Surname	Patin
Given Name	Eraste Sidney
Nickname	Sidney
Sex	Male
Born	05-NOV-1882 in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana
Baptized	23-FEB-1883
Died	27-MAR-1927 in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas (Certificate 9581)
Buried	All Saints Mausoleum in Greenlawn Memorial Park cemetery in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas
Father	Eraste PATIN (03-MAR-1859 - 14-MAR-1945)
Mother	Mathilde JUDICE (20-AUG-1861 - 26-FEB-1917)

Marriage

Marriage 1

06-SEP-1901 at Saint John's Cathedral in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana to Rosa Bella BONIN (JAN-1880 - 16-JAN-1905)

Children

• Maxie Anthony PATIN (27-AUG-1903 - 05-DEC-1975)
• Elie "Lee" PATIN (05-NOV-1904 - 08-NOV-1905)

Marriage 2

Lellia PATIN (21-OCT-1887 - 25-SEP-1976)

Children

• Louise Gussie "Gussie" PATIN (30-MAR-1908 - 02-APR-1980)
• Chester James PATIN (10-FEB-1910 - 22-MAR-1987)
• Rose Eula "Eula" PATIN (06-FEB-1912 - 24-DEC-2006)
• Irene PATIN (20-SEP-1913 - 15-JUN-1991)
• Wilda Marie PATIN (12-APR-1915 - 25-FEB-1989)

Death Notice

TEXAS COMPANY WORKER KILLEDSidney Patin Crushed Under Heavy Conveyor

Sidney Patin, aged 43, was crushed to death at 8:30 o'clock this morning when a brick conveyor fell on him at the Texas Company Refining plant where he was employed as labor foreman.

Patin was engaged in moving the conveyor, which is about 30 feet long and weighs several hundred pounds, to a new location. His feet slipped, according to information given to Fred P. Dodge, superintendent of the Texas Company, who investigated the accident, throwing his body under the platform. He was extricated by fellow workmen. Artificial respiration at the emergency room failed to revive him.

Patin's chest was crushed by the heavy weight and he died within 15 minutes after the accident, never regaining consciousness.

Patin resided at 848 Seventh.

He is survived by his wife, four daughters, Gussie, Eula, Wilda and Irene; two sons, Maxie and Chester, all of Port Arthur; three brothers, Emile and Richard Patin of Port Arthur and Francis Patin of Lafayette, La.; and five sisters, Mrs. Daisy Breaux, Lake Charles; Mrs. Henry Sidney, DeQuincy, La.; Mrs. Rose Whittington, Lafayette, La.; and Mrs. Lizie Olivier, Lafayette.

Funeral services, while not complete, will be held Thursday from St. Mary's Catholic church at 9 a.m.

-- The Port Arthur News, March 29, 1927, Page 1

Stories

Galbert and Sidney Patin left Saturday for Uvalde, Texas, for a week's stay. -- The Lafayette Advisor, July 27, 1904

Messrs. Eraste and Sidney Patin visited Galbert Patin in Abbeville Friday returning Monday. -- The Lafayette Advisor, February 22, 1905

Notes

Chester James Patin has his father's birthday recorded as 5-NOV-1882. However, Sidney Patin records his own birthday as 5-NOV-1883 in his WWI Draft Card.

Emancipation 17-JAN-1903 (Laf. Ct. Hse. Succession #2282)

Ellen is recorded as Lelia. Court listed Eraste Sydney as widowed, but not Lelia (Laf Ct. Hse. #8267).

Sidney is listed in the Port Arthur City Directory in 1916. So he was living in Port Arthur by the 1920 Census; however, I have been unable to locate Sidney et al in the 1920 Census.