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Samuel Priday

Birth1801 - Quedgeley, Gloucestershire England
Death15 Mar 1883 - 2 Spa Villas, St Nicholas, Gloucester, Gloucestershire England
MotherElizabeth Phelps
FatherWilliam Priday

Born in Quedgeley, Gloucestershire England on 1801 to William Priday and Elizabeth Phelps. Samuel Priday married Sarah HUMPIDGE and had 8 children. He passed away on 15 Mar 1883 in 2 Spa Villas, St Nicholas, Gloucester, Gloucestershire England.

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Parents
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William Priday
1763 - 1842
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Elizabeth Phelps
1769 - 1841
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Humpidge
1805 - 1878
Children Show all
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Jane Priday
1839 - 1904
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Lydia Priday
1834 - 1908
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Sarah Ann Priday
1827 - 1896
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Frederick Priday
1842 - 1929
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William Priday
1840 - 1895
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Catherine Priday
1831 - 1858
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Samuel Priday
1830 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Priday
1837 - Unknown

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