The above book, compiled by William Francis and Debra Nance Lawrence in 1982, is a treasure trove of biographical information on northeast Louisiana European immigrants of the late 1800’s. I decided to share the names of the Ouachita Parish immigrants listed in it. The entries are mainly by the male’s name, but their families are extensively profiled. You can see the whole book in the Ouachita Parish Public Library’s Genealogy Department, call number GC 976.38 Law. Other parishes covered are: Catahoula, Concordia, Franklin, Tensas, East Carroll, Madison, West Carroll, Caldwell, Morehouse, Richland and Union.
Isaac Baer
Leopold Baer
Joseph E. Behen
Gottlieb Frederick Bernhardt
Sarah Bonar
John G. Boutz
Carl Breihan
Henry J. Brown
Frank Bryant
Abe Cahn
Thomas Campbell
Fred H. Cann
John Clendening
Isaac (Ike) Dembenski
Henry G. Dobson
John Dobson
Charles A. Downey
Daniel J. Doyle
Julius Ellinger
Ludovic Enaut
Frederick L. Endom
Robert H. Endom
Julius Ennemoser
Alfred Feibleman
Jacob E. Feibleman
William H. Ferry
Ernest Fudickar
John Fullam
Richard Fullam
Isadore Furmanski
Dinah Gerson
D.C. Gibson
Louis H. Goldman
Maurice Goldman
Simon Goldman
Mathias M. Grady
Joseph A. Grayson
Charles Pasquale Guerriero
Frank (Francisco) Guerriero
Louis (Luigi) Guerriero
Sigmund Haas
Fred Haberyan
Isaac Heinberg
Alice Herring
Samuel W. Hill
Moise Hirsch
Joseph Hoffman
John Hogan
Peter H. Hughes
James Butterfield Illingsworth
Catherine Keating Johnson
Jacob Lewin Kaliski
Alois J. Keller
Leon Kern
Solomon Kern
J. Henry Kinderman
Gottlieb King
Henry King, Jr.
Henry J. King, Sr.
Herman King
Soloman Klotz
Henry Koch
Herman Kuhn
Samuel L. Kuhn
Emile (Emanuel) Lange
Adolph Langfelder
Timothy J. Larkin
Stephen LaScola
Alexander Lawson
Gottlieb Lemle
Joseph Lemle
Julius Lemle
Sivion Lemle
Alex Leveque
Ferdinand Levi
Arthur Levy
Benjamin Lieber
Leopold Lieber
Patrick C. Livingston
Maurice McKenna
Celestine Mahe
Joseph Malikowski
Hippolyte P. Marks
Sigmund Marx
Simon Marx
Soloman Marx
Theodore Marx
David Masur
Solomon Masur
E. Wald Mauser
Lazarous Mayer
Henrietta Mealy
Herman Meyer
John L. Meyer
Jonas Meyer
Louis Meyer
Sigmund Meyer
Solomon Meyer
William G. Miller
John L. Moore
Isadore Moritz
Sam Nathan
Thomas Naughton
Albert J. Nawadney
Savan Nelson
Patrick O’Reilly
Wolf Pasternack
Johann Ernst Peters
Herman Petzold
Tobias Purcell
Rauxet, Emile
Henry Rosenblum
Joseph Roth
Richard A. Rymer
John G. Sanders
Dominique Schlinger
Friedrich Edward Schmalfuss
Wilhelm Schmidt
Samuel Schragg
William Schulze
David Seligman
Joseph Simp
G.A. Singer
William Speakman
David Steinau
Emma Sugar, nee Delheim
Michael Sullivan
John T. Thompson
Antonio Ticheli
Fred (Ferdinand) Vollman
M.J. Waldenburg
Benjamin Weil
Marcus Weil
Jacob Frederich Wetzel
Jacob Wetzel
Ernest M. Wollank
Robert A. Wunsch
William Wunsch
Ouachita Parish History Tidbits 
I would love to read the entry about Ernest Fudickar and family. Unfortunately I’m in Indiana.
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Page 98: Ernest Fudickar: [29] born 1 January 1857; Germany; arrived in Monroe in 1880; retail grocer in the early 1880s; he owned a grocery, mercantile, and liquor store in 1885 located on South Grand Street in Monroe; he became a third owner of the Monroe Ice Factory in 1886; partner in J.L. Kaliski and Company (q.v.) in 1886; councilman for Monroe in 1888 and 1893; police juror, Third Ward of Ouachita Parish in 1896;
Page 99: vice-president and manager of the Consolidated Ice Company of Monroe, agents for Schlitz Beer, in 1902; initial stockholder in both the Monroe Cotton Yarn and Bagging Factory (in 1888) and the Ouachita Valley Railway Company; died 17 November 1937 and was buried in the old Monroe City Cemetery; married Louise Brueckner 18 April 1882; she was born 20 February 1858 in Germany, died 16 March 1931, and was buried in the old Monroe City Cemetery; children included Frederick, Paul, Willie, and Annie Emma.
Footnote 29: 1900 census, Ouachita Parish; Marriage of Ernest Fudickar, 16 April 1882, Ouachita Parish Marriage Book F, p. 407; Louisiana Commission Books, April 1896-December 1899, p. 209; Monroe (La.) Daily Telegraph, 28 October 1885, and 23 February 1886; Monroe (La.) Bulletin, 10 February 1886; Monroe (La.) Ouachita Telegraph, 8 September 1888, 20 October 1888, and 8 December 1888; Monroe (La.) Evening News, World’s Fair Issue, 15 May 1893; Monroe (La.) Telegraph-Bulletin, 8 July 1893; Monroe (La.) News, Illustrated Magazine Edition [ca. 1906]; and Louisiana Tombstone Inscriptions, 1:64.
The (q.v.) means J.L. Kaliski has his own entry. Sure enough, in Kaliski’s entry on page 110, he is mentioned as being a business partner of Fudickar’s.
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