Cole Cemetery, Beauregard Parish, Louisiana
Submitted by Evelyn Cole
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     This is a small cemetery which has been in use since the early 1900s. It
eluded us by seeming to be in Calcasieu Parish when in truth it is in
Beauregard Parish. Carole Dowers assured us by e-mail that it was in
Beauregard Parish.  She lived next door to it as a child and had to go to
school in Ragley because she lived in Beauregard Parish.  From Highway 90 in
DeQuincy travel east about 4 miles to Pete Gimnick Road (there is a blue sign
for Cole Cemetery), turn north and follow Pete Gimnick road 3.6 miles.  The
most traveled direction will turn onto Royer Lane but you will go straight on
for another block or so on Pete Gimnick Road which dead ends at Cole Cemetery.
     Cole Cemetery is set in a wooded area but you can see homes nearby with
dogs barking now and then.
                    Read by Jack and Evelyn Cole July 25 1999
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Ritter, Kinsey L  May 21 1934  Nov 26 1997
Mitchell, Esto B  1883  1953
Mitchell, Celest  1883  1957
Area marked off with pipe with 2 graves.  Funeral Home markers are no longer
readable
Thompson, Emma  Oct 1 1888  Dec 2 1975
Two small wooden crosses with the name:
    Cornelius Delbert, Dec 7, carved into one and James Edwin carved into the
other
Alston, Mattie Viola  Nov 19 1910  May 3 1940  next to William T Alston
Alston, William Thomas  Jun 21 1890  Aug 13 1954  next to Mattie Viola Alston
Royer, Louis C  Sep 21 1869  Oct 14 195?  Snider Funeral Home of DeQuincy
   [Inclosed within landscape timbers with another grave marked C.C. remaining
info unreadable]
One grave inclosed within a border of landscape timbers
Thomason, Emma born Alston  Oct 1 1882  Dec 2 1955 next to Jim H Thomason
Thomason, James "Jim" H  Aug 15 1856  Sep 27 1949  next to Emma [Alston]
Thomason
Baby sized grave inclosed with landscape timbers
Alston, Edna  Apr 15 1910  Oct 4 1910
Stout, Robert F  Dec 31 1902  Jan 17 1946  h\o Lillie M Stout
Stout, Lillie M  Dec 27 1909  Dec 23 1991 w\o Robert F Stout 
     [Funeral Home marker indicates 1990]
Rigmaiden, S  next to Cathrine Cole  [ no other info]
Cole, Cathrine  Sep 15 1844  Aug 20 1918  next to S. Rigmaiden
Alston, Hesteran L  Jan 30 1867  Sep 24 1901
McLeod, J W  Mar 12 1847  Jul 11 1912
McLeod, J.M. "Jim"  Apr 27 1886  May 30 1928 [Daddy]
Royer, John A  Mar 4 1882  Oct 12 1909  age 27 years 7 months 8 days 
    s\o J.L. and Cornelia Royer
Royer, Delphine A  Feb 18 1873  Jan 12 1958  w\o T.E. Royer
Royer, T.E.  Mar 5 1861  Nov 16 1923  h\o Delphine A Royer
Royer, Albert Dewey  Nov 23 1933  Apr 1 1934  next to T.E. and Delphine A
Royer
Royer, Manuel T  Oct 19 1903  Feb 20 1964  h\o Zaddie L Royer 
     [Funeral Home marker indicates date 1965 for death]
Baggett, Mary Alston  Jul 15 1888  Mar 15 1973
Royer, James L  Aug 28 1855  Feb 18 1923
Double grave area inclosed in landscape timbers
Double grave area inclosed by pipe
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