Birth Certificate of:		Stenger, Odilie (Odeal) Mary 11-05-1882
Submitted by:			Lisa Cotten May 2001
Source:				Louisiana State Archives 83-1137

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Be it remembered that on this day to wit the twenty-seventh of 
April in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and 
eighty-six, and the one hundred and tenth of the Independence 
of the United States of America, before me, Joseph Holt, M.D., 
President, Board of Health and Ex-Officio Recorder of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages in and for the Parish and City of New 
Orleans, 

personally appeared, 
Thomas T. Askeu, a native of this city, residing at no. 219 Willow 
Street, who hereby declares, that on the fifth day of November 1882 
at Berwick City, LA, was born a female child, named 

			Odilie M. Stenger (white)

lawful issue of Laurence Stenger, a native of Germany, aged 33 
years, occupation, Engineer, and Barbara Streib, a native of 
this city, aged 32 years.

This done at New Orleans in the presence of the aforesaid, T. T. 
Askeu, as also in that of Messrs. P. H. Lauauze and A. A. Voorhies, 
both of this city, witnesses, by me requested so to be who have here
unto set their hands together with me after due reading hereof, the 
day, month, and year found above written.

Lisa Cotten's Notes:  This was my great-grand Aunt.  Grandparents are unknown at
this time.  Siblings:  Peter Laurence Stenger, Katie C. Stenger, Michel Edward
Stenger, Joseph Louis Stenger, Lawrence Charles Stenger, Sr. and an infant that
died before 1900.

Note # 2: Berwick is probably the town directly across the Atchafalaya River
from Morgan City.  The fact that it was listed as Orleans Parish may have
been referring to the church parish, and not the state parish.