Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Valcour Aime

1798–1867 (age 69)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Valcour Aime was a St. Charles Parish resident who lived from 1798 to 1867.

Mary Alice Lagarde

1862–1925 (age 63)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Mary Alice Lagarde was a New Orleans resident of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Harold Dejan

1909–2002 (age 93)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Charles E. Nash

1844–1913 (age 69)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Charles E. Nash was an American man from Opelousas who lived from 1844 to 1913.

Sweet Emma Barrett

1897–1983 (age 86)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Sweet Emma Barrett (1897-1983) was an American jazz pianist from New Orleans, known as 'The Bell Gal'.

Albert Estopinal

1845–1919 (age 74)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Albert Estopinal was an American man from St. Bernard Parish who lived from 1845 to 1919.

Albert Estopinal Jr.

1869–1952 (age 83)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Albert Estopinal Jr. (1869–1952) of Poydras is commemorated at Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3.

Giuseppe Ferrata

1865–1928 (age 63)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Giuseppe Ferrata was an Italian immigrant who settled in New Orleans during the late 19th century.

Alcée Fortier

1856–1914 (age 58)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Alcée Fortier was an American writer and historian from St. James Parish who lived from 1856 to 1914.

Jean Galatoire

1854–1919 (age 65)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Jean Galatoire was a member of the prominent New Orleans Galatoire restaurant family who lived from 1854 to 1919.

James Gallier

1798–1866 (age 68)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

James Gallier was a resident who lived from 1798 to 1866.

James Gallier, Jr.

1829–1868 (age 39)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

James Gallier, Jr. was a resident who lived from 1829 to 1868.

James Gallier, Jr.

1829–1870 (age 41)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

James Gallier, Jr. was a prominent New Orleans architect who lived from 1829 to 1870.

Julia K. Wetherill Baker

1858–1931 (age 73)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Julia K. Wetherill Baker (1858–1931) hailed from Woodville and now rests in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3.

Lou Klein

1918–1976 (age 58)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Lou Klein (1918-1976) was a New Orleans native known for his contributions to baseball.

Thomy Lafon

1810–1893 (age 83)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Thomy Lafon was a prominent New Orleans Creole businessman and philanthropist who lived from 1810 to 1893.

Nicholas Marino Benachi

1812–1886 (age 74)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Nicholas Marino Benachi (1812-1886) was a merchant from Chios, Greece.

Lizzie Miles

1895–1963 (age 68)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Lizzie Miles was a New Orleans blues and jazz singer who lived from 1895 to 1963.

Clarence Millet

1897–1959 (age 62)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Clarence Millet (1897–1959) was interred at Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3 after his death in 1959.

Gertrude Pocte Geddes Willis

1878–1970 (age 92)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Gertrude Pocte Geddes Willis (1878-1970) was a Happy Jack resident and long-lived figure of the early 20th century.

Paul Prudhomme

1940–2015 (age 75)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Paul Prudhomme, from Opelousas, became an iconic chef credited with popularizing Cajun cuisine across the United States.

S. W. Green

1860–1946 (age 86)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

S. W. Green (1860-1946) was an American resident of Waterproof, Louisiana.

Aaron Ward

1896–1961 (age 65)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3

Aaron Ward was a Booneville resident who lived from 1896 to 1961.