Obituaries O - P
ORENDORF, DR. BELL TAYLOR
OBITUARY: Newspaper Obituary notice, Thursday
morning, December 7, 1950.
Dr. Bell Taylor Orendorf, 900 Main Street,
Natchez, died at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 6th, at Jackson, Miss. Dr. Orendorf
was born on April 4, 1884 in Rolling Fork, Miss., but had made his home
in Natchez for the last twenty-five years. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Lendora Montgomery Orendorf and by three sisters, Mrs. L. M. Elliott
and Miss Goldie Orendorf of Rolling Fork, Miss., and Mrs. Jessie Casey
of Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday morning,
Dec. 7th from the residence at 900 Main Street, with Rev. J. Walton Stewart
officiating. Foster's Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Pallbearers:
Dr. Claude Crawford, Dr. L. S. Gaudet, Dr. O. T. Loftin, Dan Lynch, David
Deterly and James H. Keyer.
Obituary: Natchez Democrat, Friday December
8, 1950.
Orendorf Last Rites Held in City Thursday.,
Funeral Services for Dr, Bell Taylor Orendorf, who died on Wednesday morning
in Jackson, Miss. were held from his residence 900 Main street at eleven
o'clock yesterday morning. Rev. J. Walton Stewart, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, conducted the services which were attended by members
of his family and numerous friends. Following the services at the house
interment, under the direction of Foster's Funeral Home, was made in the
family plot in the city cemetery.
O'FERRALL, DR. LAWRENCE C.
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Wednesday
Morning December 7, 1955.
Last Rites for Dr. Lawrence C. O'Ferrall,
who died on Monday, will be held at ten o'clock this Wednesday morning
from St. Mary's Cathedral. The body will be at Foster's Funeral Home until
the time for the funeral. Interment will follow in the family plot in the
city cemetery. Dr. O'Ferrall is survived by one son, Lawrence C. O'Ferrall,
Jr., Natchez; a daughter, Mrs. O. L. Rollins, Williamsburg, a brother Thomas
J. O'Ferrall, Natchez, three grandchildren and a niece. Gentlemen who will
serve as pallbearers are: Hall Wilson, Walton Hootsell, Blake Wadsworth,
Francis Wood, Tom and Fred Berret
ORENDORF, DR. BELL TAYLOR
OBITUARY: Newspaper Obituary notice, Thursday
morning, December 7, 1950.
Dr. Bell Taylor Orendorf, 900 Main Street,
Natchez, died at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 6th, at Jackson, Miss. Dr. Orendorf
was born on April 4, 1884 in Rolling Fork, Miss., but had made his home
in Natchez for the last twenty-five years. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Lendora Montgomery Orendorf and by three sisters, Mrs. L. M. Elliott
and Miss Goldie Orendorf of Rolling Fork, Miss., and Mrs. Jessie Casey
of Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday morning,
Dec.
7th from the residence at 900 Main Street, with Rev. J. Walton Stewart
officiating. Foster's Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Pallbearers:
Dr. Claude Crawford, Dr. L. S. Gaudet, Dr. O. T. Loftin, Dan Lynch, David
Deterly and James H. Keyer.
Obituary: Natchez Democrat, Friday December
8, 1950.
Orendorf Last Rites Held in City Thursday.,
Funeral Services for Dr, Bell Taylor Orendorf, who died on Wednesday morning
in Jackson, Miss. were held from his residence 900 Main street at eleven
o'clock yesterday morning. Rev. J. Walton Stewart, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, conducted the services which were attended by members
of his family and numerous friends. Following the services at the house
interment, under the direction of Foster's Funeral Home, was made in the
family plot in the city cemetery.
Mr. John Perrault O'Malley
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, September 23, 1953.
John O'Malley Funeral Set This Morning. Funeral Services will be held
at the Foster Funeral
Home at 9 a.m. today for John Perrault O'Malley who died here early
Tuesday. Mr. O'Mallery
was born in Jackson, Tenn., January 1, 1903. He was a son of Mrs. Madeline
Perrault Hammett
and the late William Patrick O'Malley. He spent most of his life
in Natchez where he was
engaged in the building trade. He was a veteran of World War II and
a member of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars. Surviving relatives include: his mother, Mrs.
Madeline Perrault Hammett of
Natchez; three sisters, Mrs. Susie McClean of Natchez and Mrs. C. A.
Rogillio of [illegible]; and
a brother Everett John Hammett of Natchez. Named to act as pallbearers
are: M. P. O'Beirne,
Henry James Foggo, Robert Mulvihill, George Stinespring, Dewey Byrd
and Marion Murphy.
Mr. Frank Shields O'Rourke
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat (a newspaper) Saturday, February 20,
1999
page 5A.
FRANK S. O'ROURKE April 12, 1925 - Feb. 18, 1999
FERRIDAY, LA. - Services for Frank S. O'Rourke, 73, of Vidalia, who
died Thursday, February
18, 1999, in Natchez, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Young's Funeral Home
Chapel in Ferriday,
with the Rev. Russel Crum officiating. Burial will be at Oswalt Cemetery
in Lismore under the
direction of Young's Funeral Home. Visitation is from 5 to 9 p.m. today
at the funeral home. He
was a retired veteran from the U.S. Marines. He was also a member of
the Masonic Lodge and
U.S. Marine Corp. Mr. O'Rouke was preceded in death by his parents,
two brothers and two
sisters. Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Shelia O'Rouke
and Glen Seyfarth Sr of
Portland, Tenn.; two grandchildren, Glen Seyfarth Jr. and Jessica Seyfarth
of Portland; a
great-grandchild, Cherokee Seyfarth of Portland; a sister, Geraldine
Duke of Ferriday; and a
brother, Milton B. O'Rouke of Greenvalley, Ark. Pall bearers will be
David Taylor, Walton
Wilson, Heath Seyfarth, Shane Seyfarth, Paul Camgemi and Rayford Buckles.
Mr. Thomas E. Owens
OBITUARY: "The Daily Democrat" Wednesday December 25, 1895, Page #2,
Column
#5
OWENS. In Natchez on Tuesday December 24, 1895, Thomas E. Owens in
the eighty-first year
of his age. The friends and acquaintainces of the deceased are respectfully
invited to attend his
funeral, to proceed from St. Mary's Cathedral this afternoon at half-past
2 o'clock.
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BURIAL: Discrepancy notice, Natchez City Cemetery, R.C.H. (Roman
Catholic Hill) also
known as the "New Catholic Cemetery, Lot number 68, grave number
7. Thomas E. Owens, born
Lexington, Ky. October 2, 1815, died Dec. 24, 1895. Discrepancy
between this headstone and
the church Record of Interments as to the PLACE of birth. (Other
record gives as birthplace:
Bardstown, Kentucky)
Mrs. Rachel McClutchie Pearson (nee, McClutchie)
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Friday, May 24, 1968, page 7.
Last Earthly rites
for Mrs. Rachel McClutchie Pearson, 93, who died in a rest home in
Brookhaven, Miss., on
Wednesday were held at four thirty o'clock on Thursday afternoon from
the chapel of Foster
Funeral Home. Dr. Jac Ruffin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
conducted the services
which were attended by many relatives and friends. Following the services
at the chapel
interment was made in the family plot at the Natchez City Cemetery.
The following gentlemen
served as pallbearers: Charles Kempinska, C. W. Bozeman, J. C. Gallagher,
Dale Gallagher,
Arlie S. Warren and W. H. Baldwin. Mrs Pearson was a native of Natchez
having been born here
April 12, 1875. She was the daughter of the late Henry Clay and Melissa
McClutchie. Mrs.
Pearson had resided in Natchez until five years ago and was a member
of the First
Presbyterian Church here. She was a sister of the late Miss Bessie
McClutchie. She is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Katherine Pearson Lane of New Orleans, La., Three
grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren; also a number of neices and nephews, including
Mrs. Ethyl Warren
and H. C. Gallagher of Natchez.
Mr. Isadore Parsons
OBITUARY: The Daily Democrat, Tuesday June 20, 1882.
Mr. Isadore Parsons, a well known Natchez butcher, died very suddenly
last Sunday afternoon.
He was sitting at a card table, playing with several friends when suddenly
his head dropped upon
the table, he struggled slightly and expired. It is supposed that his
death was caused by heart
disease and general debility.
Miss Adelaide Perrault
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Saturday Morning, June 12,
1926.
Page #4, col. #2.
Miss Adelaide Perrault. Following a long and useful life to others,
Miss Adelaide Perrault quietly
and peacefully entered eternal rest. The end came following an extended
illness at 3:15 o'clock
Friday morning. Miss Perrault was born in Louisville, Ky., March 12th,
1839. She was the
daughter of the late Armand L. Perrault and Mrs. Elizabeth Owens Perrault.
When but a very
small child the family moved to Natchez, and she has lived here since
that time. She was a quiet,
gentle Christian woman, devoted to her family and to a wide circle
of dear friends. Miss Perrault
was a devout and consistent member of the Catholic Church, taking an
active part in church work
until prevented by illness and the infirmities of age. She diligently
attended her church services.
