Son of:
-- George J. Albright
-- Frances F. "Fannie" Eskew.

Husband of:
-- Virginia Pearl Rogers (m. 03-Dec-1903 in Weatherford, TX; div. abt. 20-Jul-1917 in Fort Worth, TX)
-- Mrs. Minnie Belle Maxwell [m. abt. 11-Feb-1918 in Fort Worth, TX; div.)
-- Goldie Effie Tice Kent (m. 28-Jul-1930 in Oklahoma City, OK; div. 1933 in Fort Worth, TX)
-- Gertrude [?] (m. abt 1934; div. abt 26-Mar-1935 in Fort Worth, TX)
-- Sarah D. 'Sadie' Smith (m. abt 05-Mar-1941 in Fort Worth, TX; div. abt. 24-Jul-1943 in Fort Worth, TX)

Father of (all with Jennie Rogers):
-- George Pomeroy Albright
-- Roy Eskew Albright
-- Wenoma Margaret [Albright] [Mosier] Collins
-- Ina Mae [Albright] Hardin

Oakwood Cemetery records confirm that he is interred there, but the exact location is missing from the records, and a grave marker has not been found.

Draft registration for World Wars I and II both list his date of birth as 20-Mar-1882, as do all of the censuses in which he has been identified with the exception of the 1900 U.S. Federal census, which gives it as Jan 1886. Notably, his death certificate gives his date of birth as 20-Mar-1886. The parents are documented to have married 13-Apr-1884 in Fort Worth, so the 1886 date has greater plausibility, especially since his mother would have only been about 11 years old in 1882.

Regardless of the actual year, his mother had him VERY young (the only census in which she appears - 1880 U.S. Federal - gives her estimated year of birth as 1871), and she passed away in August of 1890. The family story is that G.J. Albright took the two boys to their maternal grandparents' home and then disappeared. No trace of him to date has ever been discovered past 1890.

Available documents and firsthand family memories identify his occupation as a butcher/grocer on the north side of Fort Worth, TX. He passed away from a heart attack per the death certificate at the age of either 66 or 62, depending upon which birth date documentation you subscribe to.
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The Star-Telegram / Fort Worth, Texas
Wednesday, 07-Jul-1948, page 12

A retired butcher, Quinn Tellas Albright, 66, of 4507 Wayside, died early Wednesday morning at his home of a heart ailment. He was a lifelong resident of Fort Worth and had been ill about a year.

Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Mmes. Ina Mae Hardin and Wyonna Collins of Fort Worth; and one son, George Albright of Fort Worth.

The body is at Gause-Ware Funeral Home.
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The Star-Telegram / Fort Worth, Texas
Thursday, 08-Jul-1948, pages 12, 13 & 16

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Quinn Tellas Albright, 66, of 4507 Wayside, was to be buried in West Oakwood Cemetery after services at 4 p.m. Thursday in Gause-Ware Memorial Chapel. Albright died Wednesday morning.
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Burial Rites Set Today for Q.T. Albright

Rev. W. Elroy Clyde will conduct services at 4 p.m. Thursday at Gause-Ware Memorial Chapel for Quinn Tellas Albright, 66, of 4507 Wayside, who died Wednesday morning. Burial will take place in West Oakwood.

Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Dail and Mrs. Wenoma Collins of Fort Worth; and one son, George Albright of Fort Worth.
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ALBRIGHT, QUINN TELLAS, passed away at the residence, 4507 Wayside, Wednesday. Age 66. Survivors: Wife; two daughters, Mrs. Ina Mae Hardin, Mrs. Wenoma Collins, Fort Worth; son, George, Fort Worth. Services will be held 4 p.m. Thursday in the Gause-Ware Memorial Chapel. Rev. W. Elroy Clyde officiating. Interment, West Oakwood. Pallbearers: Everett McKesson, Leonard Collins, Rev. William Woodson, Angelo George, J. Paslay, Mr. Palmer.