A gallery of photographs and headlines of the disastrous Mississippi River flood of 1912. Photographs from the upper Mississippi Valley to the parishes of Louisiana.ContentMarch of 1912 Opening Timeline Map of valley Ohio: Freemont Indiana: Logansport Nebraska: Valley Illinois: Future City, Cairo Kentucky: Hickman Missouri: Tuscumbia, New Madrid, Branson, Bagnell Tennessee: Memphis Arkansas: Arkansas City Mississippi: Dunleith, Shaw, Leeland, Napanee, Vicksburg, Elizabeth Louisiana: Alastia, East Carrol Parish Barnes, Madison Parish Talullah, Madison Parish Waterproof, Tensas Parish Ferriday, Concordia Parish South Louisiana map of the flood Pointe Coupee Torras, Pointe Coupee Parish Red River Landing Lettsworth, Pointe Coupee Parish Batchelor, Pointe Coupee Parish Morganza, Pointe Coupee Parish New Roads, Pointe Coupee Parish Bayou Sara, West Feliciana Parish Hamburg, Avoyelles Parish Moreauville, Avoyelles Parish Marksville, Avoyelles Parish Odenburg, Avoyelles Parish Melville, St. Landry Parish Baton Rouge Marley, West Baton Rouge Parish St. Charles Parish, Crawfish Crevasse Morgan City

The Flood of 1912: 100th Anniversary Centennial Album of the Mississippi Valley Flood

History

DeCUIR, Randy

Costello, Brian

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Photos and text of 100 years of history of the Village of Plaucheville, Louisiana. Over 100 pages and over 200 photographs of scenes of homes, buildings, 1927 flood, and the people and officials of Plaucheville. The town was founded by the Plauche family in the early 1800s, and incorporated in 1902.

Plaucheville: A Bayou Comunity turn 100: A Centennial Album with photos and text published on the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of the Village of Plaucheville, Louisiana 1903-2003

History of the Civil War in Madisonville, Louisiana Section I - Timeline of History Section II - Units and soldiers of Madisonville area Full Color Published as part of 150th anniversary of the Civil War between the United and Confederate States of America; and of the 150th anniversary of the Harpers Weekly illustration depicting Madisonville on the Tchefuncte on February 2, 1863

The Civil War in Madisonville

During the Civil War, Louisiana Parishes and towns printed their own paper money, known as script. This book contains an image of script from Ascension, Assumption, Avoyelles, Bienville, Bosier, Caldwell, Catahoula, Concordia, Desoto, East Baton Rouge, Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St. Charles, St. Helena, St. Landry, St. Martin, St Mary, St. Tammany, Rapides and Washington Parishes and several Louisiana towns and cities.

Confederate Money of Louisiana's Parishes and Towns

The second volume in a three part series published during the 100th anniversary of the Incorporation of the Village of Moreauville, Louisiana. The book is divided into two parts: A history of education in Moreauville and Family histories of Moreauville. Family names include: Amet, Antoine, Bonnette, Beridon, Bonial, Bordelon, Boyer, Chatelain, Coco, Couvillion, Desselles, Dubroc, Dufour, Fox, Gaspard, Gauthier, Goody, Gremillion, Haydel, Huesmann, Novo, Zanella, Joffrion, Juneau, Lacour, Lemoine, Lougarre, Marcotte, Mayeux, Moreau, Porter, Rabalais, Rachal, Ricaud, Simon, Tassin, and Valois.

Moreauville Centennial 1904-2004: School and Family Commentaries

Mayeux Jr., Carlos

Avoyelles Parish, with its location near the junction of the three main waterways of the Atchafalaya, Mississippi and Red Rivers, sat at the center of much activity during the Civil War. And with more than 1000 able bodies young men in its population, Avoyelles was a major supplier of troops to the Confederate cause. Several of those Avoyelles men spent time at Vicksburg, some during the great siege, others passing through to other battles, and some even being detained as prisoners of war by the Yankees. Avoyelleans at Vicksburg is an attempt to outline the names of these men from Avoyelles and the time they spent at Vicksburg.

