| James Gus “Jimmy” Kokinos (1917 – 2006 | Larry LaBorde (W.M. Police Chief)”LaBorde announces retirement from W.M.” News-Star, Wednesday, March 26, 2003 |
| Sondra and Jacquelyn LaCroix “Designing Duo” News-Star, Friday, March 25, 2005 | |
| L–Biography (La-Le) | Ernie Ladd “‘Big Cat’ On The Prowl” News-Star, May 23, 2005, Page 1C |
| J.B. Lafargue “Lafargue apparent autobiography printed” Avoyelles Heritage, The Weekly News, Marksville, LA, July 1, 1999, Sec. 1, Page 2 | |
| “J.O. Lancaster announces for parish tax assessor” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, July 26, 1979 | |
| Ali Landry (Miss USA) “The Beauty from Breaux Bridge” Acadiana Profile, Vol. 17, No.3 | |
| Hamp Law “DRAWN: Hamp Law, a self-made cartoonist, has work in cards, magazines and history” News-Star, November 26, 2006, Page 1D | |
| Robert Layton, M.D. Funeral invitation for Robert Layton, M.D. (1863-1892) (photocopy) | |
| “Coozan Dudley LeBlanc: From Huey Long to Hadacol by Floyd Martin Clay” (Foreword by Edwin W. Edwards) advertisement retrieved from Internet on 5/24/2001 | |
| Billy Ledbetter “The Billy Ledbetter Story” Louisiana Twin Cities, December, 1986, pp. 19-20 | |
| Judge Tammy Lee “Lee Sworn In As First African-American Female Judge” The Monroe Dispatch, December 21-27, 2000 | |
| Tazinski Lee “Lee Gets Two Articles Published” The Monroe Dispatch, June 5-11, 1997 | |
| Theodis Lee Photos of Lee, a Harlem Globetrotter | |
| “Mrs. Helen LeFevre” Ouachita Citizen, March 20, 1997, Page 2A | |
| “Thomas W. Leigh” Ouachita Parish Biographies, Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) p. 875 | |
| Maj. General John A. Lejeune “Louisiana’s Fighting Marine: Creole Who Led Corps Looks Back” The Times-Picayune, No Date | |
| “Louise Gray Lemert” obituary, News-Star, Saturday, August 19, 1995, Page 12A | |
| Harold Lewing “Monroe man worked on B-29’s bombsight” News-Star, August 6, 2005, Page 1A | |
| Jack Lewis “Ruston sculptor to chip in on Monroe beautification” News-Star, July 9, 1994 | |
| Jack Lewis “Public art moves in downtown” News-Star, November 2, 1994 | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis “Goodness Gracious! ‘Great Balls of Fire’ scorches the big screen..” Times-Picayune Lagniappe, June 30, 1989, pp. 20-22 | |
| Biographical and Genealogical Information on the family of Joseph de la Baume (1731-1834) (OPPL’S Copied Set) | |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (1) (ca. 1731-ca. 1835) | Biographical and Genealogical Information on the family of Joseph de la Baume (1731-1834) (Orginal Copy) |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (2) | Biographical and Genealogical Information on the family of Joseph de la Baume (1731-1834) |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (3) | Legal documents and Sundry Data on La Baume and Allied Families |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (4) | Research on Joseph de la Baume |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (5) | One-page essay on Jean Joseph de la Baume’s role as first lieutenant of the Ouachita Post |
| 7-page Internet article “LA BAUME. Joseph (Jose) De La Baume” in 1828 DeWitt Colony Census-Surnames H-N retrieved on 10/6/2008 | |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (6) | “Footprints in a Pioneer Land: The Story of Joseph de la Baume” Katsy, November 1981 |
| Transciption of legal document submitted to the Honorable Chief of the Department of Texas dated Dec. 12, 1825 | |
| Copy of letter from Frank and Ann Cline to Ms. Pricilla Roosevelt dated April 28, 1997 | |
| “History of El Capote Ranch” East Texas Historical Journal, Fall 1974, Vol. XII, No. 2, P. 3 | |
| “Historic ranch founded in 1806” San Antonio EXPRESS-NEWS, Saturday, March 4, 1978, Page 1B | |
| Copy of a letter to Manuela (La Baronne D’Arcy) about project on de la Baume | |
| Information about De la Baume’s marriage to Marie Kintrek on February 24, 1778 | |
| 3 Packets of descriptions of translated communiques (records/reports) sent to various persons by de la Baume | |
| “Memorial will honor Miro’s second leader” News-Star, February 10, 1989, 1D | |
| Presentation “Jean Joseph DeLaBaume, Commandant of Fort Miro, 1800” by Francis X. Cline, Monroe, LA, April 30, 1989 | |
| “The City of Monroe Proclamation” declaring April 30, 1989, a special day in the history of the U.S., of Louisiana, and of Fort Miro. | |
| La Baume, Jean-Joseph (7) | Program for Dedication of Historic Marker by Descendants of Jean Joseph de la Baume & Colonial Dames of the XVII Century |
| Specimen of De LaBaume’s and Filhoil’s signatures, 1785 | |
| Copy of letter from Joseph de la Baume, from Nacogdoches, 1803, requesting permission to move to Bexar. | |
| “Local Cemetery Being Restored” Unsourced | |
| “de laBaume more than just a ‘footnote’” News-Star, October 11, 1998, Page 1D | |
| “Area changes, grows under de laBaume ” News-Star, October 18, 1998 | |
| “War looms during busy time in de leBaume’s life (sic)” News-Star, October 18, 1998 | |
| Genealogical information on Hypolite La Baume, Josephine Smith (1st wife) and children; Hypolite , Annie Emerson (2nd wife) and sons | |
| Copies of marriage licenses for the above | |
| La Baume Family: Hypolite, Sr. (1828 – 1907) | Confederate Rolls of Prisoners of War |
| Funeral Notice for Hypolite LaBaum – November 30, 1907 | |
| “Lafitte Grave Believed Found in Yucatan Village” The Times-Picayune, December 19, 1948, Sec. 3, Page 10 | |
| “Seadog Who Burned Out the Pirates” Dixie, Times-Picayune States ROTO Magazine, July 19, 1953, Page 10 | |
| Lafitte, Jean (ca. 1780 – ca. 1823) | “Gambie: Cruelest of the Pirates” Dixie, Times-Picayune States ROTO Magazine, January 6, 1957, Page 18 |
| “Miss DeGrummond (author of The Baratarians and the Battle of New Orleans) Tells Story of Lafitte, His Men” Unsourced | |
| “150 Years Can Shroud Truth: Many ‘Facts’ on Lafitte in Battle May Be Fiction” Unsourced, ca. 1962 | |
| “Deep in Dixie: Lafitte’s Trap” Dixie, January 12, 1969 | |
| “Lafitte’s Hideout is a Fun Spot” Louisiana Life, Summer 1969, Page 27 | |
| “Deep in Dixie: Exiles And A Hurricane” Dixie, May 31, 1970 | |
| “Deep in Dixie: Pirate to the Rescue!” Dixie, June 23, 1974, Page 7 | |
| “Drive Through ‘Pirate Country’: Lafittes’ Stomping Grounds Remain Lush and Romantic” The Times-Picayune, July 21, 1974, Sec. 3, Page 10 | |
| “Lafitte Won’t Rest in Peace” Dixie, November 28, 1976, Page 52 | |
| “There’s Still Hope for a Jean Lafitte National Park” The Times-Picayune, December 5, 1976, Sec. 2, Page 8 | |
| “Jean Lafitte: Corsair of the Coast” TEXAS, Houston Chronicle Magazine, May 25, 1986, Page 6 | |
| “Jean Lafitte Began Rise to Pirate Fame in 1803” Unsourced | |
| “Deep in Dixie: The Case of the Freelance Pirate” Dixie, No Date | |
| “Deep in Dixie: The Schooner at Charley’s Lake” Dixie, No Date | |
| “Perspective on ‘Pirates’ Execution” source unknown date unknown | |
| “The Man Who Wanted Pirate’s Gold” Unsourced | |
| “New Orleans’ Homes: 18th Century House Boasts Legend of Lafitte” Unsourced | |
| “Broadway Producer Buys Speed Lamkin’s New Play” Unsourced (c. 1955) | |
| “Storied Reflections: Fond Memories Pervade This Louisiana Home” Southern Accents, May-June 1988, pp. 137-143 | |
| Lamkin, Speed: Hillyer Speed Lamkin (1928-2011) | Copy of cover from his 2nd novel: The Easter Egg Hunt |
| See also Hillyer Family | |
| “Once upon a wedding: Vows exchanged in fairy-tale setting” News-Star, Monday, October 24, 1988 | |
| “Information Guide on Federal Programs and Services for Louisiana Communities” Presented by U. S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Louisiana, 1998 | |
| Landrieu, Mary L. (Senator) & (Frank Snellings) Mary (1955-), Frank (1949-) | |
| “Betty Langhorn: Monroe’s Legendary Bag Lady” Louisiana Road Trips, July/August 2016, Page 20 | |
| “Honey Babe (Betty Langhorn)” by Roosevelt Wright, Jr., The Free Press Archives, No Date | |
| Langhorn, Betty (Honey Babe) (? – 1958) | “Betty ‘Honey Babe’ Langhorn: Monroe’s First Black Baglady”The Monroe Dispatch |
| Conclusion “The Honey Babe Story: Did She Drown Taking A Bath?” The Monroe Dispatch, February 13-20, 2003 | |
| “Mournful Monroe story plays out on stage” News-Star, February 10, 2003 | |
| “Honey Babe’s Treasure” A Drama in Two Acts By Roosevelt Wright, Jr., February 14, 2003 (18th Annual Black Heritage Drama) | |
| “Negro Woman Hit By Auto Is In Hospital” Monroe News-Star, Thursday, January 29, 1953, Page 5 | |
| “Accident Victim Not Believed To Be Serious” Monroe News-Star, Friday, January 30, 1953, Page 8 | |
| “Flames Destroy Liberty Hill Baptist Church” Monroe News-Star, Tuesday, November 12, 1953, Page 1 | |
| “A south-side Nego woman …’Honey Babe’…committed to the East State Hospital…insanity” Monroe News-Star, Thursday, November 21, 1957, Page 3 | |
| “Aged Woman Found Dead in Water Ditch” Monroe News-Star, Saturday, May 3, 1958, Page 5 | |
| “Card of Thanks- for expression of sympathy during the death of our Aunt, BETTIE LONGHORN…. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bartlett and family.” Monroe News-Star, Sunday, May 25, 1958. Page 34 | |
| “Betsey Langham in the 1910 U. S. Federal Census” ancestry.com | |
| John Langhorn 1930 and 1940 Census records from ancestry.com | |
| Marriage license for John Langhorn and Betie Burnett dated July 10, 1909 | |
| 1913-1914 Monroe, La. Directory – Langhorn Jno (Bettie), lab, 513 n 8th | |
| Certificate of Death for John Langhorn on 11/29/1946 | |
| Certificate of Death for Bettie Langhorn on 5/2/1958 | |
| Office of the Coroner of Ouachita Parish: Report of Death of Betty Langhain | |
| Genealogical information on the Lucien Napoleon Larche Family, Monroe, LA, whose home was formerly at 216 Arkansas Avenue | |
| Research prepared and submitted by Mary Alice Larche Sanders (Mrs. A. C. Sanders) of Helena, AR on April 15, 1968 | |
| Larche Family: Lucien, Sr. (1868 – 1935) | |
| Bookmark: Louisiana Tricentennial – LaSalle’s Expedition 1682-1982 | |
| “Deep in Dixie: The Luck of La Salle” Dixie, August 4, 1963 | |
