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Koch, Emile, b. Pearlington Ms., m. Annette Summers Koch (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Emile, son of Emile and Annette Summers m. Ollie Daniels. Children were Edith, Annie, and Thomas. Emile m 2. Stella Daniels, sister of Ollie. (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Emile - Bogue Homa Lodge 3275, K. of H. (Pearlington), an interesting session. After routine business, election of officers being in order. The following were elected to serve the ensuing term: Dictator, Asa Hursey; Sitting P.D. J.S. Otis; vice dictator J.Q. Roberts; assistant dictator W.W. Wallace; Reporter W.M. Orr; F.R. M. Geiger, treasurer; Dr. C.H. Brown; Chaplain Geo. W. Parker Jr.; guide Emile Koch; guardian Amos Madison; sentinel Chas. Colsin; rept. to Grand Lodge Emile Koch; alternate Dr. C.H. Brown. (SCE 12/10/1892)
Koch, George S., b. Pearlington Ms. 1883, engineer, address Rt.3, box 504, BSL, Ms, m. Susan Adams (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, George S., b. 5/2/1908 d. 5/10/1909 (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, H.C.E. 5/16/1866 (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, H. G., r Kiln (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Koch, Nettie (Our little Nettie) b. 9/4/1876 d. 1/8/1887 (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Raymond. 956 S. Beach (1986,87 ph)
Koch, Rebecca, b. 9/22/1872 d. 3/31/1969 (HCHS V1 #3)
Koch, Richard m Carver, Irene 10-21-1908 (PC&C)
Koch, Stanley brother of George Koch's Father. Unmarked grave downhill from Koch cemetery. (HCHS V1,#3)
Koch, Ullman, was a pilot who lived in Picayune Ms. Ph. 1798-6330 Probably child of Emile and Annette Summers Koch. (HCHS V1 #3)
Koenig, Mr. Daniel, a St. Louis Commercial tourist, was at the Bay on Monday. (SCE, 1-128-1893)
Koeniger, Fred A. 636 N. Beach (Ph 50)
Koeniger, Miss Sybil A. 636 N. Beach (Ph 50-1968 )
Koepler, Mr. - Altgeld, Hon. John P., governor of Illinois, accompanied by State Treasurer R.N. Ramsay, Dr. Progne, the Governor's physician, and Mr. Koepler, confidential clerk, arrived here Friday evening direct from Ashville, N.C., where the party had been spending a week. The Chief Executive and party remained at the Bay a day or two in their own private car, and after enjoying the delights of the Bay, left for St. Augustine, Fla. Mr. Altgeld was deeply and favorably impressed with the beauty and attractiveness of the Bay and wished to have been able to prolong his stay. (SCE 02/11/1893)
Kohler, Max N. Mrs., 646 N. Beach. (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Kolstad, Richard
Richard "Ike" Olsens Kolstad, 73, a resident of Bay St.
Louis since 1964, and a native of Parkville, Minn., died
Tuesday, Nov 5, 1996.
He served in World War II on the USS Ranger, USS Wasp, the USS Hornet and the USS San Jacinto in the VT51 Squadron with
President George Bush. He also served in Korea aboard the USS Princeton, Mr. Kolstad served 16 years in the U. S. Navy and six years in the Air Force. He was a member and officer of the Post Polio Syndrome Organization, the American Legion
Post 77, and the Sergeants Association and Disabled Veterans
Association. He received the Air Medal with Cluster and various other commendations for his service in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. During the Pacific battles of
Guadalcanal, Coral Sea and Tarawa, the torpedo planes in which he served as a radio-gunner were shot down. His plane crew was responsible for the first sighting of the Japanese fleet at the battle ofSan Bernadino Straights. He also saw action at Midway, Okinawa and Layte Gulf and participated in the Mariana Turkey Shoot.
