Alternate spellings: Dupre, Dupree, Duprie
Married Amalie Myra Jones Wilson Co TN Nov 9 1849. They had a son born in July 1856 who died Dec 24 1856, age 5 months. Source: Shelby County Death Records
Married Marie C. Lamb, age 38, Jan 6 1893, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey. Source: New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985
The Memphis Commercial
Sept 3 1893
Probate Court
The will of Louis J. DuPre was admitted to probate yesterday. His wife, Marie Lamb DuPre, was appointed executrix without bond. He wills everything, real and personal to his widow.
The Memphis Commercial
Aug 30 1893
Buried In Elmwood
Col Louis J. DuPre Laid to Rest Yesterday Afternoon
The remains of Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred at Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The remains were brought in at 4 o'clock from Raleigh, and the friends of the deceased met the funeral procession at the medical college. From this place they proceeded to the cemetery, where services were held and flowers were placed on the grave of the old journalist by admiring friends. The statement that a surgical operation had been performed on Col. DuPre just previous to death was scarcely correct. The operation was performed several months ago.
Public Ledger
Aug 30 1893
Placed in the Earth
Remains of the Late Col. Louis J. DuPre interred in Elmwood
The remains of the late Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred in Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon, after brief but very impressive ceremonies, conducted by Rev. G.A. Nunnally pastor of the Central Baptist church. A number of the friends of the deceased, among them many of the older citizens, who had known him for a score or more of years were present, and floral tributes were plentiful and elaborate. The pall bearers were Messrs. M. C. Gallaway, J.C. Neely, N.M. Jones, R.J. Black, W.L. Trask, G.C. Matthews, J.D. Thompson and F.Y. Anderson.
Vicksburg Evening Post
Sept 9 1893
Col. Louis J. DuPre, American consul to San Salvador during Cleveland's first administration, and an editor of ability and extensive experience, died in memphis on the 28th Ult. Personally, Col. Dupre was a genial, companionable gentleman, broad-gauged and liberal in his ideas, and a Democrat of the old school. During our sojourn in Jackson last year he was a frequent caller at the Leader office, and we often felt the better for the contact with his frank, ardent nature. Col. DuPre was also a brother of Prof. J.G. DuPre of Mississippi College. Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory.
1850 Census Memphis TN
James C. Jones, age 40, road contactor, TN
Sarah Jones, age 35, KY
Fanny Jones, age 15, TN
Sally Jones, age 11, TN
James Jones, age 6, TN
Felix Jones, age 1, Geo
Louis Dupree, age 21, Lawyer, TN
Amelia Dupree, age 17, TN
1860 Census Memphis TN
Lewis J. Dupree, age 30, auctioneer, GA
Amelia Dupree, age 27, TN
Sallie Dupree, age 8, TN
Married Amalie Myra Jones Wilson Co TN Nov 9 1849. They had a son born in July 1856 who died Dec 24 1856, age 5 months. Source: Shelby County Death Records
Married Marie C. Lamb, age 38, Jan 6 1893, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey. Source: New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985
The Memphis Commercial
Sept 3 1893
Probate Court
The will of Louis J. DuPre was admitted to probate yesterday. His wife, Marie Lamb DuPre, was appointed executrix without bond. He wills everything, real and personal to his widow.
The Memphis Commercial
Aug 30 1893
Buried In Elmwood
Col Louis J. DuPre Laid to Rest Yesterday Afternoon
The remains of Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred at Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The remains were brought in at 4 o'clock from Raleigh, and the friends of the deceased met the funeral procession at the medical college. From this place they proceeded to the cemetery, where services were held and flowers were placed on the grave of the old journalist by admiring friends. The statement that a surgical operation had been performed on Col. DuPre just previous to death was scarcely correct. The operation was performed several months ago.
Public Ledger
Aug 30 1893
Placed in the Earth
Remains of the Late Col. Louis J. DuPre interred in Elmwood
The remains of the late Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred in Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon, after brief but very impressive ceremonies, conducted by Rev. G.A. Nunnally pastor of the Central Baptist church. A number of the friends of the deceased, among them many of the older citizens, who had known him for a score or more of years were present, and floral tributes were plentiful and elaborate. The pall bearers were Messrs. M. C. Gallaway, J.C. Neely, N.M. Jones, R.J. Black, W.L. Trask, G.C. Matthews, J.D. Thompson and F.Y. Anderson.
Vicksburg Evening Post
Sept 9 1893
Col. Louis J. DuPre, American consul to San Salvador during Cleveland's first administration, and an editor of ability and extensive experience, died in memphis on the 28th Ult. Personally, Col. Dupre was a genial, companionable gentleman, broad-gauged and liberal in his ideas, and a Democrat of the old school. During our sojourn in Jackson last year he was a frequent caller at the Leader office, and we often felt the better for the contact with his frank, ardent nature. Col. DuPre was also a brother of Prof. J.G. DuPre of Mississippi College. Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory.
1850 Census Memphis TN
James C. Jones, age 40, road contactor, TN
Sarah Jones, age 35, KY
Fanny Jones, age 15, TN
Sally Jones, age 11, TN
James Jones, age 6, TN
Felix Jones, age 1, Geo
Louis Dupree, age 21, Lawyer, TN
Amelia Dupree, age 17, TN
1860 Census Memphis TN
Lewis J. Dupree, age 30, auctioneer, GA
Amelia Dupree, age 27, TN
Sallie Dupree, age 8, TN
Alternate spellings: Dupre, Dupree, Duprie
Married Amalie Myra Jones Wilson Co TN Nov 9 1849. They had a son born in July 1856 who died Dec 24 1856, age 5 months. Source: Shelby County Death Records
Married Marie C. Lamb, age 38, Jan 6 1893, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey. Source: New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985
The Memphis Commercial
Sept 3 1893
Probate Court
The will of Louis J. DuPre was admitted to probate yesterday. His wife, Marie Lamb DuPre, was appointed executrix without bond. He wills everything, real and personal to his widow.
