HANLEY GENEALOGY



HANLEY GENEALOGY

 Some of the Cajun surnames in our Genealogy:

  • Toups                     [TOOPS] 
  • GAUDET               [GO-day]
  • Breaux                   [BROE]
  • Bourgeois              [BOOJ-wah]
  • DeFELICE             [Deh-Fuh-LEESE] 
  • GUILLOT               [GEE-Yat]
  • BAUDOIN              [BOE-dwan]


John P. Sr. HANLEY (my great grandfather, he died before I was born)
      b. 1882 : Lockport, Lafourche, LA
      Occupation: Conductor SP Railroad
      Married to: Anna Hanley (my great-grandmother. she died when I was about 6, 
                                                              everyone called her mah-MEE)
            b. 1930: Lockport, LA

 Parents of:
      Lawrence Anthony Hanley (my Pawpaw, aka "Prof" as in professor)
                        b. 1906 St. Martinville, LA
                        d. SEP 26, 1983 Lockport LA; age 77
      Married to: Mae Ann Toups [TOOPS] (my Mawmaw)
                        b. 1907- Jan 1987 (age: 80) Raceland, La
                         She was born somewhere in Mexico 
                              while her parents (Leo & Louisa) where on vacation there.
            Mae's Father: Leopold Louis Toups  1878-1929 Lafourche Parish,LA
                        His parents: 
                        Father: Paulin TOUPS 1853-? Lafourche Parish,LA 
                        Mother: Louisa GAUDET [GO-day]
            Mae's Mother: Julia M. Breaux [BROE]
                  Mae's siblings:
                        Ward (brother)- Uncle Ward lived across the street from Lawrence & Mae (my mawmaw and pawpaw). I'd hang out with him as he rocked his chair on the screened-in porch. We would laugh and laugh.
                        Marie 
                        Marguerite 
                        Fanella 
                        Vera 
                        Paul (died in WWII)

NamePaul A Toups
BornApril 5, 1921
FromJefferson Parish, Louisiana
WarWorld War II
BranchUS Army Air Corps
RankFirst Lieutenant
SpecialtyPilot
Group367th Fighter Group, 
   393rd Fighter Squadron
DeathDecember 26, 1944 (age 27)
CauseHis plane was shot down, Killed in Action.
See the 'Battle of the Bulge'
Awarded
★ Air Medal
★ Purple Heart
                  Father of Mae's Mother:
                    Philip BREAUX  Lafourche Parish,LA

       Lawrence & Mae's children :
            James "Jim" Lawrence Hanley (my dad), Lockport > Thibodaux
            Janet Stelzmann, Lockport > Tampa, FL

       Lawrence's (pawpaw's) Brothers and Sisters:
            Dr. Robert "Bobby" HANLEY (General Practitioner)
            Lionel HANLEY
            Dr. Flemming HANLEY (Oral Surgeon) West Palm Beach, FL

             Anna Bourgeois [BOOJ-wah] 1912-2008 (age: 96)
                  F.J.'s mother
                      Holy Savior Catholic Church Cemetery, Lockport
She was a retired second-grade teacher for 30 years for the Lafourche Parish School Board. She was one of eleven children of whom ten received college degrees producing three doctors and six educators. She began her teaching career in 1931 at Cut Off High School and retired in 1973 from Lockport Lower Elementary. In her early years of teaching she coached Lockport girls high school basketball as a volunteer coach winning District Champs two years in a row. She was an avid LSU sports fan and enjoyed many years of attending LSU football games in Baton Rouge and away games. When she was not able to attend anymore she enjoyed watching the games on TV and every morning she enjoyed drinking her coffee and reading the sports section in the newspaper. 

             Lolita Catherine DeFELICE [Deh-Fuh-LEESE] 1917-2009
                  Saint Marys Cemetery, Raceland 34495022
                  survived by son, Dave J. DeFelice Jr. and wife, Mona, of Raceland. She was very active in the community and was selected Family of the Year and Woman of the Year. She was a lifelong fan and supporter of LSU. 

             Alice MILLER 
            Maude Agnes KRINGEL
                  b. Arnaudville, St. Martin/St. Landry Parishes, LA
                  1900-1984  (age: 84)
                  West Palm Beach, FL 
            Dr. Patrick HANLEY,  New Orleans.
            William "Bill" Louis HANLEY d. age 77, Baton Rouge
                  retired teacher and supervisor in East Baton Rouge Parish

 Other HANLEY & TOUPS ancestors born before 1850:
 - Louis GAUDET [GO-day]
 - Elisa GUILLOT [GEE-Yat]
 - Victorin TOUPS 
 - Marie Aimee TOUPS
 - Telesphore TOUPS b: 1792 in Les Allemands,St. Charles,LA Died of yellow Fever
 - Marie Carmelite BAUDOIN [BOE-dwan] b: 1792 in Des Allemands,LA
 - Gaspard TOUPS b: 25 MAR 1755 in Les Allemands 
 - Genevieve HAYDEL b: Abt 1745 in St. Charles,LA
 - Jean Frederic TOUPS b: 17 FEB 1714/1715 in Eppingen,Baden,Germany 
 - Barbe STRIMPHEL b: Abt 1722 in St. Charles,LA









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