Background
Cunningham, Eugene was born on November 29, 1896 in Helena, Arkansas, United States. Son of Ira Eugene and Istarena Adkins (Stradley) Cunningham.
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Eugene Cunningham
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Educational public schools, Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, and by private instruction, 1903-1911.
Career
Traveled in Central America writing articles for Wide World Magazine, London, and United States magazines and newspapers, 1919. Servde in the United States Navy, 1914-1919, in Mexican Campaign and during first World War. In Naval Reserve until 1923.
In Naval Intelligence, 1941.
Author: Gypsying Through Central America, 1922. Regulation Guy, 1922.
Trail to Apacaz, 1924. Riders of the Night, 1932.
Buckaroo, 1933; Triggernometry, a Gallery of Gunfighters, 1933.
Daimond River Manitoba, 1934. Texas Sheriff, 1934; Trail of the Macaw, 1935. Redshirts of Destiny, 1935.
Quick Triggers, 1935.
Pistol Passport, 1936. Whistling Lead. 1936.
Ranger Way, 1937. Texas Triggers, 1938.
Gun Bulldogger, 1939. Red Range, 1939; Spiderweb Trail, 1940.
Gun-fighters All, 1941. Buscadero Trail, 1951.
Gunsight Chance, 1951.
Riding Gun, 1951. And Outlaw Justice, Border Guns, Bravo Trail under pseudonym of Leigh Carder. Deep Soundings under pseudonym Alan Corby.
Editor: Buckboard Days (Poe).
Apache Days—And after (Cruse). Neustro Pueblo (Seewerker-Owens). Contributor to anthologies and to leading magazines
Home: 120 Sutro Heights Avenue, San Francisco 21.
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Married Mary Emilstein, December, 1921. Children: Mary Carolyn, Jean, Cleveland.
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American