Rev Rice Price, of Winchester
- 1782-
Name Rice Price Title Rev Suffix of Winchester Christening Brecon St Mary, Breconshire, Wales 
Gender Male Death 1782 Winchester, Hampshire, England Person ID I312684221611 Oswald Genealogy Last Modified 15 Jun 2025
Father Daniel Price, Mercer, b. 1664, Wales d. Dec 1716, Brecon, Breconshire, Wales (Age 52 years) Relationship unknown Mother Elizabeth Awbrey, b. 1665 d. 26 Oct 1737, Brecon, Breconshire, Wales (Age 72 years) Relationship unknown Family ID F2811 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Lewis, b. Brecon, Breconshire, Wales Marriage 01 Jun 1751 Llanafanfawr,Brecon,Wales Family ID F2805 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 15 Jun 2025
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Notes - Died 1782 Will Proved London 17 January 1783
I Rice Price clerk one of the fellows of saint Mary college of Winchester in the county of Southampton
First I give and devise all my messuages farms lands tenements and hereditaments situate in south Wales and also my messuage at abergavenny in Monmouthshire unto my dear wife Elizabeth price for and during the term of her natural life and from and after her decease I give and devise the same farms unto my nephew Aubrey Charles price fellow of new college in the university of oxford and his heirs
Also I give and bequeath the interest and annual produce of the sum of 3.300 pounds due to me upon mortgage from the reverend William Davies of abergavenny aforesaid the interest and annual produce of the sum of 441 pounds 16s stock in the three per cent annuities consolidated unto my said wife for and during the term of her natural life provided always and my will and meaning is that she my said wife shall not have or be entitled to the interest of the sum of 2,500 pounds derived to her by .. as hereinafter mentioned over and .. the interest and produce of the said several sums of money hereinbefore bequeathed to her the said 2,500 pounds being part of and included in the said sum of 3,300 pounds due to me over mortgage from William Davids
Which my wife will be entitled to after my decease under and by virtue of a certain bond or obligation entered into by me to William Yalbon esquire deceased in trust for her my said wife
Also I give and bequeath unto my said wife all the wine provisions and stores of all sorts in my dwelling house at Winchester and in my vicarage house at Portsea and also all my household goods furniture and to be at her sole and absolute disposal
Also I give and devise unto the warden and scholars clerks of saint Mary college of Winchester and to their successors the messuage or dwelling house at Winchester in which I now live together with the outhouses garden and appurtenances and all my estate .. and interest therein in trust for my said wife Elizabeth price and to permit and suffer her to have hold use occupy and enjoy the same and receive and take the rents during the term of her natural life and from and after her decease in trust for my nephew Daniel Williams clerk one of the fellows of Winchester college and to permit and suffer him to hold use occupy the said messuage for his own use and benefit during the term of his natural life and after his decease in trust for and to permit and suffer the senior fellow of the said college for the time being to live and reside in the said messuage, in case such senior fellow shall not choose to live in the said messuage then in trust for the next senior fellow.
And I give to the wardens the sum of 250 pounds stock 3% annuities consolidated now standing in my name to pay the fees and other expenses for the renewal of the lease of my said messuage
Also I give and bequeath all my household goods furniture at my vicarage house at Portsea to my wife to and for her own use and benefit upon her paying such sum to my successor there as shall be due to him for dilapidations provided that such dilapidations do not exceed the value of the said goods and furniture and in case they should exceed the value .. shall be paid and made good out of the residue of my personal estate
Also I give to my nephew David Williams the sum of 500 pounds to my said nephew Daniel Williams the like sum of 500 pounds and all my study books after my wife shall have taken thereout such English books as she shall wish and to my nephew henry Williams I give the sum of 200pounds also I give to my niece Frances Simmonds daughter of my sister Mary Simmonds the sum of 200 pounds also I give to the reverend Robert Pritchard of Curzon street Mayfair London the sum of 200 pounds in trust to pay and apply the interest and annual produce thereof unto and for the benefit of his son Robert Pritchard during his minority and until he shall attain his age of 21 years and I will that his receipt shall from time to time be a good discharge to my said trustee for such interest money notwithstanding his minority and on his attaining his said age of 21 years then in trust to pay him the said Robert Pritchard the son the said principal sum or royalty of 200 pounds
Also I give to Mr Charles hay of brecknock the sum of 100 pounds as a small token of my esteem and regard for him
And my will and mind is that if my niece Martha Watkins daughter of my late sister Elizabeth the wife of Walter Watkins deceased shall survive my said wife then and in such case I order and direct my executors to pay and apply the interest dividends and annual produce of the said 441 pounds 16shilings stock to and in the maintenance of her my said niece Martha Watkins for and during the term of her natural life in lieu and instead of an annuity of ten pounds left to her by my late brother Daniel price deceased and made payable out of his estates in the counties of brecknock and Monmouth which annuity shall cease and not be paid her during the time she shall survive the interest of the said 441 pounds
Also I give to my servant john Walter 30 pounds and all my clothes and wearing apparel except given
Also I give to my servant Hannah straotor and Mary Crowther 10 pounds each
I constitute and appoint the reverend harry Hoo doctor in divinity warden of saint Mary Winton college aforesaid and Charles Ryott of the city of Winchester executors in trust of this my will, and for their trouble I give to each of them 100 pounds.
All the rest residue and remainder of my goods and personal estate I give unto my said nephew Aubrey Charles price
Dated 2 July 1782
Witnesses William Thomas, john Burdon, Robert serle
bio
Price, Rice, C.F. ( 15 ), Brecon. Fellow New. College 1719-48. Rector of Stratton , Norfolk. Fellow Winchester College 1748.
from Winchester scholars. by Winchester College; Kirby, T. F. (Thomas Frederick), 1836-1919
- Died 1782 Will Proved London 17 January 1783