| La Salle, Rene Robert Cavelier, Sieur de (1643 – 1687) | “Honors to LaSalle” Unsourced |
| La Salle, Robert Cavelier, sieur de | “La Salle Put State on Map April 9, 1682” The Times-Picayune, April 9, 1967 (PIES’S A LA MODE) |
| “LaSalle Monument Dedicated” The Bell Tel News, Louisiana, June 1967 | |
| “Down the Bayou: State’s Growth Proves Vision, Foresight of La Salle Correct” Unsourced | |
| “State’s history begins with La Salle in 1682” Baton Rouge Times, April 10, 1988 | |
| “LaSalle an intricate part of area’s history” News-Star, ca. 1998 | |
| “La Salle, Robert Cavelier, Sieur de” retrieved from The Handbook of Texas Online, 5/14/2001 | |
| WPA Papers 5th District Further Explorations–la Salle and Tonti | |
| SC 2018 05 WPA Box 8 and LDL WPA-OPH171 | “Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen” Dixie, October 28, 1973 |
| Mysterious Marie Laveau Voodooo Queen and Folk Tales Along the Mississippi by Raymond J. Martinez, 1956 | |
| Laveau, Marie (1794 or 1801 – 1881 LC lists 1794 as birth date) | “Queen of Exaggeration” January 8, 2001 Unsourced |
| “Voodoo queen’s story one of healing, faith” Unsourced | |
| “Popess of Voodoo’ documents revealed” Unsourced | |
| “Deep in Dixie: Saved for a Second Death” Dixie, No Date | |
| “Marie Leveau, Voodoo Priestess” Louisiana Road Trips, October 2006, Page 10 | |
| Copies of letters and a card, written in Italian and translated (Dated June 5, 1972) | |
| Ladart Family : Bianca Antonio (ca. 1972) | “‘Ever-lovin’ light’ shines on monument to ‘Leadbelly’” Shreveport Journal, Friday, June 11, 1982 |
| “Leadbelly Honor Long Time Coming” Calendar, Sunday, August 18, 1982, Page 92 | |
| Ledbetter, Huddie (Leadbelly) (1888 – 1949) | “Leadbelly: More than a legend” The Times Sunday Magazine, January 15, 1989, Pages 10F-13F |
| authorized Leadbelly, 1885-1949 | “Huddie ‘Leadbelly’ Ledbetter” Shreveport Journal, February 23, 1989 |
| “Huddie Ledbetter music to be ‘Alabama Bound’” Shreveport Times Magazine, May 14, 1989, Page 6H | |
| “Leadbelly’s legend recanted” News-Star, July 11, 1993 | |
| “Leadbelly: the midnight special” Louisiana Life, Winter 1995/96, Pages 28-31 | |
| Genealogical information about the Lee family (connected to the Chennault family) | |
| Lee Family: William Wallis Lee (1836 – 1911) | |
| “Sons of the South: Robert E. Lee” 42nd in a Series by Clayton Rand, 1951, Times-Picayune, Sunday, July 11, 1965 | |
| Genealogical information on the family of Robert E. Lee | |
| Lee, Robert E. Family (1807 – 1870) | |
| Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870. | Grandpa Charlie Lehmann: Carl Adelbert Ferdinand Henrich Lehman by William Hadskey, July 3, 1982 |
| Lehmann, Charlie (1837 – 1934) | Copies of inscriptions on the gravestones of Judge William Leigh and his wife, Rebekah Watkins Leigh attested to by William Leigh, Jr. on January 22, 1931 and notarized by Katherine H. Cole |
| Copies of entries in the Leigh Bible and the tablet in Old St. John’s Church, Richmond, VA, attested to by Nancy E. Lewis on January 30, 1931 and notarized by M. A. Murphy | |
| Leigh, William Family: William (1783 – 1871) ; Rebecca (1786 – 1852) | Copies of extracts from Williams Family Bible attested to by Mary Leigh Subling and notarized by Mary Willie Carson on January 13, 1931 |
| Copies of extracts from the Lewis Family Bible attested to by Robert P. O’Connor and notorized by Gordon Price on May 29, 1967 | |
| Attachment to Supplemental Line of Nancy Ellyson Lewis for application for membership in N. S. Colonial Dames XVII Century | |
| Ross F. Linblad “Works in Progress” Louisiana Life, May/June 1987, Page 61 | |
| Mrs. L.L. Lieber “Woman Here Dies At 100” Monroe Morning World, September 2, 1967 | |
| L–Biography (Li-Ly) | “James C. Liner, Sr.” Ouachita Parish Biographies, Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) pp. 691-692 |
| Rosa | Mr. and Mrs. J.U. Liner “Work Without Words” The Times-Picayune N.O. States Magazine, March 28, 1948 |
| “Mr. Henry Albert Little” obituary, News-Star, January 13, 1999 | |
| Robert R. Livingston (Chancellor) “Livingston Purchased Louisiana for America” Unsourced | |
| “C.C. Lockwood photographs the Yucatan” magazine Sunday Advocate, May 7, 1989 | |
| Nicki Loflin “Modern Vintage” News-Star, October 17, 2004, Page 1D | |
| Larry Lolley (Judge) “Lolley looks to move to district court” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, june 27, 1996, Page 12A | |
| James Longstreet “Sons of the South: James Longstreet” by Clayton Rand ©1951 (in Times-Picayune, No Date) | |
| Dr. Prentiss Love, Roosevelt Love, and Roy Love “The Love Brothers” The Monroe Dispatch, February 3-9, 2000 | |
| “Dr. George H. Lowery Jr. Author, Conservationist, Professor of Zoology at LSU” Ouachita Citizen, April 12, 1963 (Also a typed card with an article about Louisiana Birds, the book he had just published at that time) | |
| John Theodore Ludeling (Judge) “Ludeling, John Theodore” Dictionary of American Biography, Vol. VI (This article includes information about Isaiah Garrett.) | |
| “George L. Luffey” Louisiana Twin Cities, January 30, 1985 | |
| George Luffey “Dual threat: Luffey helped ULM’s baseball team get going, then he got down to business” News-Star, August 17, 2005, Page 1C | |
| George Luffey “Luffey dispenses medical aids, education” News-Star, February 29, 2004, Page 18 (2004 Annual Report) | |
| John L. Luffey Sr. “Luffey honored for humanitarian efforts” News-Star, Friday, April 26, 1996, Page 1D | |
| John L. Luffey Sr. “Luffey honoredby volunteer group” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, May 2, 1996, Page 12A | |
| Miles Luke “Aged to perfection” News-Star, March 6, 2005, Page 1D | |
| Hilton Lytle “Man crafts sweet music out of wood” News-Star, December 20, 1992, Page 3B | |
| “Deep in Dixie: The Hunt Lasted Four Years” Dixie, The Times-Picayune States ROTO Magazine, October 7, 1956 | |
| “Ben Lilly: Louisiana Legend” Louisiana Woods & Water, November 1971, Pages 19-22 | |
| Lilly, Ben (1856 – 1936) | “Bear-hunting Ben kept on going” News-Star-World, Sunday, December 4, 1983, Page 1B |
| “The Legend of Ben V. Lilly” Louisiana Road Trips, August 2006, Pages 41-43 | |
| “Hunting With Holt & Ben: Both men guided Theodore Roosevelt on Louisiana hunts.” Tres Bella Magazine, Page 16, No Date | |
| Picture: “Lincoln studying on the Banks of the Sangamon” Unsourced | |
| “Washington, Lincoln Clouded in Myth But Stature of Both Great” Unsourced February 17, 1963 | |
| Lincoln, Abraham (1809 – 1865) | Copy of Chapter XIV “19 Adventure 1828” in Lincoln’s Youth: Indiana Years, 1816-1830 by Louis A. Warren |
| Correspondence from Samuel J. Ross, LCDR USN Retired regarding information about Lincoln and the “Cock of the Walk” contest in New Orleans | |
| 1934 Replica of Lincoln’s Notebook | |
| Genealogical information on the Ancestry of James Littlefield and his wife Elizabeth John Bolton | |
| Littlefield Family: James Luther (1856 – 1932), Elizabeth (1857 – 1930) | “The Murder of Primus Johnson and Eaton Longwood” retrieved from Internet (Mississippi State University) on 10/24/00 |
| “The Killing of Primus Johnson and Wounding of Eaton Logwood” The Ouachita Telegraph, Friday, November 3, 1876, Page 1, Column 4 | |
| Logwood, Eaton (ca. 1849 – 1877) | “The Campaign of Terror” The New-York Times, October 26, 1876, Page 1 |
| “Tilden in Ouachita Parish” The New-York Times, December 3, 1876, Page 1 | |
| “The Louisiana Investigation” The New-York Times, December 31, 1876, Page 7, Col. 3 | |
| “Southern Republicans” The New-York Times, April 30, 1877, Page 1, Columns 1-2 | |
| Copy of William Harvey’s Inquest for Primus Johnson murder | |
| Letter (4/5/2001) from Sonya Fox to Ann, Mary, and Friends regarding progress on finding information on Logwood ancestors | |
| Copy of Marriage record for Eaton (Etan) Logwood and Jane Hollins | |
| Copies of 1870 Census Records for Ouachita Parish, Louisiana | |
| “Ouachita Parish Police Jury and Jurors: 1873 Eaton Logwood” Encyclopedia of Individuals and Founding Families of the Ouachita Valley of Louisiana from 1785 to 1850, Part One A-K, by Russ Williams Jr., 1996, Page 533 | |
| Copies of Police Jury Records 1873-1876 | |
| Copies of marriage records for Logwood family members witnessed by Eaton Logwood | |
| Copy of Death Certificate of Eaton (Ethan) Logwood | |
| Copy of Succession of Eaton Logwood dated May 21, 1877 | |
| Copies of legal documents regarding purchase of property | |
| Email regarding Descendants of William Logwood ca 1831-ca 1936 | |
| Copy of 1880 Census Record in New Orleans, LA | |
| Handwritten research notes on Logwood family | |
| Copy of death record of Mary Logwood in 1900 | |
| Obituary for Ethen B. Logwood, Times-Picayune, October 31, 1954 | |
| “‘Hayride Days’ proposed” News-Star-World, Sunday, February 23, 1986, p. 3 (Entertainment Television Section) | |
| “Hoss rounds up friends for Hayride” News-Star-World, Monday, January 26, 1987, Page D1 | |
| Logan, Horace (Hoss) (1916 – 2001) | “Now Hoss has his ‘hay’ day” News-Star, Friday, July 31, 1992 |
| Long Our Next Governor sticker | |
| EARL K. LONG For Governor blue ballot ad for election on February 20, 1940 | |
| Long, Earl Kemp (Governor) 1 | JAMES A. NOE-SAMPLE BALLOT ad against Earl K. Long on January 16, 1940 |
| (1895-1961) | Campaign Letter from Earl K. Long, Attorney-at-Law, dated November 28, 1955 |
| “Right the Wrongs With LONG!” campaign booklet for January 17, 1956 Governor’s race, 6 pages | |
| “The truth abot Governor Earl K. Long” The American Weekly, September 20, 1959 | |
| “Former Governor Earl K. Long Closes Out Eventful Career” Louisiana Police Jury Review, April 1961, pp. 23, 25, 27-28 | |
| Photos of the Longs, The Times-Picayune (Dixie), Sunday, July 26, 1981 | |
| “Stumping With Uncle Earl: Adventures along the campaign trail in the 1930s” The Times-Picayune (Dixie), Sunday, August 22, 1982, pp. 8-18 | |
| Long, Earl (Governor) 2 | Brochure for Earl K. Long Louisiana State Commemorative Area in Winnfield, LA |
| “Long enjoyed bargaining for the ‘pore folks’” News-Star-World, Sunday, April 21, 1985, Page 1B | |
