Jacques Dupré

1773–1846 (age 73)

Photograph of Jacques Dupré

Biography

Jacques Dupré lived from 1773 to 1846, his life reflecting the cultural diversity of early America. His seventy-three years encompassed a period of national growth and community development, during which he maintained his place within his social circle.

Dupré was interred in St. Landry Church Cemetery, a resting place that honors his memory and his connection to his faith community. Though details of his occupation are not recorded, his presence in historical records affirms his significance to those who knew him.

Also buried at St. Landry Church Cemetery

Henry Dominique Larcade, Jr.
1890–1966 (age 76)
St. Landry Church Cemetery
Henry Dominique Larcade, Jr. was an Opelousas resident who lived from 1890 to 1966.
Lucius Jacques Dupré
1822–1869 (age 47)
St. Landry Church Cemetery
Lucius Jacques Dupré was a St. Landry Parish resident who lived from 1822 to 1869.
Henry Lastrapes Garland Jr.
1866–1960 (age 94)
St. Landry Church Cemetery
Henry Lastrapes Garland Jr. was a resident who lived from 1866 to 1960.
Edith Garland Dupré
1881–1970 (age 89)
St. Landry Church Cemetery
Edith Garland Dupré (1881-1970) was an Opelousas resident associated with St. Landry Church.
Henry L. Garland
1826–1908 (age 82)
St. Landry Church Cemetery
Henry L. Garland (1826–1908) lived locally and was laid to rest at St. Landry Church Cemetery.
H. Garland Dupré
1873–1924 (age 51)
St. Landry Church Cemetery
H. Garland Dupré was an Opelousas resident who lived from 1873 to 1924.