Ascension County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Veron, Ernest - February 7, 1914
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source: The Donaldsonville Chief (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current,
February 14, 1914, Image 3


Death of Ernest Veron. - Ernest Veron, formerly of Smoke Bend, Ascension parish, 
but for the past eighteen months a resident of Lutcher, died at the Charity 
Hospital in New Orleans at 4:30 o:clock last Saturday morning, aged fifty-nine 
years, three months and seven days. Deceased was operated on for cancer of the 
ear about one week prior to his death, and although every resource that medical 
science could suggest was employed in an effort to restore him to health, human 
agency availed not to avert the inevitable end. His remains were brought to 
Smoke Bend and conveyed to the residence of his son, Arthur Veron, from whence 
the funeral took place at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, with services at the St. Francis of 
Assisium church in Smoke Bend and interment in the Donaldsonville Catholic 
cemetery.

Both Mr. Veron and his wife, formerly Miss Amelia Rousseau, were natives of 
Smoke Bend, and resided there up to the latter part of 1912, when they removed 
to Lutcher. Deceased was an excellent citizen in every respect and enjoyed the 
unqualified esteem and confidence *oards i* *ho [paper tear] knew him. The 
expres[paper tear] sorrow heard on all sides when the announcement of his demise 
was received accentuated the high regard in which he was held [paper tear] 
constituted a deserved tribute  [paper tear] his memory.

Besides his devoted wife, Mr. Veron is survived by five sons, Messrs. Wallace, 
Arthur, Hendrick, O'Neal and Dyer Veron, and three daughters, Mrs. Joseph R. 
LeBlanc, of Lutcher; Mrs. P.U. Jumonville, of Smoke Bend, and Mrs. Philip 
Dominique, of New Orleans. With each and all of these, and other relatives 
bereaved by the passing away of this good and honorable man, the citizens of 
this community and the parish at large sympathize most profoundly and tender 
sincere condolences.
 

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