| “Winnfield mayor says Longs taken for granted” September 7, 1985 Unsourced | |
| “Film crew finds Earl Long legacy lives on in Winn” The Shreveport Times, Sunday, May 7, 1989, Page 1A | |
| “The legacy of EARL K. LONG: Life of colorful politician fuels movie plot” News-Star, Sunday, May 7, 1989, Page 1D | |
| “Saline ready, but not exactly excited about film” Unsourced | |
| “Newman fits the part in funny, historic look at ex-governor” Unsourced | |
| “Blaze Starr” News-Star, May 8, 1989 | |
| “McKeithen wishes an earlier Long were portrayed” News-Star, May 8, 1989 | |
| “Monroe man fondly recalls Uncle Earl” News-Star, May22, 1989, Page 1D | |
| “‘Miz Blanche’: Earl’s affair with Blaze meaningless” News-Star, December 13, 1989, Page 1D | |
| “The Woman Behind the Movie About the Scandalous Romance” The New York Times, December 14, 1989, Page 23 | |
| “‘Uncle Earl’ projected double image; book captures both” News-Star, February 25, 1990, Page 17A | |
| “An Earl Long story” Ouachita Citizen, Friday, October 9, 1990 | |
| “Brother Earl is topic of Long family reunion” News-Star, August 30, 1993 | |
| “Long legacy lives on: Event hails style, deeds of ‘Uncle Earl’” News-Star, August 27, 1995 | |
| “Rayburn was master at cutting deals, loved Earl Long” News-Star, July 28, 1996 | |
| “Earl Long: One of a kind” News-Star, December 31, 1997, Page 3A | |
| “EKL a politician who truly cared about people” News-Star, September 13, 1998 | |
| “Gillis Long’s Papers Donated” LSU Magazine, Spring 1988, Vol. 64, No. 1, Page 7 | |
| Long, Gillis (1923 – 1985) | Photocopies of The Monroe (LA.) News-Star, September 10-11, 1935 containing articles about Long’s death, etc. |
| “New Order of Politics Died With Huey Long” September 14 – Unsourced | |
| Long, Huey Pierce (Governor) 1 – Newspaper articles 1963 – 1985 | Unsourced page 135 from book(?) “St. Martin: Where the Old and NEW Louisiana Are Enshrined for All Time” (Huey P. Long’s speech that opened his campaign for governor in the fall of 1927) |
| (1893 – 1935) | “New Book on Huey Long Said To Be Interesting” (Huey P. Long, Southern Demagogue or American Democrat?, 1963) Unsourced Article |
| “Huey Long Helped Moore Get Started” November 1967, Unsourced | |
| * | “New Long Biography Monumental Work” The Times-Picayune, November 9, 1969, PIE’S A LA MODE |
| “Report to the citizens” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, December 18, 1969, p. 2A | |
| “Huey Long statue delayed by death” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, September 6, 1973, p. 3 | |
| “Huey Long Era: H. Lester Is Last Remaining Round Robineer” Shreveport Journal, July 4, 1975 | |
| “Huey Long ‘Skipped’ 7th Grade” News-Star-World, July 2, 1976 | |
| “I Remember Huey…A Time of Mixed Emotions” Sunday Advocate, Baton Rouge, October 24, 1976, E3 | |
| “Long play was longtime idea of playwright” News-Star-World, Wednesday, July 29, 1981, Accent Sec. (“Callie’s Boy” by Dr. George Brian, first script written about Huey’s boyhood | |
| “Picture From the Past” The Times-Picayune (Dixie), December 13, 1981 | |
| “Looking Up: In the spotlight and shadows” The Times Sunday Magazine, Baton Rouge, March 6, 1983, p. 30 | |
| “Kingfish began in lean days” News-Star-World, Sunday, March 13, 1983, Page 1B | |
| “Huey came long way in short time” News-Star-World, Sunday, March 13, 1983, Page 1B | |
| “Picture From the Past” The Times-Picayune (Dixie), April 10, 1983 | |
| “For Reveille Seven, it’s been a Long time” News-Star-World, Monday, December 3, 1984, Page 1A | |
| “Monroe man proud of censorship fight” News-Star-World, Monday, December 3, 1984, Page 1A | |
| See also SC 1999 02 Slosman Reville Seven | “Kingfish” The Times Sunday Magazine, Shreveport-Bossier, March 17, 1985 (Cover) |
| See also SC 1999 02 Slosman Reville Seven | “The LONG LEGACY” The Times Sunday Magazine, Shreveport-Bossier, March 17, 1985, 11F |
| “Broadsides printed for Huey Long” The Historic New Orleans Collection Newsletter, Spring 1985, Vol. 3, No. 2, p. 13 | |
| “Huey’s Long Legacy: Kingfish’s power plays tolerated no opposition” News-Star-World, Saturday, August 31, 1985, Page 1A | |
| “Huey’s Long Legacy: Long oil tax fueled fistfight” News-Star-World, September 1, 1985 | |
| “Huey’s Long Legacy: Pandemonium reigned at Capitol” News-Star-World, Monday, September 2, 1985, Page 1B | |
| “‘Kingfish’ attracted Hollywood interest” FUN/September 6, 1985/Baton Rouge, LA, p. 10 | |
| “Program to mark 50th year of Long assassination” News-Star-World, Saturday, September 7, 1985, Page 1B | |
| “Winnfield mayor says Longs taken for granted” September 7, 1985 Unsourced | |
| “State library exhibit travels with ‘Kingfish’” News-Star-World, No Date | |
| “Monroyan among 7 who defied Long” News-Star-World, Sunday, September 22, 1985, Page 1B | |
| “Catching the Kingfish: After 40 years, ‘All the King’s Men’ finally becomes a play” Chicago Tribune, Sunday, July 3, 1988, Page 12, Section 13 | |
| Pictures of Huey from Leisure Supplement Advertiser (Lafayette, LA), September 15, 1989, Page 2 | |
| Long, Huey P. (Governor) 2 – Newspaper articles 1989-2004 | “The Kingfish” (Opening night at the Monroe Civic Center), News-Star, March 16, 1990, Page 1D |
| “Huey Long is still a hot topic” News-Star, March 16, 1990, Page 1D | |
| “Huey comes to life in ‘Kingfish’” News-Star, March 17, 1990 | |
| “Winnfield merchants Long for tourism” News-Star, September 21, 1992 Page 5A | |
| “Not much celebration at Capitol for Long’s birthday” News-Star, August 29, 1993 Page 1B | |
| “Long’s legacy remains” Ouachita Citizen, September 2, 1993 (One Man’s Opinion by Sam Hanna) | |
| “On the road with Huey: Long follower was there when Kingfish was shot” Sunday Magazine (Baton Rouge), August 22, 1993 | |
| “Huey would have liked the turnout” News-Star, August 31, 1993 Page 7A | |
| “Insurance files shed light on colorful Long” The Times-Picayune, October 24, 1993, Page B1 | |
| “Insurance records add to portrait of Kingfish” News-Star, February 27, 1994, Page 5B | |
| “Louisiana’s history shows a state divided” News-Star, December 28, 1997, Page 1A | |
| “Series focuses on state’s political giants” News-Star, December 28, 1997, Page 1A | |
| “Launch for a legacy: ‘Every man a king’” News-Star, December 29, 1997, Page 3A | |
| “Huey Long’s legacy extends into 21st century” News-Star, January 9, 2000 | |
| “THE KINGFISH: Dictator or icon? Huey Long’s legacy under debate” News-Star, December 8, 2002, Page 1A | |
| “New museum features animatronic Huey Long” News-Star, August 31, 2004, Page 3B | |
| “Deutsch Explores Huey Long ‘Murder’” (The Huey Long Murder Case) The Times-Picayune, February 17, 1963 | |
| “Herman Deutsch Reminisces: Events Leading to Hanging of La. Woman in 1929 Retold” The Times-Picayune, January 17, 1963, Page 4, Sec. 2 | |
| Long, Huey P. (Governor) 3 – Newspaper articles about controversies and impeachment | “Controversy lingers over Long’s death” News-Star-World, September 3, 1985, Page 1B |
| “Sen. Long: Huey victim of plot” News-Star-World, September 9, 1985, Page 1A | |
| “Author relates ‘Kingfish’ assassination theory” News-Star-World, October 30, 1986, Page 3B | |
| “Book says guards’ ricochets killed Kingfish” News-Star-World, March 15, 1987, Page 10B | |
| “‘Kingfish’ author says Long shot by guard” News-Star-World, March 11, 1988, Page 1B | |
| “Body of alleged killer of Long to be dug up” News-Star, June 26, 1991 | |
| “Gun, files from Long assassination believed found” News-Star, September 12, 1991 | |
| “Long body said key to killing: Best clues may lie with Kingfish” News-Star, June 30, 1991, Page 1A | |
| “‘Who shot Huey Long?: The questions won’t go away” Morning Advocate, August 22, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “Long’s death shrouded in mystery: Many diagree on what happened that day in 1935” News-Star, August 22, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “Long’s death shrouded in mystery: State remembering life, legacy of the ‘Kingfish’” News-Star, August 22, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “Doubt lingers on Long’s death: Skeptics claim Kingfish shot by bodyguards” News-Star, August 23, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “Graveyard sleuth raised new questions about Long’s death” News-Star, August 24, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “The Huey Long File: Expert disagree on significance” Capital bureau, Baton Rouge, September 14, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “Gun heading to Huey Long exhibit” News-Star, May 19, 1994, Page 11A | |
| “Author: Bodyguard shot Huey Long” News-Star, August 10, 1999, Page 5A | |
| “David Zinman to speak at library” January 22, 2001, Unsourced | |
| “Huey P. Long topic of lectures at Tech” Unsourced | |
| ” The Shadow of Doubt” April 11, 2002, Unsourced | |
| “Ex-legislator, 91, still firm Long foe” News-Star, April 17, 1990 | |
| “Old Capitol site of new political scheme” | |
| “Leader of Long impeachment dies at 100” News-Star, June 18, 1999, Page 4A | |
| “Book: Huey Long shot, killed by own bodyguard” News-Star, March 20, 2005 | |
| “Huey’s Heirs” The Saturday Evening Post, February 12, 1938, Vol. 210, No. 33, pp. 5-7; 59, 61-62 | |
| “UNDERCOVER MAN-III: THE KINGFISH GETS HOOKED” Collier’s, May 17, 1942, pp. 86-92 | |
| Long, Huey P. (Governor) 4 – Magazine Articles | Photocopy of Book review of The Kingfish in Newsweek, Unsourced |
| “Huey’s LSU: The Campus and the Kingfish” LSU Magazine, September 1985, vol. 61 #4, pp. 15-20 | |
| “Louisiana At Large: Remembering Huey Long” Louisiana Life, September/October 1985, Page 18 | |
| “The two faces of Huey Long on film. HERO OR Demagogue?” The New Republic, March 3, 1986, Vol. 194, pp. 37-41 | |
| “Our Huey Long Heritage” Preservation in Print, November 1992, Page 16 | |
| “Winnfield longs for more” Louisiana Life, Summer 1993, pp. 53-56 | |
| “‘The Kingfish’ & his cooking” Acadiana Profile, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 12-13 | |
| “The short, intense life of Huey Long” Acadiana Profile, Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 28-37 | |
