Notes:

Named Executor of Will of John Hill, along with Betty Hill.
See “The Family History of John W. Pritchett” http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&2450
“Arjalon Price 5 [2450.1.1.3.1] (1738) married Catherine Hill (26 Feb. 1740/1 ), daughter of John Hill and Betty Hammond.  Arjalon was head of a household of eight whites and six blacks in Hampshire County in 1782.  By 1784 nine were in his family.”
See MCINTOSH FAMILY, http://www.freeafricanamericans.com/McCarty_Martin.htm, for information relating to ownership of slaves.

Arjalon married Hill Catherine “Caty” Abt 1761, Richmond Co, VA. Catherine (daughter of Hill John and Hammond Elizabeth “Betty”) was born 26 Feb 1740, Richmond Co, North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co, VA; died Between 7/16/1824 and 1827, Allegany Co, MD. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Listed in will of father, John Hill, dated 4/16/1767.
Bequeathed the sum of Twenty Shillings in will of mother, Betty Hammond Hill, dated 3/16/1772.

Notes:

The Arjalon Price House
“Charles Spoe, a tenant of the Spotswood lands, build the Price House in 1733. In 1739, Arjalon Prince rented the land from Spoe and later purchased it from the Spotswood family in 1767.
The Price House represents the typical eighteenth century structure that mixed old and new building techniques. The most common housing structures during the early part of the eighteenth Century in Virginia were small one or two room structures, build of heavy fames and set on sills.
The house was saved from demolition by moving it from its original site near the village of Rapidan to the James Madison Museum.
The Price House is the only surviving structure in Orange County that has changed little from it 1733 form.” James Madison Museum Hall of Agriculture
http://www.jamesmadisonmus.org/hoa/pricehouse.htm

Arjalon married Barbour Joyce. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

See “The Family History of John W. Pritchett” http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&2450
“Joyce Barber 4 [2450.1.1.3] (9 June 1712 ) married Col. Arjalon Price, the son of Richard Price and Mary —, his wife, of St. Stephen’s Parish, Northumberland County. The couple was later in Orange County where Arjalon died in 1773.”

Notes:

See “Registers of North Farnham parish 1663-1814 Richmond Co, VA” by Geo. H.S. King (1966) p. 94, for list of children’s births.
Death, Will Bk A p442-3, May 7, 1766.
Note from Slandingham genealogy, Ancestry.com.

Died:
or 5/7/1766?

John married Hammond Elizabeth “Betty” 13 Aug 1739, St. Anne’s Parish, Richmond Co, VA. Elizabeth (daughter of Hammond John and Dobyns Katherine Lucy) was born 17 Oct 1713, Essex, VA; died 24 Aug 1771, Culpeper Co, VA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Betty was born either in North Farnham Parish, Richmond, VA or in Essex, VA, as per Hill Family of Colonial Virginia
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lawdeda/pafg01.htm#811

Notes:

Born in 1660 in St. Stevens Parish, Northumberland VA, as per Hill Family of Colonial Virginia
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lawdeda/pafg01.htm#811

William married Chiswell (Chissel) Anne Abt 1685. Anne was born Abt 1664. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
between 1684-1688

John married Dobyns Katherine Lucy Dec 1712, Essex Co, VA. Katherine (daughter of Dobyns Daniel and Godson Elizabeth) was born Aft 1688, Essex Co, VA; died 10 Oct 1746, Richmond Co, VA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mentioned in Will of Samuel Peachey (1711) along with brothers, Charles and William, and father, Daniel. http://www.next1000.com/family/EC/tarpley.jamesI.html