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4751	Thomas S. Gardner is buried in one of the unmarked graves in the Washington Confederate Cemetery within Rose Hill Cemetery. As noted in "A Descriptive List of the Burial Places of the Remains of Confederate Soldiers" he was initially buried in "Rev. J. J. Adams town lot, back of M. E. Graveyard" and was later moved to Washington Cemetery. The Washington Confederate Cemetery map at http://www.whilbr.org/assets/uploads/Confederate%20Cemetery%20Hagerstown.pdf shows B. Gardner but this is obviously in error. The Louisiana men are all buried around him, and he was the only Gardner from Louisiana killed in that battle. You will see the notation to the left of another row to the left that states Louisianans. J. Garto and P. N. Duplesis, who were mess mates of Gardner, are in the same row as he is. The Rev. Adams previously noted is actually Rev. John Alexander Adams who was the rector at St. Paul's Episcopal church in downtown Sharpsburg in 1866 according to http://archive.org/details/journalannualco29convgoog. Also, refer to the historic site survey at http://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/stagsere/se1/se5/021000/021500/021555/pdf/msa_se5_21555.pdf for more information on Rev. John Alexander Adams. St. Paul's Episcopal church in downtown Sharpsburg was used as a hospital by the Confederates. They did bury men outside of it, and they were later reinterred at Washington Cemetery. Washington Confederate Cemetery is a separate cemetery located within the grounds of Rose Hill Cemetery. It was dedicated on June 15, 1877. Most of the graves are of Confederate soldiers who died in the nearby battles of Antietam and South Mountain. More than 2000 soldiers are buried here but only 346 were identified. Only three of the graves have any markers, but an old map of the cemetery is mounted on a plaque at the site.	Gardner, Thomas Sinky (I1258)
4752	Thomassee Genealogy. Privately held by Matthew Thomassee.	Source Source: S771 (S771)
4753	Thoughts on Eliza Charrier Gardner Goulette by Erin Perkins Antley I have been researching this relative for over a year now and with the help of some of her other descendents I think we may have finally found her family line. I must say that it is not guaranteed to be right--this can be described as an educated guess with what little we could find about her. I believe her to be buried in the Oauchita City Cemetery. Her grave is said to be marked with a piece of petrified wood, but I have not located her actual grave. I think that possibly her first husband--Charles Gardner, who would be my great-great grandfather, is buried there also. For those who have never been to Ouachita City Cemetery, it is in the middle of the woods between Spencer, Louisiana and Sterlington, Louisiana. It is not terribly hard to locate and it is a fascinating piece of the history of this area. But there are many unmarked graves in this cemetery, their wooden markers and stones lost to time.	Charrier, Eliza (I3585)
4754	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F854
4755	Times-Picayune, The (New Orleans, LA) - Friday, October 8, 2010 Richard Peter Defillo, III was called home to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday, October 4, 2010 in Memphis, Tennessee. He was the son of Rose Perryman and Richard Peter Defillo, Jr. Step-son of Letitia Defillo. Richard was a talented carpenter by trade and a licensed electrician. He attended St. Peter Claver Catholic Church and John McDonald High School in New Orleans, LA. He served his country by enlisting in the Navy in 1969 and proudly served his country in Vietnam receiving three medals of honor. He leaves to cherish his memories and fulfill his legacy 5 children: Rachelle S. Defillo, Bisa Defillo Rodriguez, Dr. Nakia C. Hayes, Richard Spot and Matthew Defillo; 7 grandchildren: Darrin, Jerminee, Raishad, Joshua, Dyson, Devin, Daija; long-time companion Annettte E. Webster; sisters: Christine, Charmaine and Wanda; 7 brothers: Alonzo, Terrell, Sherman, Marlon, Brent, Shawn, and Gary Defillo; Stepbrother, Curtis Perryman and stepsister, Jean Perryman. He is also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, in-laws and 2 former wives, Cheryl Defillo and Veronica Defillo. He was preceded in death by his step-father Harry Perryman; grandparents: Alice and Richard Defillo Sr., Norma Landry Howard; and brother, Robert Clement Campo, Jr. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church, 1923 St. Phillip St., on Saturday, October 9, 2010 at 10:30am. Visitation will begin at 8:30am. Interment: St. Louis #3 Cemetery. Arrangement by DW Rhodes, 3933 Washington Ave. Please visit www.rhodesfuneral.com to [Source: GenealogyBank.com (Naples, Florida, USA, NewsBank, inc.), www.genealogybank.com, "Richard Peter Defillo III," obituary (https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/obituaries/obit/132BB24E8F9B1248-132BB24E8F9B1248 : accessed 20 February 2021); citing The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), 8 October 2010.]	DeFillo, Richard Peter III (I17983)