Miss Perrault is survived by three brothers, Charles Perrault, James
Perrault and William
Perrault, and a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral services
will be hald in St. Mary's
Cathedral this morning at nine o'clock Mass and the interment will
follow in the family plot, city
cemetery. The following gentlemen, nephews of the deceased will serve
as pallbearers: Charles
Perrault, Joseph Perrault, Frank J. Perrault, Francis Perrault, Ian
Foggo and Armand Perrault.
Mr. Armund Louis Perrault III
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Thursday, March 14, 1957,
page #16, col.
#8.
ARMAND PERRAULT DIED YESTERDAY, FUNERAL TODAY. Armand Louis Perrault,
3rd,
died on Wednesday morning at ten-thirty o'clock, bringing sorrow to
the members of his family
and many friends. Mr. Perrault was born in Natchez in July 11,
1882, being the son of the late
Armand L. Perrault, Jr., and Mrs. Adelaide Signaigo Perrrault.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
George Mercier Perrault, Natchez, Miss., one son, Armand L. Perrault,
4th., Lake Charles, La.,
two daughters, Mrs. Alyce Mirable and Miss Elane Perrault, Natchez,
Miss., and four brothers,
Henry D. Perrault, Augistine Raggio, Alye Raggio of Natchitoches, La.,
and Clarence Raggio,
Pineville, La. The remains will be at Foster's Funeral
Home until the time of the funeral which
will be held at three o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon from St. Mary's
Cathedral. Interment will
be made in the family plot in the city cemetery.
(2nd) Miss Beatrice Eugenia Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday Morning, June
25,
1952.
Miss Perraults Funeral Service This Morning. Funeral service for Miss
Beatrice Perrault who
died at 12:25 a.m. on Tuesday, will be held at Requiem Mass at nine
o'clock this morning at St.
Mary's Cathedral. The passing of "Miss B" as she was affectionately
known throughout this
community and particulary among the poor and unfortunate, is deeply
mourned by everyone who
knew her. Her death brings to a close of life which was devoted to
aiding and helping the poor
indigent and needy and to the perpetuation of the high principals and
ideals of the Confederacy.
Miss Perrault for many years administered the well known Marion Taylor
fund. She was active
in giving aid to those in distress through this fund until poor health
made it impossible for her to
do so. She was a very active member in the Natchez Chapter of
the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. She was also active in the Associated Charities and numerous
organizations of the
Catholic Church. Miss Perrault was born in Natchez, Miss., in 1871,
the daughter of the late
Edward J. and Mrs. Mary Signaigo Perrault. She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Foggo
and Miss Isabelle Perrault. Following the services at the Cathedral
this morning, interment will
be made in the family plot at the city cemetery. The following will
serve as pallbearers; Francis
Perrault, Sr., Joseph Perrault, Jr., Avery Cole, W. J. Byrne, Willie
Maier, Sr., August Stone,
Charles Eidt and Charles Perrault.
Mr. Charles Henry Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Saturday Morning September 24,
1949,
page #1, col. #6.
CHAS. PERRAULT DIED YESTERDAY, FUNERAL SUNDAY. One of the oldest and
greatly
loved residents of Natchez passed away here on Friday night. Charles
H. Perrault, one of the
oldest, best loved and highly esteemed resident of Natchez, closed
his eyes in eternal sleep last
night after a short illness. Mr. Perrault, who was unusually active
during the nearly ninety-five
years that he has lived in this community, was well known and greatly
loved by young and old
alike. He was a charter member of the Natchez Council of Knights of
Columbus and a few years
ago was signally honored by the Council by being presented with an
Honorary Life Membership.
Mr. Perrault was not only an outstanding citizen but was a splendid
public official. He served as
Sheriff of Adams County 1904-08 and made an exceptionally fine record.
He was elected on the
Independent ticket. He was in the clothing business here for a long
number of years; he was
connected with the Water Works Department and also worked at the Corinna
Hotel. Chares H.
Perrault was born in Natchez, Miss. Sept. 28, 1854, being the son of
the late Armand L. Perrault
and Mrs. Elizabeth Owens Perrault. He married Augustine Signaigo on
February 11, 1885. He is
survived by three children, Miss Katrina Perrault, Mrs. John A. Meath
and Charles H. Perrault
Jr.. He is also survived by two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral Services will
be held at ten o'clock Mass on Sunday morning from St. Mary's Cathedral.
Interment in the
family plot in the city cemetery. The following gentlemen will serve
as pallbearers: Francis D.
Perrault, Frank J. Perrault, Jr., Armand L. Perrault, Jr., Joseph E.
Perrault, Henry James Foggo
and Sam Perrault.
Mr. Charles Henry Perrault Jr.
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, January 1,
1992
Page 2A, Col. 4 & 5.
Services for Charles Henry Perrault Jr., 92, of Lake St. John, La.,
who died Monday, Dec. 30,
1991 at Humana Hospital, Natchez, are at 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 2, 1992,
at Laird Funeral Home
Chapel with the Revs. David White and Don Morgan officiating. Burial
is in the Natchez City
Cemetery under the direction of the funeral home. Visitation is 1 p.m.
until service time
Thursday at the funeral home. He was born March 26, 1899, in Natchez,
the son of Charles
Henry and Augustina Signaigo Perrault. He was a retired cashier for
a local bank and an oil
related landman. He was a lifelong resident of Natchez and Lake St.
John area and past member
of the Natchez Elks Club. Survivors include his wife, Clara Hudnall
Perrault of Ferriday; a
daughter, Genevieve Marie Dille of El Paso, Texas; five grandchildren,
Henry Ward Dille Jr. of
Vacaville, Calif., Charles Avery Dille of El Paso, Leslie D. White
of Tualatin, Ore., and John
Perrault Dille of Fredricksburg, Texas; and nine great-grandchildren.
Donations may be made to
Jefferson Street Methodist Church or a charity of choice.
Mr. Edgar Joseph Perrault
DEATH: Obituary, Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Tuesday December 32, 1912
After an illness of a week, Edgar Joseph Perrault, 24 years old, son
of James O. and Mrs. Laura
G. Perrault succumbed to an attack of pneumonia yesterday morning at
4:30 o'clock. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence, Madison
and North Pearl streets, and
will be attended by Company B., Mississippi National Guard, of which
the deceased was a
member, in a body. The deceased was a well known and popular young
man. He was a valued
attache of the Salvo & Berdon Candy Company and was a member of
Company B., M. N. G. He
was born and reared in Natchez and leaves a wide circle of friends
and acquaintances to mourn
his removal. He is survived by his parents, 4 sisters & 1 brother.
They are Mrs. John Wright,
Mrs. W. P. O'Malley, Mrs. L. N. Goodwin and Mrs Agnes P. Milligan.
His brother is Oliver
Perrault. The funeral service will be conducted by the Very Reverend
Father P. C. Hayden.
Mr. Edward Joseph Perrault
BIRTH-DEATH: Obituary, Natchez Democrat, Sunday October 25, 1914
Edward Joseph Perrault died at his residence, 516 Main St. Saturday
morning at 8:45 a.m. after
an illness of 4 weeks. He was connected with the business office staff
of the Democrat. Born in
Louisville, KY Sept. 4, 1840, the son of Armund and Elizabeth Owens
Perrault. His parents
moved to Natchez when he was 3 years old. Civil War: He enlisted in
Co. J., 16th Miss. Gen.
Harris' brigade. ... received promotion etc... his Capt was J. J. Lambert
of the Democrat
newspaper.. etc.. He is survived by four daughters and a son, Mrs.
John Foggo, Misses Beatrice
and Isabella Perrault of Natchez, Sister Aurelia of Sherman, Texas
and the late Dr. Ed. Perrault
of Jennings, La.
Mr. Francis DeSales Perrault Sr.
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, August 24,
1983,
page 2A, col. 4 & 5.
Francis D. Perrault Sr., 85, 419 S. Commerce St., will be at 11 a.m.
today from St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Msgr. Thaddeus Harkins officiating. Burial will be
in the family plot of
Natchez City Cemetery. Perrault died Monday, Aug. 22, at Jefferson
Davis Memorial Hospital.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. today at Laird Funeral Chapel.
Perrault was a member
of St. Mary's and the Knights of Columbus. He was retired after 50
years service as vice
president and branch manager of City Bank and trust Company. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs.
Gertrude Eidt Perrault of Natchez; one son, Francis D. Perrault Jr.
of New Orleans and a number
of nieces and nephews. Pall bearers will be Edward Eidt, David Eidt,
Henry Eidt, Kenneth Davis,
Nathan Calhoun and Thomas O'Beirne. Laird Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.
Mr. Francis DeSales Perrault, Jr.
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Saturday, February 12, 2000,
page 6A, col.'s 2 &
3.
Sep. 29, 1933 - Feb. 10, 2000. Services for Francis Perrault, 66 of
New Orleans, formerly of
Natchez, who died Thursday, Feb. 10, 2000, at Baton Rouge General Hospital
in Baton Rouge,
will be at 2 p.m. today at St. Mary Basilicca with Father Alfred Camp
officiating. Burial will be
at Natchez City Cemetery under the direction of Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation is from noon
until service time today at the church. Mr. Perrault was born Sept.
