Walter J. Champagne 2,918,834 White
Residence Ama, born Ama, LA 1 Dec 1896
Inducted Hahnville 15 July 1918; Co B Camp Martin, New Orleans, LA to 13 Sep 1918; 2nd Co Galveston, Fort Crockett, TX to 18 Oct 1918; Btry A, 8th AA Bn Camp Eustis, VA to 25 Oct 1918; Btry C, 36 Reg CAC to discharge; PVT lcl 14 Oct 1918
Discharged 18 Dec 1918; no injuries
Walter R. Champagne 2,918,835 White
Residence Luling, born Luling, LA 25 Mar 1895
Inducted Hahnville 15 July 1918; Co B Camp Martin, New Orleans, LA to 13 Sep 1918; 2nd Co Galveston, Fort Crockett, TX to 18 Oct 1918; Btry A, 8th AA Bn Camp Eustis, VA to 25 Oct 1819; Btry C, 36th Regt CAC to discharge; PVT lcl 14 Oct 1918
Discharged 18 Dec 1918; no injuries
Willie C. Champagne 4,157,221 White
Residence Boutte, born Ariel, LA 26 July 1890
Inducted Hahnville 22 July 1918; 10th Co Rct Receiving Dep MG Tng Center, Camp Hancock, GA to 22 Aug 1918; 58 Co 5 Group Main TNG Dep to 1 Nov 1918; Co A 55th Div MG BN to 20 Jan 1919; 163 Dep Brig to discharge; PVT
Discharged 1 Feb 1919; no injuries
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Monday, November 1, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
WWI Veterans
Norman Catlin 2,118,501 Colored
Residence Moberly, St. Charles Parish; Born Ascension Parish, age 25 2/12 years
Inducted Hahnville,30 Mar 1918; 162 Dep Brig to 24 Dec 1918; Co B 409 Reserve Labor Bn to discharge
Discharged 14 Feb 1919; PVT, no injuries
Alces Champagne 2,393,099 White
Residence Boutte-Hahnville; Born Lafourche Parish, age 24 5/12 years
Inducted Hahnville, 18 Sep 1917, Caisson Co 2-312 Am Tn to 11 Nov 1917; Btry F, 141 FA to 25 Jan 1918; Co K, 1st Army Hq Regt, FT Dizier,France to 28 Oct 1918; 210 Co MPC to discharge
Served overseas 22 Mar 1918 to 25 Jun 1919
Discharged 5 Jul 1919, PVT, no injuries
Moise Champagne 3,258,745 White
Residence Boutte; Born Lafourche Parish, 20 Nov 1895
Inducted Hahnville, 27 Jun 1918, 162 Dep Brig to 27 Jul 1918; Co H 4 Tng Regt Inf Repl Camp; Camp Pike, Ark to 21 Aug 1918; Aug Aut Repl Draft, Camp Pike, Ark to 19 Sep 1918; Co L, 49th Inf to discharge
Served overseas 27 Jul 1918 to 25 Jan 1919
Discharged 7 Mar 1919, PVT, no injuries
Residence Moberly, St. Charles Parish; Born Ascension Parish, age 25 2/12 years
Inducted Hahnville,30 Mar 1918; 162 Dep Brig to 24 Dec 1918; Co B 409 Reserve Labor Bn to discharge
Discharged 14 Feb 1919; PVT, no injuries
Alces Champagne 2,393,099 White
Residence Boutte-Hahnville; Born Lafourche Parish, age 24 5/12 years
Inducted Hahnville, 18 Sep 1917, Caisson Co 2-312 Am Tn to 11 Nov 1917; Btry F, 141 FA to 25 Jan 1918; Co K, 1st Army Hq Regt, FT Dizier,France to 28 Oct 1918; 210 Co MPC to discharge
Served overseas 22 Mar 1918 to 25 Jun 1919
Discharged 5 Jul 1919, PVT, no injuries
Moise Champagne 3,258,745 White
Residence Boutte; Born Lafourche Parish, 20 Nov 1895
Inducted Hahnville, 27 Jun 1918, 162 Dep Brig to 27 Jul 1918; Co H 4 Tng Regt Inf Repl Camp; Camp Pike, Ark to 21 Aug 1918; Aug Aut Repl Draft, Camp Pike, Ark to 19 Sep 1918; Co L, 49th Inf to discharge
Served overseas 27 Jul 1918 to 25 Jan 1919
Discharged 7 Mar 1919, PVT, no injuries
Saturday, June 12, 2010
School Board Records--April 1896
Mrs. J. Champagne donated a tract of land to the school board to build the school at Madisonville, 2nd Ward. Thomas J. Sellers had the lowest bid to construct the school for $475 and agreed to build a fence around the lot and supply some benches.
Mr. Adam Keller donated a portion of ground on the upper line of his property in the 3rd Ward, which is as near the center of the school population as was possible to come by. The bid of P. J. Laurent of $425 was accepted to build the school, including a fence across the back and on one side where the property was not fenced. Bid of Ozeme Keller for $16.50 to whitewash the building and paint inside except the ceiling was accepted.
