Notable New Orleanians: A Tricentennial Tribute

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Canal Street. COURTESY OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. NOTABLE NEW ORLEANIANS: A Tricentennial Tribute 198
BUILDING A GREATER NEW ORLEANS Service providers, real estate developers, utilities, construction companies, and manufacturers provide the economic foundation of the city Joseph C. Canizaro .....................................................................200 Ed. Smith’s Stencil Works, Ltd. .....................................................206 Roubion Construction Co., LLC .....................................................208 Laitram, LLC .............................................................................210 Fromherz Engineers, Inc ..............................................................212 Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans........................................213 Gardner Realtors ........................................................................214 Eustis Engineering, L.L.C.............................................................215 BUILDING A GREATER NEW ORLEANS 199
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T HE L OUISIANA H ISTORICAL S OCIET
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T HE L OUISIANA H ISTORICAL S OCIET
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LEGACY SPONSORS Through their gener
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INTRODUCTION On the occasion of the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This volume would
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In every decade, the Society has co
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J EAN B APTISTE L E M OYNE DE B IEN
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U RSULINE S ISTERS AND M OTHER M AR
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G ILBERT A NTOINE DE S T . MAXENT (
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continued to paint and raise the ch
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wrote neo-classic poems celebrating
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1916. Returning home, he practiced
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1. Durham is mentioned in several s
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epresentative, state senator and at
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A. N. Yiannopoulos found “the 180
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18th century until the Civil War an
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distinguished reputation in the war
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years of their deaths. The Memoirs
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his death in 1846. One of his great
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J AMES H. CALDWELL (1793-1863) Jame
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houses of New Orleans. Made to comp
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A RCHBISHOP A NTOINE B LANC (1792-1
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the breakup of the city. As a refor
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Lacroix’s end was not so honorabl
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H ENRIETTE D ELILLE (1812-1862) In
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William Woodward, 1859-1939, Old Ur
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current, or against the wind, but n
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School of José Salazar, Pierre-Jos
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Comte de Beaujolais. French Commiss
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Detail, Marie Adrien Persac (ca. 18
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community was abandoned after 1850
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Charles de Armas, PLAN/OF TEN LOTS
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George Peter Alexander Healy (1813-
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George H. Grandjean, Plan/MICHOUD P
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Louis H. Pilié, PLAN OF A VALUABLE
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Unknown Artist, Roy Alciatore (1902
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Michael P. Smith, Allison "Tootie"
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J AMES R OBB (1814-1881) Antebellum
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D R . LOUIS C HARLES R OUDANEZ (182
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L EON G ODCHAUX (1824-1899) At the
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Born in 1829 New Orleans, Gottschal
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Company, the National Rice Milling
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eflections led to short stories, so
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R ODOLPHE L UCIEN D ESDUNES (1849-1
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first president of the Levee Board.
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J OSEPH V ACCARO (1855-1945) AND F
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A constant interest was the structu
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Matas was one of the first to suppo
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In 1933, Dr. Rudolph Matas (q.v.) t
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contributed a chapter on African-Am
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St. Louis and other points on the i
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and which, in 1966, became The Hist
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of Art.1 His architectural work mad
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By the end of World War II Ochsner
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Richard Strauss. 1 The N. O. Opera
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A LBERT W. D ENT (1904-1987) The ad
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C HINK H ENRY (1910-1974) Clarence
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With her siblings and nephews, Ella
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A RCHBISHOP P HILIP M. HANNAN (1913
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water the industry drilled from flo
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treasurer of the New Orleans Spring
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C OSIMO M ATASSA (1926-2014) Record
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Ambrose’s idea for a local D-Day
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Black activist Bill Rouselle said a
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Foster, Governor, 18, 88 Foucher, 2
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Ursuline Convent. COURTESY OF THE L
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SHARING THE HERITAGE Historic profi
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QUALITY OF LIFE Healthcare provider
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was able to expand his own individu
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way for its students to acquire rea
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two family members or friends, at n
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Business; Education and Counseling;
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college or life after high school.
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Public Administration, and a new Sm
Page 149 and 150: with its college-preparatory curric
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Page 153 and 154: In the fall of 1931, a freshman cla
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Page 157 and 158: Early history points to Sister Mary
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Page 161 and 162: five foreign countries-a huge respo
Page 163 and 164: Built on a foundation infused with
Page 165 and 166: A quality education is imperative t
Page 167 and 168: Through many years and name changes
Page 169 and 170: New Orleans has long been a faith-b
Page 171 and 172: Dillard University is a private, hi
Page 173 and 174: THE MARKETPLACE Retail and commerci
Page 175 and 176: a candy made of sugar and almonds.
Page 177 and 178: Parkway in Metairie and South Tyler
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Page 181 and 182: facility has three spacious rooms,
Page 183 and 184: and a seed is planted in his mind.
Page 185 and 186: hired Leo W. Seal, Sr., as his sawm
Page 187 and 188: Historically, the port has been a l
Page 189 and 190: The company boasts fourteen distinc
Page 191 and 192: Founded in 1983 by Neal Alford and
Page 193 and 194: Fourth-generation New Orleans nativ
Page 195 and 196: In May 1937, Joseph Merrick Jones,
Page 197 and 198: Liberty Bank and Trust Company was
Page 199: The Kearney Family has been involve
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Page 205 and 206: as healthcare, food processing, man
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Page 209 and 210: In 1922, Ed. Smith’s moved from N
Page 211 and 212: With generations of expertise, Roub
Page 213 and 214: Philosophy, which emphasizes contin
Page 215 and 216: New Orleans was settled by the Fren
Page 217 and 218: Ensuring its clients build on a fir
Page 219 and 220: About the Author ABOUT THE AUTHOR W
Page 221: LEADERSHIP SPONSORS COLUMBUS PROPER
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