Of Covington, Louisiana, died on Friday 10 Jan 1941. Wife of the late George Koepp Jr and mother of Mrs Henrietta Daull, Edith A, Edward A, James L, Robert V, and Chester A Koepp. She was the sister of Mrs Frederick Stein. She was age 73 years, a native of Madisonville, Louisiana, and a resident of Covington, Louisiana, for the past 19 years. Services were Saturday 11 Jan 1941 at St Peter Church, Covington, with interment in Covington Cemetery.
From Obituary, The Times-Picayune, 11 Jan 1941
Following contributed by Sherry (47010546)
Daughter of Anastasia Perriloux Canulette and James Byron, her second husband. Her father, James Byron, was born in Rhode Island and moved with his parents to Halifax, Novia Scotia, where they had coal mines and were in the freight ship business. He was unhappy because he felt his parents were partial to a young boy that was an apprentice, so he stowed away on one of his father's ships that was going to New Orleans and he never returned to Novia Scotia. "Legends of Covington Cemetery No. 1" researched and written by Paula Patecek Johnson.
From Obituary, The Times-Picayune, 11 Jan 1941
Following contributed by Sherry (47010546)
Daughter of Anastasia Perriloux Canulette and James Byron, her second husband. Her father, James Byron, was born in Rhode Island and moved with his parents to Halifax, Novia Scotia, where they had coal mines and were in the freight ship business. He was unhappy because he felt his parents were partial to a young boy that was an apprentice, so he stowed away on one of his father's ships that was going to New Orleans and he never returned to Novia Scotia. "Legends of Covington Cemetery No. 1" researched and written by Paula Patecek Johnson.
Of Covington, Louisiana, died on Friday 10 Jan 1941. Wife of the late George Koepp Jr and mother of Mrs Henrietta Daull, Edith A, Edward A, James L, Robert V, and Chester A Koepp. She was the sister of Mrs Frederick Stein. She was age 73 years, a native of Madisonville, Louisiana, and a resident of Covington, Louisiana, for the past 19 years. Services were Saturday 11 Jan 1941 at St Peter Church, Covington, with interment in Covington Cemetery.
From Obituary, The Times-Picayune, 11 Jan 1941
Following contributed by Sherry (47010546)
Daughter of Anastasia Perriloux Canulette and James Byron, her second husband. Her father, James Byron, was born in Rhode Island and moved with his parents to Halifax, Novia Scotia, where they had coal mines and were in the freight ship business. He was unhappy because he felt his parents were partial to a young boy that was an apprentice, so he stowed away on one of his father's ships that was going to New Orleans and he never returned to Novia Scotia. "Legends of Covington Cemetery No. 1" researched and written by Paula Patecek Johnson.
From Obituary, The Times-Picayune, 11 Jan 1941
Following contributed by Sherry (47010546)
Daughter of Anastasia Perriloux Canulette and James Byron, her second husband. Her father, James Byron, was born in Rhode Island and moved with his parents to Halifax, Novia Scotia, where they had coal mines and were in the freight ship business. He was unhappy because he felt his parents were partial to a young boy that was an apprentice, so he stowed away on one of his father's ships that was going to New Orleans and he never returned to Novia Scotia. "Legends of Covington Cemetery No. 1" researched and written by Paula Patecek Johnson.
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