Newspaper obituary
Pressley Priest
Pressley Priest, born July 4, 1846, died at his late home on the Madison township road Wednesday moring at 8:40 o'clock, after a three-weeks illness of pneumonia. Mr. Priest was one of the most highly respected farmers of the community. He was an old soldier, being a member of the 76th regiment, O. V. I.
Those who are left to mourn their loss are the widow and 11 children, Dr. Fred Priest, George, Arthur, Mrs. Goldie Kreager of this city, Mrs. Ollie Grant, Mrs. Ella Martin of Madison township, Everett, Roy, Clarence of the home and Dr. Ben Priest of Bakesfield, Cal.
Pressley Priest
Pressley Priest, born July 4, 1846, died at his late home on the Madison township road Wednesday moring at 8:40 o'clock, after a three-weeks illness of pneumonia. Mr. Priest was one of the most highly respected farmers of the community. He was an old soldier, being a member of the 76th regiment, O. V. I.
Those who are left to mourn their loss are the widow and 11 children, Dr. Fred Priest, George, Arthur, Mrs. Goldie Kreager of this city, Mrs. Ollie Grant, Mrs. Ella Martin of Madison township, Everett, Roy, Clarence of the home and Dr. Ben Priest of Bakesfield, Cal.
Newspaper obituary
Pressley Priest
Pressley Priest, born July 4, 1846, died at his late home on the Madison township road Wednesday moring at 8:40 o'clock, after a three-weeks illness of pneumonia. Mr. Priest was one of the most highly respected farmers of the community. He was an old soldier, being a member of the 76th regiment, O. V. I.
Those who are left to mourn their loss are the widow and 11 children, Dr. Fred Priest, George, Arthur, Mrs. Goldie Kreager of this city, Mrs. Ollie Grant, Mrs. Ella Martin of Madison township, Everett, Roy, Clarence of the home and Dr. Ben Priest of Bakesfield, Cal.
Pressley Priest
Pressley Priest, born July 4, 1846, died at his late home on the Madison township road Wednesday moring at 8:40 o'clock, after a three-weeks illness of pneumonia. Mr. Priest was one of the most highly respected farmers of the community. He was an old soldier, being a member of the 76th regiment, O. V. I.
Those who are left to mourn their loss are the widow and 11 children, Dr. Fred Priest, George, Arthur, Mrs. Goldie Kreager of this city, Mrs. Ollie Grant, Mrs. Ella Martin of Madison township, Everett, Roy, Clarence of the home and Dr. Ben Priest of Bakesfield, Cal.
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