History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . a large landowner and cattle Pryor owned the old Don Miguel Pryor ranch in Los Angeles, as well as a valu-able estate in San Juan Capistrano, residing at the latter place until his death in 1878,leaving a wife and six children, Albert being next to the youngest. The widow sur-vived until 1915. Albert Pryor was with Joseph Mascarel in Los Angeles until his death, and hadchar
History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . a large landowner and cattle Pryor owned the old Don Miguel Pryor ranch in Los Angeles, as well as a valu-able estate in San Juan Capistrano, residing at the latter place until his death in 1878,leaving a wife and six children, Albert being next to the youngest. The widow sur-vived until 1915. Albert Pryor was with Joseph Mascarel in Los Angeles until his death, and hadcharge of his estate. During that time, he witnessed many stirring events, and sawthe steady progress of the Southland, including the building of the Santa Fe 1894 he was married, in Los Angeles, to Miss Natalia Leonis, a native of Los An-geles, in which city she was brought up, and they have had two children—Albert T. andPaul. Seventeen years ago he bought a residence at San Juan Capistrano, in order toremain there and afiford his children the best educational facilities. He owns a farmof forty-three acres, advantageously situated at Serra, and this may some day outrivalhis Capistrano rz^^^^^^ HISTORY OF ORANGE COUNTY 1589 LEON EYRAUD.—Southern California has welcomed many sons and daughtersof the Hautes Alpes, France, afifording them opportunities they would probably neverhave enjoyed had they remained in their beautiful but less favored country, and amongthose who have succeeded here, and who, in succeeding, have contributed toward theadvancement of the great commonwealth, must be noted Leon Eyraud, the genial andthoroughly attentive proprietor of the Capistrano Hot Springs Resort, twelve milesnortheast of San Juan Capistrano. He was born in or near Marseilles, France, onFebruary 24, 1878, the son of Pierre Eyraud, who had married Honorine Cadwel; hisfather was a blacksmith who had both a smithy and a cafe, and he and his wife wereborn, married and died
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