4756	TITL Succession of Antoine Daspit St. Amand, filed 9 Apr 1845 - File #144, St. Charles Courthouse, Hahnville, LA.	Source Source: S54 (S54)
4757	Toledano, Aimee epouse du Dr. Louis de Baillon decedee le 8 Octobre 1887 l'age de 66 ans et 6 mois	Toledano, Aimee (I734)
4758	Toledano, Albert, residence 2221 Esplanade avenue, New Orleans; was born at Reserve plantation, parish of St. John the Baptist, La., Sept. 27, 1858; son of Jules R. and Apolline (Boudousquié) Toledano, the former of whom was born in New Orleans, 1820, and the latter at Reserve plantation, parish of St. John the Baptist, 1832. A great-grandson of Manuel Toledano y Valenzuela, who was a son of Christobal Toledano of Cordova, Spain, and Antonia Valenzuela of Monte Mayor, Spain. Manuel Toledano y Valenzuela was born at Cordova, Spain, in 1763. He came to America and located at New Orleans in the latter part of the Galvez administration, and was later married to Marguerite Benoist, of New Orleans, Nov. 2, 1787. He was a Spanish officer and occupied many important positions under the Spanish domination, among others that of chief officer of the customs, department general, royal revenues of the Province of Louisiana. Albert Toledano was educated in private schools at New Orleans and later studied architecture in the office of the late James Freret, architect. After having completed his studies, he began the practice of his profession in 1883, and during the 10 years dating from that year to 1893 was a member of the architectural firm of Sully & Toledano. In the latter year he formed a new partnership, and during the 7-year period extending from 1893 to 1900 he was associated with Mr. F. Reusch, under the firm name of Toledano & Reusch. In the year 1900 the firm of Toledano & Wogan, architects, was formed, with Albert Toledano as the senior member, and under this name the business has continued to grow and expand from that then to the present. Mr. Toledano has designed many of the most splendid and impressive modern buildings that have been erected in New Orleans in recent years, as well as a number of similar structures in other cities. Among these substantial evidences of his professional ability that may be seen in New Orleans today may be mentioned the handsome structures of the Hotel Monteleone, the De Soto hotel, the Macheca building, the Werlein music house, the Lorrainne apartments, the Winter Garden (now conducted as the Hippodrome), the Union brewery, the New Orleans sanitarium (now the Presbyterian hospital), the Orleans Parish Medical Society building, and the beautiful Monteleone Memorial entrance to Citypark. Among the numerous palatial New Orleans residences that have been designed by Mr. Toledano should be noted those of Isidor Newman, W. T. Jay, Nicholas Burke, Henry P. Dart and Peter Fabacher. Mr. Toledano was also associate architect in designing the Pickwick club building and the magnificent new Grunewald hotel. Mr. Toledano is a member of the Roman Catholic church, and is affiliated with the following organizations: The Boston club, Louisiana Historical society, Athenee Lonisianais, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and the Louisiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. On Oct. 28, 1886, Mr. Toledano was married to Miss Anna Wogan, daughter of C. N. and Adeline Augustin Wogan of New Orleans. Source: Alcée Fortier, Louisiana: Comprising Sketches of Parishes, Towns, Events, Institutions, and Persons, Arranged in Cyclopedic Form: Volume 3 (: Century historical association, 1914), entry for Albert Toledano, page 435. www.archive.org, http://www.archive.org/details/louisianacompris03fort.	Toledano, Albert (I2831)
4759	Toledo Village	Navarre, Myrtle Mae (I4994)
4760	Tomb of Antoine Fouché, Sq. No. 2, Tomb No. 28, Range M, St. Louis No. 2.	Luminais, Victorine Zoe (I958)
