Acadia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Duson, Eunice Pharr September 1, 1908
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source: The Weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, September 07, 1907, Image 1

DIED: - On Monday night, at Alpine, Texas, Mrs. C. C. Duson, a daughter of 
the late Captain and Mrs. E. A. Pharr, of this city, died in the thirty six 
year of her age. She was of a self sacrificing nature winning and retaining 
the love of all who came within the radius of her personal influence.

The remains were brought here on Wednesday and laid to rest in a tomb by the 
side of her father's grave, just thirteen months to the day after the burial 
pf her father.

Mrs. Duson's health failed some years ago. Later she was taken to Alpine, 
Texas, in the hope of finding an atmosphere that would afford a relief, if 
not a cure. But death was the only physician who could bring relief to the 
sufferer.

When the news came of the rapid sinking of the patient Mrs. E. A. Pharr was 
prevented from going to her daughter's bedside by being herself confined to 
her bed, and it was not till the last moment that health would permit of her 
enduring the fatigue of the trip. And then it was too late.

The Iberian joins the many friends in offering its sympathies to the 
bereaved families.


source: The Opelousas Courier. (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, September 07, 
1907, Image 1

Mrs. C. C. Duson Dead

Mrs. Eunice Pharr Duson, wife of Hon. C. C. Duson, died in Alpine, Texas, 
last Sunday night.

Mrs. Duson was Miss Eunice Pharr, the second daughter of the late Captain E. 
A. Pharr, and Mrs. Amelia Gall Pharr, of New Iberia. She was married to Mr. 
Duson in New Iberia in June, 1893, and from this union there is left two 
young sons, Herbert, aged 11, and Curley, aged 12, who were with their 
mother at the time of her death. For the past six or seven years Mrs. Duson 
has been in exceedingly poor health and has tried various health resorts, 
without success. As a wife, mother and woman, Mrs. Duson was a beautiful 
character, and gained friends by the score by her many lovable traits, who 
join the stricken family in their grief.

   

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