Hermon was the son of Pierre O. Olivier du Clozel and Marie Eudolie Doris Simpson Olivier. His siblings were: Rev. Samuel Olues; Joseph Wilmer; Marie/Mary Eudolie; John Halton; George Earl; Luke; Marie Eloise; and Ernest Joseph Olivier.
Miss Ida Mary Fitzgerald married Hermon and they had children: Hazel Cecilia; Irma; Hermon Pierre Jr.; Leo Pierre "LP"; and Orville Olivier.
Herman worked as a cement finisher and did plaster work. For many years some of his work could be seen in the Lake Charles area. He made a entire cement wall, that surrounded a house on Ryan Street, which looked like stones.
Cement porch pillars and archways adorned many porches through out the city.
Miss Ida Mary Fitzgerald married Hermon and they had children: Hazel Cecilia; Irma; Hermon Pierre Jr.; Leo Pierre "LP"; and Orville Olivier.
Herman worked as a cement finisher and did plaster work. For many years some of his work could be seen in the Lake Charles area. He made a entire cement wall, that surrounded a house on Ryan Street, which looked like stones.
Cement porch pillars and archways adorned many porches through out the city.
Hermon was the son of Pierre O. Olivier du Clozel and Marie Eudolie Doris Simpson Olivier. His siblings were: Rev. Samuel Olues; Joseph Wilmer; Marie/Mary Eudolie; John Halton; George Earl; Luke; Marie Eloise; and Ernest Joseph Olivier.
Miss Ida Mary Fitzgerald married Hermon and they had children: Hazel Cecilia; Irma; Hermon Pierre Jr.; Leo Pierre "LP"; and Orville Olivier.
Herman worked as a cement finisher and did plaster work. For many years some of his work could be seen in the Lake Charles area. He made a entire cement wall, that surrounded a house on Ryan Street, which looked like stones.
Cement porch pillars and archways adorned many porches through out the city.
Miss Ida Mary Fitzgerald married Hermon and they had children: Hazel Cecilia; Irma; Hermon Pierre Jr.; Leo Pierre "LP"; and Orville Olivier.
Herman worked as a cement finisher and did plaster work. For many years some of his work could be seen in the Lake Charles area. He made a entire cement wall, that surrounded a house on Ryan Street, which looked like stones.
Cement porch pillars and archways adorned many porches through out the city.
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Graceland Cemetery: Row 10 Section B
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