4761	Tomb of P.V. Vicknair, No. 1400A, West Sq., Sec. 5	Jacob, Marie Julia (I487)
4762	Tombstone Index. [Card file] Works Progress Administration project at the Louisiana State Museum, 1934-1940. Typed index cards containing information on cemetery tombstones, including name of deceased, parents, birth and death dates.	Source Source: S573 (S573)
4763	Torry, Clarence A, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004	Source Source: S521 (S521)
4764	Town and City Clerks of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Vital and Town Records, Provo, UT: Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook)	Source Source: S477 (S477)
4765	Town Bluff Cemetery	Hollier, Eli (I3749)
4766	Town Bluff Cemetery	Collins, Lola Louise (I4400)
4767	Town Bluff Cemetery	Hollier, Roger Lee (I4401)
4768	Travis Hollier (1942 - 2011) EUNICE - It is with great sadness that the family of Travis Hollier announces his passing on Saturday, December 31, 2011 in the comfort of his home with his loving family by his side. He was 69. A Celebration of Life was celebrated at 2:00 pm Tuesday, January 03, 2012 at Ardoin's Funeral Home Chapel in Eunice. Entombment will follow in at the St. Paul Mausoleum with Father Nathan Comeaux officiating. Travis was a Drilling Consultant and a company man for Apachie. He loved the challenge of his job. He also liked fishing, camping, flower gardening, sports cars and antique cars as well as spending time with his family and playing golf. Travis was a loving father, brother, grandfather, and friend and will be missed by all who knew him including his two sons, Paul Hollier and Simone of Ventress and Todd Hollier of San Diego, CA; his daughter, Julie Hollier Fontenot and husband, Mitch of Eunice; a brother, John Danny Hollier of Lafayette and a Uncle, Jean Houston LeJeune of Eunice. He was blessed with five grandchildren, Kelly Hollier, Mehgan, Jada, Gabby and Alex Fontenot. He now rests in Heaven with his beloved wife, Gladys F. Hollier; parents, Horace and Emmarita LeJeune Hollier; and a aunt Laura LeJeune Family and friends may view this obituary, sign the guestbook or send condolences online at www.ardoinfuneralhomes.com Ardoin's Funeral Home of Eunice is in charge of arrangements. (337)457.3371 Published in the Daily World on Jan. 5, 2012	Hollier, Travis J. (I5130)
4769	Trentham Church	Booth, Sir George (I3177)
4770	Trentham Church	Trafford, Elizabeth (I3178)
4771	Tri-Community Nursing Home	Thibodeaux, Bernard Lloyd (I1546)
4772	True Vine Baptist Church Cemetery	Fontenot, Emile (I17592)
4773	Tuberculosis	Henry, Edward Francis (I1463)
4774	Tuberculous meningitis	Hollier, James Dale (I5117)
4775	Tulane University Special Collections.	Source Source: S957 (S957)
4776	TULLER FUNERAL RITES ARE HELD Long Illness Is Fatal to Civic, Social Leader Private funeral services were held Sunday from the House of Bultman, 3338 St. Charles, for Mrs. Loyola E. Richardson Thibaut Tuller,- 85, former New Orleans civic and social leader. The Rev. Edmund J. Cannon, C.M., of St. Stephen’s Roman Catholic Church officiated at the services. Interment was in Hope Mausoleum. Mrs. Tuller died Friday morning at Taylor House, 1421 General Taylor, following a prolonged illness. Born in Mobile, Ala., on July 31, 1882, Mrs. Tuller spent most of her life in New Orleans. Mrs. Tuller, by first marriage, was the wife of the late Dr. Pierre Leonce Thibaut Sr., a prominent New Orleans physician and chief of staff of Hotel Dieu Hospital. He died in 1933. Her second marriage was to the late Dr. Charles S. Tuller, one of the founders of the Loyola University School of Dentistry and former president of the Louisiana State Dental Association. He died in 1944. Mrs. Tuller was a former member of the Orleans Club and the Southern Yacht Club. She resided at 5216 Pitt. Her only son, the late Pierre L. Thibaut Jr:, died last May. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Thibaut Tuller, of New Orleans, two grandsons and five great-grandchildren. Active pallbearers were: Dr. P. L. Thibaut Brian, A. Morgan Brian, James Thibaut III, William McIntyre, Wade Henry and Dan F. Hunter. Honorary pallbearers included: William N. Tuller, C. E. Richardson Jr. and Dr. Sidney Jacobs.	Richardson, Loyola Eugenie (I6010)
4777	Twin	Hollier, Alice (I714)
4778	Twin brother of Leo.	Hollier, Lee (I4158)
4779	Twin of Albert.	Dezauche, Aline (I3693)
4780	Twin with Samuel.	Strong, Joseph (I2889)
