BUTAUD FAMILY OF SOUTH LOUISIANA & SE TEXAS - Person Sheet
BUTAUD FAMILY OF SOUTH LOUISIANA & SE TEXAS - Person Sheet
NameLula Mae LACOUTURE 
Death3 May 20036016
BurialMay 2003
OccupationHouswife and mother; Worked in family grocery store in Texas City, Galveston County, TX13
Family ID1.01.01.04.04.03.04
SurnameLacouture
ResidenceJefferson County, TX (Beaumont - 1917); Harris County, TX (Houston - 1941); Orleans Parish, LA (New Orleans - 1943)
FatherAbel LACOUTURE (1890-1947)
MotherCecile CLOTIAUX (1892-1972)
Spouses
OccupationOwned small grocery store in Texas City, Galveston County, TX beginning about 194713
Family ID1.01.01.04.04.03.04H
SurnameSavage
ResidenceAvoyelles Parish, LA (Bunkie - 1906); Harris County, TX (Houston - 1941); Orleans Parish, LA (New Orleans - 1943); Galveston County, TX (La Marque - 1981)
ChildrenSamuel (1941-)
Gerald Lewis (1943-)
Notes for Lula Mae LACOUTURE
Lula Mae Lacouture resided at 3100 Blessing Court #106 in Bedford, Tarrant County, TX 76021. Her telephone number was 817- 545-066313.
About 1947 Samuel Savage with his wife and children moved to Texas City, Galveston County, TX where he opened a small grocery store. Lula Mae Lacouture worked in the grocery store and raised the children in the warehouse of the store. The family was in Texas City, TX when the major disaster occurred (ship of fertilizer exploded). About 1951 they were able to move to a new home in La Marque, Galveston County, TX and life became a little more normal for the family. She became a fulltime, great cook and a ‘taxi’ for the boys13.
Lula Mae Lacouture will be remembered by her family and friends as a woman of “class”. Her dress, home, humor and wit along with the drive to make those around her happy were her identifying traits. Anyone spending time with Lula Mae quickly discovered her pride and devotion to her immediate family13.
About 1947 Samuel Savage with his wife and children moved to Texas City, Galveston County, TX where he opened a small grocery store. Lula Mae Lacouture worked in the grocery store and raised the children in the warehouse of the store. The family was in Texas City, TX when the major disaster occurred (ship of fertilizer exploded). About 1951 they were able to move to a new home in La Marque, Galveston County, TX and life became a little more normal for the family. She became a fulltime, great cook and a ‘taxi’ for the boys13.
Lula Mae Lacouture will be remembered by her family and friends as a woman of “class”. Her dress, home, humor and wit along with the drive to make those around her happy were her identifying traits. Anyone spending time with Lula Mae quickly discovered her pride and devotion to her immediate family13.
Questions/Errors notes for Lula Mae LACOUTURE
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Names notes for Lula Mae LACOUTURE
Lula Mae Lacouture
Lulu Mae Lacouture
Lulu May Lacouture
Lulu Mae Lacouture
Lulu May Lacouture
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
About 1947 Samuel Savage with his wife and children moved to Texas City, Galveston County, TX where he opened a small grocery store. Lula Mae Lacouture worked in the grocery store and raised the children in the warehouse of the store. The family was in Texas City, TX when the major disaster occurred (ship of fertilizer exploded). About 1951 they were able to move to a new home in La Marque, Galveston County, TX and life became a little more normal for the family. She became a fulltime, great cook and a ‘taxi’ for the boys13.
Questions/Errors notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
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Names notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
Samuel Savage