Acadia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Duhon, Clothilde Broussard February 12, 1929
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source: The Crowley Post-Signal. (Crowley, Louisiana) Tuesday, 12 February 1929, page 4

MRS. RALPH DUHON DIES TODAY; ILL FOR LONG TIME.

Funeral Services This Afternoon For Woman Who Reared Family Here.

Mrs. Ralph Duhon died at her home on west Ninth street this morning at 4:30, 
after a long illness which became critical only a week ago, when she developed 
influenza. Mrs. Duhon had suffered many years with asthma, and barely escaped 
death last winter as the result of this trouble.

She was born October 30, 1869, and spent most of her life in Crowley, where she 
made many friends. Mrs. Duhon was the only remaining member of her family, 
having lost her father, mother and other relatives before her own death.

Surviving her are her husband, Ralph Duhon, three sons, Norris, Claude, Ralph, 
Jr., all of Crowley, and three daughters, Mrs. T. B. Bryan of Houston, Mrs. Ben 
Cline of San Antonio, and Stella Duhon of this city. There are four grand-
children.

Funeral services were conducted from the St. Michael's Catholic church this 
afternoon, and interment followed in the cemetery in Lafayette.


source: The Daily Advertiser. (Lafayette, Louisiana) Wednesday, 13 February 
1929, page 12

Mrs. Ralph Duhon Dies In Crowley; Is Buried In This City.

The death of Mrs. Ralph Duhon, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mouton 
[sic], of this city, occurred at her home in Crowley at 4:30 Tuesday morning. 
She had been in ill health for some time. Funeral services were conducted by 
Rev. Father Mollo at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Crowley at 4:00 o'clock 
Tuesday afternoon and the remains then brought to Lafayette where interment took 
place in St. John's Catholic cemetery. Services were conducted at the cemetery 
by Very Rev. Canon A. F. Isenberg, pastor of St. John's Cathedral.

Mrs. Duhon is survived by her husband; two daughters, Mrs. T. B. Bryan of 
Houston, Texas, and Miss Stella Duhon, of Crowley; three sons, Norris, Claude 
and Ralph Duhon, Jr., all of Crowley; and other relatives, including several in 
this city.


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