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Honoring New Orleans Veterans

Honoring New Orleans VeteransHonoring New Orleans VeteransHonoring New Orleans Veterans
  • Home
  • Forever Serving
  • Faces of War
  • POW
  • Holocaust Survivors
  • Civil War
  • Spanish American War
  • Ahavas Sholem
  • Bertrandville
  • Carrollton No. 1
  • Carrollton No. 2
  • Chalmette - St Bernard
  • Ellen
  • English Turn
  • Gates of Prayer
  • Hebrew Rest
  • Lafayette No. 1
  • Lafayette No. 2
  • Masonic
  • Merrit
  • Mount Olivet
  • Promise Land
  • St Bernard Catholic
  • St Joseph No. 1
  • St Joseph No. 2
  • St Louis No 2
  • St Roch
  • St Vincent dePaul Piety
  • Valence
  • Verret
  • Spirit 03
  • Restoring Dignity

Promise Land Cemetery

Promise Land Cemetery is a very small, family oriented, cemetery on the Eastbank of Plaquemines Parish. It is located between the towns of Dalcour and Greenwood.


It was donated to the people of the community in 1890 by Mr Joseph F Meyer and his wife, Angele C Meyer.


There are 21 veterans buried here, 20 of which are war veterans.


1 Veteran Killed In Action in the Vietnam War

3 Veterans of World War I

13 Veterans of World War II

1 Veteran of the Korean War

3 Veterans of the Vietnam War

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World War 1 Veterans

World War II Veterans List

World War II Veterans

Korean War Veteran

Vietnam War Veterans

Non War Veteran

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Veterans Location In The Cemetery

We have the location in the cemetery of all the veterans documented here.


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