Pierre Arnold Lacour
5 nov 1879
wife Anna Celia Meiners
In September of 1918, Pierre Arnaud Lacour registered in the World War I draft as required by law. He was 38 years of age and lived in Alexandria, Louisiana where he operated and owned a barbershop. Mr. LaCour listed his wife, Mrs Annie M. Lacour as his nearest relative. Her address is listed as Camp Beauregard, Louisiana.
The Advocate
June 10, 1932
Pierre A. LaCour Passes Suddenly; Funeral Not Set
Pierre Arnold LaCour, 53, of 344 North Twelfth street, passed away suddenly last night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mr. LaCour was reared in Crowley but had lived here during the past 15 years. He leaves his wife, who was formerly Miss Annie Mieners; two children, Dora Ann and Norris; and five brothers, Mayo LaCour, Lake Arthur; Vacho LaCour, Bogalusa; Gabe and Gauche LaCour, both of Jennings; and Leon LaCour, Dallas, Tex.
Contributor: Debra Perry (47231679) • [email protected]
5 nov 1879
wife Anna Celia Meiners
In September of 1918, Pierre Arnaud Lacour registered in the World War I draft as required by law. He was 38 years of age and lived in Alexandria, Louisiana where he operated and owned a barbershop. Mr. LaCour listed his wife, Mrs Annie M. Lacour as his nearest relative. Her address is listed as Camp Beauregard, Louisiana.
The Advocate
June 10, 1932
Pierre A. LaCour Passes Suddenly; Funeral Not Set
Pierre Arnold LaCour, 53, of 344 North Twelfth street, passed away suddenly last night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mr. LaCour was reared in Crowley but had lived here during the past 15 years. He leaves his wife, who was formerly Miss Annie Mieners; two children, Dora Ann and Norris; and five brothers, Mayo LaCour, Lake Arthur; Vacho LaCour, Bogalusa; Gabe and Gauche LaCour, both of Jennings; and Leon LaCour, Dallas, Tex.
Contributor: Debra Perry (47231679) • [email protected]
Pierre Arnold Lacour
5 nov 1879
wife Anna Celia Meiners
In September of 1918, Pierre Arnaud Lacour registered in the World War I draft as required by law. He was 38 years of age and lived in Alexandria, Louisiana where he operated and owned a barbershop. Mr. LaCour listed his wife, Mrs Annie M. Lacour as his nearest relative. Her address is listed as Camp Beauregard, Louisiana.
The Advocate
June 10, 1932
Pierre A. LaCour Passes Suddenly; Funeral Not Set
Pierre Arnold LaCour, 53, of 344 North Twelfth street, passed away suddenly last night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mr. LaCour was reared in Crowley but had lived here during the past 15 years. He leaves his wife, who was formerly Miss Annie Mieners; two children, Dora Ann and Norris; and five brothers, Mayo LaCour, Lake Arthur; Vacho LaCour, Bogalusa; Gabe and Gauche LaCour, both of Jennings; and Leon LaCour, Dallas, Tex.
Contributor: Debra Perry (47231679) • [email protected]
5 nov 1879
wife Anna Celia Meiners
In September of 1918, Pierre Arnaud Lacour registered in the World War I draft as required by law. He was 38 years of age and lived in Alexandria, Louisiana where he operated and owned a barbershop. Mr. LaCour listed his wife, Mrs Annie M. Lacour as his nearest relative. Her address is listed as Camp Beauregard, Louisiana.
The Advocate
June 10, 1932
Pierre A. LaCour Passes Suddenly; Funeral Not Set
Pierre Arnold LaCour, 53, of 344 North Twelfth street, passed away suddenly last night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mr. LaCour was reared in Crowley but had lived here during the past 15 years. He leaves his wife, who was formerly Miss Annie Mieners; two children, Dora Ann and Norris; and five brothers, Mayo LaCour, Lake Arthur; Vacho LaCour, Bogalusa; Gabe and Gauche LaCour, both of Jennings; and Leon LaCour, Dallas, Tex.
Contributor: Debra Perry (47231679) • [email protected]
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