4781	Two deaths were recorded at New Orleans. The first was recorded on 1 September 1853 and notes “Leopold Jeanette, aged six months, issue of the legitimate marriage of Leopold Jeannet and Adele Dufilho, both native of this city, departed this life on the twenty-sixth instant (August 26th 1853) in a house situated on Chartres Street between St. Louis and Toulouse streets.” The second was recorded on 12 May 1854 and notes “Leopold Joseph Bruno Jeannet, a native of this city, aged about one year, issue of the legitimate marriage of Pierre Leopold Jeannet and Adele Dufilho, departed this life on the twenty-fifth of August eighteen hundred fifty-three (August 25th, 1853) in a house situated at the Bay St. Louis in the state of Mississippi.” At the time of this writing, no record of another child with a similar name was found. Therefore, it was assumed that the records refer to the same child but the facts regarding the exact time and location of the death were incorrectly reported since neither death was reported by a family member. [Mark Edwin Hollier, 2020].	Jeannet, Leopold Joseph Bruno (I3571)
4782	TWO OLD CITIZENS CALLED TO THE FINAL HOME Clement Hollier, Near the Century Mark, and E. W. Reynolds, Near Allotted Time, At Rest. St. Landry parish lost, last week, two of its venerable citizens-old landmarks. Mr. Clement Hollier, aged 95 years, 20 months [10 months] and seven days, died at his home, a few miles from Opelousas, on Friday, November 19th. He was one of the pioneers of this country. Notwithstanding that he had nearly reached the century mark, he was yet able to get about. He leaves a large circle of children and grandchildren.	Hollier, Clement Jr. (I1812)
4783	typhoid fever	Hollier, Josephine (I601)
4784	Typhoid Fever	Hollier, Josephine (I601)
4785	Typhoid Fever	Hollier, Adeodat (I3369)
4786	Typhoid Fever	Dufilho, Edith (I17799)
4787	Tyrin J. Defillo died Thursday of undetermined causes at University Hospital. He was 2 years old. Tyrin lived in New Orleans. Survivors include his father, Sherman J. Defillo Jr.; his mother, Tanya Paul; a brother, Sherman J. Defillo III; his grandparents, Arlene St. Cyr and Sherman J. Defillo Sr., Carolyn R. Taylor, Gloriadean B. Paul and Edward Lee Williams ; his great-grandparents, Veronica and Theodore Franklin, Letitia and Richard Defillo, Beril Brooks and Herbert Taylor Jr.; and his great-great-grandmother, Beatrice Taylor. A Mass will be said Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at All Faiths Funeral Home, 5200 Canal Blvd. Visitation will begin Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. [Source: Times-Picayune, The (New Orleans, Louisiana) 3 September 2000, obit for TYRIN J. DEFILLO, GenealogyBank.com (https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/obituaries/obit/14653FA2B47AD850-14653FA2B47AD850 : accessed 20 February 2021).]	DeFillo, Tyrin Joseph (I17996)
4788	U.S., Navy and Marine Corps Registries, 1814-1992. Navy Department Library - Naval History and Heritage Command, Washington, D.C.	Source Source: S843 (S843)
4789	Ulysse, Eulice, or Eudice.	Hollier, Ulysse Adam (I156)
4790	United Methodist Church Cemetery	Harmon, William Childs Sr. (I1088)
4791	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of the United States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860	Source Source: S303 (S303)
4792	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930	Source Source: S271 (S271)
4793	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850	Source Source: S297 (S297)
4794	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940	Source Source: S484 (S484)
4795	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900	Source Source: S267 (S267)
4796	United States, Bureau of Land Management. Louisiana Pre-1908 Homestead and Cash Entry Patents. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1993.	Source Source: S604 (S604)
4797	United States, Selective Service System, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration	Source Source: S252 (S252)
4798	United States. Navy Department. Death Certificate.	Source Source: S367 (S367)
4799	United States. Army. Quartermaster General’s Office. Rosters of World War II Dead (all services). Washington, D.C.: U.S. Army.	Source Source: S928 (S928)
4800	United States. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records, Automated Records Project; Federal Land Patents, State Volumes, Springfield, Virginia: Bureau of Land Management, Eastern States, 2007	Source Source: S298 (S298)

