Alphabet File page 204
Kirk, Contractor, of Bay St. Louis, is in Pearlington, having recently taken the contract for the erection of Mr. T. M. Favre's house. It is needless to say it will be a work of art. (SCE 1-13-1894)
Kirk, E. B. Contractor who built first school building. (SCEJUB42P27).
Kirk, Mr. Laren O., one of our most graceful cyclists, departed last Wednesday on a visit to the Chicago Exposition. His absence is much regretted. (SCE, 6-17-1893)
Kirk, Mr. R. J., Mr. Leon Cepdepon, and Mr. T. Whitney visited New Orleans during the Carnival. (SCE 02/18/1893)
Kirkpatrick, E. P., 968 S. Beach (Ph 48) 974 S. Beach (Ph 49) 967 S. Beach (Ph 50, 55)
Kirsh, Master Willie is not only the mascot of the Memory baseball club, but is a musical prodigy. Only 10 years of age and performs faultlessly and beautifully on the piano and violin. This little genius is spending awhile at the Bay, delighting all who hear him. (SCE 9/17/1892)
Kirst, R. C., 303 Toulme (Ph 48 thru 50)
Kirst, Ralph, Ada Laizer, Ethel Hellbach and Alice O'Donnell, of Waveland, were among the pupils who went down to New Orleans for Carnival day. (The High School Idea, Vol 1, BSL March 1908)
Kirst, Raymond, Armand Kreig, Mary Hellbach and May Lazier, visited New Orleans during Carnival. (The High School Idea, Vol 1, BSL March 1908)
Kitteredge, J.K., Treasurer of an unknown academy. Listed as a guest of the Seaside Hotel in an article in the Picayune dated June 25, 1871. See also Boat File: "FRANCES".
Kiuislans, Mrs., and daughter, Miss Sinie, have returned from a visit to New Orleans. (SCE 8/26/1893)
Klar, Mr. and Mrs. H. and mother, Mrs. Revol, after spending a part of the summer here, returned to their home in New Orleans Wednesday (SCE 8/6/1892)
Klatte - Bourgeois, Miss Anatasie, has sent out cards announcing her marriage to Mr. Ludwig Klatte, to take place June 15th. (SCE 6/3/1893)
Bourgeois, Miss Anatasie, and Mr. Ludwig Klatte, were married in a pretty wedding in Waveland at 2 o'clock Thursday evening at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Cyrille Bourgeois. The V. Rev. Father Leduc officiated. Mr. Albert Castenade stood as groomsman with Miss Celine Bourgeios. The groom entered on the arm of Vallery Bourgeois, the bride on the arm of her father. The bride was becomingly attired in silk, and was a picture of loveliness. Mr. Klatte is highly esteemed and held in high regard by the L.& N. officials who hold him in employ. The bride is a lovable young lady of numerous good qualities both of heart and mind. Mr. and Mrs. Klate left on the west-bound train on their bridal tour. The scribe extends the newly-wedded couple abundant success in their paths of the future. Hon. D.B. Seal was present from Bay St. Louis. Among those present were Mrs. Castenade, Mrs. Cherboney, Miss Victorine Bourgeois, Miss Aline Bourgeois, Mr. Joseph Bourgeois. (SCE, 6-17-1893)
Klein, Mr. C. M., and Chas. P. Dielman, of New Orleans, were in Waveland this week. (SCE 1-13-1894)
Klein, F. B., r. R. R. Av., Clermont Harbor (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Klein, George - Recently purchased a home on Nicholson Ave. (HH Vol. I, No. 23, Feb. 2, 1973.)
Klien, Mr. Charles M., of the house of C. P. Dielman & Co., Limited, visited Waveland on Tuesday to the interest of that firm. (SCE 11-11-1893)
Klock, Mrs. Remy. (Had a lease that expired on the Clifton in Oct 1907, just before the fire in Nov.) 1908 (Mar 28 SCE). Mrs Remy Klock has leased "Nellie's Villa" for the summer season and will arrive shortly with her family.
