Selected Death notices from the Lafayette Advertiser 1873-1905
Submitter: Audrey Hopper (RHopper454 @ aol.com)
Source: Lafayette Advertiser
Date: May 26, 2005


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From the Lafayette Advertiser
May 19, 1894 pg 5 col 2

Frimmet Plonsky beloved wife of L. Levy, departed this life during the night of 
the 11 th. instant, at the age of fifty-eight years.
     For many months she had been a patient sufferer with a most painful malady 
and bore her suffering with Christian fortitude and resignation until she passed 
away into that peaceful slumber that is so a sweet bourne to all burdened 
wayfarers. In the death of this good woman and devoted wife and mother this 
community loses a most valuable member, and to the disconsolate husband and 
children of Frimmet Plonsky, the sympathy of all is extended.

Col 3
   In Memoriam
     Died at her home in Lafayette, La. May 11, 1894, Frimmet Plonsky, wife of L. 
Levy, aged fifty-eight years.
     Mrs. Levy was born in Gullub, West Prussia, March 15, 1836; she came to 
New Orleans thirty years ago and while there became the wife of L. Levy.  Soon 
after their marriage, they went to Grand Coteau and came to this place twenty five 
years ago where they have since resided.
     She was buried at Washington, La. Last Sunday morning at 9 o?clock, and 
followed to her grave by a large concourse of relatives and friends.
     The funeral services were read by D. Levy of Grand Coteau, and Heny Beudel, 
of Morgan City.
     Mrs. Levy was a devoted wife, and affectionate mother, a good neighbor and 
friend.  She leaves behind her a husband and eight children to mourn her demise, 
the share the sympathies of our people in their sad hour of bereavement.

                                                   A Brother-in-law