Lucien Locke Martin
Son of:
Edmond Martin
and
Cecilia Acadie Mouton Martin
Step-daughter of:
Armide (Mouton) Martin
Death Notice.
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, November 11, 1910
Page 1, Column 4
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Fatal Accident
"Locke Martin, aged about 23 years, son of Police Juror Edmond Martin, of the third ward, was fatally injured Monday night about nine o'clock. While near a syrup mill at Mouton Switch his coat became caught in the cogs and he was drawn into the machinery, his side and back being badly crushed. He died of his injuries Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at St. John's church."
Death Notice.
THE LOWER COAST GAZETTE
Point-a-la-Hache, Louisiana
Published Saturday, November 26, 1910
Page 1, Column 1
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Fatally injured in a Cane Mill.
"Lafayette.--Lock martin, 23 years old, who was mangled in the machinery of a syrup mill at Mouton Switch, is dead. He was not employed at the mill, but was showing a man how to feed the cane crushers, when his clothes caught in the machinery."
Burial:
CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
CEMETERY AND BURIAL RECORDS
Cemetery 1822-1998
Funerals 1860 to 1995
Compiled by Shelby Mier and Betty Mier; St. John Cathedral Cemetery Commission (Lafayette, La.)
Dedicated to: Monsignor George Anthony Bodin
----------------------------------------------
"Martin, Lucien Locke 23, Burial 10 Nov 1910'
Son of:
Edmond Martin
and
Cecilia Acadie Mouton Martin
Step-daughter of:
Armide (Mouton) Martin
Death Notice.
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, November 11, 1910
Page 1, Column 4
-------------------------
Fatal Accident
"Locke Martin, aged about 23 years, son of Police Juror Edmond Martin, of the third ward, was fatally injured Monday night about nine o'clock. While near a syrup mill at Mouton Switch his coat became caught in the cogs and he was drawn into the machinery, his side and back being badly crushed. He died of his injuries Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at St. John's church."
Death Notice.
THE LOWER COAST GAZETTE
Point-a-la-Hache, Louisiana
Published Saturday, November 26, 1910
Page 1, Column 1
-------------------------
Fatally injured in a Cane Mill.
"Lafayette.--Lock martin, 23 years old, who was mangled in the machinery of a syrup mill at Mouton Switch, is dead. He was not employed at the mill, but was showing a man how to feed the cane crushers, when his clothes caught in the machinery."
Burial:
CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
CEMETERY AND BURIAL RECORDS
Cemetery 1822-1998
Funerals 1860 to 1995
Compiled by Shelby Mier and Betty Mier; St. John Cathedral Cemetery Commission (Lafayette, La.)
Dedicated to: Monsignor George Anthony Bodin
----------------------------------------------
"Martin, Lucien Locke 23, Burial 10 Nov 1910'
Lucien Locke Martin
Son of:
Edmond Martin
and
Cecilia Acadie Mouton Martin
Step-daughter of:
Armide (Mouton) Martin
Death Notice.
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, November 11, 1910
Page 1, Column 4
-------------------------
Fatal Accident
"Locke Martin, aged about 23 years, son of Police Juror Edmond Martin, of the third ward, was fatally injured Monday night about nine o'clock. While near a syrup mill at Mouton Switch his coat became caught in the cogs and he was drawn into the machinery, his side and back being badly crushed. He died of his injuries Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at St. John's church."
Death Notice.
THE LOWER COAST GAZETTE
Point-a-la-Hache, Louisiana
Published Saturday, November 26, 1910
Page 1, Column 1
-------------------------
Fatally injured in a Cane Mill.
"Lafayette.--Lock martin, 23 years old, who was mangled in the machinery of a syrup mill at Mouton Switch, is dead. He was not employed at the mill, but was showing a man how to feed the cane crushers, when his clothes caught in the machinery."
Burial:
CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
CEMETERY AND BURIAL RECORDS
Cemetery 1822-1998
Funerals 1860 to 1995
Compiled by Shelby Mier and Betty Mier; St. John Cathedral Cemetery Commission (Lafayette, La.)
Dedicated to: Monsignor George Anthony Bodin
----------------------------------------------
"Martin, Lucien Locke 23, Burial 10 Nov 1910'
Son of:
Edmond Martin
and
Cecilia Acadie Mouton Martin
Step-daughter of:
Armide (Mouton) Martin
Death Notice.
THE LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER
Lafayette, Louisiana
Published Friday, November 11, 1910
Page 1, Column 4
-------------------------
Fatal Accident
"Locke Martin, aged about 23 years, son of Police Juror Edmond Martin, of the third ward, was fatally injured Monday night about nine o'clock. While near a syrup mill at Mouton Switch his coat became caught in the cogs and he was drawn into the machinery, his side and back being badly crushed. He died of his injuries Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at St. John's church."
Death Notice.
THE LOWER COAST GAZETTE
Point-a-la-Hache, Louisiana
Published Saturday, November 26, 1910
Page 1, Column 1
-------------------------
Fatally injured in a Cane Mill.
"Lafayette.--Lock martin, 23 years old, who was mangled in the machinery of a syrup mill at Mouton Switch, is dead. He was not employed at the mill, but was showing a man how to feed the cane crushers, when his clothes caught in the machinery."
Burial:
CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
CEMETERY AND BURIAL RECORDS
Cemetery 1822-1998
Funerals 1860 to 1995
Compiled by Shelby Mier and Betty Mier; St. John Cathedral Cemetery Commission (Lafayette, La.)
Dedicated to: Monsignor George Anthony Bodin
----------------------------------------------
"Martin, Lucien Locke 23, Burial 10 Nov 1910'
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