The Plaquemines Protector Obits for 1946 Plaquemines Parish Louisiana
Submitted by Darnell Brunner Beck



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Funeral services were held Wednesday for John Carlos DeArmas, Sr., 
of Plaquemines Parish who died at his daughter's residence in New 
Orleans at the age of 93. Mr. DeArmas was a native of Plaquemines, 
where he resided for many years. He served at one time as a Deputy 
Sheriff, and for many years he was a Notary Public in the Parish. 
Mr.  DeArmas was one of the two surviving members of the White 
League the, organization which fought  against   carpetbaggers in 
Louisiana. Only Jefferson D. Hardin Sr., remains of this famous 
citizens' organization. These two men participated in the battle 
of September 4th, 1874, on the river front at Canal Street, when 
the Negro metropolitan police were over thrown. The DeArmas family 
has been in Louisiana since 1764 He is survived by two sons John 
Jr., of Buras, engineer for Plaquemines Parish; Eugene Police 
Juror, representing the fifth ward, residening at Venice; two 
daughters, Mrs Lillian Bauman and Mrs Sophia Jermunson of New 
Orleans; eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. His 
wife, the former George Durabb, died in 1918. Funeral services 
were held from Lamana-Panno-Fallo Funeral Home and with a requiem 
mass at St. Aiphonsus church in New Orleans. Interment was in 
Greenwood Cemetery in that city. {published September 28, 1946}
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On Wednesday December 4, 1946 Anthony B Buras died at the Toura 
Infirmary in New Orleans. Mr Buras is survived by his widow 
Victorine Barial and by his children Mrs Philip Buras, Mrs Felix 
Augustine, Mrs John Corcich, Victor J, Henry F, August B, and 
Cyril Buras and by brother and sister Lawerence Buras and Mrs M 
Ledet, He was 79 years oldand a native of Venice La. Interment 
Boothville Cemetery.
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Early Monday morning June 10th at his residence in Buras La Louis 
Cazezu died For some days he had been confined to his home but 
only a day or so before his death, Mr. Cazezu stated to friends 
that he was feeling fine. The end came shortly after midnight on 
Monday morning. Mr. Cazezu had reached the age of 70 and he died 
in his native Buras Mr. Cazezu is survived by his Widow Mrs. 
Annette Pelas; by his daughter, Mrs. Matt Devitt; by his grandsons, 
Larry and Mathew Devitt, and by his brother, Wm. Cazezu. The 
pallbearers at the funeral were Numa Pelas, James Lawson, C H 
Armstrong, Albin Demandre, Emmet and Emile Yuratich. Interment
in Our lady Good Harbor Church Cemetery.
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Mary Lassus beloved wife of Frank Galmiche Sr died at Port Sulpher 
hospital on Saturday March 23, 1946 at 8:20 p.m. She was the mother
of Mrs Philibert Turlich, Mrs Louis Morel, Mrs Leonard Dazet and 
Frank Jr and Joseph Galmiche and the late Frances Galmiche; sister
of Mrs Leon Despeaux, Mrs fred despeaux, Mrs Agatha Vidacovich
and Charles Lassus. She is survived by 17 grandchildren and 5 
great grandchildren. She was 69 years a native of Home Place and a
resident of Sunrise La for the past 51 years. Interment in Buras
Cemetery.
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