| “Huey Long killed by his own men, new evidence shows” Acadiana Profile, Vol. 15, No. 6, pp. 43-46 | |
| “Huey Long Slept Here: The Old Governor’s Mansion in Baton Rouge has been revived–along with tales of its creator, Huey P. Long.” Southern Living, p. 2 LA, No Date | |
| Biographies: Long Families of Corinth and Zion – Winn Parish, LA, submitted by Grady L. McFarland (8/2000 Revision) | |
| “Funeral Plans… Closest Personal Friends of Long Will Be Pallbearers” Monroe News-Star | |
| Long, Huey P. (Governor) 5 – Genealogical Information | “As Huey Long Was Buried” Monroe News-Star |
| “Close-Up of Senator Huey Long’s Casket” Monroe News-Star, September 13, 1935 | |
| Information on Memorial Service for Huey P. Long in Alexandria, LA on September 14, 1935 | |
| “Longs of Winn” Morning Advocate (Baton Rouge) Sunday Magazine, August 22, 1993 | |
| “Kingfish postmark: Great-great-nephew resembles Long” Alexandria Daily Town Talk, Sunday, August 22, 1993, Page C10 | |
| Photo before 1918 of Isaac Burnett with his wife who is the niece of Huey Long (See back of photo) | |
| “Long Lost Fortune” The Times Picayune, November 10, 1993, Page 1A | |
| Brochure “Huey P. Long and the Long Family Legacy” Historical Symposium held in Pineville, LA on 11/20/1999 | |
| “Long take different road to help poor” News-Star-World, Sunday, November 9, 1986, Page 12B | |
| “Political legend’s staff closes up shop” News-Star-World, Sunday, November 9, 1986, Page 12B | |
| Long, Russell (Senator) (1918 – 2003) | “Long ends gubernatorial rumors” News-Star-World,Thursday, November 20, 1986, Page 1A |
| “Law firm signs on Senate’s Long, Laxalt” News-Star-World, Wednesday, November 17, 1986, Page 12A | |
| “Retired Long advising, lobbying” News-Star, Sunday, July 9, 1990, Page 1B | |
| “Huey would have liked the turnout” News-Star, August 31, 1993, Page 7A | |
| “Former senator Russell Long dies” News-Star, May 10, 2003, Page 1A | |
| 1-1) Emma Riller Lynch | |
| 1-1) Donald Lamkin Lynch married Alice S. Lynch on June 27, 1929 | |
| Lynch Family | 1-1 & 2) Copy of BLACK LIST, Vicksburg, Aug. 20, 1864 – original located in the Old Courthouse Museum in Vicksburg |
| Donald (1892 – 1975), Alice Sarah Nevels Lynch (1900 – 1985) | 2-1) Copy of information about death, marriages, and births, taken from a Bible in possession of Mr. D. L. Lynch of Monroe, LA |
| John W. Lynch (1833-1910) | Malcolm Maddox “Banker tries to give more than he takes” News-Star, February 29, 2004, Page 12 |
| James Madison “Sons of the South: James Madison” – The Times Picayune, New Orleans, No Date, Page 4 Sec. 2 | |
| Ma – Biography | “Mike Mahoney Tells of ”Gold Rush’ Days” April 2, 1944 Unsourced |
| Ken Maki “Greener fields” News-Star, May 21, 2006, Page 1D | |
| Ella Fletcher Malone “Veteran’s daughter dies” News-Star-World, October 20, 1982, Page 7B | |
| James L. Malone “The Main man: Malone made sure his ULM teams heard him” News-Star, August 19, 2005, Page 1C | |
| “Karl Malone Utah Jazz forward” News-Star-World, January 3, 1988 | |
| “Marjorie Malone, wife of former ULM football coach, dies at 96” News-Star, June 24, 2010, Page 1B | |
| “Marjorie F. Malone, Dallas, TX.” obituary, Unsourced | |
| Mary Manhein “evolution of the bone lady: Solving cases through forensic anthropology” Louisiana Life, Summer 2006, pp. 36-39 | |
| C. Wendell Manning “Monroe attorney to head Young Lawyers Association” Ouachita Citizen, June 27, 1996 | |
| Barbara L. Mansfield “Mansfield Co-Chair of Democratic Women” The Monroe Dispatch, June 5-11, 1997 | |
| Elise Mapp “Presbyterian Women honor Elise Mapp” Ouachita Citizen, March 12, 1998 | |
| Elise Mapp “Selected” News-Star | |
| Pete Maravich “Maravich: No one better” Shreveport Times, January 6, 1988, Page 15 | |
| William A. Marbury, Jr. “Marbury conquers insurance, banking” News-Star, February 29, 2004, Page 23 | |
| John Marshall “Sons of the South: John Marshall” – The Times Picayune, New Orleans, No Date | |
| Mrs. Frank Martin and son Albert C. Martin “West Monroyan’s son shoots for the moon!” Ouachita Citizen, July 12, 1969 | |
| Albert Martin “W. Monroe native helps keep NASA shuttle in the air” News-Star, April 28, 1989, Page 1A | |
| B. B. Martin “Martin, Strauss recipients of DAR’s Medal of Honor” News-Star-World, February 22, 1980 | |
| Rev. Benjamin F. Martin “Life of Service” News-Star, May 28, 2006, Page 1D | |
| Eugene Martin “Education, rights pioneer Eugene Martin, 94, dies” News-Star, August 25, 1998 | |
| Hilda Eunice Mills Martin [obituary-bio] from “A Handbook on the Se Pa Civ So Club and its Members 1963 – 1994” ©1996 by Ollie Burns | |
| Rev. Lawrence R. Martin “Martin’s march” News-Star, February 19, 2006, Page 1D | |
| “Mr. Paul F. Martin” obituary, News-Star, February 15, 1996 | |
| “About Paul Martin” former sports editor for the Monroe News-Star | |
| Msgr. George W. Martinez “Father Martinez marks 40 years as priest” News-Star-World, September 13, 1986, Page 1D | |
| “Msgr. George W. Martinez”obituary, Ouachita Citizen, June 26, 1997 | |
| Dr. Rudolph Matas “Sons of the South: Dr. Rudolph Matas” – The Times Picayune, New Orleans, August 29, 1965 | |
| Dr. Kenneth Paul Mauterer “Olla doc honored for dedication” News-Star, No Date, Page 4B | |
| Garland May “May: from barber to fire marshal” News-Star-World, September 22, 1985, Page 1D | |
| “Robert Garland May” obituary, News-Star, December 14, 1996 | |
| Kenn May “May remembered as civic leader” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, December 24, 1998, Page 1A | |
| “Streets of Mandeville” The Times-Picayune, PIE DUFOUR’S A LA MODE No Date | |
| Biography of Marigny de Mandeville, Bernard Xavier Philippe de, p. 548 Unsourced Encyclopedia | |
| de Marigny, Bernard Xavier (de Mandeville) (1785 – 1868) | Biography of Marigny de Mandeville, Jean Bernard Xavier de, p. 549 Unsourced Encyclopedia |
| Bernard de Marigny 1788-1871, p. 82 Unsourced | |
| “The Last Creole Aristocrat” p. 83 Unsourced | |
| “A Drawbridge Stopped His Wife” The Times-Picayune New Orleans States Magazine, April 16, 2001, pp. 20-24 | |
| “Faubourg Marigny Has Charm All Its Own” The Times-Picayune New Orleans States Magazine, April 16, 2001 | |
| “‘Dr. Fred’ still finds a way to make us all feel better” News-Star, August 11, 1999 | |
| “Joe E. Marx, Jr.” obituary, News-Star, Sunday, February 15, 2004 | |
| Marx Family: (1917 – 2014) | “Longtime Monroe businessman remembered” News-Star, Monday, February 16, 2004, Page 3A |
| (1915 – 2004) | “Leaving Home: Monroe businessman Marx bids city goodbye” News-Star, Monday, August 9, 2004, Page 1B |
| “Carol (Nana)Lewis Marx” obituary, News-Star, January 28, 2006, Page 3B | |
| Isaac Sackman “Sack” Marx (1920 – 2013) | |
| (1922 – 2006) | Genealogy of the May Family submitted by Winston May |
| May Family history beginning with Joseph May | |
| May Family | |
| (1732 – 1829) | Photo of Council Chairman Jamie Mayo and wife, Angela at Washington Mardi Gras, The Monroe Dispatch, February 6-12, 1997, Page 4 |
| “Mayo Should Keep Council Chair Position” The Monroe Dispatch, July 10-16, 1997 | |
| Mayo, Jamie (Mayor) (1957 – ) | “Time to regroup and work for a better future for Monroe” News-Star, No Date, Page 2B |
| “Mayo, In A Squeaker: Winner takes race by margin of 481 votes” News-Star, Sunday, October 21, 2001, Page 1A | |
| “Mayo says ‘healing process starts today’” News-Star, Monday, October 22, 2001, Page 1A | |
| “Mayo invites city to Thanksgiving” News-Star, November 8, 2001 | |
| “Mayo: Entrepreneurs need help to pursue dreams” News-Star, November 17, 2001 | |
| “Prayer service prefaces mayoral inauguration” News-Star, November 27, 2001, Page 1 Local/Regional | |
| “Mayo sworn in as mayor” News-Star, November 28, 2001, Page 1A | |
| “Ethics board calls Mayo for hearing: State reviews vote electing interim mayor” News-Star, January 24, 2002, Page 1A | |
| “Mayor: Chinese trip lays foundation for partnership” News-Star, May 29, 2002, Page 11A | |
| “Ethics board fines Mayo” News-Star, September 13, 2002 | |
| “Monroe greets Chinese delegates” News-Star, September 24, 2002, Page 1A | |
| “Mayo satisfied with first year” News-Star, December 16, 2002, Page 1A | |
| “Full term for Mayo” News-Star, April 18, 2004, Page 1A | |
| “Mayo starts 5-year plan for Monroe” News-Star, December 31, 2004 | |
| “Masurs: Family contributes to more than century of Monroe’s civic and business growth” News-Star-World, April 22, 1983, Accent | |
| Photo of D. Masur and Sons building on corner of South Grand and DeSiard, News-Star-World, July 2, 1976, Page 16F | |
| Masur Family: David (1855 – 1923), Sigmund (1881-1948), Louis (1886-1940) | Copy of photo of Herman Masur |
| Edgar (1892 – 1962) | “Herman Masur” The Story of Louisiana, Vol 4, 1963, pp. 463-465 |
| Herman (1877 – 1960) | “Final Rites For Herman Masur Slated Friday” Monroe News-Star, Thursday, January 7, 2960, Page 1 |
| “Editorials: Fine Citizen Passes” Monroe Morning World, Sunday, January 10, 1960, Page 2B | |
| “Handsome Masur Apartments” Sixth Annual Progress Edition Monroe News-Star, November 25, 1929 | |
| “‘Bungalow’ recalls early 1900s” News-Star-World, November 20, 1983, Page 1D | |
| “Meet a new authoress–Pat Maxwell” Ouachita Citizen, Friday, August 28, 1970 | |
| “Quitman author receives Romantic Times Award” News-Star-World, November 24, 1985, Page 2D | |
| Maxwell, Patricia (1942 ) | “Jennifer Blake (aka Pat Maxwell) draws from her own flower fetish and Louisiana roots for ‘Garden of Scandal’” News-Star, Sunday, June 1, 1997, Accent |
| “Henry B. McClendon” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) p. 1186 | |
| R.W. McClendon slave document | |
| Mc–Biography | “G.W. McCranie, Editor of the ‘Telegraph’.” The Ouachita Telegraph, Friday, October 11, 1878, Page 3 |
| Captain George William McCranie “Confederate captain documented capture, incarceration by Yanks” Louisiana Twin Cities, January 3, 1985, Page 13 | |
| Dan McClure (Coach) “Students touched by ‘Coach’ Dan McClure set up scholarship fund to honor long-time educator” Ouachita Citizen, November 21, 1990 | |