29, 1933, in Natchez, the son
of Francis DeSales and Gertrude Eidt Perrault Sr. He was a member of
Our Lady of the Rosary in
New Orleans as well as the Knnights of Columbus in Natchez. He was
very active in the People's
Program in New Orleans. Mr. Perrault retired from Entergy Corporation
as an accountant after
many years of service. He also served as a navigator in the United
States Air Force. Survivors
include an aunt, Mary Theresa Davis of Natchez; three cousins, Raymond
T. Davis Jr. of
Opelika, Ala., Kenneth J. Davis of Natchez and Anna Elizabeth Calhoun
of Vidalia, La.
Pallbearers will be Fredrick Voss, Carl Voss, Edward Eidt, Henry Eidt,
Peter Talluto and Danny
O'Beirne. The family requests memorials be made to St. Mary Basilica.
Mr. Francis Janssens Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Thursday December 31,
1953, page #1,
col. #4.
Frank Perrault Sr. Dies; Rites At Mass Today. Frank J. Perrault,
Sr., 70, died at 2:30 a.m.
yesterday at the family residence, 511 South Canal, after an extended
illness. Funeral services
will be held today from St. Mary's Cathedral during the nine a.m. Mass.
Interment will be in city
cemetery. Foster Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Pallbearers
will be Clyde
McGehee, Robert McDonald, James Eidt, Tom Holmes, Jack Kaiser and Lee
Sturdivant. Mr.
Perrault was a native of Natchez, born here October 20, 1883, the son
of the late Samuel and
Mary Work Perrault. He had been in the electrical business in Natchez
for many years.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lena Holmes Perrault, Natchez; two
daughters, Mrs. W. E.
Bracken, Ruston, La., and Mrs. Samuel H. Harper, Vicksburg; four sons,
Robert Perrault, San
Diego, Calif., Frank Perrault, Jr., Roy Perrault and Sam Perrault,
all of Natchez; a brother, Joe
Perrault, Sr., Natchez; nine grand-children and a number of nieces
and nephews.
Miss Rose Mary Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat newspaper, Tuesday, March 5, 1907, Page
6, Cols 4 & 5.
Miss Rose Mary Perrault. This community was shocked to learn of the
sad death of Miss Rose
Mary Perrault, the beautiful daughter of Mrs. Samual J. Perrault, who
died Sunday morning at
9:30 o'clock of appendicitis, aged twenty-six years. Miss Perrault
was taken sick on Saturday,
Feb. 23, and on last Saturday it was decided to take her to Chamberlain's
Sanatarium for an
operation, but on her arrival there it was found that she was too weak.
At midnight she became
unconscious and died at the hour stated in the above. Her father died
several months ago and her
mother, who is suffering with creeping paralysis, depended upon her
for almost every attention,
as she would permit no other to wait upon her. Miss Perrault
was most devoted and patient in
her attentions to her mother, never giving self the least thought,
being always at the bedside of
her parent. She was a devoted member of the Roman Catholic Church,
and religiously observed
the teachings of the faith which was inherent with her. She enjoyed
a wide circle of friends who
loved her for her sweet disposition and gentle interest in their health
and happiness. She is
survived by her mother and four brothers, Frank, Thomas, Joseph and
Robert Perrault, all of this
city. Her funeral took place yesterday morning at ten o'clock
from St. Mary's Cathedral, the
interment being private.
Mr. Robert Edward Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday November 11,
1936, page #8,
col. #2.
ROBERT PERRAULT DIES IN TACOMA. Former Citizen of Natchez Passes Away
In
Veterans Hospital. Mr. Joseph Perrault was last night in
receipt of a telegram bearing the sad
news of the death of his brother, Robert Perrault, in the Veteran's
Hospital in Tacoma,
Washington. The body will be sent to Natchez for interment. The deceased
was a native of
Natchez. He left here in 1908 and enlisted in the navy. Later he was
in the World War. Mr.
Perrault is survived by his brothers, Thomas H. Perrault of Tulsa,
Oklahoma; Frank J. Perrault
and J. S. Perrault of Natchez.
(2nd) Mr. Robert Edward Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday November 18,
1936, page #2,
col. #7.
ROBERT PERRAULT FUNERAL TODAY. Former Resident To Be Laid To Rest Here
This
Morning. Funeral services for Robert E. Perrault who died at
Tacoma, Wash., on the ninth of
November, will be held at ten o'clock this morning from St. Mary's
Cathedral. Mr. Perrault was
born in Natchez, Miss. on Sept. 16, 1886, being the son of the late
Samuel J. Perrault and Mrs.
Mary Wark Perrault. Mr. Perrault was a World War Veteran, seeing service
in France. He has
many friends in this community who deeply regret to learn of his death.
He is survived by three
brothers, Thomas H. Perrault of Tulsa, Okla., Frank J. Perrault and
J. S. Perrault of Natchez,
Miss. His body arrived on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train
yesterday morning at eleven
forty o'clock. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers:
Sam Junkin, John Fowler, R. A.
Klien, Sr., Joe Grover, Ed Evans and Henry Wells.
Mr. Robert Thomas Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday August 18,
1993 Page 2A, Col.
5.
Robert T. Perrault, National City Calif.- Services for Robert Thomas
Perrault, 72, of National
City, who died Monday, Aug. 16, 1993, will be Thursday, Aug. 19, at
Berge-Roberts Mortuary
in National City. He was born May 17, 1921, in Natchez, the son of
Frank J. Perrault and Lena
Holmes Perrault. He was a graduate of Cathedral High School, a Navy
veteran having served in
World War II, a retired engineering specialist with Solar Corporation
and a member of the
Instrument Society of America. He is preceded in death by his parents;
three brothers, Frank
Perrault Jr., Roy Edmond Perrault and Sam Perrault, all of Natchez;
and two sisters, Clara
Perrault Cunningham of Vicksburg and Camille Perrault Bracken of Ruston,
La. Survivors
include his wife, Charlotte Holiday Perrault of National City; a son
Robert Thomas Perrault II;
and a daughter-in-law, Lucille Perrault of Bueno Park.
Mr. Roy Edmond Perrault
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, May 9, 1979, page
9A, col. 1.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today from Covington Road Church
of Christ for Roy E.
Perrault, 54, of Natchez who died Monday at University Hospital in
Jackson following an illness.
The Rev. James Moore assisted by Rev. Joe Nichols will officiate with
burial
in the Greenlawn
Memorial Park Cemetery. A native of Natchez, Perrault was the manager
of Natchez Electric.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Johnnie S. Perrault of Natchez; two
daughters, Angela
Thornburg of Natchez and Debbie Perrault of Dallas; one son, Edmond
Perrault of Natchez; three
brothers, Frank Perrault and Sam Perrault both of Natchez, Robert Perrault
of National City
Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Howard Cunningham of Vicksburg and Mrs. William
Bracken of
Ruston; one grandson. Pallbearers will be James C. Browning, Rezall
Carraway, Jack Ellis,
Roudolph Yeaman, H. H. McDonald and Malcolm Whitney. In lieu of flowers
the family
requests that donations be made to the Sunnybrook Children Home or
te American Cancer Fund.
Laird Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Samuel Joseph Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat, June 19, 1906, page 2, col. 4.
PERRAULT- At his residence in Natchez, Miss., at 5:30 o'clock a.m.
Monday, June 18th, 1906,
Samuel J. Perrault, age sixty-two years, eleven months, and twenty-five
days, the beloved
husband of Mrs. Mary A. Perrault (nee Wark.) His funeral will proceed
from St. Mary's
Cathedral, at 10 o'clock a.m. this (Tuesday), June 19, 1906. The friends
and acquaintance of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. Natchez
Miss., June 19, 1906.
Mr. Samuel Joseph Perrault (II?)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Tuesday, July 1, 1986
Page 2a, Col. 3 & 4.
Sam Perrault. Services for Sam Perrault, 59, of Natchez, will be held
at 4 p.m. today from the
Laird Funeral Home Chapel, the Rev. David O'Connor officiating. Burial
will be in Greenlawn
Memorial Park. Perrault died June 29 at Jefferson Davis Memorial Hospital.
Rosary services
were held at 7 p.m. Monday at Laird Funeral Home. Perrault was born
Dec. 9, 1926 in Natchez,
the son of the late Frank James Perrault and Lena Holmes Perrault.
He was retired from
International Paper Co. after 32 years of service. He was a member
of St. Mary's Cathedral, the
Natchez Moose Lodge, the Natchez Elks Lodge, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. He was a
graduate of Cathedral High School. Survivors include his wife, Bernice
Perrault of Natchez;
three sons, Bud Wilson of Port Gibson, Fred Wilson of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., James Wilson of
Port Arthur, Texas; a daughter, Opal Moore of Atlanta; two brothers,
Frank Perrault of Natchez
and Robert Perrault of National City, Calif.; a sister, Clara Cunningham
of Vicksburg; 15
grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Earnest
Parker, Bubba Eden,
Kenneth McCaskell, Julius Knotts, Bill Blowman, Charles Hammack, John
Arnold and Lee A.
