thomas Kerr, Philemon Lloyd, Esq.List of debts: Richard Owings, Thomas Jacks, Sarah Gardner (dead, insolvent), Joseph Presbury (dead, insolvent), Mary Hammond (dead, insolvent), Richard Middleton (runaway), Edward Cooke (dead,
More About Mordecia Price and Mary Parsons:
Marriage: Aft. October 10, 1683, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.1478, 1479
Children of Mordecia Price and Mary Parsons are:
+Benjamin Price, b. 1709, West River, Anne Arundel County, Maryland1480, 1481, d. Bef. 1762, Baltimore County, Maryland1482, 1483.