He was a son of Green and Mary Depriest and the husband of Maudie Ethel Tillery Depriest.
From Benton Courier, 11/3/1927 pg 6 in the Reform community section: "Abner Depriest, son of Mrs. J Z Quinn [his mother's second husband], wrecked his car in Jefferson township, on the road to Tom Johnson's last week, breaking his neck (as reported to me). He died and was buried in Antioch Cemetery Thursday, Oct 27. His wife and another occupant were only scratched, it is said."
From Benton Courier, 11/3/1927 pg 6 in the Reform community section: "Abner Depriest, son of Mrs. J Z Quinn [his mother's second husband], wrecked his car in Jefferson township, on the road to Tom Johnson's last week, breaking his neck (as reported to me). He died and was buried in Antioch Cemetery Thursday, Oct 27. His wife and another occupant were only scratched, it is said."
He was a son of Green and Mary Depriest and the husband of Maudie Ethel Tillery Depriest.
From Benton Courier, 11/3/1927 pg 6 in the Reform community section: "Abner Depriest, son of Mrs. J Z Quinn [his mother's second husband], wrecked his car in Jefferson township, on the road to Tom Johnson's last week, breaking his neck (as reported to me). He died and was buried in Antioch Cemetery Thursday, Oct 27. His wife and another occupant were only scratched, it is said."
From Benton Courier, 11/3/1927 pg 6 in the Reform community section: "Abner Depriest, son of Mrs. J Z Quinn [his mother's second husband], wrecked his car in Jefferson township, on the road to Tom Johnson's last week, breaking his neck (as reported to me). He died and was buried in Antioch Cemetery Thursday, Oct 27. His wife and another occupant were only scratched, it is said."
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