Baptismal Sponsors: Adelaide Gautier and Henry Gautier.
[OLV-2,
207]
Noted living with parents [Walter and Emily M.Gautier] in 1900 Federal Census: Jackson County, Mississippi -- Roll T623/812, Image #290, Enumeration District #44, Beat #4, East of line dividing Ranges 7 & 8, Sheet #12A, House #212, Family #212, enumerated June 21, 1900, by Charles E. Pabt.
Noted living with parents [Walter and Emily Gautier] in 1910 Federal Census: Jackson County, Mississippi -- Roll T624/744, Image #101, Enumeration District #64, Beat #4, East of Range line dividing ranges 7 and 8 west, Sheet #17B, House #291, Family #291, enumerated May 7, 1910, by Alfred E. Lewis.
Found:
Residence: Mississippi
Born 6 Jul 1892
Died Aug 1965
Issued: MS (Before 1951)
[Social Security Death Index]
Found: Completed a WWI Civilian Draft Registration Card
(USGENWEB -
abstracted by Raymond H. Banks).
Found: PAGE 36
There were other Pascagoulans who went off, by
themselves, for various reasons to join an outfit of their choice. Henry
Gautier joined the 24th Mississippi Battalion and L. N. Dantzler jointed
Woodruff's Rifles in Alabama. But the outfit to join was the pride of
Pascagoula, the Twiggs Rifles. Most of the famous old names of Pascagoula
could
be seen on this roster: Thomas Canty, Valentine Delmas, Jr., Alfred Dupont,
Louis J. Frederic, Arthur Krebs, Erasmus Griffin, Henry Gautier and David
Trehern.
[PASCAGOULA, SINGING RIVER CITY, Jay Higginbotham, Gill Press,
Mobile, August, 1967]