Iberia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Bayard, Hypolite Baron June 28, 1919
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source: The Weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, July 05, 1919, Image 3

H. B. BAYARD

One of this city's oldest and best known citizens passed away on last 
Friday, when the venerable Mr. H. B. Bayard, Civil war veteran, answered the 
last roll call.

He always took a leading part in the activities of this parish, having large 
farming interests here, and he also served as deputy sheriff under Sheriff 
Barnard.

Mr. Bayard's death occured (sic) Friday, and the funeral took place Saturday 
from St. Peters Church, being attended by a host of friends and relatives.

Among the surviving relatives are his daughters, Mrs. O. P. Romero, Mrs. A. 
J. Louviere, Mrs. A. C. Duboin, of Iberia Parish, Mrs. Chas. Kratzer of 
Plaquemine, Sister Clothilde of the convent in Jeanerette, Mrs. Hendrick of 
Port Arthur, Mrs. Henry Scharff of Abbeville, Mrs. Harrison Lee of Orange, 
and Mrs. G. J. Piland of Port Arthur, Texas. He leaves two sons, E. B. 
Bayard and Henry Bayard of Oaklawn, La.

The deceased had reached the ripe old age of 80 years and throughout this 
long time had been known only favorably, and a list of his friends would 
enroll all the principal families of Iberia parish.


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