Sturdivant. Honorary Pallbearers are Lester Browning, Wyatt Bath, Earnest
West, Cliff
McCarstle, James Power, Leverne Smith, Troy McManes, Bill Fields, Herbert
Shaifer and Carl
Reed. Laird Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Frank Joseph Perrault Jr.
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, December 9, 1992,
page 2A, col.
4.
Services for Frank J. Perrault Jr., 75, of Natchez, who died Monday,
Dec. 7, 1992, at Jefferson
Davis Memorial Hospital, will be at 11 a.m. today at St. Mary Catholic
Church with the Rev.
Alfred Camp officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial Park
Cemetery under the
direction of Laird Funeral Home. He was born April 10, 1917, in Natchez,
the son of the late
Francis Janssen Perrault and Lena Holmes Perrault. He was a member
of St. Mary Catholic
Church and is preceded in death by a daughter, Cathy Ann Perrault.
Survivors include his wife,
Ruth D. Perrault of Natchez; a son, Frank J. Perrault of Natchez; three
grandchildren, Naomi
Perrault, Heather Perrault and Frank Perrault, all of Natchez; a brother,
Robert T. Perrault of
National City, Calif.; six nieces, Bobbye G. Bobo of Woodville, Angela
P. Thornburg of
Natchez, Debbie Perrault of Dallas, Edie Goff of Tucson, Ariz., Evelyn
Rule of Vicksburg and
Sharon Shakleford of Arlington, Texas; and two nephews, Edmond Perrault
of Dallas and
Thomas Perrault of Bueno Park, Calif. Pallbearers will be Charles Rankin,
Charles Garrety, Jim
Gilbert, Richard Fly, C. J. "Bubba" Kaiser and Hubie Thornburg. Honorary
pallbearers will be
Dr. Barry Tillman, Robert Green, Tony Catania, Powell Kaiser, Buddy
Peters, Ferdie Passback,
Ollie Koerber, Frank Bianca, Bill Buccantina and Louis Licata.
Miss Isabelle Adelaide Marie Perrault
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat newspaper, Monday, June 5, 1972, page
10,
col. 3.
Miss Isabelle M. Perrault, 93, of 3608 Peachtree Dr. died Sunday at
Trace
Haven Nursing Home. Funeral Services will be at St. Mary's Cathedral.
Burial
will be in Natchez City Cemetery with Msgr. Paul Hession and Father
Kellegher
officiating. Miss Perrault was a charter member of the United Daughters
of
the Confederacy, Natchez Historical Society and a member of the Kings
Daughters. Survivors include three nephews, Henry Foggo Sr. of Natchez,
I. A.
Foggo of Brookhaven and Edward Perrault of Houston, Tex., and three
nieces,
Mrs. Ray Driver, Mrs. Blake Sellers and Mrs. Florence Wilson, all of
Houston.
A Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. today at Foster Funeral Home. Miss
Perrault
will be in state after 2:30 p.m. today. Foster Funeral Home is in charge
of
arrangements.
Mr. James Oliver Perrault Jr.
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Sunday, January 20, 1957,
page
#8B, col. #2.
J. O. Perrault Died Friday Funeral Sunday. Mr. James Oliver Perrault
died in Jackson at 6:05
p.m. Friday. He was born in Natchez on 17 September, 1880. Being the
son of the late James O.
and Laura Gregory Perrault. The body will remain at Foster Funeral
Home until 2 p.m. Sunday;
The funeral being held at St. Mary's Cathedral. Survivors include
three sisters: Mrs. E. D.
Hammett of Natchez, Mrs. G. P. Millican of Baton Rouge and Mrs. W.
C. Cothman of New
Orleans. Pallbearers are: Francis Perrault, Charles Perrault,
Henry Foggo, Martin Hammett, H.
Button, Edward Bonham.
Mr. James Edward Perrault Sr.
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Thursday, January 19,
1978, page #12A,
col. #2.
PERRAULT. Funeral services for Joseph Edward Perrault, 68, of 1217
Peach street, Vidalia, will
be held Friday at 10 a.m. from the chapel of Laird Funeral Home. A
rosary will be held at Laird
Funeral Home Thursday at 7 p.m. Interment will be in Greenlawn Memorial
Cemetery. Perrault
who was born in Natchez, died Wednesday in Jefferson Davis Memorial
Hospital in Natchez. He
was a member of St. Mary's Cathedral in Natchez and retired from the
United States Postal
Service in 1969, after 42 years of service. He is survived by
his widow Mrs. Clara Posey
Perrault, of Vidalia; one son, Joseph Edward Perrault, also of Vidalia,
one daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Anzalone, Atlanta, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Rose Bahin and Mrs.
Nancy Finn, both of
Natchez; and six grandchildren. Mr. Perrault will lie in state at Laird
Funeral Home.
Mr. Joseph Samuel Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Sunday, December 1, 1957,
page #14A,
col. #2.
Joseph Perrault Died Saturday, Services Today. Joseph S. Perrault
died at 7:05 p.m. last night at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lucien Finn, 501 Vidalia Drive,
Ridgecrest Sub-division,
Ferriday, La. He was born January 9, 1884, in Natchez.
He is the son of the late Sam and Rose
Walk Perrault. He is survived by: one son: Joseph E. Perrault:
two daughters: Mrs. Charles C.
Bahin. and Mrs. Lucien E. Finn: Eight grand-children, and a number
of nieces and nephews also
survive. Funeral services will be held in St. Mary's Cathedral
at 3 p.m. Sunday, with interment
in the family plot of the City Cemetery. Foster Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers: Sam Junkin, Sr., Walter Green, John Fowler, Sr., Mike
Phelen, Charles H. Perrault
and Francis Perrault.
Miss Katrina Augustina Perrault
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat newspaper, Saturday November 18, 1967,
page 6, col. 6.
Miss Katrina Augustina Perrault, 80, of 600 Washington Street passed
away at a local hospital at
7:10 p.m. Friday. Miss Perrault was a member of a well known pioneer
family of Natchez and
taught in the parochial school here and was later associated with the
public library here. Miss
Perrault was born in Natchez August 23, 1887, the daughter of the late
Charles H. and Augustina
Perrault. She had resided in Natchez during her entire life. She is
survived by a brother, Charles
H. Perrault, Jr. and one sister Mrs. Theresa P. Meath, both of Natchez.
Miss Perrault was a
devout member of St. Mary's Cathedral and had been very active in church
and parochial school
work. A Mass will be offered for Miss Perrault at eight-thirty Saturday
morning at St. Mary's
Cathedral. Funeral Services will be held at St. Mary's at three p.m.
at the Cathedral. Interment
will be in the family plot of the Natchez City Cemetery under the dirction
of Foster Funeral
Home. Named as pallbearers are Joe Perrault, Sam Perrault, Roy E. Perrault,
Henry Foggo, Jr.,
Nathan Calhoun and Willie Maier.
(2nd) Mr. Edward Joseph Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Sunday Oct. 25, 1914, page 4,
col. 5.
DIED. PERRAULT - At his residence, on Main street, on the morning of
Saturday, October 24,
1914, EDWARD JOSEPH PERRAULT, age 74 years. His funeral will take place
at St. Mary's
Cathedral this (Sunday) October 25th, 1914 at 3 o'clock p.m. The friends
and acquaintances of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Natchez Miss., Sunday Oct. 25, 1914
PERRY, DR. ALTON RHODES, SR.
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat newspaper, Sunday,
October 29, 1995, page 8A, column 3.
Dr. Alton Rhodes Perry Sr. Rotary member.
Services for Dr. Alton Rhodes Perry Sr., 91, of Natchez, who died Friday,
Oct. 27, 1995, in Natchez, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Laird Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev. Odean Puckett officiating. Burial will be in
the Natchez City Cemetery. Visitation will be held at 1 p.m. until the
time of the services at the funeral home. Perry was born Sept. 16, 1904,
in Miles Texas, to Mary Cordell Perry. He graduated from San Angelo, Texas,
High school. He received his undergraduate degree from Baylor University
in Waco, Texas, in 1925. He received his medical doctorate from Baylor
School of medicine in 1929. He received a degree in public health from
Harvard University in 1933. He also studied at the Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Clinic. He has been a member of the Natchez Rotary Club since
1942. He was a member and past president of the Delta Yacht Club. Perry
was one of the first male participants in the Natchez Pilgrimage Confederate
Pageant. He is survived by his wife, Helen Faye Perry of Natchez; two daughters,
Helen Langlow of Natchez and Marie Leidner of Houston Texas; a son, Dr.
Alton Rhodes Perry Jr. of Corpus Christi, Texas; a brother, William Allen
Perry of San Angeelo, Texas; two sisters, Gladys Mittel of Eldorado, Texas,
and Moody Ingram of Orange, Calif.; 11 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Dr. Armand Louis Perrault Jr. (Phd)
OBITUARY: Dr. A. L. Perrault. Lake Charles, La. - Services for Dr.
Armand Louis Perrault,
69, of Lake Charles, La., will be held 10 a.m. today (March 29) in
Our Lady Queen of Heaven
Catholic Church. The Most Reverend Jude Speyer, Bishop of Lake Charles
Diocese and the Rev.
