PROFILE OF FELIX HINGLE PLAQUEMINES PARISH LOUISIANA
Submitted by: Gladys Stovall Armstrong 
From "The Protector 23 June 1900"



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FELIX HINGLE
(Secretary & Treasurer)

Our Popular Parish Treasurer was born 8 April 1856 in Pointe-ala-Hache, 
and has always resided here. He was educated in the parish schools and 
started out in live a poor but honest lad ...He long ago established a 
record which placed him among the most influential planters of our parish.

He was the efficient secretary of the parish jury from 1892-1896 and has
been and is still the scretary of the parish committee since 1896.

Some 22 years ago, Mr Hingle married the scion of a noble family, the 
daughter of that pioneer settler, the esteemed late Paul LaFrance, and 
he possesses a happy family among them Cadet Paul Hingle attended L.S.U. 
A cheerful and cozy home, which is the cynosure of the traveling public. 
Mr. Hingle has a large nunmber of brothers and relatives here, among them 
Judge Hingle.