Martha Rachel was raised in New Orleans, La. Her grandparents emigrated to Nova Scotia from France.
They found their way down to Louisiana with many other
French immigrants and set about farming. Martha attended
St Louis Cathedral in the heart of New Orleans and worked
at the Hotel Monteleone. She met her husband, a Naval Officer, in New Orleans and they were married 28 yrs before
his sudden passing. She loved her family and had many friends.
They found their way down to Louisiana with many other
French immigrants and set about farming. Martha attended
St Louis Cathedral in the heart of New Orleans and worked
at the Hotel Monteleone. She met her husband, a Naval Officer, in New Orleans and they were married 28 yrs before
his sudden passing. She loved her family and had many friends.
Martha Rachel was raised in New Orleans, La. Her grandparents emigrated to Nova Scotia from France.
They found their way down to Louisiana with many other
French immigrants and set about farming. Martha attended
St Louis Cathedral in the heart of New Orleans and worked
at the Hotel Monteleone. She met her husband, a Naval Officer, in New Orleans and they were married 28 yrs before
his sudden passing. She loved her family and had many friends.
They found their way down to Louisiana with many other
French immigrants and set about farming. Martha attended
St Louis Cathedral in the heart of New Orleans and worked
at the Hotel Monteleone. She met her husband, a Naval Officer, in New Orleans and they were married 28 yrs before
his sudden passing. She loved her family and had many friends.
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