Don Piraro will officiate. Burial will be in Consolata Cemetery under
the direction of Johnson
Funeral Home in Lake Charles. A Scripture service was held in the Johnson
Funeral Home
Chapel 7p.m. Monday. The Rev. Bud Wagner and the Rev. Garrett Caraway
officiated. Perrault
died 12:30 p.m., Monday (March 28) in a Lake Charles Hospital. A native
of Natchez, Perrault
has lived in Lake Charles since 1955. Perrault served in the U. S.
Army during World War II. He
was formerly dean of the school of business at McNeese St. University
in Lake Charles and
received both the bachelor of science and master of business administration
degrees from LSU.
His Ph.D was from the University of Texas. Graduate studies were completed
at Tulane
University. Prior to joining McNeese faculty, he taught at Copiah-Lincoln
Junior College and at
Tulane University. He was a permanent deacon of the Catholic Church
for the Dioceses of Lake
Charles. Survivors include his wife Ann T. Perrault of Lake Charles;
two sisters, Alice Perrault
Mirabile and Bernice Elane Perrault both of Natchez. The family requests
memorial donations be
made to the charity of one's choice.
Sister Aurelia Josephine Perrault D.C.
OBITUARY: New Orleans Newspaper clipping. Supplied by Sr. Genevieve
Keusenkothen, Archivist. Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent DePaul
West Central Province Archives. 7800 Natural Bridge Road St.
Louis
Missouri 63121-4694 (314) 382-2800
DAUGHTER OF CHARITY, 49 YEARS IN RELIGION, DIES
Sister Aurelia, who was looking forward to the celebration, next year,
of her golden jubilee in
religious life as a member of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent
De Paul, died last Saturday,
at De Paul sanitarium, where she had been stationed since 1939. Requiem
Mass for the repose of
her soul was offered, last Monday, in the De Paul sanitarium chapel.
Interment was in St. Paul
Cemetery. The outstanding achievement of Sister Aurelia' long career
as a nurse was preformed
in 1818, during World War I, when she cared for 500 influenza-stricken
soldiers at Austin Texas
without losing a single patient. For this remarkable record, she received
an official
commendation. Sister Aurelia, born Aurelia Perrault, March 4, 1876,
joined the Daughters of
Charity of St. Vincent De Paul July 3, 1895. During the first few years
of her life in religion, she
was a teacher at St. Simeon's school, New Orleans. In 1902 she was
assigned to St. Vincent's
hospital, Sherman, Texas, where she remained until 1920. In 1920,
Sister Aurelia was named
director of the school of nursing at St. Vincent's Hospital, Birmingham.
In 1925, she was
assigned to St. Thomas' Hospital, Nashville, where she remained until
1932. She then returned
to St. Vincent's Birmingham, as visiting nurse among the poor. In 1939,
she was assigned to De
Paul sanitarium. Sister Aurelia is survived by three sisters
__ Mrs. Mary Foggo and Miss Isabel
Perrault -- and a brother, Dr. E. J. Perrault, of Houston. The family
always has been active in
Catholic Circles in Natchez; Miss Isabel Perrault was president of
the Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women at one time, and she is in the forefront of all Catholic
undertakings in the see
city.
Miss Beatrice Eugenia Perrault
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Tuesday Morning, June
24,
1952.
Miss Perrault dies at home. Miss Beatrice G. Perrault died at 12:25
a.m.today at her residence,
518 Main St.. Miss Perrault was born in Natchez August 10, 1871. She
was the daughter of the
late Edward J. Perrault and Mrs. Mary Signaigo Perrault. Surviving
relatives include two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Foggo and Miss Isabelle Perrault. She is survived also by
a number of nieces and
nephews. Time and place of the funeral are to be announced later. Foster
Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Clara Hudnall Perrault (nee, Clara B. Hudnall)
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Sunday, April 30, 1995, page
8A.
Clara Hudnall Perrault. Services for Clara Hudnall Perrault, 97, formerly
of Lake St. John, La.,
who died Friday, April 28, 1995, at Camlu Retirement Center in El Paso,
Texas, will be held at 2
p.m. Wednesday at Jefferson Street Methodist Church with the Rev. Allen
Winstead officiating.
Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery, under the direction of
Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be from noon until 2 p.m., Wednesday at Jefferson Street
United Methodist
Church. Perrault was born Sept. 7, 1897, in Melville, La. She resided
in the Natchez Area for 90
years, including 27 years at Lake St. John. She was a life long member
of the Jefferson Street
Methodist Church and a member of the Pilgrimage Garden Club. She was
preceded in death by
her husband, Charles Henry Perrault, Jr. She is survived by a daughter
and son-in-law, Marie P.
and Retired Lt. Col. Henry W. Dille of El Paso, Texas; five grandchildren,
retired Maj. Henry W.
Dille Jr. of Vacaville, Calif., Charles A. Dille of Lewisville, Texas,
Catherine Dille of El Paso,
Texas, Leslie D. White of Taulatatin, Ore., and John P. Dille of Fredricksburg,
Texas; nine
great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Clara Hudnall Perrault (nee, Clara B. Hudnall)
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Sunday, April 30, 1995, page
8A.
Clara Hudnall Perrault. Services for Clara Hudnall Perrault, 97, formerly
of Lake St. John, La.,
who died Friday, April 28, 1995, at Camlu Retirement Center in El Paso,
Texas, will be held at 2
p.m. Wednesday at Jefferson Street Methodist Church with the Rev. Allen
Winstead officiating.
Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery, under the direction of
Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be from noon until 2 p.m., Wednesday at Jefferson Street
United Methodist
Church. Perrault was born Sept. 7, 1897, in Melville, La. She resided
in the Natchez Area for 90
years, including 27 years at Lake St. John. She was a life long member
of the Jefferson Street
Methodist Church and a member of the Pilgrimage Garden Club. She was
preceded in death by
her husband, Charles Henry Perrault, Jr. She is survived by a daughter
and son-in-law, Marie P.
and Retired Lt. Col. Henry W. Dille of El Paso, Texas; five grandchildren,
retired Maj. Henry W.
Dille Jr. of Vacaville, Calif., Charles A. Dille of Lewisville, Texas,
Catherine Dille of El Paso,
Texas, Leslie D. White of Taulatatin, Ore., and John P. Dille of Fredricksburg,
Texas; nine
great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Samuel Joseph Perrault (nee, Bernice Whitten)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Tuesday, November 12,
1991 Page 2A,
Col. 5.
Bernice Perrault. Services for Bernice Perrault, 74, of Natchez, who
died Sunday, Nov. 10, 1991,
at St. Joseph Hospital in Atlanta, are at 1 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 13,
at Laird Funeral Home
Chapel with the Rev. Bruce Coleman officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn
Memorial Park
Cemetery under the direction of the funeral home. Visitation is from
1 to 8 p.m. today at the
funeral home. She was born Jan. 22, 1917, in LaSalle Parish, La., the
daughter of Fred Perry and
Bernetta White Whitten. She was a member of Cloverdale Baptist Church,
the Order of the
Eastern Star, Women of the Moose and the Ladies of the Elks. She is
preceded in death by her
husband Samual Joseph Perrault. Survivors include three sons, Fred
Wilson of Birmingham,
Ala., Elbert Wilson of Port Gibson and James Wilson of Port Arthur,
Texas; one daughter, Opal
Moore of Roswell, Ga.; two brothers, Freddie Whitten of Jena, La.,
and Oza Whitten of Midland,
Texas; two sisters, Inez Weems of Keithville, La., and Nell Smith of
LaPorte, Texas; 17
grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Billy
Wood, Bill Maning, Lavern
Smith, John Cleveland, Ernest West, Julius Knotts, Roy Jester and James
Powers.
PERRY, DR. ALTON RHODES, SR.
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat newspaper, Sunday,
October 29, 1995, page 8A, column 3.
Dr. Alton Rhodes Perry Sr. Rotary member.
Services for Dr. Alton Rhodes Perry Sr., 91, of Natchez, who died Friday,
Oct. 27, 1995, in Natchez, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Laird Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev. Odean Puckett officiating. Burial will be in
the Natchez City Cemetery. Visitation will be held at 1 p.m. until the
time of the services at the funeral home. Perry was born Sept. 16, 1904,
in Miles Texas, to Mary Cordell Perry. He graduated from San Angelo, Texas,
High school. He received his undergraduate degree from Baylor University
in Waco, Texas, in 1925. He received his medical doctorate from Baylor
School of medicine in 1929. He received a degree in public health from
Harvard University in 1933. He also studied at the Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Clinic. He has been a member of the Natchez Rotary Club since
1942. He was a member and past president of the Delta Yacht Club. Perry
was one of the first male participants in the Natchez Pilgrimage Confederate
Pageant. He is survived by his wife, Helen Faye Perry of Natchez; two daughters,
Helen Langlow of Natchez and Marie Leidner of Houston Texas; a son, Dr.
