Mrs. Jastremski was a woman of unusual mental attainments, and took a prominent part in the literary, social and club life of the city and state. For many years she was a regular contributor to the press of Louisiana and was well known as a gifted writer.
Mrs. Jastremski was a woman of unusual mental attainments, and took a prominent part in the literary, social and club life of the city and state. For many years she was a regular contributor to the press of Louisiana and was well known as a gifted writer.
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Thomas Thompson Land Jr
1840–1884
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Alfred Dillingham Land Sr
1842–1917
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Margaret Esther Land
1842–1853
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Charles Andrew Land Sr
1845–1927
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Edward Swanson Land
1847–1848
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Mary Eliza Land
1849–1851
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William Hunter Johnson Land
1851–1852
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William Edward Land
1854–1865
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Margaret May "Maggie" Land Wilson
1856–1938
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David Thompson Land
1857–1929
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Caroline Elizabeth "Carrie" Land
1860–1864
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John Rutherford Land I
1862–1941
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