| Dan McClure (Coach) “Happy 80th Birthday to Coach McClure” Saturday, November 5, 2005, News-Star Advertising Feature for game at Malone Stadium | |
| Rep. Charles R. McDonald “Alumni honored: Representative Charles R. McDonald Receives Award” DeltaStyle, January 2004, Page 34 | |
| “Harvey Allen McDonald” The Story of Louisiana, Vol. 4 (1963) p. 463 | |
| “Hilda Wassermann McDonald (Mrs. Hugh Gibson McDonald)” obituary, News-Star, Sunday, January 4, 1998 | |
| “Mrs. Odalie Smith McDonald” obituary and service program | |
| Anthony “Booger” McFarland “Former local player goes to second SUPER BOWL” News-Star, February 3, 2007, Page 1A | |
| Rev. “Charles Larry McGhee” obituary, The Monroe Dispatch, August 19-25, 1999 | |
| Herman McGuire “Finally home…Local cowboy shares memories” Ouachita Citizen Tempo, August 1, 2002, Page 6A | |
| “J.B. McGuire, W. Monroyan Dies At N.O.” Unsourced (written notes about Joseph Bennett McGuire on back) | |
| Neal McHenry “Ouachita Farm Bureau Service Award Given to Neal McHenry” Unsourced (photo of Mr. & Mrs. McHenry) | |
| “Wilton Holbrook McHenry” The Hour Glass, August 1, 1933, Vol. 1, No. 5 | |
| “John P. McIntosh” photocopy of will (1st wife lived in Franklin Parish) | |
| Charles E. McKenzie Sr. (U.S Congressman) “In the Louisiana Tradition: U. S. Congressman Charles E. McKenzie, Sr.” Research paper by Joseph L. McKinney, NLU, November 1990 | |
| Charles E. McKenzie (U.S Congressman) Advertisement for Charles E. McKenzie for Congress, Monroe Morning World, October 11, 1942 | |
| William McKinley “Deep in Dixie: Two Songs for McKinley” Dixie, September 1, 1968 | |
| Baylus Benjamin “B.B.” McKinney “The year of the song: Baptists celebrate McKinney” Baptist Message, July 24, 1986, Vol. 101, No. 29, p. 1 | |
| Baylus Benjamin “B.B.” McKinney “Stories detail origin of 2 McKinney hymns” Baptist Message, August 7, 1986, Vol. 101, No. 31, p. 2 | |
| Dr. and Mrs. B.M McKoin Photo of Dr. & Mrs. B. M. McKoin with four unidentified children | |
| C.B. McMahan “McMahan pioneered in aviation” News-Star-World, October 26, 1982, Page 2A | |
| Bill McNeely “General Litter and Major Llama” Louisiana Life, May/June 1987, Page 72 | |
| Mrs. Jewel L. McQuiller “Mrs. McQuiller Active Force in Farm Home Betterment: Parish Demonstration Agent Is Leader in Woman’s Civic Work” Monroe (LA.) Morning World, May 10, 1942 | |
| “Jack McCall says goodbye to ‘Good Morning Ark-La-Miss’” News-Star, Sunday, December 30, 1990, Page 1A | |
| “Morning show host McCall dies” News-Star, Wednesday, February 16, 1994, Page 1A | |
| McCall, Jack (1926 – 1994) | “Never another like him” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, February 17, 1994, Page 5A |
| “McCall remembered” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, February 17, 1994, Page 5A | |
| McCoy Family | Research done by John McCoy about the McCoy family and the town of Gilbert (including emails, online resources, maps, etc.) |
| “The News-Star’s Bodie McCrory dies; rites today” News-Star, Friday, October 29, 1993, Page 1A | |
| “Newsman’s acquaintances recall pranks, a laugh and a love for life” News-Star, Friday, October 29, 1993, Page 1A | |
| McCrory, Bodie (1930 – 1993) | “Vernon ‘Bodie’ McCrory, 63” News-Star, Friday, October 29, 1993, Page 10A |
| “Vernon W. ‘Bodie’ McCrory” obituary, Unsourced | |
| “P.S. Writings and ruminations by Bodie McCrory, compiled from his columns in The News-Star” News-Star, Sunday, October 31, 1993, Page 4B | |
| “Bodie’s old codger act made him loveable guy” News-Star, Sunday, October 31, 1993 | |
| “Dave Norris remembers a good friend” News-Star, Sunday, October 31, 1993, Page 1B | |
| “Tough, soft Miss Emma remembered” News-Star, Sunday, October 24, 1993 | |
| “Bodie: The eccentric gentleman” News-Star, Tuesday, November 2, 1993, Page 1B | |
| “A man who did his best” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, November 4, 1993 | |
| “Reflection given sudden jump start” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, November 4, 1993 | |
| “Late editor McCrory left lines of wit, wisdom” News-Star, Monday, November 10, 1997, Page 3A | |
| “Louisiana’s Flying Charley: He Built an Airplaine Over 100 Yeas Ago” Times-Picayune (?), January 9, 1944 | |
| “Deep in Dixie: He Flew in 1872” Dixie, November 12, 1959 | |
| McDermott, Charles (1808 – 1884) | |
| Genealogical information and legal documents (45 pages) | |
| envelope addressed to Mrs. W. W. McDonald, Jr. of Jonesboro, LA, and an | |
| McDonald/Wade Families: Daniel McDonald (1770 – ?) | obituary for Mrs. Loula McDonald, 88 , of Jackson Parish |
| Loula McBride McDonald (1888 – 1977) | |
| “Sons of the South: John M’Donogh” The Times-Picayune, 17th in a series by Clayton Rand | |
| “The Visions of John McDonogh” Dixie, The Times-Picayune States Roto Magazine, April 30, 1950, pp. 5-8 | |
| McDonogh, John (1779 – 1850) | “Empty Tomb Echoes Spirit of Philanthropist McDonogh” The Times-Picayune, Sunday, February 10, 1974 |
| “Picture out of Our Past” Dixie, 1964 | |
| “Skull Crushed With Club, Fred McElroy Dies Sunday Enroute to Monroe for Aid” Monroe News-Star, August 7, 1916, Page 1 | |
| “Obituary: Andrew McElroy” Monroe News-Star, January 17, 1928, p. 10, col. 2 | |
| McElroy Family: Thaddeus C. “Fred” McElroy (1878 – 1916) | “Obituary: Mrs. Ellen McElroy” Monroe News-Star, March 14, 1929, p. 8 col. 1 |
| (1850 – 1928) | Receipt for Andrew McElroy funeral arrangements |
| Ellen Pauline Johnson McElroy (1850 – 1929) | |
| Large Genealogical Table of McEnery Family | |
| Letter from John W. McEnery, Major General, Denver, CO, with genealogical information about publishing a new (2nd) verision of the McEnery family tree | |
| McEnery Family | Annex A – Samuel Douglas McEnery (34) |
| Annex B – Douglas Wiltz McEnery (342) | |
| (1837 – 1910) | Annex C – Ruth McEnery Stuart (16) |
| (1881 – 1966) | Annex D – Recollections of Elizabeth Parks Duncan (3441) |
| Annex E – Wales, Dinwiddie County, VA (Gray, Watkkins, McIlwaine, Gilliam, McEnery_ | |
| (1906 – 1990) | Annex F – Pages From “Irish Pedigrees or The Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation” by John O’Hart |
| Memorial Addresses: Senator Samuel McEnery (by Mr. Foster, of Louisiana) pp. 9-22 | |
| “The Old War Horse is Dead” Monroe News-Star, June 28, 1910, Page 1 (Headline and photo) | |
| “Senator M’Enery’s Death Unexpected” Monroe News-Star, June 28, 1910, Page 1 | |
| MacFarland Family | Genealogical information from photocopies of The New Testament owned by Malcolm MacFarland (1811-1899) |
| Pages from Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Philadelphia, Jordan, Wilfred, ed., 1933, pp. 162-167+ | |
| McGee Family: Joshua Davis McGee (1862 – 1939) | “McGee family one of three early ‘country’ settlers in Trenton Street area of city” Ouachita Citizen, Wednesday, September 14, 1988, Page 4B |
| McGehee Family : Thomas McGehee (ca. 1645 – ca. 1724) | “McGehee Ancestry” (11 pages) |
| Legal document from Samuel McGehee authorizing liens to R. H. Day to marry his daughter Lucretia Adline McGehee in 1851 | |
| “In Memory of Mrs. Mary Mcguire” Monroe News-Star, June 28, 1912 | |
| “McGuire Papers About Local People Excellent” Unsourced (article by Frances Flanders) | |
| McGuire, Mary and Thomas | “Traveler’s Rest Plantation and Stock Farm”- Transcribed copy of an article from the Monroe Evening News 1893 about Maj. Thomas McGuire and his home |
| Mary Elizabeth Shaw Jones McGuire (1836 – 1912) | “Description of “Traveler’s Rest”- A detailed description of Traveler’s Rest, the home of Maj. Thomas McGuire (taken from McGuire collection of Old Letters, Etc.) |
| Thomas McGuire (1832-1918) | “Traveler’s Rest” Stock Farm- Transcribed contract between Ned Carrington and Lincoln Carrington (taken from McGuire collection of Old Letters, Etc.) |
| “Traveler’s Rest”- Reminiscences of Kate McGuire about Traveler’s Rest, the home of Maj. Thomas McGuire (taken from McGuire collections of Old Letters, Etc.) | |
| “Joseph McGuire Sees Family’s Travelers Rest Farm Become Urban” Ouachita Citizen July 20, 1956 | |
| “Thomas McGuire family history preserved at plantation” News Star July 16, 1988 | |
| “McGuire wedding was unmatched in its grandeur” News Star date unknown | |
| “Past Lives Again In Vivid Painting” Monroe Morning World, Sunday, September 20, 1059, Page 1C | |
| Information on Audubon and the McGuires Unsourced | |
| McGuire, Robert Forbes (1797 – 1862) | “A biographical sketch: Dr. Robert Forbes McGuire” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, November 30, 1978, Page 4B |
| “Dr. McGuire’s Diary” Profile of Ouachita, July/August 1980, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 44-47 | |
| “Diarists record variety of events” News-Star-World, Sunday, July 17, 1983 | |
| Accounts of Death in the Diary of Robert Forbes McGuire, 1818-1852 | |
| Copy of letter to Robert dated February 10, 1824 | |
| “Selman had early aviation roots” News-Star, May 27, 1989 (Photo taken by Pat D. McHenry, flight instructor) | |
| Copy of photo in above article with photos of Pat with planes on back of photo | |
| McHenry Family: Family research of Patton Dunning “Pat” Jr. (1945 – 2018) | “Expand College Flying School: New Class For Training 90 Students Will Start September 15” Unsourced |
| Photo of “Patt Di Mac Henry y los cadetes:…” Unsourced (possibly the El Commercio of Lima, Peru) | |
| “Local Child Taken To Shrine Hospital For Burned Children” Monroe News-Star, Tuesday, March 9, 1965, Page 10A | |
| Copies of family and career black and white photos some with names, most without names | |
| Color photos of Pat and his mother, Lula Vivian Rawls McHenry in June 2009 | |
| Addenda to McIntosh Family Tree contributed by Mrs. Janet Meyers on 1/23/2023 | |
| Addenda to McIntosh Family Tree contributed by Mable Watson Nash on 8/5/1974 | |
| McIntosh Family: Sweeney McIntosh (1745 – 1827) | Photocopy of handwritten McIntosh family Tree |
| “Fall paralyzes McKeithen” News-Star, Friday, February 18, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “5-term secretary of state ‘last colorful politician’” News-Star, Friday, February 18, 2005, Page 1A | |
