32 years old
First wife of James Leon Daniel. Very little info on Lou.
Here's info on her father.
Daugher of Dr. & Mrs. L.E. Renwick of Lind Grove (could Dr. Lee N. Renwick {1868-1928} be Lou's brother?)
1860 Morehouse Parish Cencus:
L.A. Renwick Age 29 Physician Born: South Carolina
A.M. Renqick Age 21 Born: Georgia
Louise Age 1 Female Born: Louisiana
In a bio of Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick, it is stated that Wiley came to Louisiana to be with his brother who we assume to be the Doctor L.A. Renwick, a native of South Carolina, who settled in Georgia when a young man. L.A. remained there until toward the close of his life, then settling in Bastrop, Louisiana, a few years prior to his death, where he had continued his professional labor.
Chamlic History of Louisiana, page 735, Vol. III
Letter from a descendant, Joe Renwick, 8/2/1866, Monroe, Louisiana, his ancestor Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick had two brothers who lived in the Bastrop, Louisiana, area. Will and Lee Renwick. (Lee Renwick, born Jan. 26, 1868, died May 14, 1928)
Lived in Lind Grove, 1875
Methodist Espicopal Church South Year 1879
Dr. Renwick bio from Doctors of Morehouse Parish. Thanks to Family History Club and Known Burials of Morehouse Parish. Also briefly mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" page 126
First wife of James Leon Daniel. Very little info on Lou.
Here's info on her father.
Daugher of Dr. & Mrs. L.E. Renwick of Lind Grove (could Dr. Lee N. Renwick {1868-1928} be Lou's brother?)
1860 Morehouse Parish Cencus:
L.A. Renwick Age 29 Physician Born: South Carolina
A.M. Renqick Age 21 Born: Georgia
Louise Age 1 Female Born: Louisiana
In a bio of Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick, it is stated that Wiley came to Louisiana to be with his brother who we assume to be the Doctor L.A. Renwick, a native of South Carolina, who settled in Georgia when a young man. L.A. remained there until toward the close of his life, then settling in Bastrop, Louisiana, a few years prior to his death, where he had continued his professional labor.
Chamlic History of Louisiana, page 735, Vol. III
Letter from a descendant, Joe Renwick, 8/2/1866, Monroe, Louisiana, his ancestor Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick had two brothers who lived in the Bastrop, Louisiana, area. Will and Lee Renwick. (Lee Renwick, born Jan. 26, 1868, died May 14, 1928)
Lived in Lind Grove, 1875
Methodist Espicopal Church South Year 1879
Dr. Renwick bio from Doctors of Morehouse Parish. Thanks to Family History Club and Known Burials of Morehouse Parish. Also briefly mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" page 126
32 years old
First wife of James Leon Daniel. Very little info on Lou.
Here's info on her father.
Daugher of Dr. & Mrs. L.E. Renwick of Lind Grove (could Dr. Lee N. Renwick {1868-1928} be Lou's brother?)
1860 Morehouse Parish Cencus:
L.A. Renwick Age 29 Physician Born: South Carolina
A.M. Renqick Age 21 Born: Georgia
Louise Age 1 Female Born: Louisiana
In a bio of Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick, it is stated that Wiley came to Louisiana to be with his brother who we assume to be the Doctor L.A. Renwick, a native of South Carolina, who settled in Georgia when a young man. L.A. remained there until toward the close of his life, then settling in Bastrop, Louisiana, a few years prior to his death, where he had continued his professional labor.
Chamlic History of Louisiana, page 735, Vol. III
Letter from a descendant, Joe Renwick, 8/2/1866, Monroe, Louisiana, his ancestor Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick had two brothers who lived in the Bastrop, Louisiana, area. Will and Lee Renwick. (Lee Renwick, born Jan. 26, 1868, died May 14, 1928)
Lived in Lind Grove, 1875
Methodist Espicopal Church South Year 1879
Dr. Renwick bio from Doctors of Morehouse Parish. Thanks to Family History Club and Known Burials of Morehouse Parish. Also briefly mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" page 126
First wife of James Leon Daniel. Very little info on Lou.
Here's info on her father.
Daugher of Dr. & Mrs. L.E. Renwick of Lind Grove (could Dr. Lee N. Renwick {1868-1928} be Lou's brother?)
1860 Morehouse Parish Cencus:
L.A. Renwick Age 29 Physician Born: South Carolina
A.M. Renqick Age 21 Born: Georgia
Louise Age 1 Female Born: Louisiana
In a bio of Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick, it is stated that Wiley came to Louisiana to be with his brother who we assume to be the Doctor L.A. Renwick, a native of South Carolina, who settled in Georgia when a young man. L.A. remained there until toward the close of his life, then settling in Bastrop, Louisiana, a few years prior to his death, where he had continued his professional labor.
Chamlic History of Louisiana, page 735, Vol. III
Letter from a descendant, Joe Renwick, 8/2/1866, Monroe, Louisiana, his ancestor Capt. Wiley Polk Renwick had two brothers who lived in the Bastrop, Louisiana, area. Will and Lee Renwick. (Lee Renwick, born Jan. 26, 1868, died May 14, 1928)
Lived in Lind Grove, 1875
Methodist Espicopal Church South Year 1879
Dr. Renwick bio from Doctors of Morehouse Parish. Thanks to Family History Club and Known Burials of Morehouse Parish. Also briefly mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" page 126
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