HEBERT, A. P. 
                        Lake Arthur, LA


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Source: Southwest Louisiana Historical and Biographical by William Henry Perrin
published in 1891; page 157.
Typed by Margaret Rentrop Moore

A.P. Hebert, Lake Arthur. - A.P. Hebert was born in Calcasieu parish, Louisiana,
April 1838.  He is the son of Placide and Evelyn (Richard) Hebert, both native
fo Louisiana.  Placide Hebert was a planter all his life.  He died in 1884, on
his farm near Lake Arthur.   His widow still survives him and is seventy-seven
years of age. 

A.P. Hebert is one of a family of three children.  His sisters, Louisa, wife of
Telesphore Landry, and Hortense, wife of D.Derouen, both reside in Calcasieu
parish.  Mr. Hebert has been chiefly engaged in farming and stock raising,
though for the last two years he has been in charge of a store at Lake Arthur
for the firm of Derouen & Andrus.  He owns a farm near Lake Arthur, which
he operates chiefly as a stock farm.  Mr. Hebert served during the latter part
of the late war, his field of duty being Texas.  He was married, in 1867, to
Charlotte Lacour, of Vermilion parish. 
They are the parents of three children, two sons and one daughter - Arthur,
Cora, Jules.