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Emilio Cue, page 2
In 1935 he was elected Sherriff and Tax Collector of Hancock Countyf Mr. Cue bought property all over Hancock County, He had a large farm near Bay St. Louis on which he raised horses. He managed the Cue Oil Co. fBixxSt^xjcRj^KXx which was the distributorship for Shell Oil, some 35 years. yjHiis bid for the petroleum products used for the county reads:	.25? for regular gas; 27.5 ? per gal for pEemium and
. 15? for deisel fuel #2jwith tax included. His bid at this time was lower than Standard Oil of Jackson.^
He was a business and political leader in this county, being a member of the Chamber of Commerce, The Bay-Waveland Yacht Club, and St. Stanisla^u Sideline Club. ^
He, his father, mother, and sister Rita (Cue Johnson) are buried in Bayou Coco. \?
1.	Records of Hancock	County;	Book	A, P	482 & 3	; Ward	2,	Lot	21
2.	?	;	Book	C, p	285
3.	Thumbnail History,	Hancock	County Courthouse,	compiled	by	Jim Pfeiffer
4.	Records of Hancock	County;	Book	F-H,	p 497, Wills
5.	Sea Coast Echo; August 26,	1927
dates as shown Aug-4.,__1S&.Q
-AiigjLr-V&Q-Records of Bayou Coco Cemetery