Avoyelleans at Vicksburg: The story of Vicksburg and the men from Avoyelles Parish who served there during the Civil War (Avoyelles Civil War Bicentennial Series)

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

This book is the culmination of over forty years of collecting old photographs by the author in Avoyelles Parish. The faces of about 150 of these soldiers or Civil War participants are the largest collection of its type. The rarest of the photographs depict local soldiers in uniform, some bearing arms. There are also portraits of two Avoyelles men who were among the hundreds of local young men who died in the war.Over 1000 men from Avoyelles served during the war. Bordered by two rivers, the rich soil of the Mississippi and Red River valleys enabled large and many small plantations. Avoyelles gave its share of soldiers on both sides of the battlefield. About 100 of its citizens gave their lives either during a battle or from disease. Many of the local men were in one of a handful of units which were formed in Avoyelles. These French speaking soldiers spread out and collectively fought in just about every battle in the war, from Gettysburg to Mansura.Portraits include:Palmire Boyer AmetPrudent AymondFB BaillioAristide BarbinLudger BarbinEvariste BarreHeber BennettMansuel BennettJoseph BettevyDr. James K BondEdmond BonnettEmile BordelonGervais BordelonLouis Landry BordelonPierre Auge BordelonRemi BordelonSt James BordelonDavid French BoydAlonzo Lucien BoyerBenoit BrouilletteAlcide CailleteauSerge CallegariCapt. Jos CappelJules ChatelainEmile Jules ChazeMoise ChenevertAlphonse B CocoAnatole CocoFB CocoPhilogene CocoAugustine CouvillonEdgar Pierre CouvillionElphege Phillip CouvillonHypolite Oge CouvillonJoseph Cleophas CouvillonLudger CouvillionPierre Elphege CouvillionBasel CushmanCharles CushmanPierre DaigrepontAugustin DauzatMarcellin DeCuirJean L DeGeneresAlcibeade DerivasLouis DeRussyJean O DomasSt James DubrocJerome DucoteLouis DucoteRezaire DucoteZelien DucoteMarcellin DufourDr.. Francois DumartraitPierre DupontPierre Charles DupuisStephen DupuisHenry Clay EdwardsJames M. EdwardsJocahim FirmenElijah FoglemanFrederic ForaseéThomas P FrifthCapt. William FullerSteven FuquaLouis GagnardGerand J. GaspardEugene GauthierPhilocles GauthierJohn George, IIIGiles GlasscockSen. Abram M. GrayAristides M. GremillionJean Baptiste G. GremillionConstant GuillebertJean Baptiste GuilloryJulien GuilloryAlexandre M. HaasCapt. Sam HaasJudge William HallCapt. Joseph T. HatchParfait Belfort HaydelWilliam Hervey, IIIDaniel Bettison HudsonAlfred Briggs IrionWiley JacksonJ. B. Jeansonne, filsCapt. Isaac C. JohnsonEloi JoffrionSen. Evariste JoffrionCapt. Joseph JoffrionCleophas JuneauEmile Juneau, Boone’sCapt. Patrick KearyProf. Henry Clay KemperJean Joseph KnollApollinaire LabordeMartin LabordeSevere LabordeArnaud Denis LafargueJoseph LaPrairie, II, UnionJohn Baptist LeVertDr. J. Cecil LeGareFulgence LemoineJean Bapiste LemoineLeandre LemoineLeon LemoineTheophile LemoineZenon LemoineAdiren MailletHilaire MarcottteDorsin MayeuxHenry MayeuxHugh McNealCurry MilburnThomas Jefferson MilliganFerdinand and Ferrier MoreauOge MoreauValerien Moreau, IIJ. Alphonse MorrowGeorge NeckAlcide Hilaire NormandCleophas Prudent NormandClete Pudrent NormandLuc NormandOliver P. NormandPrudent Normand, Sr. &amp; Jr.Scott NormandCapt. S. J. NorwoodCapt. Thomas OvertonFrancis M. PaveyAlanson PearceStephen S. PearceW. O. PearceeDr. Leonard RabalaisAndrew Jackson ReedAbraham RoyLeandre RoyAlfred ScallanDavid SiessLeopold SiessSimon SiessJohn SnoddyLynn TannerDr. Leo C. TarletonJ. Alfred TassinEwell ThompsonSpencer R. ThorpeCapt. J. E. TrudeauCelestin VillemaretteAlphonse A. VoincheDr. James WareRev. Frederick WhiteRobert WindesCharles N. Zimmer

Civil War Portraits of Avoyelles: The faces of Avoyelles soldiers and citizens who contributed to the cause (Avoyelles Civil War Sesquicentennial)

