Ascension County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Creoli, Cecile Constance nee Montero - April 10, 1911
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source: The Donaldsonville Chief. (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current,
April 15, 1911, page 4


Death of Mrs. Baptiste Creoli. - Mrs. Baptiste Creoli, nee Cecile Constance 
Montero, a native and lifelong resident of this community, died suddenly at her 
home in Opelousas street, at 5:30 o'clock p.m. Monday, April 10, aged fifty-five 
years, nine months and twenty-two days. Mrs. Creoli and her daughter, Miss 
Cecile Creoli, left their home about 5 o'clock Monday afternoon with the 
intention of going to the Catholic church to make their confession, preparatory 
to receiving communion the following morning, and had reached J.C. Babin's 
grocery at the corner of Railroad avenue and Opelousas streets, when Mrs. Creoli 
was overcome with a sinking spell. Miss Creoli summoned a freind who happened to 
be passing in his buggy, and the sufferer was immediately conveyed to her home, 
apparently experiencing no difficulty in getting into and out of the vehicle. A 
physician was summoned and responded immediately, but shortly after reaching her 
home and disrobing Mrs. Creoli passed peacefully away, heart disease being 
assigned as the cause of death.

The funeral took place at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, with services at 
Ascension church and interment in the Catholic cemetery. A large number of 
sorrowing relatives and friends accompanied the remains of the lamented lady to 
their last resting place, attesting by their presence at this sad rite the high 
degree of their esteem for Mrs. Creoli and the depth of the sorrow occasioned by 
her untimely demise.

Mrs. Creoli was the wife of Baptiste Creoli, who has been one of the municipal 
cartmen for many years. Besides her grief-stricken husband, she is survived by 
one son, Lawrence Creoli, two daughters, Misses Cecile and Marie Creoli, and two 
brothers, Messrs. Frank and August Montero, both of this city.

The Chief begs leave to tender assurances of sincere sympathy to the bereaved 
family.


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