PRYORACTON PRYOR
C C PRYOR
MRS J. D. PRYOR
SAMUEL E PRYOR
Acton Pryor, only child of James and May Pryor died Saturday morning April 10, 1897, age 2 yr 6 m and 2 d.
Graves County,
April 1897
C C PRYORMr. C. C. Pryor, whose home was down in the Era neighborhood, died last Monday night. Mr. Pryor was in the 68th year of his age and had not been in good health for sometime. During the War, he was a member of the 17th Ky. Infantry in the Federal Army and he is said by his comrades to have been a good soldier.
Ky. New Era Daily, Hopkinsville, Ky.
Wednesday 8 August 1894
MRS J. D. PRYORThe little loving wife of Dr. J.D. Pryor, died yesterday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. after an illness of ten days.
Age about 26 years.
Deceased was married to Dr. Pryor about two years ago and was the daughter of Mr. N.B. Watts.
She was bornand reared in the county and she had lived in Mayfield nearly all her life.
Graves Co abst. 1897
SAMUEL E PRYOROwensboro Inquirer, Tuesday
"Mr. Samuel E. Pryor died at his home in this city, last night, at 8 i'clock, of consumption, aged 52 years.
Mr. Pryor came to Owensboro a year and a half ago, and has since served as a revenue store-keeper under Collector Wood.
His health has been bad for a year, and he returned only about ten days ago from Mississippi, where he spent several weeks in the hope that his condition might be bettered.
Mr. Pryor was born in Charlotte county Va., and fought through the war in the Confederate army, under Lee. He attained the rank of Major. He leaves a wife and seven children, four sons and three daughters. Mr. Pryor was a member of the Episcopal church, and was a man of many admirable traits, which won for him a wide friendship."
The remains reached this city last night, and the funeral services will be held at Grace Episcopal church this morning at 10:30 o'clock, Rev. J.W. Venable officiating. The interment will take place at the city cemetery. The many friends of the deceased at this place share the sadness that has visited the relatives in the loss of so kind and excellent a gentleman.
Hopkinsville New Era March 1887
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