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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
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  • St Roch
  • St Vincent dePaul Piety
  • Valence
  • Verret
  • Spirit 03
  • Restoring Dignity

St Louis Cemetery #2

In 1820, the City Council, following the belief that the contagions of yellow fever, cholera and other pestilential diseases were spread by “miasmas” emanating from cemeteries, wanted to find a new site for a cemetery farther removed from the center of population. The Council insisted on locating a new cemetery at least 2,400 feet from the city limits and the nearest practical site, on what is now Claiborne Ave. between Canal, St. Louis and Robertson Streets, was only 1,800 feet from Rampart Street. The matter was finally settled by an enabling act of the State Legislature. The city deeded it to the wardens of the Cathedral and the site was fenced. The church consecrated it for burials in August 1823. 



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Oliver M White III

Harold G Duvigneaud

Harold G Duvigneaud

World War 2; Philippines; January 12, 1945


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Harold G Duvigneaud

Harold G Duvigneaud

Harold G Duvigneaud

World War 2; France; February 1, 1945


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Donald Glen Tuyes

Joseph Louis Favre

Joseph Louis Favre

Vietnam War; Huế, Thừa Thiên-Huế, February 7 1968


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Joseph Louis Favre

Joseph Louis Favre

Joseph Louis Favre

Korean War; USS BENNINGTON; February 7, 1968


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Veterans of multiple Wars

Veterans of multiple Wars

Veterans of multiple Wars

There are 6  veterans buried at St Louis Cemetery #2 that were involved in multiple wars.

Multiple War Veterans

Revolutionary War

Veterans of multiple Wars

Veterans of multiple Wars

There is 1 veteran of the Revolutionary War.

Don Antonio Argote Y Villalobos


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War of 1812

Veterans of multiple Wars

Seminole Wars

There are 4 veterans of the War of 1812.

War of 1812 Veterans

Seminole Wars

Mexican American Wars

Seminole Wars

There is 1 veteran of the Seminole Wars:

Jordan B. Noble


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Civil War Veteran

Mexican American Wars

Mexican American Wars

There are 2 Civil War veterans buried at St Louis #2.

Civil War Veteran

Mexican American Wars

Mexican American Wars

Mexican American Wars

There is 1 veteran of the Mexican American Wars.

Jordan B. Noble


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World War 1

World War 1

World War 1

There are 31 World War 1 veterans buried at St Louis Cemetery No 2.

World War 1 Veterans

World War 2

World War 1

World War 1

There are 42 World War 2 veterans buried in St Louis Cemetery No 2.

World War 2 Veterans

Korean War

World War 1

Vietnam War

There are 8 Korean War veterans buried in St Louis Cemetery No 2.

Korean War Veterans

Vietnam War

Non-War Veterans

Vietnam War

There are 7 Vietnam War veterans buried in St Louis Cemetery No 2. 

Vietnam War Veterans

Non-War Veterans

Non-War Veterans

Non-War Veterans

There are 13 veterans buried at St Louis Cemetery No 2 that were not involved in a war.  

Non-War Veterans

Veterans of Multiple Wars List


Veterans of Multiple Wars


Veterans of the War of 1812 List


Veterans of the War of 1812


World War 1 Veterans List


World War 1 Veterans


World War 2 Veterans List


World War 2 Veterans


Korean War Veterans List


Korean War Veterans


Vietnam War Veterans List


Vietnam War Veterans


Non-War Veterans List


Non-War Veterans

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