Eugene Harmon Blount
1879 - 1927 (48 years)-
Name Eugene Harmon Blount Born Jul 26, 1879 Texas, USA 
[1] Gender Male Died Nov 1927 Notes - He became president of his father's Commercial National Bank of Nacogdoches, Texas following his father's death. He was an influence in the organization of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, and also served as president of Cushing State Bank, Chireno State Bank, and Commercial State Bank in San Augustine. He was a Director of National Bond and Mortgage Company, Houston: Nacogdoches Grocery Company; Nacogdoches Oil Mill; Nacogdoches S.E. Railroad Company, and Nacogdoches Compress Company. He served in the 38th and 39th Texas Legislatures, and was instrumental in getting Stephen F. Austin State College located in Nacogdoches. ("Blount Family" Nacogdoches County Families . Dallas: Curtis Media Corp., 1985. p. 170).
Person ID I84261 mykindred Last Modified Jan 4, 2006
Father Edward Augustus Blount, b. Aug 19, 1849, San Augustine, San Augustine county, Texas, USA , d. Oct 10, 1914 (Age 65 years) Mother Itasca Pearl Sims, b. Apr 09, 1852, Bastrop, Bastrop county, Texas, USA , d. Y Married Dec 14, 1870 Family ID F28424 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Rosine Schindler, d. Y Married Feb 28, 1903 Children + 1. Rosine Blount, b. Oct 11, 1904, d. Mar 11, 1992, Jefferson county, Texas, USA (Age 87 years)2. Anna Mary Blount, d. Y 3. Itasca Blount, d. Y 4. Jean Blount, b. May 10, 1917, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches county, Texas, USA , d. Jan 17, 2005, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches county, Texas, USA (Age 87 years)5. Eugene Harmon Blount, Jr., d. infancy Family ID F28423 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- He became president of his father's Commercial National Bank of Nacogdoches, Texas following his father's death. He was an influence in the organization of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, and also served as president of Cushing State Bank, Chireno State Bank, and Commercial State Bank in San Augustine. He was a Director of National Bond and Mortgage Company, Houston: Nacogdoches Grocery Company; Nacogdoches Oil Mill; Nacogdoches S.E. Railroad Company, and Nacogdoches Compress Company. He served in the 38th and 39th Texas Legislatures, and was instrumental in getting Stephen F. Austin State College located in Nacogdoches. ("Blount Family" Nacogdoches County Families . Dallas: Curtis Media Corp., 1985. p. 170).
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Sources - [S3961] 1900 US federal census, TX, Nacogdoches cty, Nacogdoches (T623-1661, 10).
- [S3961] 1900 US federal census, TX, Nacogdoches cty, Nacogdoches (T623-1661, 10).