Ten desks were purchased from Thomas Kane and Co. of Racine, Wisconsin, at $3.30 each, delivered and a polished oak teachers desk for $12. Ten large blackboards were made for #1.50 each. Two privies cost $4 each and leveling the ground was $2.50.
The school board members for 1896-1900 were A. E. Picard, Joseph Baudouin, W. L. Youngs, L. A. Keller, Antoine Gassen, T. J. Sellers, T. B. Sellers (school superintendent), J. C. Triche, Able Strauss, P. M. Kenner and Charles Elfer.
Mr. Adam Keller donated a portion of ground on the upper line of his property in the 3rd Ward, which is as near the center of the school population as was possible to come by. The bid of P. J. Laurent of $425 was accepted to build the school, including a fence across the back and on one side where the property was not fenced. Bid of Ozeme Keller for $16.50 to whitewash the building and paint inside except the ceiling was accepted.
Ten desks were purchased from Thomas Kane and Co. of Racine, Wisconsin, at $3.30 each, delivered and a polished oak teachers desk for $12. Ten large blackboards were made for #1.50 each. Two privies cost $4 each and leveling the ground was $2.50.
The school board members for 1896-1900 were A. E. Picard, Joseph Baudouin, W. L. Youngs, L. A. Keller, Antoine Gassen, T. J. Sellers, T. B. Sellers (school superintendent), J. C. Triche, Able Strauss, P. M. Kenner and Charles Elfer.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Inquest Records Book #1, March 1877-Dec 1886
Page 41. Inquest was held on the body of Andrew Newton, age 11 years, 11 months, on 16 Oct 1880, found dead in the 4th Ward. The verdict is that his death was caused by hemoragy (sic) of the brain, which affected by congestive chill (congestive fever). Jurors were W. A. Johnson, Martin Roberts, Joseph Peterson, George Crawford, Felician Andrew and J. F. Mojonnier, Coroner.
Page 42. Inquest was held on a body found in the Mississippi River in front of the Catholic Church, 1st Ward, right bank of the river, on 20 Apr 1880. The verdict is that the body found was a male and had been in the river 4 or 5 months. No marks of violence were discovered, the body was much decayed. The jurors suppose he was a colored man about the age between 25 or 50 and cause of death was drowning. Jurors were L. Gorton, M. Walter, Geo. Stacy, Pier Warfield, John Dent, D. R. Lewis, and Coy Clinton, Justice of the Peace, Acting Coroner.
Page 43. Inquest was held on the body of Joseph Adams found dead near A. Trousclare, on 13 June 1880. The man had apparently been traveling one or two days. The body was in a nude state and nothing was found upon the body that would lead to his identity, no marks of violence were discovered. He was evidently a white man between 45 and 51. The verdict is that cause of death is by thunder struck. Jurors were James Peterson, Virsice Trousclare, Clairville Champagne, Flavius Jacob, Ovide Champagne, and Coy Clinton, Acting Coronor, 1st Ward Justice of the Peace. (The record does give his name, perhaps it was learned at a later date)
Page 44. Inquest was held on the body of George Taylor, lying dead in the Public Road of Freetown, on 30 Dec 1880, before Coy Clinton, 1st Ward Justice of the Peace. Jurors Verdict was that on Tuesday night, 28 Dec 1880, the deceased came to his death being frozen to death under the influence of liquors. Jurors were Wash. Taylor, Handy Washington, C. A. Bourgeois, Robert Diendonnie and Coy Clinton, Acting Coroner.
Page 42. Inquest was held on a body found in the Mississippi River in front of the Catholic Church, 1st Ward, right bank of the river, on 20 Apr 1880. The verdict is that the body found was a male and had been in the river 4 or 5 months. No marks of violence were discovered, the body was much decayed. The jurors suppose he was a colored man about the age between 25 or 50 and cause of death was drowning. Jurors were L. Gorton, M. Walter, Geo. Stacy, Pier Warfield, John Dent, D. R. Lewis, and Coy Clinton, Justice of the Peace, Acting Coroner.
Page 43. Inquest was held on the body of Joseph Adams found dead near A. Trousclare, on 13 June 1880. The man had apparently been traveling one or two days. The body was in a nude state and nothing was found upon the body that would lead to his identity, no marks of violence were discovered. He was evidently a white man between 45 and 51. The verdict is that cause of death is by thunder struck. Jurors were James Peterson, Virsice Trousclare, Clairville Champagne, Flavius Jacob, Ovide Champagne, and Coy Clinton, Acting Coronor, 1st Ward Justice of the Peace. (The record does give his name, perhaps it was learned at a later date)
Page 44. Inquest was held on the body of George Taylor, lying dead in the Public Road of Freetown, on 30 Dec 1880, before Coy Clinton, 1st Ward Justice of the Peace. Jurors Verdict was that on Tuesday night, 28 Dec 1880, the deceased came to his death being frozen to death under the influence of liquors. Jurors were Wash. Taylor, Handy Washington, C. A. Bourgeois, Robert Diendonnie and Coy Clinton, Acting Coroner.
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