Plaquemines County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Hebert, Zelica Née Patureau January 7, 1925
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State Times Advocate Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Friday, January 9, 1925, page 23, columns a and 5

Funerals

Mrs. Louis Hebert Laid to Rest.

Mrs. Louis Hebert was laid to rest in Roselawn cemetery Thursday afternoon with 
funeral services at the St. Joseph Catholic church.

Mrs. Hebert had only been ill for a short time, having taken sick last Saturday 
with pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. C. McLaughlin of Edgewood 
Lawn. She had made her home here for some time with her daughter, Mrs. Percy A. 
Dupuy, on West street, but up until that time she had been a resident of 
Plaquemine. She was the daughter of the late Ferdinand Patureau of Beaudreaux, 
France, and Emma Landry of Brusly, La.. Mrs. Hebert was a devout member of the 
Catholic church, and she was quite active in church affairs and was well known 
for many charitable deeds.

Mrs. Hebert is survived by her husband. Louis Hebert, five daughters and two 
sons, Mmes. Percy A. Dupuy, J. B. Villerett, D. C. McLaughlin of Baton Rouge, 
Mrs. L. B. Bernard, Mrs. Eugene Bourgoyne and J. A. Hebert of Opelousas and 
Paul Hebert of Columbia, S. C.; three sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Omer 
Hebert, Jr., of Plaquemine, Mrs. V. Dupuy, Mrs. W. Cropper, and O. Patureau of 
Beaumont, Tex., L. Patureau of New Orleans and V. M. Patureau of Opelousas, and 
a number of grandchildren who mourn her loss.



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2nd Obit: State Times Advocate Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Friday, January 9, 
1925, page 6, column 1

News was received here, Thursday of the death of Mrs. Louis Hebert in Baton 
Rouge, Mrs. Hebert was a native of this city and was before her marriage Miss 
Zelica Patureau.


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