She was the daughter of William Wilson Corcoran and Louise Amory Morris. On April 4, 1859 as Louise M. Corcoran, she married George Eustis at the District of Columbia.
Intelligencer December 8, 1867
The Death Of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis
On Friday last a cable dispatch brought to this City the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis, the wife of Hon. George Eustis, of Louisiana and only daughter of our esteemed fellow citizen, W.W. Corcoran Esq. Mrs. Eustis was well known and greatly admired as one of the belles of Washington a few years ago. Her marriage with Mr. Eustis, an elegant and dashing Representative from Louisiana, was an event that will long be remembered in the fashionable world of this District. Since her marriage she has resided principally abroad. Young, amiable and intelligent and admirably fitted to adorn society she was some time ago smitten with consumption from which with patient suffering, she slowly declined until her death on Wednesday last at Cannes in France. Her grief stricken father had already been summoned and was present at the time of her death.
Mrs. Eustis was the granddaughter of Commodore Morris, United States Navy and extensively connected in this City. She leaves three young children. Her untimely death will be mourned by a large circle of friends and acquaintances who hoped soon to greet her again in their midst.
Intelligencer December 8, 1867
The Death Of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis
On Friday last a cable dispatch brought to this City the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis, the wife of Hon. George Eustis, of Louisiana and only daughter of our esteemed fellow citizen, W.W. Corcoran Esq. Mrs. Eustis was well known and greatly admired as one of the belles of Washington a few years ago. Her marriage with Mr. Eustis, an elegant and dashing Representative from Louisiana, was an event that will long be remembered in the fashionable world of this District. Since her marriage she has resided principally abroad. Young, amiable and intelligent and admirably fitted to adorn society she was some time ago smitten with consumption from which with patient suffering, she slowly declined until her death on Wednesday last at Cannes in France. Her grief stricken father had already been summoned and was present at the time of her death.
Mrs. Eustis was the granddaughter of Commodore Morris, United States Navy and extensively connected in this City. She leaves three young children. Her untimely death will be mourned by a large circle of friends and acquaintances who hoped soon to greet her again in their midst.
She was the daughter of William Wilson Corcoran and Louise Amory Morris. On April 4, 1859 as Louise M. Corcoran, she married George Eustis at the District of Columbia.
Intelligencer December 8, 1867
The Death Of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis
On Friday last a cable dispatch brought to this City the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis, the wife of Hon. George Eustis, of Louisiana and only daughter of our esteemed fellow citizen, W.W. Corcoran Esq. Mrs. Eustis was well known and greatly admired as one of the belles of Washington a few years ago. Her marriage with Mr. Eustis, an elegant and dashing Representative from Louisiana, was an event that will long be remembered in the fashionable world of this District. Since her marriage she has resided principally abroad. Young, amiable and intelligent and admirably fitted to adorn society she was some time ago smitten with consumption from which with patient suffering, she slowly declined until her death on Wednesday last at Cannes in France. Her grief stricken father had already been summoned and was present at the time of her death.
Mrs. Eustis was the granddaughter of Commodore Morris, United States Navy and extensively connected in this City. She leaves three young children. Her untimely death will be mourned by a large circle of friends and acquaintances who hoped soon to greet her again in their midst.
Intelligencer December 8, 1867
The Death Of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis
On Friday last a cable dispatch brought to this City the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. Louise Morris Eustis, the wife of Hon. George Eustis, of Louisiana and only daughter of our esteemed fellow citizen, W.W. Corcoran Esq. Mrs. Eustis was well known and greatly admired as one of the belles of Washington a few years ago. Her marriage with Mr. Eustis, an elegant and dashing Representative from Louisiana, was an event that will long be remembered in the fashionable world of this District. Since her marriage she has resided principally abroad. Young, amiable and intelligent and admirably fitted to adorn society she was some time ago smitten with consumption from which with patient suffering, she slowly declined until her death on Wednesday last at Cannes in France. Her grief stricken father had already been summoned and was present at the time of her death.
Mrs. Eustis was the granddaughter of Commodore Morris, United States Navy and extensively connected in this City. She leaves three young children. Her untimely death will be mourned by a large circle of friends and acquaintances who hoped soon to greet her again in their midst.
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