Most of the faces of the thousands of soldiers who served at Port Hudson have been long forgotten. But a few are remembered in photographs. This book contains about 100 portraits or photographs of Confederate soldiers who served on this historic Civil War battlefield. 2nd edition, revised with corrections PORTRAITS INCLUDE: ALFORD, S. L 3rd CAV AMACKER, Lt. Col. Obadiah, 4th ANNIS, Pvt. William, , 9th Batl BAGGETT, Milton, Miles BEALL, Brig. Gen. William BENNETT, Corp. Heber, Boone's BENNETT, Mansel, Boone's BERLIN, G. W., Miles BLACKBURN, John 7th KENT BODIN, Alcee, 7th CAV BORDELON, Landry, Boone's BORDELON, Paul Valery, Boone's BORDELON, S J Boone's BOUUCHAUD, Capt. Alcide, Pt. Coupee Art BOYD, Isaac MISS 6th INF BRASHEAR, Dr. Thomas Carmouche, Boone’s BRECKINRIDGE, Major Gen. John, Former VP of U.S. BROUGHTON, Edward T. 7th TX INF BURNS, Milton, Miles BURNS, Patrick, Miles BURTON, Isiah, 3rd AL INF CAPDEVILLE, Mayor Paul, Pvt., Boone's CARLOSS, 2nd Lt. William W., Co. H., Miles C IBORNE, Pvt. Louis B., Pt.Coupee Art C IBORNE, Robert, Pt Coupee Art CLIFTON, Nathan, Miles COCO, Anatole, 2nd REGT, 33rd Partison COLEMAN, Lt. Henry W.,., Miles CORMIER, Pvt. Louis, Boone's COUVILLON, Joseph Cleophas, Boone’s COUVILLON, Ludger H., Boone's COUVILLON, Pierre Elphege, Boone's CUNNINGHAM, Sgt. Sumner A., 41st TENN CUSHMAN, Corp. Basil, 30th Regt. INF DAIGLE, Joseph Isadore, 4th INF DIXON, William Y., Left diaries of Battles DUGAN, Capt. Joe, Fenner's , Light Art DUMAS, Capt. Francis E., 1st REGT EASLEY, Harvel W., 4th INF FENNER, Capt. Charles E. Fenner’s GAGNARD, Louis, Pvt., Boone's GARDNER, Major Gen. Franklin, Commander GAUTHIER, Anatole 30th INF GAUTHIER, Eugene, Boone's , Art GILES, Capt. James R., 15th ARK INF GLYNN, Martin, Major, Irish REGT GOODBEE, D, Miles GORHAM, Daniel B. 4th INF GREG, General John, 10th TX GUILLORY, Pvt. Jean Baptiste, Mile's HALL, George William Pt.Coupee Art HAMMONDS, Luther, Pvt. Boone's HARTLEY, Clinton HenrySeven Stars Art, MISS HOUGH, R. C., Miles INGRAHAM, Col. Prentiss, 1st MISS Light Art ISBELL, Capt. Robert Houston 1st AL INF JENKINS, Tarpley, 4th INF JOHNSON, Col. Ben Commander 15th ARK JUNEAU, Emile, Boone's KIRKLND, Louis, 4th INF LABIT, Joseph T., 26th INF LABORDE, Severe, Boone's Light Art LANDRY, T., Capt., 4th INF LANIER, John Summerfield, Capt., Staff of Gardner LAVERNGE, Pierre Agerin, Miles LEE, Paul Lynch, Lt., Col, 15th ARK INF Regt. LEGER, Jean Bapiste, Miles LEGER, Julien Louis, Miles LEMOINE, Edmond, Boone’s LEMOINE, J. B, Boone's LEMOINE, Pvt. Leandre Boone’s LOGAN, Colonel John L. Commander, 11th/17th Ark. MARTIN, Capt. William W., Quitman Rifles, 10th Ark MAXEY, Maj. Gen. Samuel Bell, 9th TX Regt. MILES, Colonel William R., Miles MOREAU, Ferdinand and Ferrier, Boone's MOREAU, Valerien, Co. C., Miles , NORMAND, Alcide, Boone's , Art ORTEGO, Joseph Sosthene, Miles PACKWOOD, George H, 4th INF RAYNHAM, Thomas 4th INF REED, 2nd Lt., Co. D, 12th ARK RHEAMS wson, 4th ROBERTS, Capt. Calvit, 7 Stars Art, MISS ROGERS, Captain W. H., Fenner's ROY, Jean Baptiste Abraham, Pvt., Boone's RUGGLES, Daniel, Brig. General, MISS SCOTT, Brig. Gen. Thomas, 12th INF SEAWALL, Capt. W. B., 12th Art SEVIER, Henry, 1st MISS Light Art SPRATLEY, Major James QMGardner Staff STEEDMAN, Col. Isaiah TANNER, Lynn, Boone's THIBODEAUX, Theodule, Mile’s TILGHMAN, Col. Oswald, Commander, Port Hudson TOCA, Lt. Telepshore, Boones TURRENTINE, Capt. Daniel, 12th ARK Inf. Regt. VAN DORM, Major Gen. Earl VAUGHN, Col. Edmond, 10th ARK VILLEMARETTE, Celestin, Boone's , Lgt. Art WALKER, Captain James, 3rd Tennessee INF WARREN, Colson, Pvt, Miles WEST, Harden, Miles WHITE, Edward Jr. Lt., Barrow's Co., CAV, Chief Justice WHITESIDE, Capt. Samuel, 48th Tennesse Regt. WILLINGHAM, Jerome Co. C, 7th Kentucky WILSON, Major M. R., 1st ARK Battalion WINDES, Robert Dumville, Jr. Corp., Boone's WOLF, John B., Captain, ARK INF, escape made headlines