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4751

Thomas S. Gardner is buried in one of the unmarked graves in the Washington Confederate Cemetery within Rose Hill Cemetery. As noted in "A Descriptive List of the Burial Places of the Remains of Confederate Soldiers" he was initially buried in "Rev. J. J. Adams town lot, back of M. E. Graveyard" and was later moved to Washington Cemetery.

The Washington Confederate Cemetery map at http://www.whilbr.org/assets/uploads/Confederate%20Cemetery%20Hagerstown.pdf shows B. Gardner but this is obviously in error. The Louisiana men are all buried around him, and he was the only Gardner from Louisiana killed in that battle. You will see the notation to the left of another row to the left that states Louisianans. J. Garto and P. N. Duplesis, who were mess mates of Gardner, are in the same row as he is.

The Rev. Adams previously noted is actually Rev. John Alexander Adams who was the rector at St. Paul's Episcopal church in downtown Sharpsburg in 1866 according to http://archive.org/details/journalannualco29convgoog. Also, refer to the historic site survey at http://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/stagsere/se1/se5/021000/021500/021555/pdf/msa_se5_21555.pdf for more information on Rev. John Alexander Adams.

St. Paul's Episcopal church in downtown Sharpsburg was used as a hospital by the Confederates. They did bury men outside of it, and they were later reinterred at Washington Cemetery.

Washington Confederate Cemetery is a separate cemetery located within the grounds of Rose Hill Cemetery. It was dedicated on June 15, 1877. Most of the graves are of Confederate soldiers who died in the nearby battles of Antietam and South Mountain. More than 2000 soldiers are buried here but only 346 were identified. Only three of the graves have any markers, but an old map of the cemetery is mounted on a plaque at the site.

Gardner, Thomas Sinky (I1258)

4752

Thomassee Genealogy. Privately held by Matthew Thomassee.

Source Source: S771 (S771)

4753

Thoughts on Eliza Charrier Gardner Goulette by Erin Perkins Antley
I have been researching this relative for over a year now and with the help of some of her other descendents I think we may have finally found her family line. I must say that it is not guaranteed to be right--this can be described as an educated guess with what little we could find about her. I believe her to be buried in the Oauchita City Cemetery. Her grave is said to be marked with a piece of petrified wood, but I have not located her actual grave. I think that possibly her first husband--Charles Gardner, who would be my great-great grandfather, is buried there also. For those who have never been to Ouachita City Cemetery, it is in the middle of the woods between Spencer, Louisiana and Sterlington, Louisiana. It is not terribly hard to locate and it is a fascinating piece of the history of this area. But there are many unmarked graves in this cemetery, their wooden markers and stones lost to time.

Charrier, Eliza (I3585)

4754

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family F854

4755

Times-Picayune, The (New Orleans, LA) - Friday, October 8, 2010

Richard Peter Defillo, III was called home to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday, October 4, 2010 in Memphis, Tennessee. He was the son of Rose Perryman and Richard Peter Defillo, Jr. Step-son of Letitia Defillo. Richard was a talented carpenter by trade and a licensed electrician. He attended St. Peter Claver Catholic Church and John McDonald High School in New Orleans, LA. He served his country by enlisting in the Navy in 1969 and proudly served his country in Vietnam receiving three medals of honor.

He leaves to cherish his memories and fulfill his legacy 5 children: Rachelle S. Defillo, Bisa Defillo Rodriguez, Dr. Nakia C. Hayes, Richard Spot and Matthew Defillo; 7 grandchildren: Darrin, Jerminee, Raishad, Joshua, Dyson, Devin, Daija; long-time companion Annettte E. Webster; sisters: Christine, Charmaine and Wanda; 7 brothers: Alonzo, Terrell, Sherman, Marlon, Brent, Shawn, and Gary Defillo; Stepbrother, Curtis Perryman and stepsister, Jean Perryman. He is also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, in-laws and 2 former wives, Cheryl Defillo and Veronica Defillo. He was preceded in death by his step-father Harry Perryman; grandparents: Alice and Richard Defillo Sr., Norma Landry Howard; and brother, Robert Clement Campo, Jr.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church, 1923 St. Phillip St., on Saturday, October 9, 2010 at 10:30am. Visitation will begin at 8:30am. Interment: St. Louis #3 Cemetery. Arrangement by DW Rhodes, 3933 Washington Ave. Please visit www.rhodesfuneral.com to

[Source: GenealogyBank.com (Naples, Florida, USA, NewsBank, inc.), www.genealogybank.com, "Richard Peter Defillo III," obituary (https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/obituaries/obit/132BB24E8F9B1248-132BB24E8F9B1248 : accessed 20 February 2021); citing The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), 8 October 2010.]

