Historical Markers in St. Gabriel, Louisiana

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Historical Markers in St. Gabriel, Louisiana

1 ► Louisiana, Iberville Parish, St. Gabriel — Bayou Paul Colored School —

Established by the United Sons and Daughters Benevolent Society, the Bayou Paul Colored School provided elementary education for African-American children in the Bayou Paul community and served as a meeting hall for the Society. The Society built . . . — — Map (db m92741) HM

2 ► Louisiana, Iberville Parish, St. Gabriel — Capt. Pierre Joseph Landry —

Co. B - Meriam's Reg't. Louisiana Militia War of 1812 Born - Jan. 9, 1770, St. Servan, France Died - Mar. 14, 1843, Iberville Parish, Louisiana Buried - Old St. Gabriel Church Cemetery St. Gabriel, Louisiana Migrated to Iberville Parish in 1785 . . . — — Map (db m108798) HM

3 ► Louisiana, Iberville Parish, St. Gabriel — St - Gabriel — (1761-1763) —

Eglise de la côte d'Iberville construite en 1769 par les exilés acadiens. En 1773 elle était sur le Manchac espagnol offert par ce gouvernement. Des colons allemands arrivèrent du Maryland en 1784. English . . . — — Map (db m85716) HM

4 ► Louisiana, Iberville Parish, St. Gabriel — St. Gabriel Church —

Acadian exiles arrived from Maryland in 1767 and were given Spanish land grants as was the church. The church was built by Louis LeConte a builder from Lafourche between November 1774 and July 1776 aided by the settlers. The Acadians brought and . . . — — Map (db m127916) HM

5 ► Louisiana, Iberville Parish, St. Gabriel — The Old Saint Gabriel Church —

In 1699 Pierre Lemoyne, Sieur D'Iberville, father of Louisiana, explored the Mississippi and its distributary the Ascantia, later called Bayou Manchac. By 1758 exiled Acadians had settled at Manchac. They soon built upstream this cypress church, . . . — — Map (db m127915) HM

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