Lafourche County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Dansereau, Alida Marie Aycock October 20, 1910
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source: Thibodaux Commercial Journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, October 26, 1910, English, Image 1

Mrs. H. C. Dansereau. - This community was thrown into a gloom last Thursday 
evening, over the death of Mrs. H. C. Dansereau, the news coming almost as a 
surprise to a great many who had not heard of her short illness and many who 
thought that she was doing better. Deceased is of one of the prominent 
families in this town, wife Dr. H. C. Donsereau one of the oldest 
practitioners of medicine in this community, and ideal man and honored and 
highly thought of by all who know him. His wife, deceased, was of a quite 
and retiring disposition, a devoted mother and loving wife. She was before 
marriage Miss Alida M. Aycock, born in the Parish of Terrebonne, only a 
short distance from this town. Between forty five and fifty years ago she 
married Dr. Dansereau and this union was blessed with ten children eight of 
whom survive her together with Dr. Dansereau. The children are Dr. Philip 
Dansereau, practicing here, Dr. Henry Henry Dansereau, practicing at 
Labadieville, and Mrs. R. McMahon of New Iberia, Mrs. Charles Goaux, Mrs. P. 
A. Engerran, Mrs. John McNamara; Mrs. Lawrence Menuet, and Miss. Anna 
Dansereau, all residing here and two who preceded her to the grave, Miss 
Cecile and Master Claude. She leaves besides a number of grand children, 
three sisters and two brothers, all of whom, with her family were at her 
bedside when she died.

She had reached the age of 65, the greater portion of which she lived in 
this community and she was loved and revered by all who knew her. Devoted to 
her husband, home and family, her home life was ideal, her children all 
grown up into honorable and representative citizens have the condolences and 
sympathy of their numerous friends. Her remains were interred Friday 
afternoon in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery at 4:30 o'clock, the funeral being 
largely attended.
 

 

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