| McKeithen, Fox (1946 – 2005) | “McKeithen faces ‘fight of his life’” News-Star, February 19, 2005, Page 1A |
| “McKeithen ‘determined’” News-Star, February 22, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “McKeithen dies at 58” News-Star, July 17, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “McKeithen’s funeral Tuesday open to public” News-Star, July 18, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “Honorable Walter Fox McKeithen” obituary, News-Star, July 18, 2005, Page 3B | |
| “McKeithen, in letter, said it was an honor to serve state” News-Star, July 19, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “A farewell to Fox: Hundreds turn out to pay last respects” News-Star, July 20, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “McKeithen’s efforts, affability brought growth for parish” News-Star, July 20, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “McKeithen to ‘take care of Old Faithful’” News-Star, July 20, 2005, Page 10A | |
| “the fabulous face of Louisiana” Travel brochure with message from McKeithen | |
| “McKeithen’s Appointment Creates Row” Monroe Morning World, January 23, 1972 | |
| McKeithen, John J. (Governor) (1918 – 1999) | “McKeithen’s 2 Terms Call to Mind other ‘Firsts’ in State” (Bayou Lafourche Bureau) Unsourced |
| John J. (John Julian) | “Retirement rarely peaceful for ex-governors” Shreveport Journal – Shreveport-Bossier City, LA., February 28, 1984, Page 3A |
| “John McKeithen–don’t let his country boy look fool you” Shreveport Journal, March, 1984 | |
| “John McKeithen” News-Star, January 4, 1989, Page 1D | |
| “Big John McKeithen’s big boots yet to be refilled” News-Star, January 19, 1992, Page 15A | |
| “a louisiana life: John McKeithen” Louisiana Life, Spring 1994, p. 68 | |
| “It isn’t bragging if you’ve done it, and McKeithen has” News-Star, May 21, 1995, Page 1A | |
| “McKeithen rise, fall fiery, spectacular” News-Star, January 31, 1998, Page 3A | |
| “‘Big John’ dead at 81” News-Star, June 5, 1999, Page 1A | |
| “Caldwell residents take time to remember their favorite son” News-Star, June 5, 1999, Page 1A | |
| “Governor John J. McKeithen” obituary, News-Star, June 5, 1999, Page 10A | |
| “McKeithen led Louisiana through tumultuous times” News-Star, June 5, 1999, Page 10A | |
| “Surveying His Domain” 9-ft. bronze statue on Northwest Plaza of the Louisiana Superdome | |
| “Big John’s first grandchild” Ouachita Citizen, July 24, 1999 | |
| “Widow of former Gov. McKeithen dead at 84” News-Star, March 25, 2004, Page 6A | |
| “‘Bought Peace’ Records: Gov. McKeithen arranged KKK payments to suppress racial violence” News-Star, April 25, 2016, Page 1A | |
| “Peace At A Price” News-Star, April 26, 2016, Page 1A | |
| “Ruston artist’s stamp take wing” (Gannett Capital Bureau) Unsourced, 2001, Page 1A | |
| “Ruston artist finds inspiration outdoors” News-Star, June 2, 2002, Page 6C | |
| McLeroy, Reggie (1962 – ) | “A lil’ wisdom: Reggie McLeroy inspires people through the ‘filosophies’ of Lil’ Daddy and his recent achievement of being the artist for the Independence Bowl” News-Star, January 15, 2006, Page 1D |
| “Eli W. Mealy: Monroe’s Premiere Photographer” Louisiana Road Trip, November 2013, Page 11 | |
| Dr. Earl Mercer “Mercer steps down from post at Children’s Home” Ouachita Citizen, January 9, 1991, Page 10A | |
| Me-Mi–Biography | Joe Messina “Funeral Services To Be Held Friday For Joe Messina” Monroe News-Star, June 9, 1960 |
| “Mary Messina” obituary, Monroe News-Star, January 15, 1979 | |
| “Mrs. Mary Messina” obituary, Monroe Morning World, January 15, 1979 | |
| Anna Slade Meyer “Memory of Anna Meyer Lives on Through Her Kindly Nature and Generous Charity: Library Is One Monument To Benevolent Spirit of Early Citizen” Unsourced, 1930 | |
| Anna Slade Meyer “Northeast Louisiana Pioneer 2002: Anna Slade Meyer, Philanthropist, Mother of Ouachita Parish Public Library” | |
| Ruth Phelps Mickel “Monroe woman state mother of year” News-Star, March 28, 1995 | |
| Rodney Milburn “Opelousas museum features exhibit of track star Milburn” The Advocate Baton Rouge, LA, No Date, Page 1B | |
| A.E. Miller “A Store (Miller & Kahn, Inc.) Where Every Good Citizen Can Buy on Credit” 6th Annual Progress Edition Monroe News-Star, November 25, 1929 | |
| Gavin Miller “‘Paralyzed at 17′” News-Star, January 30, 2005, Page 1D | |
| Genie Miller “Woman found niche in farming” News-Star-World, Sunday, March 25, 1984, Page 1B | |
| Mr. George Mills “Rites for Retired Teacher” Unsourced | |
| “Walter A. Mills” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) p. 1096 | |
| Rev. Spiller Milton “Full Circle” News-Star, April 24, 2005, Page 1D | |
| Claude Minor Sr. “Honors for Claude Minor, Sr.” The Monroe Dispatch, May 22-28, 1997 | |
| Dr. Claude Minor, Jr. “Dr. Minor’s Hospital Dream May Soon Become Reality” The Monroe Dispatch, August 10-16, 2000 | |
| Rev. Willie Minor “‘Major career’” News-Star, October 2, 2005, Page 1D | |
| Melinda Fleisher Mintz “Chamber honors Melinda Mintz” News-Star, January 14, 2005, Page 1B | |
| “Melinda Fleisher Mintz Presented Rambin-Silverstein Award” Monroe chamber of commerce mid-week Review, Wednesday, January 19, 2005, Page 1 | |
| “Contributors of Ouachita Parish: A History of Blacks To Commemorate the Bicentennial of the USA (1776-1976)” | |
| Portrait of Frances & Thomas Washington Menyweather, Great Grandparents of Mary Roberson | |
| Menyweather Family: Washington (1827 – 1917), Frances (1846 – 1928) | “Art Exhibit to feature Menyweather’s works” The Monroe Dispatch, June 5-11, 1997, Page 8 |
| “Local Artist Features Work At Museum” The Monroe Dispatch, October 4-14, 1998 | |
| B. 1938 | “An Expression of Life’s Experiences” Bi-fold brochure from art show by Bernard Menyweather (one original, one photocopy) |
| Meredith Family: (1803 -1887) Thomas | Email from Lora Peppers to Pat Ezell regarding Rev. Thomas Mereidith’s obituary in The Ouachita Telegraph, Saturday, September 24, 1887, Page 3, Column 1 |
| “The Rev. Thomas E. Meredith’s Three Letters to James Dixon Roberts, 1884-1886” The Louisiana Genealogical Register, June 2001, Vol. XLVIII, No. 2, pp. 119-125 | |
| “North Delta President Merrick Is Re-Elected” Monroe News-Star, July 22, 1977, Page 3 | |
| “Candidate’s death ends May runoff: Veterinarian dies in Rayville, worked for civl rights move” Monroe News-Star, April 18, 1986 | |
| Merrick, Dr. George D. (1918 – 1986) | “George D. Merrick” obituary, Monroe News-Star, April 18, 1986, Page 7B |
| “Dr. George D. Merrick”, The Monroe Free Press “The Quest for Freedom Supplement” February 17, 1990 | |
| Ancestry: U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 | |
| “Mile’s A Minute” News-Star, January 20, 1991, Page 1D | |
| “Gospel extravaganza: Earnie Miles, host of ‘The Earnie Miles Show,’ celebrates 25 years on the air” News-Star, June 26, 2004, Page 1B | |
| Miles, Earnie | “Earnie Miles still rolling: For 35 years Earnie Miles has been the one constant African-American presence on local television, The Free Press, August 2, 2014, Page 1 |
| Earnest Edward “Earnie” Miles (1927 – 2017) | “Louisiana TV pioneer Earnie Miles dead at 89” News-Star, January 26, 2017, Page 6A |
| “Miller (Jr.) heads largest black firm: Numerous enterprises require 100 employees” News-Star-World, June 29, 1986, Page 1E | |
| “Miller, Josep H., SR.” The Free Press “The Quest for Freedom Supplement” February 17, 1990, Page 8 | |
| Miller, Joseph H., Sr. & Jr. – Miller Funeral Home | “Joseph Miller Sr.” obituary, News-Star, February 24, 1991, Page 5D |
| Joseph Herman Miller, Sr. (1905 – 1980) | “Joseph Miller, Sr.” Biography |
| “J. H. Miller, Sr. Community Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony” | |
| “Joseph Miller Jr., iconic Monroe businessman, dies” News-Star, December 15, 2015, Page 6C | |
| Reliable Life Insurance Co. Premium Receipt Book | |
| Joseph Herman Miller, Jr. (1930 – 2015) | Receipts for pre-arranged funerals |
| Funeral instructions – samples | |
| “Mills, Newt Virgus, 1899-1996” – Biographical Information | |
| “Citizens’ and Officials’ Mass Meeting!” Sunday, September 29, Monroe, Louisiana, Neville High School Auditorium | |
| Mills, Newt Virgus | “VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN NEWT V. MILLS” Monroe Morning World, October 8 or 11, 1942 |
| “Newt Mills remembered” Ouachita Citizen, July 4, 1996, Page 2A | |
| “The Political Graveyard: Ouachita Parish, La.” Retrieved from the Internet on 4/18/2001 | |
| “Mintz stays dedicated to the town he loves” News-Star, February 29, 2004 (2004 Annual Report) | |
| “Businessman, philanthropist Mintz dies” News-Star, September 16, 2012, Page 1A | |
| Mintz, Saul (1931 – 2012) | “Saul A. Mintz” obituary, News-Star, September 20, 2012 |
| “Saul Mintz, a life well lived” obituary, News-Star, September 20, 2012, Page 5B | |
| Spanish Governors of Louisiana: “Esteban Rodriguez Miro 1744-1802” retrieved from the Internet on 7/10/2001 | |
| “They Built Louisiana: Esteban Rodriquez Miro” by Clayton Rand, 1942 | |
| Miro, Esteban Rodriquez (1744 – 1795) | |
| Family tree of Mitchell – Grant and Allied families | |
| Copy of picture of W. R. Mitchell (1856-1927) | |
| Mitchell Family | “Descendants of Cadeville pioneers to be honored” News-Star-World, Saturday, October 17, 1987 |
| William Rufus Mitchell | “W.R. Mitchell, Leader Here Passes Away” Ouachita Citizen, March 31, 1927, Page 1 |
| “The Mitchell Family: From Cadeville to WM, members leave mark” Ouachita Citizen TEMPO, Wednesday, August 10, 1988, Page 1B | |
| Copies of pictures with genealogical information provided by Jim Mitchell | |
| Thumbnail sketch of 1838- Antioch Cemetery by James Edward Mitchell | |
| Copy of Inventory Family Photograph Album by Jim Mitchell | |
| Flooding and Personal Stories provided by Jim Mitchell | |
| Correspondence from Jim Mitchell (2003-2006) to Allied families, Lora Peppers and Larry Foreman | |
| Color photograph of Frances J. Mitchell’s new marker, dedicated November 2005 at Antioch Cemetery | |