Mr. Kilstad, beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, will be missed by his wife of 51 years,
Lola Austin Kilstad, a native of Virginia, Minn. and a resident of Bay St. Louis; three daughters, Margo Campbell of Killeen, Texas, Lauly Peterson of Bay St. Louis, Karleen
Tignor of Jackwson; and two sons, Richard Kilstad of Balm,
Fll, and William Kolstad of Bay St. Louis; a sister, Ingeborg Bennett of Olympia, Wash. and two brothers, John Olsen of Olympia and Fred Olsen of Phoenix, Ariz; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
A privatae memorial service will be held Friday, Nov 29 at
Bayou LaCroix Cemetery. (SCE)
Koningslow, Mrs. and her fair daughter who received the second highest number of votes in The Echo's contest of Bay beauty and gallantry, Miss Ernestine, are spending awhile in the Crescent City. (SCE 8/6/1892)
Koningslow, Mrs. spent Thursday of last week in New Orleans. (SCE 09/16/1893)
Koningslow, Miss Ernestine - The social gayness of Union Street has been much brightened at the Koningslow residence. Miss Ernestine, the daughter of the house, has received a magnificent new piano, one that has but few equals. (SCE 09/23/1893)
Koningslow, Mr., came over from New Orleans this week on a visit to his family on Union Street. (SCE 11-11-1893)
Koppel, Flora Anna Hulme, 84, Metairie Cem. 20 Aug 1966 (CEC)
Korner, Henry Theodore Frederick, 64, 16 Nov 1904. Burial at last residence, Newport Farm on Jourdan River. (CEC)
Kosminsky & Layman, dry goods. Burned 16 Nov 1907 was in 1st floor of Planchet building West side of Front. (SCE)
Kostmayer, H. W., 424 Jeff Davis Av. Waveland (Ph 48 thru 50)
Kothmann, Henry Ofc. Hwy. 90, r 111 Felicity (Ph 55)
Kottemann, Ellie Mrs. r 498 Bch. Blvd., Waveland (Ph 55)
Kottwitz, Chas. J. r Texas Flat Rd. (Ph 55)
Kramer, George H., Washington (Ph 48-49) Watts Rd. (Ph 50) 338 Carroll (Ph 55)
Kramer, John O. r Nicholson, Waveland (Ph 55)
Kramer, R. S. Dr. r Bch. Blvd., Waveland (Ph 55)
Krankey, Albert, 322 St. John (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Krankey, Harold Mrs., 303 De Montluzin Av. (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Krebs, J. H.
Bachelors Hall kept by J. H. Krebs in front of the Louisiana Wharf, Bay Saint Louis with best accommodations. (N. O. Times, Wed Aug 22, 1866 p 9 c 5 advmt. "Hotels" -VF MJS II 00357)
Kirst, Raymond, Armand Kreig, Mary Hellbach and May Lazier, visited New Orleans during Carnival. (The High School Idea, Vol 1, BSL March 1908)
Kroening, D. W. r 149 Main (Ph 55)
Kroger, Douglas M. 348 Main St., BSL (HSS79)
Kroll, Corine, died July 24, 1929 (SCE 9/20/1929) (FM)
Kron, Blanche B., 213 Boardman Av. (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Kronwinkler, Mrs. Frank and children spent the week in New Orleans. (SCE 9/10/1892)
Among the many Bay St. Louisians who went over to New Orleans this week to attend the fights were; Messers. Chas. Taconi, Frank Kronwinkler, Chas. Breath, J. E. Saucier, Fred Masoner. (SCE 9/10/1892)
Messers. Fred Masoner and Frank Kronwinkler spent Tuesday in New Orleans. (SCE - 10/1/1892)
Messrs. Fred Masoner and Frank Kronwinkler and family left for New Orleans yesterday evening. "Fred & Frank" will reopen their saloon in New Orleans, and we are told, sold their barber shop fixtures to Mr. F. Taconi, Sr. (SCE/10/08/1892)
The firm of Fred and Frank, formerly of this city, does not exist in New Orleans. The entire business has been closed. Mr. Masoner returning North and Mr. Kronwinkler moving to some Louisiana town. (SCE 01/14/1893)
Krunbhaer, Krumbaher (spelling?)
Krunbhaer, Miss Bertha of the Crescent City, is visiting her friend Miss Edna Helwege, this week. (SCE 8/6/1892)
Miss Krunbhaer, after pleasantly spending a week with Miss Ida Helwege (of Waveland), departed for her home in New Orleans this week. (SCE 8/13/1892)