CLOTIAUX FAMILY OF SO. LOUISIANA & SE TEXAS - Person Sheet
CLOTIAUX FAMILY OF SO. LOUISIANA & SE TEXAS - Person Sheet
NameMarie Alice MOUTON 
BurialJan 1920
ReligionRoman Catholic
Family ID1.01.01.04.04W
ID No.20.04W
SurnameMouton
ResidenceLafayette Parish, LA (Youngsville - 1889; Carencro - 1895); Vermilion Parish, LA (Maurice - 1871, 1920)
FatherVeliour MOUTON
MotherMaria DAIGUE
Spouses
BurialFeb 1924
OccupationOn 4 Jun 1908 Victorin Clotiaux became a constable in Lafayette Parish, LA; Carpenter in Texas; In 1913 guarded cattle for J. L. Hebert Company and for Thomas Robinson13
ReligionRoman Catholic
Family ID1.01.01.04.04
ID No.20.04
SurnameClotiaux
ResidenceLafayette Parish, LA (Youngsville - 1868, 1889; Carencro - 1895; Milton - 1924); Vermilion Parish, LA (Maurice)
FatherFrançois Mathurin CLOTIAUX (1840-1896)
MotherMarie Seraphine DUHON (1843-1917)
ChildrenJeanne Marie (1889-)
Angelle (1890-1965)
Cecile (1892-1972)
Ozee (1894-1946)
Romain C. (1895-1962)
Romuald Victor (1898-1990)
Sabin Clyde (1900-1965)
Gaston (1903-1988)
Adele (1905-1975)
Notes for Marie Alice MOUTON
Marie Alice Mouton was short woman with a heavy build. She weighed approximately 300 pounds13.
In 1912 she moved with her family to Robinson’s farm at Sabine Pass, Jefferson County, TX from Youngsville, Lafayette Parish, LA13.
In 1916 she moved to Beaumont, Jefferson Parish, TX and lived with Cecile Clotiaux and Abel Lacouture - who were next door to Ozie Clotiaux on the Old Voth Road13.
Marie Alice Mouton died on 7 Jan 1920 of a kidney infection while living with Cecile Clotiaux on Cartwright Street in Beaumont, Jefferson Parish, TX13.
In 1912 she moved with her family to Robinson’s farm at Sabine Pass, Jefferson County, TX from Youngsville, Lafayette Parish, LA13.
In 1916 she moved to Beaumont, Jefferson Parish, TX and lived with Cecile Clotiaux and Abel Lacouture - who were next door to Ozie Clotiaux on the Old Voth Road13.
Marie Alice Mouton died on 7 Jan 1920 of a kidney infection while living with Cecile Clotiaux on Cartwright Street in Beaumont, Jefferson Parish, TX13.
Questions/Errors notes for Marie Alice MOUTON
Sources differ on the place of death of Marie Alice Mouton. One source3256 list that she died in Vermilion Parish, LA while a second source13 gives her place of death as Beaumont, Jefferson Parish, LA. I am unsure which is correct.
Names notes for Marie Alice MOUTON
Marie Alice Mouton
Alicia Mouton
Alice Mouton
Alice Meaux
Alicia Mouton
Alice Mouton
Alice Meaux
Notes for Victorin (Spouse 1)
Victorin Clotiaux and Victorine Clotiaux were twins13.
Victorin Clotiaux had a slender build, was 5 foot, 10 inches tall, weighed 135 pounds, had a hat size of 6 and 7/8 inches, had a waist size of 32 inches, had a shoe size of 7 and had a collar size of 16.5 inches13.
Victorin Clotiaux was a practial joker13.
On 4 Jun 1908 Victorin Clotiaux became a constable in Lafayette Parish, LA13.
In Texas he was a carpenter13.
Victorin Clotiaux died at his daughter Angelle’s home in Milton, Lafayette Parish, LA where he slept in his grandson Boaz’s bed13.
After moving his family from Sabine Pass, Jefferson County, TX on 16 Dec 1913, he took a job for J. L. Hebert Company for $60 per month and for Thomas Robinson for $15 per month to guard their cattle13.
Notes from the little black book of Victorin Clotiaux revealed that on a Saturday night in February 1912 Victorin Clotiaux witnessed a fight between Emile Duhon and Alphie Broussard. In May 1912 he arrested Valerin Broussard for exposing himself - which was witnessed by Frank and Gabriel Trahan13.
Victorin Clotiaux had a slender build, was 5 foot, 10 inches tall, weighed 135 pounds, had a hat size of 6 and 7/8 inches, had a waist size of 32 inches, had a shoe size of 7 and had a collar size of 16.5 inches13.
Victorin Clotiaux was a practial joker13.
On 4 Jun 1908 Victorin Clotiaux became a constable in Lafayette Parish, LA13.
In Texas he was a carpenter13.
Victorin Clotiaux died at his daughter Angelle’s home in Milton, Lafayette Parish, LA where he slept in his grandson Boaz’s bed13.
After moving his family from Sabine Pass, Jefferson County, TX on 16 Dec 1913, he took a job for J. L. Hebert Company for $60 per month and for Thomas Robinson for $15 per month to guard their cattle13.
Notes from the little black book of Victorin Clotiaux revealed that on a Saturday night in February 1912 Victorin Clotiaux witnessed a fight between Emile Duhon and Alphie Broussard. In May 1912 he arrested Valerin Broussard for exposing himself - which was witnessed by Frank and Gabriel Trahan13.
Questions/Errors notes for Victorin (Spouse 1)
None
Names notes for Victorin (Spouse 1)
Victorin Clotiaux
Victorin Clostiaux
Victorin Clotioux
Victorin Claudiau
Victorin Clotian
Victorin Clotio
Victorin Clautiaux
Victorin Claudio
Victorin Clothio
Victorin Clotio
Victorin Clostiaux
Victorin Clotioux
Victorin Claudiau
Victorin Clotian
Victorin Clotio
Victorin Clautiaux
Victorin Claudio
Victorin Clothio
Victorin Clotio