Portraits of Port Hudson: The Confederates - 150th Anniversary Edition: 1863-2013 (150th Civil War Louisiana series)

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

The Felicianas supplied more than a 1000 men to the Confederate Army during the Civil War. They served in Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry, Home Guard and Reserve Units. The vast majority of the men were in the many infantry units which were formed in the area. Two cavalry units were formed in the area which joined with other units of Feliciana native General John Simms Scott which was designated as the First Louisiana Cavalry regiment. We have attempted to tell the story of where these Feliciana men and their regiment spent four years of the war. We also have included a roster with service records of the men of both Feliciana units. Battles: Granny White’s Pike, Nashville [skirmish] (March 9, 1862); Corinth, Mississippi Campaign (April-June 1862); Athens (May 1-2, 1862); Elk River (May 1-2, 1862); Kentucky Campaign (August 1862); Big Hill (August 23, 1862); Richmond, Kentucky (August 30, 1862); Mumfordville, Kentucky (September 17, 1862); Murfreesboro, Tennessee (Dec. 31, 1862-January 3, 1863); Pegram’s Kentucky Raid (March 22-April 1, 1863); Monticello, Kentucky Expedition (April 26-May 12, 1863); Tullahoma, Tennessee, Campaign (June-July 1863), Scott’s Eastern Kentucky Raid (July 25-August 6, 1863); Lancaster [skirmish] (July 31, 1863), Chickamauga, Georgia (September 19-20, 1863); Chattonooga Siege (September-November 1863); Chattanooga, Tennessee (November 23-25, 1863); Mount Pleasant Landing, near Port Hudson (May 15, 1864); Doyal’s Plantation (August 5, 1864); Thompson’s Creek, Louisiana (October 5, 1864); Bayou Sara, Louisiana [skirmishes] (October 9-10, 1864); Liberty, Mississippi (November 18, 1864)

Feliciana's Confederate Cavalry: Company E, East Feliciana Jackson Mounted Guards & Company A, West Feliciana of the 1st Louisiana Cavalry Regiment (150th Civil War in Louisiana)

