Daughter of:
Livodiais Mouton
and
Marcelite (Hernandez) Mouton
First wife of:
Adam Amédée Domingue
Death Notice:
THE LAFAYETTE GAZETTE
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published June 5, 1897
Page 4, Column 3
----------------------
Necrological.
SCOTT, La., June 2.--There died near this place on the 28th of May a lady whose death has deprived a grief-stricken husband of a dutiful wife and five chldren of a devoted and kind mother. Mrs. Adam Domingue, born Philomene Mouton and aged 27 years, died after a long and painful illness. All the aid that medicine could give and every comfort that loving hands could offer did not prolong her stay on earth, but alleviated the agony that always precedes death. Deceased was a woman of a most lovable nature, wich, strengthened by a solid religious faith and firmness of character, made her the ideal wife and mother. She died, as she had lived, a devout member of the Catholic church and when the inexorable summons came she was ready to meet her Maker. Her funeral at Carencro was largely attended, a vast concourse of people following her remains to their last resting place. A FRIEND."
Livodiais Mouton
and
Marcelite (Hernandez) Mouton
First wife of:
Adam Amédée Domingue
Death Notice:
THE LAFAYETTE GAZETTE
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published June 5, 1897
Page 4, Column 3
----------------------
Necrological.
SCOTT, La., June 2.--There died near this place on the 28th of May a lady whose death has deprived a grief-stricken husband of a dutiful wife and five chldren of a devoted and kind mother. Mrs. Adam Domingue, born Philomene Mouton and aged 27 years, died after a long and painful illness. All the aid that medicine could give and every comfort that loving hands could offer did not prolong her stay on earth, but alleviated the agony that always precedes death. Deceased was a woman of a most lovable nature, wich, strengthened by a solid religious faith and firmness of character, made her the ideal wife and mother. She died, as she had lived, a devout member of the Catholic church and when the inexorable summons came she was ready to meet her Maker. Her funeral at Carencro was largely attended, a vast concourse of people following her remains to their last resting place. A FRIEND."
Daughter of:
Livodiais Mouton
and
Marcelite (Hernandez) Mouton
First wife of:
Adam Amédée Domingue
Death Notice:
THE LAFAYETTE GAZETTE
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published June 5, 1897
Page 4, Column 3
----------------------
Necrological.
SCOTT, La., June 2.--There died near this place on the 28th of May a lady whose death has deprived a grief-stricken husband of a dutiful wife and five chldren of a devoted and kind mother. Mrs. Adam Domingue, born Philomene Mouton and aged 27 years, died after a long and painful illness. All the aid that medicine could give and every comfort that loving hands could offer did not prolong her stay on earth, but alleviated the agony that always precedes death. Deceased was a woman of a most lovable nature, wich, strengthened by a solid religious faith and firmness of character, made her the ideal wife and mother. She died, as she had lived, a devout member of the Catholic church and when the inexorable summons came she was ready to meet her Maker. Her funeral at Carencro was largely attended, a vast concourse of people following her remains to their last resting place. A FRIEND."
Livodiais Mouton
and
Marcelite (Hernandez) Mouton
First wife of:
Adam Amédée Domingue
Death Notice:
THE LAFAYETTE GAZETTE
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published June 5, 1897
Page 4, Column 3
----------------------
Necrological.
SCOTT, La., June 2.--There died near this place on the 28th of May a lady whose death has deprived a grief-stricken husband of a dutiful wife and five chldren of a devoted and kind mother. Mrs. Adam Domingue, born Philomene Mouton and aged 27 years, died after a long and painful illness. All the aid that medicine could give and every comfort that loving hands could offer did not prolong her stay on earth, but alleviated the agony that always precedes death. Deceased was a woman of a most lovable nature, wich, strengthened by a solid religious faith and firmness of character, made her the ideal wife and mother. She died, as she had lived, a devout member of the Catholic church and when the inexorable summons came she was ready to meet her Maker. Her funeral at Carencro was largely attended, a vast concourse of people following her remains to their last resting place. A FRIEND."
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