The Memphis Commercial
Aug 30 1893
Buried In Elmwood
Col Louis J. DuPre Laid to Rest Yesterday Afternoon
The remains of Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred at Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The remains were brought in at 4 o'clock from Raleigh, and the friends of the deceased met the funeral procession at the medical college. From this place they proceeded to the cemetery, where services were held and flowers were placed on the grave of the old journalist by admiring friends. The statement that a surgical operation had been performed on Col. DuPre just previous to death was scarcely correct. The operation was performed several months ago.
Public Ledger
Aug 30 1893
Placed in the Earth
Remains of the Late Col. Louis J. DuPre interred in Elmwood
The remains of the late Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred in Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon, after brief but very impressive ceremonies, conducted by Rev. G.A. Nunnally pastor of the Central Baptist church. A number of the friends of the deceased, among them many of the older citizens, who had known him for a score or more of years were present, and floral tributes were plentiful and elaborate. The pall bearers were Messrs. M. C. Gallaway, J.C. Neely, N.M. Jones, R.J. Black, W.L. Trask, G.C. Matthews, J.D. Thompson and F.Y. Anderson.
Vicksburg Evening Post
Sept 9 1893
Col. Louis J. DuPre, American consul to San Salvador during Cleveland's first administration, and an editor of ability and extensive experience, died in memphis on the 28th Ult. Personally, Col. Dupre was a genial, companionable gentleman, broad-gauged and liberal in his ideas, and a Democrat of the old school. During our sojourn in Jackson last year he was a frequent caller at the Leader office, and we often felt the better for the contact with his frank, ardent nature. Col. DuPre was also a brother of Prof. J.G. DuPre of Mississippi College. Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory.
1850 Census Memphis TN
James C. Jones, age 40, road contactor, TN
Sarah Jones, age 35, KY
Fanny Jones, age 15, TN
Sally Jones, age 11, TN
James Jones, age 6, TN
Felix Jones, age 1, Geo
Louis Dupree, age 21, Lawyer, TN
Amelia Dupree, age 17, TN
1860 Census Memphis TN
Lewis J. Dupree, age 30, auctioneer, GA
Amelia Dupree, age 27, TN
Sallie Dupree, age 8, TN
Married Amalie Myra Jones Wilson Co TN Nov 9 1849. They had a son born in July 1856 who died Dec 24 1856, age 5 months. Source: Shelby County Death Records
Married Marie C. Lamb, age 38, Jan 6 1893, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey. Source: New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985
The Memphis Commercial
Sept 3 1893
Probate Court
The will of Louis J. DuPre was admitted to probate yesterday. His wife, Marie Lamb DuPre, was appointed executrix without bond. He wills everything, real and personal to his widow.
The Memphis Commercial
Aug 30 1893
Buried In Elmwood
Col Louis J. DuPre Laid to Rest Yesterday Afternoon
The remains of Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred at Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The remains were brought in at 4 o'clock from Raleigh, and the friends of the deceased met the funeral procession at the medical college. From this place they proceeded to the cemetery, where services were held and flowers were placed on the grave of the old journalist by admiring friends. The statement that a surgical operation had been performed on Col. DuPre just previous to death was scarcely correct. The operation was performed several months ago.
Public Ledger
Aug 30 1893
Placed in the Earth
Remains of the Late Col. Louis J. DuPre interred in Elmwood
The remains of the late Col. Louis J. DuPre were interred in Elmwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon, after brief but very impressive ceremonies, conducted by Rev. G.A. Nunnally pastor of the Central Baptist church. A number of the friends of the deceased, among them many of the older citizens, who had known him for a score or more of years were present, and floral tributes were plentiful and elaborate. The pall bearers were Messrs. M. C. Gallaway, J.C. Neely, N.M. Jones, R.J. Black, W.L. Trask, G.C. Matthews, J.D. Thompson and F.Y. Anderson.
Vicksburg Evening Post
Sept 9 1893
Col. Louis J. DuPre, American consul to San Salvador during Cleveland's first administration, and an editor of ability and extensive experience, died in memphis on the 28th Ult. Personally, Col. Dupre was a genial, companionable gentleman, broad-gauged and liberal in his ideas, and a Democrat of the old school. During our sojourn in Jackson last year he was a frequent caller at the Leader office, and we often felt the better for the contact with his frank, ardent nature. Col. DuPre was also a brother of Prof. J.G. DuPre of Mississippi College. Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory.
1850 Census Memphis TN
James C. Jones, age 40, road contactor, TN
Sarah Jones, age 35, KY
Fanny Jones, age 15, TN
Sally Jones, age 11, TN
James Jones, age 6, TN
Felix Jones, age 1, Geo
Louis Dupree, age 21, Lawyer, TN
Amelia Dupree, age 17, TN
1860 Census Memphis TN
Lewis J. Dupree, age 30, auctioneer, GA
Amelia Dupree, age 27, TN
Sallie Dupree, age 8, TN
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