Alton Rhodes Perry Jr. of Corpus Christi, Texas; a brother, William Allen
Perry of San Angeelo, Texas; two sisters, Gladys Mittel of Eldorado, Texas,
and Moody Ingram of Orange, Calif.; 11 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dix Perrault (nee, Mary Elizabeth Dix)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Sunday, August 25, 1929,
page #2, col. #5
& 6.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dix Perrault. Following a life full of love and service
to others, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dix Perrault passed away yesterday morning. The end came shortly after
six o'clock and was
quiet and peaceful. Mrs. Perrault was born in Concordia parish,
Louisiana, February 8th, 1955
(error: correct date 1855). She was the daughter of the late William
Dix and Mrs. Maria Watson
Dix and the widow of the late Vincent L. Perrault. Mrs. Perrault
is survived by two children,
Mrs. Robert Calhoun of Vidalia and Mr. Francis D. Perrault of this
city. A devoted mother, a
kind neighbor and a true friend, Mrs. Perrault endeared herself in
the hearts of all who knew her,
and the news of her passing caused profound sorrow to a wide circle
of friends. The funeral
services will be held in St. Mary's Cathedral this afternoon at four
o'clock, and the interment will
follow in the family plot, city cemetery. The following gentlemen
will serve as pallbearers:
Joseph Perrault, Charles Perrault, Frank Perrault, Ian Foggo, John
Junkin, Adrian Beatty, August
Stone and Edwin Mounger.
Mrs. George M. Perrault (nee, George Mercier)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat, newspaper. Sunday October 28, 1973,
page #16A,
column 1.
Mrs. Perrault. Mrs. George M. Perrault, 81, of 2 North Circle Drive,
died Saturday at Jefferson
Davis Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held Monday at 3
p.m. in the Laird Funeral
Home Chapel with Rev. James Crumpton officiating. Burial will be in
the Natchez City
Cemetery. Mrs. Perrault who was born in Summit, Miss. had resided in
Natchez since 1918. She
is survived by two daughters: Miss Elaine B. Perrault and Mrs. Alyce
P. Mirabile, both of
Natchez., one son, Dr. Armund L. Perrault, Lake Charles, La.; two sisters:
Mrs. Clifford Rawls,
New Orleans, La. and Mrs. W. J. Barron, Crystal Springs, and one grandchild,
Carolyn Mirabile
of Pensacola, Fla.
(2nd) Mrs. George M. Perrault (nee, George Mercier)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Monday, October 29, 1973.
Page 12, Col.
2.
Deaths and Funerals. Mrs. Perrault. Funeral Services for Mrs. George
M. Perrault, 81, of 2 North
Circle Drive will be held at 3 p.m. today at Laird Funeral Home Chapel
with Rev. James
Compton officiating. Burial will be in Natchez City Cemetery.
Mrs. Perrault was born in
Summit Dec. 1, 1891. She has been a resident of Natchez since 1918
and was affiliated with L.A.
White's Antiques for many years. Pall bearers will be Maxwell Breithaupt,
R. L. McLean,
Nathan Calhoun, Henry Foggo Sr., Richard Fly and Danny O'Berine.
Mrs. Joseph S. Perrault (nee, Ethel Louise Middleton)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Saturday September 22,
1956 page #1, col.
#1
Mrs. J. Perrault Dies Friday, Rites Today. Mrs. Ethel Middleton
Perrault died Friday night at a
local hospital. She was born in Natchez on February 1, 1889, the daughter
of the late Edward and
Nancy Wentworth Middleton. Survivors include the husband, Joseph S.
Perrault, Natchez; one
son, Joseph E. Perrault, Natchez; two daughters, Mrs. Charles C. Bahin
and Mrs. Lucien G. Finn,
Natchez; eight grandchildren; and one brother, Charles Middleton, Biloxi.
The body will be at
Foster's Funeral Home until time of the services at 4 p.m. today (Saturday)
at St. Mary's
Cathedral. Interment will be in the family plot of city cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Robert
Burns, Conner Burns, James O'Neil, Sam Perrault, Frank Perrault, Roy
Perrault, Julian Moreton
and O. C. Montgomery.
Mrs. Lena Perrault (nee, Holmes)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, February 1,
1978,
Page 2A, Col. 3.
Mrs. Perrault. Funeral Services will be held for Mrs. Lena Perrault,
88, of Natchez at 10 a.m.
today from the chapel of the Laird Funeral Home with the Revs. Louis
O'Vander Thomas and
James Moore officiating. Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery.
Mrs. Perrault was a
member of the Trinity Episcopal Church and a lifelong resident of Natchez.
She died Monday at
Glenburny Nursing Home. Survivors include four sons, Frank Perrault,
Roy Perrault and Sam
Perrault, all of Natchez, and Robert T. Perrault of National City,
Calif.; two daughters, Mrs.
Howard Cunningham, Vicksburg and Mrs. William E. Bracken of Ruston,
La.; two sisters, Mrs.
Robert McDonald of South Gate, Calif., and Mrs. R. V. Williams, South
Gate; 14 grandchildren
and a number of great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Elbert Wilson,
Norman H. Thornbury
Jr., Frank Perrault, W. E. Bracken, Jr., Carl Bracken and Marvin Darsey.
Mrs. Lena Perrault (nee, Holmes)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, February 1,
1978,
Page 2A, Col. 3.
Mrs. Perrault. Funeral Services will be held for Mrs. Lena Perrault,
88, of Natchez at 10 a.m.
today from the chapel of the Laird Funeral Home with the Revs. Louis
O'Vander Thomas and
James Moore officiating. Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery.
Mrs. Perrault was a
member of the Trinity Episcopal Church and a lifelong resident of Natchez.
She died Monday at
Glenburny Nursing Home. Survivors include four sons, Frank Perrault,
Roy Perrault and Sam
Perrault, all of Natchez, and Robert T. Perrault of National City,
Calif.; two daughters, Mrs.
Howard Cunningham, Vicksburg and Mrs. William E. Bracken of Ruston,
La.; two sisters, Mrs.
Robert McDonald of South Gate, Calif., and Mrs. R. V. Williams, South
Gate; 14 grandchildren
and a number of great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Elbert Wilson,
Norman H. Thornbury
Jr., Frank Perrault, W. E. Bracken, Jr., Carl Bracken and Marvin Darsey.
Mrs. Charles Henry Perrault (nee, Augustina Catherine Signaigo)
OBITUARY: "The Daily Democrat" newspaper, Thursday January 8, 1903,
page 5,col. 2.
DIED. Perrault - In Natchez Miss. at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, January
7th, 1903 AUGUSTINA
CATRINA SIGNAIGO, wife of Charles H. Perrault and daughter of Augustina
J. and Mary
Catrina Signaigo, a native of Natchez, in the 43rd year of her age.
The funeral will proceed from
St. Mary's Cathedral this (Thursday) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The
friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend. Natchez, Miss. January 7th, 1903.
Mrs. Edward J. Perrault (nee, Mary Magdalene Signaigo)
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Wednesday March 9, 1910.
At 6:30 o'clock p.m. yesterday evening Mrs. Mary M. Perrault in the
67th year of her age died at
the family residence, No. 829 Main St. Mrs. Perrault was the eldest
daughter of Mrs. Catherine
Signaigo, and the late A. J. Signaigo. In her youth she became the
loved wife of Edward J.
Perrault, eldest son of the late Armond and Elizabeth Perrault. ...
1 son & 4 daughters... who with
the husband and father survive... funeral will take place at
St. Mary's Cathedral this, March 9th
1910, at 5 o'clock p.m. ........... the interment
will be private.
Mrs. Mary Laura Perrault (nee, Gregory)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, December 27,
1939,
page #8, col. #3.
MRS. M. PERRAULT PASSES TO HER REWARD. Funeral Services To Be Held
From St.
Mary's Cathedral At Three P.M. Mrs. Mary Laura Perrault passed
away at 1 a. m., December
26th, 1939, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. O. Hammett. She
was the wife of J. O.
Perrault and was born and lived her entire life in this city. She was
the daughter of Charles
Gregory and Susan Sims. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. E.
D. Hammett of Natchez;
Mrs. G. P. Millican of Haleyville, Ala. and Mrs. W. Cauthman of New
Orleans. She is also
survived by a number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The
funeral services will be held
from St. Mary's Cathedral this afternoon at three o'clock. The
following gentlemen will act as
pallbearers: Armand Perrault, Jr., Harry Ballinger, John Wright, John
O'Malley, Arthur McLean
and Walter O. Young.
Mrs. Mary Laura Perrault (nee, Gregory)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Wednesday, December 27,
1939,
page #8, col. #3.
MRS. M. PERRAULT PASSES TO HER REWARD. Funeral Services To Be Held
From St.
Mary's Cathedral At Three P.M. Mrs. Mary Laura Perrault passed
away at 1 a. m., December
26th, 1939, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. O. Hammett. She
was the wife of J. O.
Perrault and was born and lived her entire life in this city. She was
the daughter of Charles
Gregory and Susan Sims. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. E.
D. Hammett of Natchez;
Mrs. G. P. Millican of Haleyville, Ala. and Mrs. W. Cauthman of New
Orleans. She is also
survived by a number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The
funeral services will be held
from St. Mary's Cathedral this afternoon at three o'clock. The
following gentlemen will act as
pallbearers: Armand Perrault, Jr., Harry Ballinger, John Wright, John
O'Malley, Arthur McLean
and Walter O. Young.
