The Natchitoches Enterprise.
December 17, 1914
Page 3
Mrs. A. H. Lecomte.
Death is always sad, but when it comes suddenly and unexpectedly it is doubly so. This was the case on Sunday morning just before day when that of Mrs. Lecomte occurred, the circumstances under which it happened stirring the hearts of all Natchitoches in sympathy with the bereaved family.
The health of the deceased has been absolutely perfect all fall and it was a terrible shock when her youngest daughter Miss Effie found her in the yard Friday afternoon between two and three o'clock, in an unconscious condition. Help was summoned at once and everything done that science and love could do, but the unfortunate lady never regained consciousness and died from the stroke of apoplexy which attacked her without any warning. Her children were summoned, the last daughter from Oklahoma reaching her just in time for the funeral on Monday morning.
Besides a husband, three daughters, two sons, two sisters and several grand children, she leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn the loss of a lovely character in which were combined all the traits that rightfully gained her their love and respect.
The Natchitoches Enterprise.
December 17, 1914
Page 3
Mrs. A. H. Lecomte.
Death is always sad, but when it comes suddenly and unexpectedly it is doubly so. This was the case on Sunday morning just before day when that of Mrs. Lecomte occurred, the circumstances under which it happened stirring the hearts of all Natchitoches in sympathy with the bereaved family.
The health of the deceased has been absolutely perfect all fall and it was a terrible shock when her youngest daughter Miss Effie found her in the yard Friday afternoon between two and three o'clock, in an unconscious condition. Help was summoned at once and everything done that science and love could do, but the unfortunate lady never regained consciousness and died from the stroke of apoplexy which attacked her without any warning. Her children were summoned, the last daughter from Oklahoma reaching her just in time for the funeral on Monday morning.
Besides a husband, three daughters, two sons, two sisters and several grand children, she leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn the loss of a lovely character in which were combined all the traits that rightfully gained her their love and respect.
Family Members
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Ambroise Lecomte
1874–1879
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Placide Lecomte
1875–1881
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Richard Henry Lecomte
1878–1912
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John Baptiste Lecomte
1881–1917
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Mary Edna Lecomte Dranguet
1882–1950
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Louise Desiree "Delay" Lecomte Sompayrac
1882–1963
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Marie Laura Lecomte
1886–1886
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Alexander Hertzog Lecomte
1887–1971
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Effie Lecomte Prudhomme
1889–1967
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Lawrence Earl Lecomte
1892–1894
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