Caesh obituaries, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana 

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Caesh, Delephene Narretto    19 Jan 1951    Nov 2006    Carol/Jerry Nelson
Caesh, Henry J.               6 Jul 1934    Jun 2000    Carol/Jerry Nelson
Caesh, Julius J.             24 Feb 1933    Jun 2000    Carol/Jerry Nelson

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Obituary published in The Hammond Vindicator:  1/19/1951

CAESH, DELEPHENE NARRETTO
Mrs. Julius J. Caesh, 90, of Hammond, died at her home last Monday.  Her
late husband died 18 (19?) years ago.  She was the daughter of the late
George and Victoria Narretto, and was born November 24, 1860 at the family
home near the Tangipahoa River.  She married and came as a bride to live in
Hammond.  She leaves two sons, W. G. and R. W. Caesh of New Orleans; two
daughters, Mrs. Felix Masden of Alexandria, and Mrs. W. M. Berry, Sr. of
Hammond; two grandsons, Kenneth Masedn of Alexandria and W. M. Barry, Jr.
of New Orleans; one granddaughter, Mrs. Lucille Williams of Brownsville,
Tex.; two great, grandchildren, Marilyn Frances Masden and Kenneth Martain
Masden; several nieces and nephews.  Funeral services were held last Monday
at Grace Memorial Church; burial was in the family plot in Grace Memorial
Cemetery, with the Thomas Funeral Home in charge.

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Obituary published in The Hammond Vindicator:  7/6/1934

CAESH, HENRY J.
p. 5, col. 7:   Henry J. Caesh, World War veteran, died at Veteran's
hospital in Gulfport, MS on 28 June. Burial Saturday, 30 June, beside the
body of his father who died a year and a half ago; Grace Memorial Cemetery.
Mr. Caesh volunteered at Jackson Barracks, at New Orleans, in Company D,
28th Engineers and served in France. Born and raised in Hammond, but had
not lived here for several years. Survived by mother, Mrs. J. J. Caesh; two
sisters, Mrs. Felix Mosden of Alexandria, Mrs. Walter Berry of New Orleans;
two brothers, W. G. Caesh of New Orleans, R. W. Caesh; two nephews, Kenneth
Mosden of Alexandria and Maurice Berry of New Orleans; one niece, Miss
Lucille Mosden of Alexandria. 

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Obituary published in The Hammond Vindicator:  2/24/1933

CAESH, JULIUS J.
p. 1, col. 3:  Julius J. Caesh, 80, died at home in Hammond, Monday. A
resident of Hammond for 42 years. A native of Hamburg, Germany; married at
age 38; his wife was the former Miss Naretta, a well known Tangipahoa
parish family. Funeral Tuesday; interment in Grace Cemetery, Hammond.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Felix Masden of Alexandria, Mrs.
Walter Berry of New Orleans; three sons, William of New Orleans, Walter and
Henry of Hammond. 

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