Eugene Albert Priest Family

Eugene Albert Priest

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Cedar Hill Cemetery

Issue of Eugene Albert Priest and Ellen Jones

Child	Born	Married	Spouse	Died
Corry A.	May 1884
Walter Clide	20 May 1885			22 Oct. 1886
Kate	Feb. 1887		Mr. Ramsey
Linnie	Oct. 1888	Nov. 1905	John Armstrong
Sally	24 Aug 1990			20 Nov. 1893
Lela	7 July 1892		Jack Masters	Dec. 1980 Dallas
Mac	Feb. 1894
Bertie	ca. 27 July 1896			27 Aug 1896
Lucile	ca. June 20 1897			20 Sept 1897
Berke Milton	Aug. 1898
Ella	ca. 29 Mar. 1901			29 July 1901
Nanette	1904			Aug or Sept 1905

For Sallie from her sister Ella Dec. 1, 1909

Ella with two of her daughters and granddaughter. Kate Priest in hat. Ella Jones Priest on right.

Kate Priest Ramsey

Linnie Priest

Eugene Albert was a printer by trade. He owned the Times in New Birmingham which is pictured in the image below. There are four men in the image. Two of which are unknown. Eugene Albert is second from the lift while his nephew, Eugene Stanhope David, is pictured third from left in printers apron.

I do not know when Eugene Albert moved to Dallas. His daughter Nanette was born November or December of 1904 and died in August or September of 1905. She is buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Rusk, Texas. In 1906 Corry Priest is listed as coming from Dallas to visiting relatives in the area. Paper dated 18 July 1913 mentions that Eugene Albert, publisher of The Sentinel, had moved to Dallas since disposing of the Sentinel.

Priest, Little Lucile d. 9-20-1897 (3 months) (daughter of E.A. & Ella)
Priest, Little Bertie d. 8-27-1896 (1 month) (daughter of E.A. & Ella)
Priest, Sallie 8-24-1890 d. 11-20-1893 (daughter of E.A. & Ella)
Priest, Walter Clide 8-20-1885 d. 10-22-1886 (son of E.A. & Ella)
Priest, Little Ella d. 7-29-1901 (4 months) (daughter of E.A. & Ella)
Buried Cedar Hill Cemetery, Rusk, Cherokee County, Texas.