Pointe Coupee provided hundreds of its men to the Confederate Army. As the talk of war began in 1861, several units of soldiers formed in Pointe Coupee. Some stayed in the area as local militia. Others left to join regiments of the Confederate Army. The goal of this booklet was to put an image to a name in an effort to give more identity to the war in Pointe Coupee. Regretfully most will remain faceless. The local men tended to be from one of the locally organized units. Among the companies formed in made up largely of soldiers from or identified with Pointe Coupee were:Fausse River Guards Grosse Tete Flying Art. 6th Field BatteryMorgan's Cav.Nixon RiflesPointe Coupee Art. BattalionPointe Coupee CreolesPointe Coupee Light Inf.Pointe Coupee RegimentPointe Coupee VolontiersPorche's Cav.Portraits of Civil War Faces of Pointe Coupee AVEGNO, Anatole Placide, 13th LA Inf.BADGER, Algernon, Yankee Col. injured in Pt. CoupeeBAUM, Aaron, German immigrant, Pointe Coupee Art.BEUKER, E. G., Sheriff of Pointe Coupee after warBOUANCHAUD, Alcide Capt. , Pointe Coupee Art.BOURQUIN, Gustave Adolph, captured at MorganzaBRASHEAR, Dr, Thomas, Boone's BatteryBYRAM, Willliam, Drummer Boy died at MorganzaCAPPEL, Joseph, Capt, Colbert Scouts CARR, Henry, Lt., killed at FordocheCHENEVERT, Paul, Pt. Coupee Art.CHUTZ, Alexander, Capt. Pt. Coupee Art.CLAIBORNE, Louis B., Pt. Coupee Art.CLAIBORNE,, Robert Leigh, Pt. Coupee Art.COOLEY, William H. Commander, Nixon RiflesCOSBY, 1st LA Cav., Morgan RangersCOYLE, W. T., 2nd Fld Batry. Smithland PlantationDAIGRE, Henry Louis, 1st LA Cav.DAIGREPONT, Pierre, Grosse Tete Flying Art.DANA Gen N. J.T, Union command at MorgnazaDAVIS, James Frank, Lieutenant, 18th Miss. BattalionDeCUIR, F. Art.hur, Pt. Coupee Art.DICKEY, WIliam, Gen. Led Union troops at MorganzaFALCONER, W. R., Washington Art.FARRAR, Frederick Howard, Lt. COl., 1st Regt.FERRIER, Col. Leon Alexis, native of Pt. CoupeeFORTLOUIS, Corporal Michel PC Art., died in captivityFROST, John, Captain, 65th Colored Inf. at MorganzaGAUTHIER, Anatole, Captured at Pointe CoupeeGAY, Andrew Hynes, Pvt, Captured at Pointe CoupeeGLYNN, MArt.in, Co H, Irish MilititaGRANT, William, of Ohio, died at Morganza, 1864GREEN, Gen. Thomas Jefferson, led men at MorganzaGROUZARD, Jean, Pt. Coupee Art.GUERIN, Emile, Lakeland, Pt. Coupee Art.HALE, George, Pt. Coupee Art.HARMONSON, S. R., son of U. S. CongessmanHERRON, fell sick at MorganzaJASTREMSKI, Leon, Capt. Mayor, Baton RougeJEWELL, Lodoiska, Yankees took food from her childJEWELL, Walter L., Jr. Co. E, 14th La. Inf.KIRKLAND, Louis, 4th La. Inf.KOLB, Discharged at Morganza from illness, 1863KREPS, 1st Lt. Adam T., portrait taken in MorganzaLEA - Quentrell guerrilla refused access to Pt. CoupeeLEAKE, Joseph, Union Gen. injured in MorganzaLeDOUX, Henri, Pvt., Co. G, 1st LA Cav.LeDOUX, Lucien, Pvt., Pt. Coupee Art.LEJEAUNE, Ovide, 1st LA Cav., Morgan RangersMACLAY, Robert, Brig. General, died in Pt. CoupeeMaCOMBER, Samuel, killed at Morganza aboard shipMADDOX, Robert Gwinn, Born Lakeland PlantationMcLAUGHLIN, Pointe Coupee Planter and physicianMITTLEBROON, Rev. F., Pastor jailed by YankeesMORSE, Alex. Porter,, 1st LA Cav.PHELPS, Albert G., 1st LA Cav.PHILLIPS, James Turner, 1st LA Cav., RacourciPROVOSTY, Auguste, Fausee River GuardsPROVOSTY, CharlesRANDALL, John Ryder, Author of Civil War SongRICHEY, Joseph, 1st Lt.Fausee River GrdsRICE, Thomas McClureRUSHTON, Enos, captured at MorganzaSAMSON, Clement George, Fausee River GuardsSMITH, Henry Clar, Co. E, 31st LA Inf.THIBODEAUX, Adonis, 4th LA Inf.TOFFIER, William, 2nd LA Cav.TURPIN, Dr. Stephen, Confederate SurgeonULLMANN, Daniel, Commanded Black Troops,VIGNES, Albert, Fausse R. Guards & Pt. Coupee Art.WALLACE, Henry F., Michigan, died in Pt. CoupeeWASHBURN, George H., Nursed injured at MorganzaWHITE, Edward D, U.S.Justice, captured at MorganzaWORSHAM, John Dickey, LottieWUNSTEL, John Ernest

Pointe Coupee Portraits of Blue and Gray: The faces of some of the soldiers and citizens whose were part of the Civil War in Pointe Coupee

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