That led to a court fight after he died about whether Coleman was still married to Price.
Price married cage fighter Alex Reid in Las Vegas in February.
Ms. Price married Mr. Rea in 1983 and had two children with him.
In 1968, Mr. Price married Happy Ward, who survives him, along with three children, all of whom work for him in some capacity: two step-daughters, Romy Colonius and Sydney McDonnell; a son, Jackson Price, and nine grandchildren.
This same Emily Price, a minor character, is married to Erasmus Price, a philosopher and the author of a difficult book called "None the Wiser: Developments in the Philosophy of Consciousness".
Shaping his moods, if not also his character, are the vagaries of Northern Ireland's troubles, which Mr. Rea feels all the more acutely because he is a Protestant who sympathizes with the historic plight of the province's Roman Catholics and is married to Dolours Price, a former I.R.A. militant who once served time in prison.
At the age of 40, he married Ellen "Nellie" Price in 1912.
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Descent, inheritance, and succession to office are usually patrilineal; however, the office of chief passes to one of the former chief's sister's sons, while the children of a woman married without bride-price inherit from her family instead of from their father's.
