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fontenot + family, 1961
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fontenot + family, 1961
This is the St. Ann’s Old Cemetery, which might mean you have to be old to be buried here. Or – and this might be slightly more likely – this cemetery got full and St. Ann got herself a new place. Numa and Emily Fontenot, who were born in the 1860s, were pioneer settlers of Mamou. They had ten children (and needed a giant family tomb). And I can tell you that their son Duma had a festive party in 1963 for his 77th birthday. According to the Vill…
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