Mrs. Gertrude Perrault (nee, Eidt)
OBITUARY: Gertrude Eidt Perrault. Services for Gertrude Eidt Perrault,
87, of Natchez, who
died Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1991, at her residence, are 11 a.m. today
at St. Mary's Catholic Church,
with the Rev. David O'Conner officiating. Burial will be at the Natchez
City Cemetery, under the
direction of Laird Funeral Home. Visitation is 9-10:45 a.m. at
the funeral home. She was born
Dec. 6, 1903, in Natchez, the daughter of Duncan J. and Ida Hammack
Eidt Sr. She was a
homemaker and a lifelong member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and the
Altar Society. She is
proceeded in death by her husband, Francis D. Perrault Sr., who was
vice-president of City Bank
and Trust Co.; also, four brothers and one sister. Suvivors include
one son, Francis D. Perrault
Jr. of New Orleans; two sisters, Mary Theresa Davis of Natchez, and
Agnes Derdeyn of Atlanta,
Ga.; and a number of other relatives. Pallbearers are Kenneth
J. Davis, Edward Eidt, David Eidt,
Henry Eidt, Tommy O'Byrne and Nathan Calhoun. Memorials may be
sent to St. Mary's Parish
or the Cathedral School of Excellence Fund.
Mr. Vincent Lawrence Perrault, Jr.
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Tuesday April 10, 1928,
page #4, col. #2
Vincent L. Perrault. Vincent Perrault passed away yesterday morning
after an extended illness.
The funeral services will be held in St. Mary's Cathedral this afternoon
at 4 o'colck and the
interment will follow in the family plot, city cemetery. The
following gentlemen will serve as
pall bearers. Joseph Perrault, Ian Foggo, Fritz Bennerscheidt, Louis
A. Benoist, Jr., Edwin
Mounger and John R. Junkin. Mr. Perrault was the son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Dix Perrault and the
late Vincent L. Perrault. He is survived by his mother, one brother,
Francis Perrault, and by one
sister, Mrs. Robert Calhoun of Vidalia, La. Mr. Perrault was
a young man of sterling character,
and his long illness and death saddened the hearts, not only of his
loved ones, but a wide circle of
friends.
Mrs. Armand Louis Perrault II (nee, Adelaide Mary Signaigo)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Tuesday, February 5,
1929, page #4, col.
#5.
Funeral Services of Mrs. Raggio Yesterday Afternoon. Funeral services
of Mrs. Addie Raggio
were held in St. Mary's Cathedral yesterday afternoon at 1:30, Rev.
Father Hunter officiating.
The following gentlemen served as pallbearers: Ian Foggo, Henry J.
Foggo, Chas. Perrault,
Francis Perrault, Joseph Perrault and Audley B. Stone. Interment
was made in the family plot,
city cemetery. The sudden death of Mrs. Raggio at her home in
Natchitoches, La., last Saturday
morning, came as a profounnd shock to her devoted loved ones and a
large circle of friends, who
knew and loved her. Many beautiful flowers were sent by friends of
the family, tenderly
expressing their love and sympathy in the passing of this kind, gentle
Christian woman.
(2nd) Mrs. Armand Louis Perrault II (nee, Adelaide Mary Signaigo)
OBITUARY: Natchez Democrat Newspaper, Sunday Morning, February 3, 1929,
Page #3, Col.
#1
Mrs. Addie Raggio Called by Death. Died yesterday at Natchitoches,
Funeral Monday Afternoon
at One O'clock. Following a brief illness, Mrs. Addie Raggio passed
away yesterday morning in
Natchitoches, Louisiana, and the sudden death of this good woman came
as a great shock to her
devoted loved ones and to a wide circle of friends here. Mrs. Raggio
was born in Natchez
November 17, 1856, she was the daughter of the late Augustine Signaigo
and Mrs. Catherine
Signaigo. Surviving Mrs. Raggio are her husband John Raggio, five sons,
Armand L. Perrault
and Henry D. Perrault by a former marriage and Augustine Raggio, Clarence
Raggio and Adye
Raggio; two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Signaigo and Mrs. John Ruoff and one
brother
Augustine J.
Signaigo and other relatives also survive her. Mrs. Raggio was a devoted
wife and mother, a
staunch and true friend. She was a devout Christian woman, always anxious
to be of some
service to those in trouble and distress, and her death has saddened
many hearts. The funeral
cortege will reach Natchez Monday via motor, and the funeral services
will be held at St. Mary's
Cathedral at one o'clock on Monday afternoon. For years prior to Mrs.
Raggio's departure from
Natchez, she worshiped at St. Mary's Cathedral, and she always had
a tender and affectionate
regard for Natchez and for her many friends here. Following the church
services, the interment
will be made in the family plot, city cemetery. The following gentlemen
will serve as pall
bearers: Ian Foggo, Henry J. Foggo, Francis Perrault, Charles Perrault,
Joseph Perrault and Frank
Perrault.
(3rd) Mrs. Armand Louis Perrault II (nee, Adelaide Mary Signaigo)
OBITUARY: Natchitoches Enterprise [newspaper] February 1929.
Mrs. John Raggio. Truly the sudden death of this estimable lady is
another illustration of "in the
midst of life we are in death," for she retired Friday night in the
best of health and suddenly
Saturday morning she was stricken and died within less than an hour's
time, internal hemorrhage
surperinduced from a coughing spell that burst a blood vessel causing
death. The remains were
taken to Natchez, Mississippi, where she was born and lived until she
married Mr. Raggio and
came to Natchitoches some 40-odd years ago, and interred in the family
plot in one of the
historic old cemeteries of that city on Tuesday in the midst of many
sympathizing friends. Mrs.
Raggio, while a reserved homebody, was a beloved neighbor and friend
and was haeld in
high esteem by all who knew her, and her tender ministrations to anyone
in need of her services
will be sadly missed. A husband, five sons, several grand-children,
one sister [should read two
sister's], and other relatives will ever hold her in tender memory,
to all of whom The Enterprise
extends sympathy.
(4th) Mrs. Armad Louis Perrault II (nee, Adelaide Mary Signaigo)
OBITUARY: Natchitoches Enterprise [newspaper] Natchitoches, Louisiana,
February 3, 1929.
Mrs. Addie Raggio Called by Death. Died Yesterday at Natchitoches,
Funeral Monday
Afternoon at One o'clock. Following a brief illness, Mrs. Addie Raggio
passed away yesterday
morning in Natchitoches, Louisiana, and the sudden death of this good
woman came as a great
shock to her devoted loved ones and to a wide circle of friends here.
Mrs. Raggio was born in
Natchez, November 17th, 1856. She was the daughter of the late Augustine
Signaigo and Mrs.
Catherine Signaigo. Surviving Mrs. Raggio are her husband, John Raggio,
five sons, Armand L.
Perrault and Henry D. Perrault, by a former marriage, and Augustine
Raggio, Clarence Raggio
and Adye Raggio; two sisters, Mrs. [should be Miss] Lizzie Signaigo
and Mrs. John Rouff, and
one brother, Augustine J. Signaigo, and other relatives also survive
her. Mrs. Raggio was a
devoted wife and mother, a staunch and true friend. She was a devout
Christian woman, always
anxious to be of some service to those in trouble and distress, and
her death has saddened many
hearts. The funeral cortege will reach Natchez Monday via motor, and
the funeral services will
be held in St. Mary's Cathedral at one o'clock on Monday afternoon.
For years prior to Mrs.
Raggio's departure from Natchez, she worshiped in St. Mary's Cathedral,
and she always had a
tender and affectionate regard for Natchez and her many friends there.
Following the church
services, the interment will be made in the family plot, city cemetery.
The following gentlemen
will serve as pallbearers: Ian Foggo, Henry J. Foggo, Francis Perrault,
Charles Perrault, Joseph
Perrault and Frank Perrault. ---- Natchez Paper.
(2nd) Mr. Vincent Lawrence Perrault, Jr.
OBITUARY: (a second obituary just below the above listed one.) Natchez
(Miss.) Democrat
newspaper, Tuesday, April 10, 1928, page 4, col. #2.
DIED. PERRAULT -- In the morning of Monday, April 9th, 1928, VINCENT
LAWRENCE
PERRAULT, beloved son of Mrs. Elizabeth Dix Perrault and the late Vincent
L. Perrault. The
funeral services will be held in St. Mary's Cathedral this (Tuesday)
April 19th, at four o'clock p.
m. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Natchez, Miss., April 10, 1928.
Mr. John J. Phelan
DEATH: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat Friday Morning, May 13, 1938
Obituary: John J Phelan, A well known Natchez citizen and employee
of the Natchez Street
Department, died suddenly last night at Edgar G. Hines Vetrans Hospital
in Hines, Ill., after an
illness of several months. Since last October when Mr. Phelan entered
the Illinois hospital for
treatment his condition had gradually improved and friends had hoped
that he would be soon
released. During the last fifteen years while in the employ of the
city ... (made friends)... Mr.
Phalen, son of the late Katherine Brown Phalan and Michael C. Phelan
was born in Natchez June
14, 1888 and spent his childhood and school days here. Surviving Mr.
