DEVALCOURT, Mary Ethel (William & Estelle SMITH) b. 7 May 1903 (GC Ch.: v.4, p.102)
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Source: Southwest Louisiana Records (1750 – 1900) Book by Rev. Donald J. Hébert

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She was christened on 21 Jun 1903 in Grand Coteau, St Landry, LA.


MRS. R. R. DAILEY
3829 6TH STREET
PORT ARTHUR, TEX.
77640

Mar 25, 1982

Dear Stephen + Louise,

I was cleaning out some dresser drawers a few days ago, and found this article on the Jack de Valcourt Family, which I thought I had sent back to Estelle, Its been such a long time ago. but I'm sure you would want it. And hope you will forgive me for keeping it so long. I spent two weeks with Ralph + Mary Helen in New Orleans, in the beginning of this month. Ralph will retire March 31st. They have property on Bull Shoals Lake in Missouri, and will move up there when their house is built, they are really excited about it all and looking forward to Retirement.

Hope you + family are all well-
Love and Best Wishes from all of us-
Love
Ethel

Post Marked: BEAUMONT TX 777 29 MAR 1982

Note: The above article was about the Jack deValcourt Family.
Jack deValcourt Family First time in twelve years the John deValcourt family was all together the summer of 1965. They are shown on the front steps of their home at 501 Julia street in New Iberia. Children of Family Choose Entry Into Religious Life. SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA REGISTER.



PROMINENT SUNSET COUPLE MARRIED
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Ralph Dailey and Miss Mary Devalcourt are Wedded At Nupital Mass
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Special to the Clarion-Progress
SUNSET, La., Aug. 26,-- Ralph R. Dailey, son of Hon. J. E. Dailey, for many years a member of the St. Landry police jury from the second ward and Miss Ethel Mary Devalcourt, daughter of W. M. Devalcourt, were married in Grand Coteau at 6:30 o'clock Thursday morning at nuptial Mass. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Baehr in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives of the contracting parties. Appropriate music and singing was furnished for the occasion by the Sacred Heart Choir.

Mr. Theo Smith acted as best man while Miss Louise Dailey, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. The bride was dressed in lovely blue satin, trimmed in blue overlace.

Following a wedding breakfast, at which intimate friends and close relatives were invited. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey departed on the Southern Pacific for Galveston, and other points in Texas on their honeymoon. They will be at their home in Port Arthur after September 15th.

PAGE TWO THE DAILY CLARION-PROGRESS Saturday, August 26, 1922.

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