Knight, S. R. or R. S. - At the last meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen it was decided to put on a force of policemen at night patrol the front and watch the residences of Waveland. The citizens are proud of this action of the Board and commend it highly. Mr. S. R. Knight and Mr. Robert Turcotte were appointed as policemen. This quite truly is a good selection. (SCE 8/20/1892)
Knight, Mr. R. S., was appointed on the Waveland police force Tuesday night by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. (78-1893)
Knights of Columbus, Main (Ph 48 thru 50, 55) 313 Main St., BSL (HSS 79)
Knights of Phytias - A good number of young folks from the Bay leave by the Coast train this evening for Biloxi where they will attend the ball to be given there tonight by the Knights of Phytias. (SCE 12/03/1892)
Knock Knock Cafe ____ N. Beach (Ph 48,49)
Knost, Miss Carrie, an estimable lady of Pass Christian, was here last Sunday. (SCE, 2/24/1894)
Knowles, Mrs. Andrew of New Orleans, daughter of Mrs. James W. Burns, formerly Mrs. Gaston Gardebled (Obituary SCE 25 Oct. 1946 - VF Gardebled)
Koch, Aida
WINNERS ANNOUNCED AT ST. ANN'S FAIR -Carol T. Jones was awarded a Bicentennial trip for two to Philadelphia and Washington, D. C. recently at the climas of the St. Ann Church Fair festivities.
Winners of the parade of prizes were Joyce Roche, cement lawn bench; Mary Boos, hanging planter; Aida Koch, circular saw; Clara Burst, electric drill; Loise Berger, AM-FM radio; and Judy Yarborough, Picnic pak.
Other prize winners included R. Holmes, Bicentennial doll; Ginger Horne, afghan and tote bag; Forrest Ladner, skill saw; Hazel D'Antoni, ivy planter; Richard Tocibio, box of groceries; A. I. Meyer, Mr. Coffee maker and Sam Ladner, turkey shoot.
Father Canicuis Hayes, paston, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boos and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Desilvey, fair chairmen, wish to express their appreciation to all parishioners and friends who contributed in any way to the fair. (Coast Buyers Guide - June 23, 1976)
Koch, Anna May (Mae) daughter of Christian Koch m. J.R. Biering, lived in Montana. (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Annette, b. 4/20/1861 d. 3/25/1955 daughter of Christian Koch. Kept weather station at Pearlington for the last 52 years of her life. (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Annette (see Nettie)
Koch, Annette b. 3/8/1825 d. 11/14/1886 (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Annette Netto b. 9/7/1888. Unmarked grave outside present Koch cemetery. Sister of Caroline and Pierro. Her children were Annette and Emile (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, C.D. perhaps Christian D. who wrote the diary. b. 10/12/1811 (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, C. D. - Editor Echo, Dear Sir: I see in your last issue of the ECHO an editorial on sheep raising on the coast, from the Ocean Springs Leader, in which the editor would like to know why Northern sheepmen don't come here, when sheep can be raised so much easier. As long as dogs are allowed to kill the sheep, no one will find profit in sheep raising. Possible at Ocean Springs there are no dogs, but here and all along the Jordan and Wolf rivers there is no place for the poor things. Five years ago I owned about 1100 sheep and they are now reduced by dogs to about 250. So, as long as our wise Supervisors prefer to let the dogs that pay no tax, kill the sheep that pay tax, I should not advise anybody to come here and try to raise sheep. Respectfully, C. D. Koch. (SCE 04/15/1893)
Koch, Christian (see separate disk for complete diary) b. Alster, Denmark. Came to Pearlington 1833/34, bought home from A.C. Russ in Logtown in 1847. Married Annette Netto, had three sons and four daughters. Wrote diary. (SCE 7/15/76 pg 1) d. 1894 unmarked grave outside present recorded cemetery. (HCHS vol. 1, no.3)
Koch, Dudley living in Algiers La. at age 95 (HCHS V1 no.3) listed with Dudley is John (Cowsley) C., b. 8/1/1885, a farmer who died 6/15/1931. (HCHS V1 #3)
To Dudley Koch, dau born July 29, 1929 (SCE 9/20/1929) (FM)
Koch, Elias, brother of George Koch's father. Unmarked grave down hill from Koch cemetery. (HCHS V1 #3)