Guillot Obituaries: Lafourche Parish, La.

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1. The date preceding the obituary is the date of newspaper,
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Submitted by: Nancy Wright

Mrs. Furcy Guillot   The Lafourche Comet, May 1, 1913 [Thursday], page 5, col. 2

Mrs. Furcy Guillot
  Mrs. Guillot departed this life last Friday night (25 Apr 1913), her end 
having been the result of a surgical operation that was performed last summer. 
 At the time of her death she was residing on the Belle Grove plantation, in 
Terrebonne, where her husband is employed as plantation manager; but she was a 
native of Lafourche parish, having been born here 52 years ago.  Consequently, 
her body was brought here last Saturday forenoon and laid to rest in St. Joseph 
Catholic cemetery.
  The deceased is survived by her son, Walter, and her daughter, Mrs. Gaston
Aucoin.
She leaves three brothers - Messrs Henry Braud, Wallace Braud and Chas.
Braud -
and seven sisters - Mrs. A. J. Fryou, Mrs. A. Bertherlotte, Mrs. Ulysse
Morvant, Mrs.
Edgar Hebert, Mrs. Percy Barelli, Mrs. A. J. Morvant and Mrs. Em. Keller.
  To all of these we extend our sincere sympathy.

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Submitted by: Nancy Wright

Furcy Guillot    The Lafourche Comet, July 17, 1930, page 4, col. 1

DEATH OF MR GUILLOT
   The daily papers brought the news Monday of the death of Mr. Furcy
Guillot,
he having passed away in New Orleans on Saturday, aged 71 years, his funeral
being held Sunday.
  The deceased was a native of Lafourche parish, where, for many years, he
was
recognized as one of the best plantation managers in the partish, but with
the
decline of the sugar industry he decided to withdraw from it and pursue some
other
line.  Thus a few years ago he went to New Orleans and opened a grocery,
which
he operated until his death.
  Mr. Guillot is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Gaston Aucoin, of
New Orleans,
a son, Mr. Walter Guillot, manager of the Uncle Sam plantation, of Convent,
La., and
a sister, who is Mrs. F. J. Guillot, of 610 Green Street, Thibodaux.