| Information from http://www.jamesmitchell.org retrieved 7/8/2004 | |
| Information about Kathleen Mitchell retrieved 7/8/2004 | |
| Ancestry Chart of James Edward Mitchell | |
| Letter (8/31/2001) of congratulations from George W. Bush on James E. Mitchell’s retirement from the FBI | |
| Information on Sarah Mitchell, Grants, and Landrums | |
| Research by James E. Mitchell on 17th Rgt. LA Confederate States Army-Chronology | |
| “Vicksburg: Fall of the Confederate Gibraltar” by Terrence J. Winschel | |
| Letter from James E. Mitchell, 2nd g. grandson of Pvt. Lewis Mitchell, who was assigned to the 17th Rgt. | |
| Program for Confederate Grave Marker Dedication for Private Lewis Mitchell on March 13, 2004 | |
| Information about Mitchell Elementary in West Monroe (named for W.R. Mitchell) | |
| (1821 – 1884) | |
| Genealogy research of Kathaleene Marie Mizell Krauth | |
| Fuhrmann-Mizell Ancestors: Civil War, War of 1812, Revolutionary War | |
| Mizell Family: Raymond Oscar Mizell (1912 – 1974) | |
| James Mizell Sr. 1727-1804 | Mitchell Montgomery “Friends: Meet Mitchell Montgomery” News-Star-World, Sunday, June 21, 1981 |
| George Moody “Genealogist to share black oral history” News-Star-World, Monday, February 25, 1985, Page 1D | |
| Mo-My–Biography | James W. Moore, Jr. “Moore succeeds with diversiy, balance” News-Star, February 29, 2004, (Annual Report) |
| “Milton Moore: Attorney, councilman dons judge’s robe” News-Star, January 15, 1989, Page 1D | |
| “Jarvis Moorehead, Quarterfinalist: Savannah Onstage International Arts Festival” The Monroe Dispatch, March 2-8, 2000, Page 10 | |
| Charles G. “Chuck” Morgan “Morgan named broadcaster if the year” News-Star, Monday, March 4, 1991, Page 5A | |
| Col. John E. Morris “Miss Faulk’s Scrapbook” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, March 29, 1979, Page 5A | |
| Billy Muffett “Pitchin’ history” News-Star, Monday, June 23, 2002, Page 1C | |
| John M. Munholland “Miss Faulk’s Scrapbook” Ouachita Citizen, Thursday, February 1, 1979, Page 4B | |
| William Milton Murphy “Personal Sketching of John Beverly Stone, George Spencer and William Milton Murphy” by Minnie S. Murphy, March 21, 1937 (photocopy of WPA report) | |
| Irma W. Myles “Monroe Educator: Irma W. Myles honored with last rites” The Monroe Dispatch, Aug. 26-Sept. 1, !999 | |
| Johnny Myers “Monroe golf pro Myers dies at 84” News-Star, Wednesday, October 16, 2005, Page 1A | |
| “Winnsboro hails Olympian” News-Star, July 24, 2004 | |
| “Moffitt wins jump medal” News-Star, August 27, 2004, Page 1C | |
| Moffit, John (1980 – ) | “Winnsboro rejoices as Moffitt soars to silver” News-Star, August 27, 2004, Page 1A |
| Outline/Notes of James Monette Diary | |
| Copy of pages from Index of Probate Records from 1870-1900 | |
| Monette, James (1808 – 1895) | Copy of information from 1860 Census Ward No. 3 |
| Dr. John Wesley Monette (brother) 1803-1851 “Biographical Sketch of Dr. John Wesley Monette” Murphy, March 4, 1937 (photocopy of WPA report) | |
| SC WPA 2018 05 and LDL WPA-OPH090 | Chapters of A Montgomery and Cole Record, a book being compiled by Marian Ledgerwood |
| Correspondence between Billie Davis Jones from Marian Ledgerwood | |
| Montgomery Family | Research on Alexander Montgomery, etc. |
| “The Montgomery Family” article by Rev. Reid Montgomery in publication of the Heritage of Rockingham County, NC | |
| Family Group Form for James Montomery and wife Rebekah | |
| Copy/Translation of letter November 15, 1842 | |
| James (1752 – 1838) | Clan Montgomery Society International News Magazine, Summer 2004, Vol 23 No2 |
| The Gardien: Clan Montgomery Society International News Magazine, Spring 2005, Vol 24 No1 | |
| The Gardien: Clan Montgomery Society International News Magazine, Summer 2006, Vol 25 No3 | |
| G. Bedell Moore’s Personal Account of 15 Day Trek Through Texas, January 11 – February 13, 1877 | |
| Moore, G. Beldell (1840 – 1908) – Gregory Beldell Moore | Copy of Will of Oliver J. Morgan filed October 15th 1800 |
| Copy of Sucession of O. J. Morgan filed November 12, 1860 | |
| Morgan, Oliver J. (1784 – 1860) | |
| Transcripts of legal documents concerning Abraham Morehouse | |
| Morhouse (sometimes rendered Morehouse)- Entry from Dictionary of Louisiana Biography | |
| Morehouse Family | “Abraham Morehouse His Life in the Ouachita Valley” High School term paper written by Wyche Ashcraft in April 1952 |
| Abraham Morhouse (Ca. 1763 – 1813) | “The Murder of Charles Morehouse” Louisiana Road Trips, May 2016 by Lora Peppers |
| Natchez Gazette – 25 Aug 1813 – Page 2 Obituary of Abraham Morhouse. | |
| (1803 – 1832) | |
| “Hundred Years of War and Peace: Marion Morris Pauses to Relate Experiences” Unsourced (March 5, 1946) | |
| “Salina’s Oldest Citizen Still Going Strong At 103” Unsourced | |
| Morris, Marion (1846 – 1953) | |
| “Monroe store owner dead at 79” News-Star, April 3, 1993, Page 3B | |
| “George Moses” obituary, News-Star, April 4, 1993, Page 3B | |
| Moses, George (1913 – 1993) | “Fond memories of Moses, Adler show how great Monroe’s loss is” News-Star, April 22, 1993 |
| Tom Morris’ “More Opinion” Ouachita Citizen, Friday, April 9, 1993, Page 5A | |
| “Friends remember Moses” Ouachita Citizen, Friday, April 23, 1993, Page 4A | |
| “Monroe’s true gentleman lived an eloquent sermon of virtue” News-Star, April 27, 1993, Page 7A | |
| “Alwine Louise Mulhearn” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) p. 952 | |
| “Peter Sherlock Mulhearn” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) p. 1410 | |
| Mulhearn Family: Alwine Louisa Johanna Peters Mulhearn (1877 – 1931) | “Thomas Henry Mulhearn” Story of Louisiana Vol. 4, page 443, 1963 Biographical Section |
| (1865 – 1951) | “Mulhearn Funeral Homes: German immigrant founds business spanning 112 years” Bicentennial Section, Ouachita Citizen, March 9, 1983, Page 10A |
| (1907 – 1976) | “Local funeral director president of state group” Ouachita Citizen, July 10, 1997, Page 6A |
| Judge Alwine Louise Mulhearn Smith Ragland 1913-2006 | “Professional development” (Mike Mulhearn) News-Star, 1997 |
| “Mulhearn Funeral Home–history in the making” News-Star, Business to Business, August 2001, Page 8 | |
| “Mulhearn Funeral Homes: 86 years” Delta Business, December 2015, Page 26 | |
| “Alexander Myatt” b. 1836 Biographical Louisiana, (Digitized by Google, University of Chicago Library) | |
| “Capt. Myatt Plantation Was Early Social Center” Ouachita Citizen, Friday, August 10, 1962, Page 1A | |
| Myatt Family: Capt. Alexander Myatt (1836 – 1919) | Postcard from Capt. A. Myatt sent from Luna, LA, in 1898 to protest the price of bacon (submitted by Hazel Averett Douglas with additional info) |
| “Minnie Ball Taken From Capt. Alex Myatt’s Head After 35 Years” Lafayette gazette, September 17, 1898, Image 4, retrieved from the Internet | |
| SC 2018 32 Myatt | Copies of affadavits and other information about Capt. Alex Mayatt’s service in the Civil War |
| “Alexander Boatner Myatt” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) p. 1036 | |
| Alexander Boatner Myatt Sr. (1895 – 1965) | “Cynthia Day Neely 1989: An artist for all seasons” Ouachita Citizen TEMPO, Wednesday, November 15, 1989, Page 1B |
| Milton Kidd Nesbit & Emma Thomas Britton Nesbit Mr. and Mrs. M.K. Nesbit “Celebrate Golden Wedding” Springhill News 1947 | |
| N–Biography | J. Cary Nettles “Former Monroyan In Vital Space Role” Monroe Morning World, July 3, 1966, Page 1B |
| Francis T. Nicholls “Sons of the South: Francis T. Nicholls” by Clayton Rand in The Times-Picayune, July 25, 1965 | |
| Francis T. Nicholls “Bronze Plaque Marks Place of Francis T. Nicholls’ Birth” The Times-Picayune, 1964? | |
| Mrs. Ann Eliza Noble death annoucement March 20, 1875 | |
| Flemming Noble death annoucement April 13, 1886 | |
| Rev. Therlow T. Noble “Happy 117th Birthday – Rev. Therlow T. Noble” The Monroe Dispatch, May 27-June 2, 1999, Page 3 | |
| Rev. Therlow T. Noble “Reverend Noble Passes On At Age 117” The Monroe Dispatch, August 26-September 1, 1999 | |
| C. Ann Norsworthy “Game captures Cottonland in trivia” Monroe Morning World, November 3, 1985 | |
| “Linda McCrae Noe Laine” obituary August 23, 2019 | |
| Solomon Northup “Through Central Louisiana: the trail of Solomon Northup” Louisiana Heritage Magazine, Spring 1969, pp.14-15 | |
| “Secret of his success: Opera star headlines fund-raiser” News-Star-World, May 3, 1988, Page 1D | |
| “Power of Voice: Louis Nabors is the head of the vocal department at ULM…” News-Star, September 18, 2005 Page 1D | |
| Nabors, Louis Adam, Jr. (1943 – 2013) | Facebook post by the University of Louisiana at Monroe on February 28, 2023 about Louis Nabors |
| “Neal chosen Monroe chamber president” News-Star, November 20, 1990 Page 1A | |
| “Mike Neal” Indian NLU Drumbeat, Spring 1991 | |
| Neal, Mike (1962 – ) | “Chamber chiefs can make it happen” News-Star, November 25, 1990 |
| “The Real Mike Neal” News-Star, December 9, 1990 Page 1D | |
| “Wossman Principal To Receive Honor” Monroe Morning World, April 12, 1970, Page 4A | |
| “Testimonial event to honor Paul J. Neal” Ouachita Citizen, April 16, 1970, Page 8A | |
| Neal, Paul J. : Paul Jesse Neal (1904 – 1988) | Program for Testimonial Banquet – Paul J. Neal – May 12, 1970 |
| Photo of Paul J. Neal accepting first copy of the 1969-70 edition of the “Excelsior” yearbook, Monroe Morning World, April 18, 1970 Page 14B | |
| “School Principal Points to Value Given By Books” Unsourced | |
| “Three Generations of Students Here Guided by Neal” Monroe Morning World, May 10, 1970, Page 1B | |
| “Paul Neal Is Honored At Civic Center Auditorium” Monroe Morning World, May 13, 1970 Page 2A | |
| “Civic leader, educator Paul Neal dies” Ouachita Citizen, September 21, 1988 | |
| “Few Pages From Well Filled Book of Aide To Supt. E. L. Neville” Monroe Morning World, November 19, 1927, Page 13 | |
| “Ernest L. Neville, Ph.B.” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) pp. 747-748 | |
| Neville, Ernest (1876 – 1957) | “Monroe’s Beloved Educator: For Over Thirty Years A Fine Inspiration” The Hour Glass, August 15, 1933, Vol. 1, No. 6 |
