Genealogy Data Page 2920 (Notes Pages)

Genealogy Data Page 2920 (Notes Pages)

LaPrarie William Eric [Male] b. 24 DEC 1973 Alexandria, Rapides, Louisiana

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Title: Strahan Family Reunion .FTW

Reference: 87

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Hooper Mary Elizabeth [Female] b. 15 SEP 1980

Reference: 90

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LaPrarie Sarah Alexis [Female] b. 17 APR 1999 Slidell, St.Tamnney, Louisiana

Reference: 91

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Lisenbea James Costeller [Male] b. 20 DEC 1931 Picayune, Pearl River, Ms

Reference: 92

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Northup William Woodward [Male] b. 23 NOV 1897 Ellington, New York - d. 17 MAR 1989 Alexandria, Rapides, Louisiana

Reference: 95

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Cryer Dora Telitha [Female] b. 21 SEP 1909 Leesville, Louisiana

Reference: 96

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Lisenbea Althea Dolene [Female] b. 6 NOV 1958 Poplarville, Pearl River, Mississippi, U.S.A.

Reference: 99

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Pevy Walter Francis [Male] b. 19 AUG 1832 Butler County, Alabama - d. 30 JUN 1904 Webster Parish, Minden Louisiana

Confederate State of America, 53rd Alabama Partisan Rangers, Company C, Colonel Moses Hannon Brigade." Walt" enlisted in the Confederate army on August 6, 1862 at Buckyville Alabama. Present on the rolls through March 7, 1864. He is Listed as a private and occupation in military as teamster. Surrendered at South Carolina at end of war. He moved to north Louisiana with his brother Andrew Jackson Pevy in 1866. Walter moved to Webster Parish and Andrew to Jackson Parish. On military records Walter spelled his name Peavy. His address is listed on widow application as Jefferson Community, Webster Parish, (population in 1901 was 250), which was located about seven miles north of Minden which in now Kisatchie National Forest. The postmaster of Jefferson was Oliver E. Horton. The post office operated from 1901 to 1911. His name is spelled Pevy on the 1880 and 1900 Webster Parish census and on his grave marker. Buried in Crow cemetery about one mile past pine grove methodist church on hwy. 159. His cause of death listed on widows application for confederate pension was "died suddenly of sunstroke or apoplexy".

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Pevy Michael [Male] b. ABT 1800 Georgia - d. 27 FEB 1871 Eclectic, Elmore County, Alabama

Born in Georgia and moved to Alabama and bought property from the government September 4, 1834 in Coosa county Alabama. Was said that he raised a variety of crops and fine horses on his plantation.

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Pavey Dial [Male] b. 1739 - d. 1814

The name Pavey was changed to Peavy at this time.

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