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From: "Lsu Edu Msn" <>
Subject: Re: [LA-LGHS] Information on Catholic schools
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 22:03:42 -0600
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Anna,

There was a Pierre Landry who was Mayor of Donaldsonville and he started
some schools and was on the public school board.

Regards - Gary

Anna,
I think you need to find the parish church that the school was affiliated
with. I did some volunteering in my old church parish (St. Lawrence the
Martyr, Metairie) and their shool has been closed for about 8 years, and all
the school records are stored at the church rectory.

I am not aware of a J.M. Landry school from New Orleans. I also have an 82
yr old aunt living with me who lived all her life in New Orleans until being
displaced by Hurricane Katrina and she does not remember a J.M. Landry
shool, Catholic nor public.

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