Times Picayune 04/24/1914: Special to Times Picayune, Biloxi, Mississippi. April 23. P.A. Joullian, a native of Ashville, North Carolina, aged 80 years and a resident of this city for the past five years died at his home on Back Bay and Lameuse Street Tuesday. Surviving besides his wife, are six daughters: Madames P.B. Arnold of Culman, Alabama; Ed Locke, Atlanta, Georgia; R.B. Allen, Plattsburg, New York; E.E. Long, St. Louis, C.E. Brown, El Reno, Oklahoma; Miss Frances Joullian of this city and two sons J[eremy] A[lexander] Joullian and E[dward] C[arey]Joullian, The remains were taken to Mobile today.
Times Picayune 04/24/1914: Special to Times Picayune, Biloxi, Mississippi. April 23. P.A. Joullian, a native of Ashville, North Carolina, aged 80 years and a resident of this city for the past five years died at his home on Back Bay and Lameuse Street Tuesday. Surviving besides his wife, are six daughters: Madames P.B. Arnold of Culman, Alabama; Ed Locke, Atlanta, Georgia; R.B. Allen, Plattsburg, New York; E.E. Long, St. Louis, C.E. Brown, El Reno, Oklahoma; Miss Frances Joullian of this city and two sons J[eremy] A[lexander] Joullian and E[dward] C[arey]Joullian, The remains were taken to Mobile today.
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