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The UsGenWeb Project Louisiana Archives GRAND JURY LIST This page was last updated on Friday, 22-Sep-2023 15:07:49 EDT
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List of grand and petit jurors drawn for the criminal term of the 18th Judicial District court, in and for the parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, commencing Monday April 15, 1901 |
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| Juror and ward: April 22nd | |
| JUROR | WARD |
| Honore Sonnier | 1 |
| A.E. Lee | 4 |
| Jean Gay | 4 |
| Clemile Doucet | 4 |
| Willie Post | 1 |
| Lastie Smith | 2 |
| T.A. Potts | 3 |
| Adolph Miller | 3 |
| Sherman Cornette | 1 |
| David Levy | 1 |
| John A. Gould | 6 |
| Theogene P. Richard | 3 |
| Cyprien Guidry | 5 |
| Nathaniel Faulk | 6 |
| J.J. Bradley | 6 |
| Antoine Sonnier | 1 |
| J.R. Roller | 6 |
| P.C. Smith | 5 |
| Tilib Vincent | 5 |
| John Martin | 4 |
| H.R. Silvernail | 6 |
| Henry Loewer | 6 |
| Edgar Meche | 2 |
| Paul Tromp | 4 |
| Samuel Hornsby | 3 |
| Robert Fairley | 6 |
| Hebert Landry, Jr. | 5 |
| Beauregard Besse | 1 |
| T.J. Robinson | 2 |
| W.L. Stagg | 3 |
| Juror and ward: April 29th | |
| Raymond Richard | 1 |
| Gesnar Breaux | 1 |
| C.O. Hundley | 3 |
| J.N. Young | 3 |
| Jules Gilbert | 1 |
| John Morgan | 4 |
| J.A Bergeron | 3 |
| Theogene Leger | 5 |
| Plenny Prud’homme | 3 |
| Joseph O. Comeaux | 3 |
| Abner Hoffpauir | 1 |
| Wilfred Johnson | 2 |
| Frank Hinkle | 6 |
| George Door | 6 |
| E.B. Christian | 6 |
| Chas. Melancon | 2 |
| Will Lewis | 6 |
| James Stakes | 3 |
| Jules Jardel | 5 |
| Elridge Welsh | 2 |
| Clifton Milligan | 2 |
| W.S. Gault | 5 |
| E. Maignaud | 5 |
| R.K. Harman | 6 |
| C.B. Vogan | 5 |
| John P. Fruge | 5 |
| Joseph Stelly | 1 |
| Sosthene Broussard | 1 |
| Ursin Caruthers | 1 |
| Solomon Laughlin | 4 |
| Signed: C. L. Crippen, A.J. Mauboules, B.M. Lambert, J.S. Arceneaux – Jury Commissionrs | |
| DISTRICT COURT CONVENES | |
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The April term was opened Monday by Judge DeBallion. The grand jury was empanelled and a long docket of important cases will occupy the attention of the court for some time. In his charge to the grand jury this morning Judge DeBallion called to their especial attention to the delapitated condition of the present court house. He charged them that it was a part of their duty to inspect the public building and that the present building was both inadequate and unsafe. Issac Hayes was exempt from jury duty, A.L. Chappuis was excused for H.W. Lackey. The following jury was drawn and is now in session: J.D. Belton, foreman; W.A. Lyons, G.S. Norton, Henry Redlick, M.W. Marshall, B.F. Carper, Emile Daboval, jr., Jules Menou, paul Fremeaux, Homer Broussard, Jr., J.E. Daigle, E.S. Legnnion. The following cases were brought over from last term were fixed for trial:
CIVIL DOCKET
Tuesday’s session
TRUE BILLS
NOT TRUE BILLS
CRIMINAL DOCKET
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