Phelan are two brothers,
Michael P. Phelan and Thomas J. Phelan, both of Natchez and a sister
Mrs. Katherine Koerber.
Mr. Thomas Louis Piazza
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat newspaper, Sunday July 14, 1991, Obituary
on page 2A.
Services for Thomas Louis Piazza, 75, of Natchez, who died Saturday
July 13, 1991 at Jefferson
Davis Memorial Hospital, are at 10 A.M. Monday, July 15, at St. Mary's
Catholic Church with
the Rev. David O'Connor officiating. Burial is in Natchez City Cemetery
under the direction of
Laird Funeral Home. Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral
home, with a wake service at 7
p.m. He was born Aug. 27, 1915 in Meridian, the son of D.N. and Jennie
Junkin Piazza. He was
retired. He was a Catholic and a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church,
Knights of Columbus
and Merchants Bowling League. He graduated from St. Aloysius School
in Meridian and was a
featured dancer for many years in the Natchez Pilgrimage Tableaux "The
Sweetheart Waltz"
Survivors include his wife, Edith Koerber Piazza of Natchez; two sons,
Thomas Piazza Jr., of
Clinton and George K. Piazza of Casselberry, Fla.; two sisters, Mary
Gertrude Ring of Vicksburg
and Jennie Carr of Meridian; eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers are
Paul O'Malley, Kevin O'Malley, Bob Metzer, Ben Piazza Jr., Tully McAlpin,
Bobby Scudamore,
Johnny Junkin and Pat Ring. Honorary pallbearers are 4th degree Knights
of Columbus.
Mrs. Clara Posey Perrault (nee, Clara Ione Posey)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat newspaper, Sunday May 30, 1982,
page 2A, col 1.
Clara Posey Perrault, Vidalia, La. - Services for Clara Posey Perrault,
72, 1217 Peach St., Vidalia
are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday from Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic
Church here, Monsignor
Henry Beckers officiating. Burial will follow at the family plot
of Greenlawn Memorial Park
Cemetery of Natchez under the direction of Laird Funeral Home of Natchez.
A rosary will be
said today at 7 p.m. at the chapel of the Laird Funeral Home. Mrs.
Perrault died Saturday at the
Franklin Parish Hospital of Winnsboro. She was a member of Our Lady
of Lourdes Catholic
Church. Survivors include one son, Joseph E. Perrault Jr., Vidalia,
one daughter, Carolyn Ann
Anzalone, Atlanta; two sisters, Ethel Bruce, Winnsboro, Reber Posey,
Monroe; five brothers,
Arthur A. Posey, Obe G. Posey, Earl Posey, all of Winnsboro; Loyd Posey,
Rayville, Jeff Posey,
Yazoo City, Miss, and six grandchildren. Pallbearers will be
Lucein J. Flinn, Donnie Summerall,
Daywood Davis, Gordon Hughes, John "Skippy" Martin and Harry Dawes.
Mr. Raymond Herman Pylant
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat (newspaper), Natchez, MS, Tuesday, March
9, 1999, page
5A, columns 1, 2 and 3.
Services for Raymond H. Pylant, 75, of Wisner, LA, who died Monday
March 8, 1999, at
Natchez Community Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. today at Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church
in Vidalia. Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery under the direction
of Laird Funeral
Home. Visitation is from 9 a.m. until service time today at the church.
Mr. Pylant was born April
23, 1923, in Crowville [Franklin County], LA., the son of William Asberry
and Zelma Cox
Pylant. He retired in 1985 from International Paper Company, after
35 years of service. He was a
World War II Army veteran, having served in the 291st Combat Engineers.
He was a member of
St. Mary Catholic Church in Winnsboro, LA. Mr. Pylant was preceded
in death by his parents;
wife, Frances Walker Pylant; and four brothers, Wilburn Pylant, Ozro
Pylant, Chester Pylant and
Harvey Pylant. Survivors include two daughters, Zelma Murray of Vidalia
and Marie Bennett
and husband Bill of Monroe; seven grandchildren. S.A. Murray IV, Raymond
Murray, Guy
Murray, Kyle Murray, Zelma Murray, Loren Bennett and Rusty Bennett;
two
great-grandchildren, Sidney Murray and Matthew Scroggens; three brothers,
Floyd Pylant of
Birmingham, Ala., George Pylant of Crowville, LA., and Cecil Pylant
of Winnsboro; and a
number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be Steve Pylant, Tim
Pylant, Dave Pylant,
George Pylant, Huey Martin and Guy Murray.
Mrs. Margaret M. Popp (nee, Margaret Agnes Meath)
OBITUARY: Natchez (Miss.) Democrat, Sunday Morning, March 30, 1924.
Mrs. Margaret Meath Popp. The funeral services of Mrs. Margaret Meath
Popp were held in St.
Mary's Cathedral yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Father McNamara
officiating. A large number
of friends joined the family in paying their last respects to this
good woman. Mrs. Popp's death
Friday morning caused sorrow not only to the hearts of her loved ones
but to a wide circle of
warm friends. The following gentlemen acted as pall bearers: Lea J.
Breithaupt, P. W. Mulvihill,
Jr., M. P. Phelan, Thomas J. Holmes, Raphael Klein and Willie Hugh
Wilson. The interment was
made in the family plot, City Cemetery. Many beautiful floral designs
were sent by friends.
Mrs. Delia Popp (nee, Fatheree)
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat (newspaper) Wednesday April 28, 1999,
page 5A, column
2 & 3.
Delia Fatherree Popp. Jan. 25, 1905-April 25, 1999. Services for Delia
Fatheree Popp, 94, of
Memphis, Tenn. former long-time resident of Natchez, who died Sunday,
April 25, 1999, in
Memphis, Will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary Minor Basilica with
Father Alfred Camp
officiating. Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery under the
direction of Laird Funeral
Home. Visitation is from 10 a.m. until service time Thursday at St.
Mary's. Mrs. Popp was born
Jan. 25, 1905 in Natchez, the daughter of Charles and Delia Miller
Fatheree. She was a member
of St. Mary's Minor Basilica. She retired from the 5th army in Chicago
in 1964 and returned to
Natchez. She was preceeded in death by her parents; her husband, Richard
Popp; two sisters,
Nell Byrne and Irma Kaiser, and one brother Charles Fatheree. Survivors
include one daughter,
Mary Louise May of Millington, Tenn.; five grandchildren, Janet Baker,
Cathy Stone, Phylis
Line, Patrick May jr. and Richard May; seven great-grandchildren; and
two
great-great-grandchildren. The family requests memorials be made to
St. Marys Minor Basilica.
(2nd) Mrs. Delia Popp (nee, Fatheree)
OBITUARY: The Natchez Democrat (newspaper) Wednesday April 28, 1999,
page 5A, column
2 & 3.
Delia Fatherree Popp. Jan. 25, 1905-April 25, 1999. Services for Delia
Fatheree Popp, 94, of
Memphis, Tenn. former long-time resident of Natchez, who died Sunday,
April 25, 1999, in
Memphis, Will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary Minor Basilica with
Father Alfred Camp
officiating. Burial will be in the Natchez City Cemetery under the
direction of Laird Funeral
Home. Visitation is from 10 a.m. until service time Thursday at St.
Mary's. Mrs. Popp was born
Jan. 25, 1905 in Natchez, the daughter of Charles and Delia Miller
Fatheree. She was a member
of St. Mary's Minor Basilica. She retired from the 5th army in Chicago
in 1964 and returned to
Natchez. She was preceeded in death by her parents; her husband, Richard
Popp; two sisters,
Nell Byrne and Irma Kaiser, and one brother Charles Fatheree. Survivors
include one daughter,
Mary Louise May of Millington, Tenn.; five grandchildren, Janet Baker,
Cathy Stone, Phylis
Line, Patrick May jr. and Richard May; seven great-grandchildren; and
two
great-great-grandchildren. The family requests memorials be made to
St. Marys Minor Basilica.
Mrs. Mary L. Pullen (nee, Mary Louisa Ruoff)
DEATH: Obituary, Natchez Democrat newspaper, Saturday July 19, 1913.
Mrs. Mary Louise Pullen, aged 47 years, wife of Mr. Charles L. Pullen,
a prominent planter
residing on Pittsfield plantation, Concordia parish, Louisiana, died
suddenly yesterday afternoon
at 4:45 o'clock of rheumatism of the heart after a breif illness at
her home on the plantation. Mr.
John S. Ruoff, her brother of Natchez and son Dr. John Ruoff were summoned
yesterday to her
bedside but she died before their arrival at the plantation. The deceased
was born in Natchez and
was a lovable Christian woman, popular in a wide circle of friends
and acquaintances. She is
survived by a husband, Mr. Charles Lee Pullen; three daughters. Mrs.
Norvel Yeager and Misses
Vera and Ethel Pullen and one son, Edward Janssens Pullen; a mother,
Mrs. Mary Ruoff of
Natchez, and one brother, Mr. John S. Ruoff of Natchez. Two sisters,
Mrs. Aline Nelson, of
Natchez, and Mrs. L. M. Dalgarn, of New Orleans, also survive her.
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