| “hometown heroes & local legends: The Neville House” DeltaStyle Magazine, September 2005. p. 66 | |
| “Ernest L. Neville Superintendent of City Schools” Squeedunk 1922 (Monroe City High School Yearbook) | |
| “Neville, Ernest L.” Who’s Who In The Twin Cities, 1931 | |
| Photocopy of photograph of Ernest Neville source unknown date unknown | |
| Bible Records – Nibling and Grimes Family presented by Mrs. Frederick H. Richardson, LA Soc of the N.S.D.A.R | |
| Bible Records – Nibling and Nichols Family presented by Mrs. Frederick H. Richardson, LA Soc of the N.S.D.A.R | |
| Nibling/Grimes/Nichols Families: Frederick Nibling, Jr. (1838 – 1904) | Bible Records – Nichols Family presented by Mrs. Frederick H. Richardson, LA Soc of the N.S.D.A.R |
| Lewis Payton Grimes (? – 1889) | |
| Isaac Nichols (1809 – 1863) | “Northeast Louisiana Pioneers: ‘Man with the golden pen’” News-Star, February 23, 2003, Page 1A |
| “Williams: Nicholson ‘made Grambling what it is’” News-Star, September 21, 2006, Page 1A | |
| Nicholson, Collie J. (1921 – 2006) | |
| “Nicholson takes over at OEDC” News-Star, May 28, 1998 | |
| Photo of Tom Nicholson receiving the David C. Silverstein Memorial Civic Award, Ouachita Citizen, January 21, 1999 | |
| Nicholson, Thomas (ca. 1953 – ) | “Silverstein winner finds perfect fit” News-Star, January 17, 1999, Page 1E |
| “The power of positive thinking” News-Star, January 17, 1999 | |
| “Nicholson survives banking’s wild ride” News-Star, February 29, 2004, Page 6 (2004 Annual Report) | |
| “Lambda Kappa Club hears program by parish historian” The Richland Beacon-News, Rayville, La., Thursday, March 26, 1992, Page 9 | |
| Article includes picture of R. West Hatch house builts ca. 1958 where Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Noble III were living with their 2 children. | |
| Noble Family | “Charlie Noble’s Diary Pages from diary interesting” source unknown date unknown |
| note: Charlie Noble married Agatha Faulk in Logtown on October 1, 1875. | |
| Charles Mark “Charlie” Sr. (1851 – 1924) | |
| Agatha Virginia Faulk Noble (1857 – 1934) | “Mrs. Noe Succumbs At Residence Here” article appeared in the Monroe Morning World, March 21, 1972, Page 1A |
| “Council Honors Memory of Late Mrs. James A. Noe” News-Star, March 28, 1972, Page 6A | |
| Noe, Anna Gray (1901 – 1972) | “Portrait sculpture unveiled honoring Anna Gray Noe” News-Star, October 14, 1991, Page 1A |
| “To Honor the Memory of Anna Gray Noe 1901-1972” News-Star, October 12, 1991, Page 3A | |
| “Laine reception” News-Star, October 27, 1991, Page 1D | |
| “NOE, James A.” Unsourced biography written 8 years after he came to Monroe | |
| Platform information for the James A. Noe (Gov.) & Earl K. Long (Lt. Gov.) Election, 1959 | |
| Noe, James A. (Sr.) (1890 – 1976) | Biographical Notes on James Albert Noe, Unsourced |
| “Former Governor Noe Dies In Houston At 85” Monroe Morning World, October 19, 1976 | |
| “Services Today For James Noe” Monroe News-Star, October 24, 1976 | |
| “Noe Rites Set Thursday” Monroe News-Star, October 20, 1976 | |
| “Gov. Noe dies in Houston at age 85” Ouachita Citizen, October 21-27, 1976 | |
| “Abbey gives Monroe window its blessing: City’s seal earns date with queen” News-Star, October 19, 1995, Page 1A | |
| “The James A. Noe Fish Hatchery” Date: 4/22/36 | |
| See SC 2018 05 WPA Box 5 and LDL | Bible records submitted by Mrs. A. E. Montgomery, Sr.: Joe Winlock Noel & Angeline Long married June 2, 1898 |
| Noel/Long Families: Joseph Winlock (1870 – 1955), Angelina (1880-1973) | “Data on Norris and Kindred Families” Edgefield County Historical Society Bulletin, 1956 |
| Norris Family: Mamie Norris Tillman (1875 – 1962) | “Dave Norris” Louisiana Twin Cities, January 30, 1985 |
| Photos at “Norris celebration” News-Star, December 27, 1998 | |
| Norris, Dave (Mayor) (1945 – ) | “Norris enters third term with change in mind” News-Star-World, April 6, 1986, Page 1B |
| “West Monroe Mayor Dave Norris: On-the-Job Diversity and a Willingness to Work” Business Journal, November 1986, pp. 27-29 | |
| “Norris deserved another term” News-Star, March 15, 1998 | |
| “Norris plans to run for re-election as West Monroe mayor” News-Star, June 22, 2005 | |
| Barney Oakland “The ‘Swede’ Descendent of the Vikings” The Hour Glass, July 15, 1933, Vol. 1, No. 4 | |
| Guy O’Banion “O’Banion remembered as gruff” Ouachita Citizen, October 18, 2001 (Photo on back) | |
| O–Biography | Keith Odom “Only in Louisiana” News-Star, December 11, 1994, Page 1D |
| Lauren Ogles “local legends and hometown heroes: Lauren Ogles Is Making A Mark On The World” DeltaStyle Magazine, November 2004, Page 6 | |
| “Travis Oliver, Jr.” Story of Louisiana Vol. 4, page 538, 1963 Biographical Section | |
| “William Courtney Oliver” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) pp. 706-708 | |
| Huey P. O’Neal “Military plays big role in collapse of communism” News-Star, July 8, 1990, Page 14A | |
| Chief Justice Charles A. O’Niell “O’Niell Honored on Anniversary” The Times-Picayune, May 18, 1943? | |
| “Tami and Bruce Odell: Ruston’s gold medal potters” Louisiana Life, Winter 1994/95, pp. 38-41 | |
| “the magic of raku” DeltaStyle, March 1999 | |
| Odell, Bruce (1956 – ) | |
| Personal correspondence of Mrs. H.L. Odom (Carrie Joe Odom)- Letters requesting information from | |
| National Archives, a county clerk in Texas, The University of Texas, and Mr. H.B. Bozeman | |
| Odom, Mrs. H.L.: Carrie Joe Talbert Odom (1905 – 1980) | |
| “Margaret Isola Ogg” obituary, News-Star, April 8, 1997 | |
| “Rev. T. Earl Ogg” obituary, News-Star, April 8, 1998 | |
| Ogg Family: (1919 – 1997) | “Rev. T. Earl Ogg” News-Star, April 9, 1998 |
| Rev. Thomas Earl Ogg (1918 – 1998) | “Pastor’s career spans generations” News-Star-World, April 30, 1983, Accent Sec. |
8 responses to “The Biography and Genealogy Files of the Ouachita Parish Library Part II: L – O Names”
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Hi, do you happen to have copies of the four Ernest Neville pieces, of do you know if the Ouachita Parish Library might have them? I’m a Monroe native and resident, curious to learn more about Mr Neville. The best I’ve found so far is from findagrave.com/memorial/94645322/ernest-long-neville (“Read More”):
“Respected educator of the Monroe City Schools. Founder of Neville High School.
“Bio published in ‘Who’s Who in The Twin Cities’:
“NEVILLE, Ernest L.
“Superintendent of the Monroe city schools. Born near Chapel Hill, North Carolina, January 17, 1876. Attended the University of North Carolina, 1894 to 1896, from which he was graduated in 1900 with the degree of Ph. B. While decidedly modest as to his athletic ability, Mr. Neville is known to have been one of the best tackles North Carolina ever had on her football teams. As to the ability along this line, Fred Fudickar and Dan Breard, of this city, can attest. After graduating, Mr. Neville was principal of the Glenwood High School, Glenwood, North Carolina, for one year, and in September, 1901, came to Monroe as assistant principal of the city school here. In 1910 he became superintendent of the entire city system, which position he has held continuously ever since. From one building with seventeen teachers and 600 pupils, the system has grown until today [1931] there are five buildings, eighty-four teachers and 2500 pupils enrolled. A $500,000 high school building is now in process of erection at Forsythe Park to bear his name [This would become Neville High School]. Mr. Neville’s hobby is boats and he is the owner of three – two motor boats and one house boat. Mr. Neville has a remarkable memory for names and figures, a sense of humor that is all compelling and a personality that is always evenly balanced, even under the most trying of circumstances. In fact, it is stated that he has never been known to have lost his temper. Mr. Neville has done much for the promotion of Chautauqua, and for all that stands for civic welfare, in which he is naturally a leader of force. Under his skillful managment the cause of education of the city of Monroe has gone forth by leaps and bounds. In 1904 he was married to Miss Allie Davis of Monroe, who is also much beloved for her sweet and amiable characteristics, serving as a worthy assistant to her husband. They have one child, Sara, a recent college graduate, and who is at present acting librarian at the city high school. Mr. Neville has filled all chairs in Western Star Lodge No. 24, F. & A. M. He is an active Rotarian and takes deep interest in espousing every worthy cause. Family residence, 217 Hudson Lane.”LikeLike
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What four pieces are you talking about? We have lots of materials on Mr. Neville. Just come on by anytime!
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Thank you! I was referring to the four listed above:
• “Few Pages From Well Filled Book of Aide To Supt. E. L. Neville” Monroe Morning World, November 19, 1927, Page 13
• “Ernest L. Neville, Ph.B.” Williamson, Eastern Louisiana (1939) pp. 747-748
• “Monroe’s Beloved Educator: For Over Thirty Years A Fine Inspiration” The Hour Glass, August 15, 1933, Vol. 1, No. 6
• “hometown heroes & local legends: The Neville House” DeltaStyle Magazine, September 2005. p. 66LikeLike
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We have the Monroe Morning World article, the Eastern Louisiana book and may have the Hour Glass. We have a few of them upstairs in Special Collections. The Delta Style magazine may still be at Reference. You would have to ask them.
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Thanks again! Maybe one day I can get by there and dig in.
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I just found that my boss has already scanned the Hour Glass magazine and put it in the LA Digital Library here: https://louisianadigitallibrary.org/islandora/object/oplib-orv%3A16. The article on Neville is in there.
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Great! Thank you! (& your boss!)
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