Luc Claude Hollier Family
Luc Claude Hollier
Immigrated from Nantes, France
Married Julitte Marguerite Desbordes Had 6 children: Sophie, Julitte, Isidore, Adelaide, Furcy, and Eugenie
Hollier & Dufilho Family History
Our Family's Journey Through Time
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Dufilho Ancestry of Southern Louisiana details the fascinating journey of the Dufilho family from Mirande, France to New Orleans and the surrounding areas including St. Landry Parish. In its 400+ pages, this captivating book covers seven generations of the Dufilho family history. It contains over one hundred pictures, maps, and historical documents, including recently restored and colorized photographs that bring history to life.
Order | PreviewHow much do you know about your family history? Hollier Ancestry of Southern Louisiana by Opelousas native Mark Hollier contains thousands of captivating documented facts and stories about the Hollier families who settled in and around south Louisiana. This 700-page hardcover book also contains over 150 amazing images of family portraits, photographs, letters, manuscripts, maps and other historical documents dating back to as early as the late 1500s.
Married Julitte Marguerite Desbordes Had 6 children: Sophie, Julitte, Isidore, Adelaide, Furcy, and Eugenie
Married Celeste St. Amand
Orramel Hinckley was a steamboat captain who lived in Washington, Louisiana with his wife, Anna Hawley Gardner.
Married Marie Alix Lambert, daughter of Zephirin Lambert and Celeste Roy
Louis Dufilho is the son of Jean Dufilho and Jeanne Marie Bonnet. He immigrated from Mirande, France, and was a prominent New Orleans apothecary and sugar plantation owner.
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Aimée owned Villa Meilleur, which is located at the present-day address of 1418 Governor Nicholls Street in Tremé and now houses The New Orleans African American Museum.
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