DeFillo, Richard Peter III (I17983)

4756

TITL Succession of Antoine Daspit St. Amand, filed 9 Apr 1845 - File #144, St.
Charles Courthouse, Hahnville, LA.

Source Source: S54 (S54)

4757

Toledano, Aimee
epouse du Dr. Louis de Baillon
decedee le 8 Octobre 1887
l'age de 66 ans et 6 mois

Toledano, Aimee (I734)

4758

Toledano, Albert, residence 2221 Esplanade avenue, New Orleans; was born at Reserve plantation, parish of St. John the Baptist, La., Sept. 27, 1858; son of Jules R. and Apolline (Boudousquié) Toledano, the former of whom was born in New Orleans, 1820, and the latter at Reserve plantation, parish of St. John the Baptist, 1832. A great-grandson of Manuel Toledano y Valenzuela, who was a son of Christobal Toledano of Cordova, Spain, and Antonia Valenzuela of Monte Mayor, Spain. Manuel Toledano y Valenzuela was born at Cordova, Spain, in 1763. He came to America and located at New Orleans in the latter part of the Galvez administration, and was later married to Marguerite Benoist, of New Orleans, Nov. 2, 1787. He was a Spanish officer and occupied many important positions under the Spanish domination, among others that of chief officer of the customs, department general, royal revenues of the Province of Louisiana.

Albert Toledano was educated in private schools at New Orleans and later studied architecture in the office of the late James Freret, architect. After having completed his studies, he began the practice of his profession in 1883, and during the 10 years dating from that year to 1893 was a member of the architectural firm of Sully & Toledano. In the latter year he formed a new partnership, and during the 7-year period extending from 1893 to 1900 he was associated with Mr. F. Reusch, under the firm name of Toledano & Reusch. In the year 1900 the firm of Toledano & Wogan, architects, was formed, with Albert Toledano as the senior member, and under this name the business has continued to grow and expand from that then to the present. Mr. Toledano has designed many of the most splendid and impressive modern buildings that have been erected in New Orleans in recent years, as well as a number of similar structures in other cities. Among these substantial evidences of his professional ability that may be seen in New Orleans today may be mentioned the handsome structures of the Hotel Monteleone, the De Soto hotel, the Macheca building, the Werlein music house, the Lorrainne apartments, the Winter Garden (now conducted as the Hippodrome), the Union brewery, the New Orleans sanitarium (now the Presbyterian hospital), the Orleans Parish Medical Society building, and the beautiful Monteleone Memorial entrance to Citypark. Among the numerous palatial New Orleans residences that have been designed by Mr. Toledano should be noted those of Isidor Newman, W. T. Jay, Nicholas Burke, Henry P. Dart and Peter Fabacher. Mr. Toledano was also associate architect in designing the Pickwick club building and the magnificent new Grunewald hotel. Mr. Toledano is a member of the Roman Catholic church, and is affiliated with the following organizations: The Boston club, Louisiana Historical society, Athenee Lonisianais, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and the Louisiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. On Oct. 28, 1886, Mr. Toledano was married to Miss Anna Wogan, daughter of C. N. and Adeline Augustin Wogan of New Orleans.

Source: Alcée Fortier, Louisiana: Comprising Sketches of Parishes, Towns, Events, Institutions, and Persons, Arranged in Cyclopedic Form: Volume 3 (: Century historical association, 1914), entry for Albert Toledano, page 435. www.archive.org, http://www.archive.org/details/louisianacompris03fort.

Toledano, Albert (I2831)

4759

Toledo Village

Navarre, Myrtle Mae (I4994)

4760

Tomb of Antoine Fouché, Sq. No. 2, Tomb No. 28, Range M, St. Louis No. 2.

Luminais, Victorine Zoe (I958)

4761

Tomb of P.V. Vicknair, No. 1400A, West Sq., Sec. 5

Jacob, Marie Julia (I487)

4762

Tombstone Index. [Card file] Works Progress Administration project at the Louisiana State Museum, 1934-1940. Typed index cards containing information on cemetery tombstones, including name of deceased, parents, birth and death dates.

