DEBLANC, Daniel, IN., then St. Martin Parish, Louisiana
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DANIEL DEBLANC, ST. MARTINVILLE.--Mr. DeBlanc, telegraph operator at St.
Martinville, was born April 5, 1858.  He is a son of Alcibiade and Mathilde
(Bryant) DeBlanc, who were the parents of ten children, our subject being the
eighth in order of birth.

Daniel DeBlanc spent his school days in Bloomington, Indiana, where he
received a common school education.  On leaving school he entered the
employment of the Morgan Railway Company, and is now a telegraph operator.  He
has been in their employment about ten years, and has been stationed at the
following places: Sunset, Garland, Carencro, Broussardville, and is at present
in St. Martinville.

Southwest Louisiana Biographical and Historical, Biographical Section, p.
320.
Edited by William Henry Perrin.  Published in 1891, by The Gulf Publishing
Company.