Eliott Alexander Street

   Another name for Eliott was Capt Elliott Autry Street.

  General Notes:

Capt. Street Dead
Capt. E. A. Street died at Mineral Wells at an early hour Thursday morning and his remains were interred at Roscoe yesterday.

The announcement of his death was not a surprise to the people here, for it was known that he had been in a critical condition for several weeks and had suffered a second attack of paralysis a few days before his death.

Capt. Street was a pioneer in this section and was engaged in the mercantile business at Star for a long time and owned a large amount of land in that section until recently. He moved to the west a few years ago and at the time of his death his home was at Roscoe. He owned considerable amount of land in the western counties and was a man of large interests. He had the friendship and confidence of all who knew him and the announcement of his death was received with much sorrow in this county, where he had so many friends.

His son, Mr. J. C. Street, was with him when his death occurred and Mrs. Street and children, Walter Henry and wife, Autrey Mills and Elder Bradley left Thursday morning for Roscoe to attend the funeral.

The Goldthwaite Eagle, 16 Oct 1909 ¹

Eliott married Louisa Elizabeth Cox. (Louisa Elizabeth Cox was born on 20 Mar 1843 in Mississippi, died on 6 Aug 1916 in Roscoe, Nolan County, Texas and was buried in Roscoe, Nolan County, Texas.)