Son of:
Charles A. Mouton
and
Mathilde (Scholl/Sholl/Shaul) Mouton
Grandson of (Paternal):
Gov. Alexander Mouton
and
Emma Kitchell (Gardner) Mouton
Half-brother of:
Ursule West
Brother of:
Clara (Mouton) Sam b. 17 June 1875)
James Mouton
John Mouton (b. 9 Nov. 1879)
Elina "Lena" (Mouton) Bosset
Charles "Charley" Mouton
Aimee Mouton (b. 26 May 1884)
Christine Mouton (b. 6 April 1886)
Victor Gustave Mouton
Husband of:
Alida (Babin) Mouton
They were married December 3, 1900 in Lafayette, Louisiana.
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA RECORDS
by Rev. Donald J. Hébert:
---------------------------
MOUTON, Charles A. (Alexandre & Emma K. GARDINER) m. 17 Aug. 1888 Mathilde SHOLL Recognized these children: James - b. 4 Jan 1877; Jules - b. 29 April 1878; Jhon - b. 9 Nov 1879; Elina - b. 8 Jan 1881; Charles - b. 10 Oct. 1882; Aimee - b. 26 May 1884; Christine - b. 6 April 1886 (Laf. Ch.: v. 7, p. 56)
Death Notice
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER,
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, April 12, 1912
Page 1, Column 4
------------------------
Committed Suicide
"Jules Mouton, colored, aged 34 years, committed suicide on Wednesday at noon in the home of his brother-in-law, Ovignac Bosset, near the refinery. He made a loop with a shoe string from one of his shoes, hung it over the trigger of a shot gun loaded with number 6 shot, placed the muzzle to his cheek and then pulled the trigger by inserting his foot unto the loop of the shoe string. A big hole was blown in his head and death was instantaneous. The rash deed was caused by ill health. Deputy Coroner Clark viewed the body and gave the cause of death as suicide."
Charles A. Mouton
and
Mathilde (Scholl/Sholl/Shaul) Mouton
Grandson of (Paternal):
Gov. Alexander Mouton
and
Emma Kitchell (Gardner) Mouton
Half-brother of:
Ursule West
Brother of:
Clara (Mouton) Sam b. 17 June 1875)
James Mouton
John Mouton (b. 9 Nov. 1879)
Elina "Lena" (Mouton) Bosset
Charles "Charley" Mouton
Aimee Mouton (b. 26 May 1884)
Christine Mouton (b. 6 April 1886)
Victor Gustave Mouton
Husband of:
Alida (Babin) Mouton
They were married December 3, 1900 in Lafayette, Louisiana.
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA RECORDS
by Rev. Donald J. Hébert:
---------------------------
MOUTON, Charles A. (Alexandre & Emma K. GARDINER) m. 17 Aug. 1888 Mathilde SHOLL Recognized these children: James - b. 4 Jan 1877; Jules - b. 29 April 1878; Jhon - b. 9 Nov 1879; Elina - b. 8 Jan 1881; Charles - b. 10 Oct. 1882; Aimee - b. 26 May 1884; Christine - b. 6 April 1886 (Laf. Ch.: v. 7, p. 56)
Death Notice
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER,
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, April 12, 1912
Page 1, Column 4
------------------------
Committed Suicide
"Jules Mouton, colored, aged 34 years, committed suicide on Wednesday at noon in the home of his brother-in-law, Ovignac Bosset, near the refinery. He made a loop with a shoe string from one of his shoes, hung it over the trigger of a shot gun loaded with number 6 shot, placed the muzzle to his cheek and then pulled the trigger by inserting his foot unto the loop of the shoe string. A big hole was blown in his head and death was instantaneous. The rash deed was caused by ill health. Deputy Coroner Clark viewed the body and gave the cause of death as suicide."
Son of:
Charles A. Mouton
and
Mathilde (Scholl/Sholl/Shaul) Mouton
Grandson of (Paternal):
Gov. Alexander Mouton
and
Emma Kitchell (Gardner) Mouton
Half-brother of:
Ursule West
Brother of:
Clara (Mouton) Sam b. 17 June 1875)
James Mouton
John Mouton (b. 9 Nov. 1879)
Elina "Lena" (Mouton) Bosset
Charles "Charley" Mouton
Aimee Mouton (b. 26 May 1884)
Christine Mouton (b. 6 April 1886)
Victor Gustave Mouton
Husband of:
Alida (Babin) Mouton
They were married December 3, 1900 in Lafayette, Louisiana.
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA RECORDS
by Rev. Donald J. Hébert:
---------------------------
MOUTON, Charles A. (Alexandre & Emma K. GARDINER) m. 17 Aug. 1888 Mathilde SHOLL Recognized these children: James - b. 4 Jan 1877; Jules - b. 29 April 1878; Jhon - b. 9 Nov 1879; Elina - b. 8 Jan 1881; Charles - b. 10 Oct. 1882; Aimee - b. 26 May 1884; Christine - b. 6 April 1886 (Laf. Ch.: v. 7, p. 56)
Death Notice
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER,
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, April 12, 1912
Page 1, Column 4
------------------------
Committed Suicide
"Jules Mouton, colored, aged 34 years, committed suicide on Wednesday at noon in the home of his brother-in-law, Ovignac Bosset, near the refinery. He made a loop with a shoe string from one of his shoes, hung it over the trigger of a shot gun loaded with number 6 shot, placed the muzzle to his cheek and then pulled the trigger by inserting his foot unto the loop of the shoe string. A big hole was blown in his head and death was instantaneous. The rash deed was caused by ill health. Deputy Coroner Clark viewed the body and gave the cause of death as suicide."
Charles A. Mouton
and
Mathilde (Scholl/Sholl/Shaul) Mouton
Grandson of (Paternal):
Gov. Alexander Mouton
and
Emma Kitchell (Gardner) Mouton
Half-brother of:
Ursule West
Brother of:
Clara (Mouton) Sam b. 17 June 1875)
James Mouton
John Mouton (b. 9 Nov. 1879)
Elina "Lena" (Mouton) Bosset
Charles "Charley" Mouton
Aimee Mouton (b. 26 May 1884)
Christine Mouton (b. 6 April 1886)
Victor Gustave Mouton
Husband of:
Alida (Babin) Mouton
They were married December 3, 1900 in Lafayette, Louisiana.
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA RECORDS
by Rev. Donald J. Hébert:
---------------------------
MOUTON, Charles A. (Alexandre & Emma K. GARDINER) m. 17 Aug. 1888 Mathilde SHOLL Recognized these children: James - b. 4 Jan 1877; Jules - b. 29 April 1878; Jhon - b. 9 Nov 1879; Elina - b. 8 Jan 1881; Charles - b. 10 Oct. 1882; Aimee - b. 26 May 1884; Christine - b. 6 April 1886 (Laf. Ch.: v. 7, p. 56)
Death Notice
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER,
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, April 12, 1912
Page 1, Column 4
------------------------
Committed Suicide
"Jules Mouton, colored, aged 34 years, committed suicide on Wednesday at noon in the home of his brother-in-law, Ovignac Bosset, near the refinery. He made a loop with a shoe string from one of his shoes, hung it over the trigger of a shot gun loaded with number 6 shot, placed the muzzle to his cheek and then pulled the trigger by inserting his foot unto the loop of the shoe string. A big hole was blown in his head and death was instantaneous. The rash deed was caused by ill health. Deputy Coroner Clark viewed the body and gave the cause of death as suicide."
Gravesite Details
Death date calculated from information in death notice. The fragment of the death date that is visible on his burial marker seems to indicate, though, the 3rd or the 7th.
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