Albert's father was born in Alabama and mother in Georgia. On the 1920 Census, he was listed in Altanta, Georgia living with his parents. He married Maedell Latimer 02/27/1927 in Dallas, Texas, daughter of William Dan Latimer Sr and Ettie Penina Connor. On the 1930 Census, he was listed as a ruler for a printing company in Austin, Texas with his wife Maedell, sister-in-law Eunice Gray, and Eunice's son Billie, and daughter Rosemary. He was a retired Air Force colonel.
From FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PARIS, TEXAS, 1871-1985, p. 42:
February 1927, Miss Maydell Latimer and Mr. Albert A. Chewning were united in marriage, in Dallas.
From FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PARIS, TEXAS, 1871-1985, p. 42:
February 1927, Miss Maydell Latimer and Mr. Albert A. Chewning were united in marriage, in Dallas.
Albert's father was born in Alabama and mother in Georgia. On the 1920 Census, he was listed in Altanta, Georgia living with his parents. He married Maedell Latimer 02/27/1927 in Dallas, Texas, daughter of William Dan Latimer Sr and Ettie Penina Connor. On the 1930 Census, he was listed as a ruler for a printing company in Austin, Texas with his wife Maedell, sister-in-law Eunice Gray, and Eunice's son Billie, and daughter Rosemary. He was a retired Air Force colonel.
From FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PARIS, TEXAS, 1871-1985, p. 42:
February 1927, Miss Maydell Latimer and Mr. Albert A. Chewning were united in marriage, in Dallas.
From FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PARIS, TEXAS, 1871-1985, p. 42:
February 1927, Miss Maydell Latimer and Mr. Albert A. Chewning were united in marriage, in Dallas.
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