Iberia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Hebert, Clemonce - May 1, 1915
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source: The Weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, May 08, 1915, Image 3

Died in New Orleans on Saturday, Miss Clemence Hebert. The funeral took place 
on Sunday afternoon, upon the arrival of No. 7, from St. Peter's Catholic 
church. Miss Hebert leaves to mourn her loss one brother, Mr. Henri Hebert and 
two sisters, Mrs. Jules Blanchet and Mrs. A. G. Barrow to whom the Iberian 
extends its sympathy.



source: New Iberia Enterprise and Independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944,
May 08, 1915, Image 8

DEATH OF MISS CLEMENCE HEBERT. - The death of Miss Clemence Hebert occurred in New
Orleans, May 2d, 1915 at 1 o'clock A. M. and was buried in New Iberia, May 2d, 1915
at 4 P. M. came as a shock to the entire community. To be taken away in the very
prime of life was indeed lamentable, and there are circumstances connected with this
untimely death which are most appealing and pathetic. Realizing that a change would
be beneficial to her she was sent to New Orleans for treatment and in spite of all
that medical skill could do she died five days after leaving home. Deprived of the
love of a mother at a tender age she was reared by her grandmother, Mrs. Frederick
Duperier and she proved herself a most devoted and unselfish grand-daughter. After
the death of her grand-mother she made her home with her sister., Mrs. A. G. Barrow
and only those who knew her well saw how beautiful and heroic was her devotion to
her sister and family. She endeared herself to all by the sweet simplicity and
cheerful disposition and the tender recollections of her devoted life will sooth the
grief stricken hearts of those who mourn her loss.

After an illness of only two weeks, death called the dear soul of Clemence Hebert to
met her Eternal reward. Her death is a shock to her dear ones, who were so hopeful of
her recovery from the beginning of this short illness. She was brought to New Orleans
only five days before her death, where the end came on Sunday, May 2d at 1 A. M. Miss
Clemence was a native of this City and was forty-four years of age. Her parents were
of the first natives of New Iberia they were Alphonsine Duperier and Alexis Hebert.
Deceased leaves to mourn her demise two sisters and a brother: Mrs. Jules Blanchet,
Mrs. A. G. Barrow and Mr. Henry Hebert of Galveston, Texas, besides many nieces, grand
nieces and nephews.

Her face was a bright as the sunshine.
Her heart was a heart of gold
Her life was spent in helping her dear one, whom she loved with the love of old.
May she rest in Peace.   



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