Source Source: S573 (S573)

4763

Torry, Clarence A, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004

Source Source: S521 (S521)

4764

Town and City Clerks of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Vital and Town Records, Provo, UT: Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook)

Source Source: S477 (S477)

4765

Town Bluff Cemetery

Hollier, Eli (I3749)

4766

Town Bluff Cemetery

Collins, Lola Louise (I4400)

4767

Town Bluff Cemetery

Hollier, Roger Lee (I4401)

4768

Travis Hollier (1942 - 2011)

EUNICE - It is with great sadness that the family of Travis Hollier announces his passing on Saturday, December 31, 2011 in the comfort of his home with his loving family by his side. He was 69. A Celebration of Life was celebrated at 2:00 pm Tuesday, January 03, 2012 at Ardoin's Funeral Home Chapel in Eunice. Entombment will follow in at the St. Paul Mausoleum with Father Nathan Comeaux officiating.

Travis was a Drilling Consultant and a company man for Apachie. He loved the challenge of his job. He also liked fishing, camping, flower gardening, sports cars and antique cars as well as spending time with his family and playing golf. Travis was a loving father, brother, grandfather, and friend and will be missed by all who knew him including his two sons, Paul Hollier and Simone of Ventress and Todd Hollier of San Diego, CA; his daughter, Julie Hollier Fontenot and husband, Mitch of Eunice; a brother, John Danny Hollier of Lafayette and a Uncle, Jean Houston LeJeune of Eunice. He was blessed with five grandchildren, Kelly Hollier, Mehgan, Jada, Gabby and Alex Fontenot.

He now rests in Heaven with his beloved wife, Gladys F. Hollier; parents, Horace and Emmarita LeJeune Hollier; and a aunt Laura LeJeune

Family and friends may view this obituary, sign the guestbook or send condolences online at www.ardoinfuneralhomes.com

Ardoin's Funeral Home of Eunice is in charge of arrangements. (337)457.3371

Published in the Daily World on Jan. 5, 2012

Hollier, Travis J. (I5130)

4769

Trentham Church

Booth, Sir George (I3177)

4770

Trentham Church

Trafford, Elizabeth (I3178)

4771

Tri-Community Nursing Home

Thibodeaux, Bernard Lloyd (I1546)

4772

True Vine Baptist Church Cemetery

Fontenot, Emile (I17592)

4773

Tuberculosis

Henry, Edward Francis (I1463)

4774

Tuberculous meningitis

Hollier, James Dale (I5117)

4775

Tulane University Special Collections.

Source Source: S957 (S957)

4776

TULLER FUNERAL RITES ARE HELD
Long Illness Is Fatal to Civic, Social Leader
Private funeral services were held Sunday from the House of Bultman, 3338 St. Charles, for Mrs. Loyola E. Richardson Thibaut Tuller,- 85, former New Orleans civic and social leader. The Rev. Edmund J. Cannon, C.M., of St. Stephen’s Roman Catholic Church officiated at the services. Interment was in Hope Mausoleum.
Mrs. Tuller died Friday morning at Taylor House, 1421 General Taylor, following a prolonged illness.
Born in Mobile, Ala., on July 31, 1882, Mrs. Tuller spent most of her life in New Orleans.
Mrs. Tuller, by first marriage, was the wife of the late Dr. Pierre Leonce Thibaut Sr., a prominent New Orleans physician and chief of staff of Hotel Dieu Hospital. He died in 1933. Her second marriage was to the late Dr. Charles S. Tuller, one of the founders of the Loyola University School of Dentistry and former president of the Louisiana State Dental Association. He died in 1944.
Mrs. Tuller was a former member of the Orleans Club and the Southern Yacht Club. She resided at 5216 Pitt.
Her only son, the late Pierre L. Thibaut Jr:, died last May. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Thibaut Tuller, of New Orleans, two grandsons and five great-grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were: Dr. P. L. Thibaut Brian, A. Morgan Brian, James Thibaut III, William McIntyre, Wade Henry and Dan F. Hunter. Honorary pallbearers included: William N. Tuller, C. E. Richardson Jr. and Dr. Sidney Jacobs.

Richardson, Loyola Eugenie (I6010)

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Twin

Hollier, Alice (I714)

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Twin brother of Leo.

