Per California Death Certificate: Was the son of M Nathaniel Pryor from England and P Romero from California.
Los Angeles Times
3 March 1909
DEATH TAKES NATIVE SON
Man Born in Los Angeles and Connected With One of the Old Spanish Families Succumbs
Nathaniel Pryor, a native of California, who was connected by marriage with one of the old Spanish families of the city, died yesterday morning at his residence, No 1613 Pleasant avenue., Boyle Heights. He was 59. He leaves a widow and nine children. The funeral services will be held at the family residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, followed by mass at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Pryor was born in this city, and at one time owned a large amount of property along Alameda street, when that section was one of the main business districts of the city. He also acquired large holdings at San Luis Capistrano.
His widow is the daughter of Jose Mascarel, Mayor of the city in 1860, and she owns much property in her own right. The children are Mrs. Natalie Pryor of San Juan Capistrano, Mrs. Rosie Cuen, Mrs. Claudia Eads, Mrs. Josie Myers, James Pryor, Elizabeth Pryor, Virginia Pryor and Lottie Pryor, all of this city, and F. Romero, a stepson.
Los Angeles Times
3 March 1909
DEATH TAKES NATIVE SON
Man Born in Los Angeles and Connected With One of the Old Spanish Families Succumbs
Nathaniel Pryor, a native of California, who was connected by marriage with one of the old Spanish families of the city, died yesterday morning at his residence, No 1613 Pleasant avenue., Boyle Heights. He was 59. He leaves a widow and nine children. The funeral services will be held at the family residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, followed by mass at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Pryor was born in this city, and at one time owned a large amount of property along Alameda street, when that section was one of the main business districts of the city. He also acquired large holdings at San Luis Capistrano.
His widow is the daughter of Jose Mascarel, Mayor of the city in 1860, and she owns much property in her own right. The children are Mrs. Natalie Pryor of San Juan Capistrano, Mrs. Rosie Cuen, Mrs. Claudia Eads, Mrs. Josie Myers, James Pryor, Elizabeth Pryor, Virginia Pryor and Lottie Pryor, all of this city, and F. Romero, a stepson.
Per California Death Certificate: Was the son of M Nathaniel Pryor from England and P Romero from California.
Los Angeles Times
3 March 1909
DEATH TAKES NATIVE SON
Man Born in Los Angeles and Connected With One of the Old Spanish Families Succumbs
Nathaniel Pryor, a native of California, who was connected by marriage with one of the old Spanish families of the city, died yesterday morning at his residence, No 1613 Pleasant avenue., Boyle Heights. He was 59. He leaves a widow and nine children. The funeral services will be held at the family residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, followed by mass at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Pryor was born in this city, and at one time owned a large amount of property along Alameda street, when that section was one of the main business districts of the city. He also acquired large holdings at San Luis Capistrano.
His widow is the daughter of Jose Mascarel, Mayor of the city in 1860, and she owns much property in her own right. The children are Mrs. Natalie Pryor of San Juan Capistrano, Mrs. Rosie Cuen, Mrs. Claudia Eads, Mrs. Josie Myers, James Pryor, Elizabeth Pryor, Virginia Pryor and Lottie Pryor, all of this city, and F. Romero, a stepson.
Los Angeles Times
3 March 1909
DEATH TAKES NATIVE SON
Man Born in Los Angeles and Connected With One of the Old Spanish Families Succumbs
Nathaniel Pryor, a native of California, who was connected by marriage with one of the old Spanish families of the city, died yesterday morning at his residence, No 1613 Pleasant avenue., Boyle Heights. He was 59. He leaves a widow and nine children. The funeral services will be held at the family residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, followed by mass at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Pryor was born in this city, and at one time owned a large amount of property along Alameda street, when that section was one of the main business districts of the city. He also acquired large holdings at San Luis Capistrano.
His widow is the daughter of Jose Mascarel, Mayor of the city in 1860, and she owns much property in her own right. The children are Mrs. Natalie Pryor of San Juan Capistrano, Mrs. Rosie Cuen, Mrs. Claudia Eads, Mrs. Josie Myers, James Pryor, Elizabeth Pryor, Virginia Pryor and Lottie Pryor, all of this city, and F. Romero, a stepson.
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