Obituaries of FEBRUARY 1951 Houma, Terrebonne Parish, La.

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Submitted by: Nancy Wright
The Houma Courier, February 9, 1951, page 5, col. 5

AUXULIADE PORTIER    

Services Held For Auxuliade Portier

Auxuliade Portier, 82 [?], died at his residence 1701 East Main Street at 4:30 
p.m. January 31. Funeral services were conducted from the residence at 9 a.m. 
February 2 to Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary church for religious rites and 
interment in St. Francis de Sales cemetery with the Chauvin Funeral home in 
charge.

Survivors are his widow, the former Laura Lapeyre, three sons, Louis, Edward and 
Roy of Texas, and five daughters Mrs. Felix Malbrough, Mrs. Adolphe Ledet, Mrs. 
Alfred Ledet of Houma; Mrs. Sidney LeBoeuf of Montegut and Mrs. Paul Burns of 
New Orleans.

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Submitted by: Nancy Wright
The Houma Courier, February 9, 1951, page 5, col. 5

EDWARD TEMPLET     

Edward Templet, Accident Victim, Buried Thursday. Services were held at 10 
o'clock Thursday morning from the Chauvin Funeral home and St. Francis de Dales 
Catholic church for Edward L. Templet, 44, who was fatally injured Tuesday 
morning in a tractor accident in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.  

Interment was in St. Francis de Sales cemetery, No. 2.

Templet was a brother of Mrs. Sidney Landry of Houma.  He was driving a tractor 
pulling a tree when the cable broke and the tractor overturned, injuring him 
fatally.

Originally from Napoleonville, Templet is survived by a brother, Hyoblite 
Templet of Tacoma, Washington and his sister Mrs. Landry.

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