Hollier, Lee (I4158)

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Twin of Albert.

Dezauche, Aline (I3693)

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Twin with Samuel.

Strong, Joseph (I2889)

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Two deaths were recorded at New Orleans. The first was recorded on 1 September 1853 and notes “Leopold Jeanette, aged six months, issue of the legitimate marriage of Leopold Jeannet and Adele Dufilho, both native of this city, departed this life on the twenty-sixth instant (August 26th 1853) in a house situated on Chartres Street between St. Louis and Toulouse streets.” The second was recorded on 12 May 1854 and notes “Leopold Joseph Bruno Jeannet, a native of this city, aged about one year, issue of the legitimate marriage of Pierre Leopold Jeannet and Adele Dufilho, departed this life on the twenty-fifth of August eighteen hundred fifty-three (August 25th, 1853) in a house situated at the Bay St. Louis in the state of Mississippi.” At the time of this writing, no record of another child with a similar name was found. Therefore, it was assumed that the records refer to the same child but the facts regarding the exact time and location of the death were incorrectly reported since neither death was reported by a family member.
[Mark Edwin Hollier, 2020].

Jeannet, Leopold Joseph Bruno (I3571)

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TWO OLD CITIZENS CALLED TO THE FINAL HOME
Clement Hollier, Near the Century Mark, and E. W. Reynolds, Near Allotted Time, At Rest.

St. Landry parish lost, last week, two of its venerable citizens-old landmarks. Mr. Clement Hollier, aged 95 years, 20 months [10 months] and seven days, died at his home, a few miles from Opelousas, on Friday, November 19th. He was one of the pioneers of this country. Notwithstanding that he had nearly reached the century mark, he was yet able to get about. He leaves a large circle of children and grandchildren.

Hollier, Clement Jr. (I1812)

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typhoid fever

Hollier, Josephine (I601)

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Typhoid Fever

Hollier, Josephine (I601)

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Typhoid Fever

Hollier, Adeodat (I3369)

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Typhoid Fever

Dufilho, Edith (I17799)

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Tyrin J. Defillo died Thursday of undetermined causes at University Hospital. He was 2 years old. Tyrin lived in New Orleans. Survivors include his father, Sherman J. Defillo Jr.; his mother, Tanya Paul; a brother, Sherman J. Defillo III; his grandparents, Arlene St. Cyr and Sherman J. Defillo Sr., Carolyn R. Taylor, Gloriadean B. Paul and Edward Lee Williams ; his great-grandparents, Veronica and Theodore Franklin, Letitia and Richard Defillo, Beril Brooks and Herbert Taylor Jr.; and his great-great-grandmother, Beatrice Taylor. A Mass will be said Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at All Faiths Funeral Home, 5200 Canal Blvd. Visitation will begin Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

[Source: Times-Picayune, The (New Orleans, Louisiana) 3 September 2000, obit for TYRIN J. DEFILLO, GenealogyBank.com (https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/obituaries/obit/14653FA2B47AD850-14653FA2B47AD850 : accessed 20 February 2021).]

DeFillo, Tyrin Joseph (I17996)

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U.S., Navy and Marine Corps Registries, 1814-1992. Navy Department Library - Naval History and Heritage Command, Washington, D.C.

Source Source: S843 (S843)

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Ulysse, Eulice, or Eudice.

Hollier, Ulysse Adam (I156)

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United Methodist Church Cemetery

Harmon, William Childs Sr. (I1088)

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United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of the United States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860

Source Source: S303 (S303)

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United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930

Source Source: S271 (S271)

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United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850

Source Source: S297 (S297)

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United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940

Source Source: S484 (S484)

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United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900

Source Source: S267 (S267)

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United States, Bureau of Land Management. Louisiana Pre-1908 Homestead and Cash Entry Patents. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1993.

Source Source: S604 (S604)

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United States, Selective Service System, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration

Source Source: S252 (S252)

4798

United States. Navy Department. Death Certificate.

Source Source: S367 (S367)

4799

United States. Army. Quartermaster General’s Office. Rosters of World War II Dead (all services). Washington, D.C.: U.S. Army.

Source Source: S928 (S928)

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United States. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records, Automated Records Project; Federal Land Patents, State Volumes, Springfield, Virginia: Bureau of Land Management, Eastern States, 2007

Source Source: S298 (S298)

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