She was born at the Cedar Grove Plantation at Borodino on the Bayou des Glaises, several miles above Bordelonville, in Avoyelles Parish. The Cedar Grove Plantation was originally the plantation of her maternal grandfather, Leon François Gauthier II (b. 1822), an important local official who had served as Justice of the Peace, a member of the Police Jury, Parish Tax Collector, Sheriff and a member of the State Legislature before the War.
About 1894, she moved with her parents and siblings to Lake Charles, where she remained the rest of her life, never marrying. She died at the age of 55 on 08 July 1925 at St. Patrick's Hospital in Lake Charles, and was buried in Orange Grove (Graceland) Cemetery.
She was born at the Cedar Grove Plantation at Borodino on the Bayou des Glaises, several miles above Bordelonville, in Avoyelles Parish. The Cedar Grove Plantation was originally the plantation of her maternal grandfather, Leon François Gauthier II (b. 1822), an important local official who had served as Justice of the Peace, a member of the Police Jury, Parish Tax Collector, Sheriff and a member of the State Legislature before the War.
About 1894, she moved with her parents and siblings to Lake Charles, where she remained the rest of her life, never marrying. She died at the age of 55 on 08 July 1925 at St. Patrick's Hospital in Lake Charles, and was buried in Orange Grove (Graceland) Cemetery.
Family Members
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Blanche Clarice "Nany" Goudeau
1871–1961
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Lionel Alfred Goudeau
1873–1942
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Florence Eliza "Tzit" Goudeau Bordelon
1875–1923
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Virginia M Goudeau Greene
1879–1964
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Marie Marceline Goudeau Epple
1880–1946
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Norma Louise Goudeau Johnson
1883–1971
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Estelle Eunice Goudeau Normand
1886–1975
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Harriet Lurtie "Dedee" Goudeau Bailey
1888–1973
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Mercedes Ann "Dez" Goudeau McCrosky
1890–1978
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Mabel Amelia "Bobbie" Goudeau Morel
1897–1978
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