BIRTH NAME: Georgia Alice Solares
[known as Alice - Spanish phonetically = Al-eese]
BIRTH: 1896 02 24 New Orleans
FATHER: Ramon Solares
MOTHER: Honorine Georgina Mary Houidobre "Marie"
SIBLINGS: Ramon Pedro Solares Jr *
Joseph Maria Solares "Pep" *
Esperanza Magdalena Solares "Nina" *
John Roman Solares *
Seraphin Francisco Solares "Frank" *
Modesto Arcadio Solares "Dutch" *
Maria Marguerite Solares "Maggie" *
Clemence Solares "Clem"
* Half sibling to children of Juana Vinet
MARRIAGE: none
VOCATION: unknown
DEATH: 1947 10 06 New Orleans
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Alice Solares about 1908 age 12
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1896 - New Orleans, Louisiana Birth Records Index, 1790-1899
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Given: George Alice [1]
Surname: Solares
Father: Ramon, Jr. [2]
Mother: Georgia Houidohe [3]
Sex: F
Color: W
Birth Date:24 Feb 1896
Volume: 106 Page: 922
Be it remembered, That on this day to=wit: the Twentieth of March
in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Six and the
One Hundred and 20 of the independence of the United States of America,
before me, S. R. OLLIPHANT, M.D., President Board of Health
and Ex-Officio Recorder of Births, Deaths and Marriages,
in and for the Parish and City of New Orleans, personally appeared
Ramon Solares Jr, native of this city
residing at Corner Mandeville & Royal Sts who hereby declares, that
on the twenty fourth day of last month (24 Feb 1896) at his
residence was born a female child, named
Georgia Alice Solares (white)
lawful issue of deponent a native of this city
aged 48 years, occupation Merchant and Georgia H.
Houidobre a native of this city, aged 30 years,
Thus done at New orleans, in the presence of the aforesaid R Solares Jr
as also in that of Messrs. P.H.Lanauze & illegible both of this City
witnesses, by me requested so to be, who have hereunto set their hands,
together with me, after due reading hereof, the day,
month and year first above written.
[sig] Ramon Solares Jr. [sig stamp] S. R. Olliphant, M.D.
President Board of Health and Ex-Officio Recorder
[sig] P Henry Lanauze ....... Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20 day of
} Witnesses March 1896
[sig] illegible .......... [sig] P H Lanauze Deputy Recorder
[Author notes:
[1] Given name is Georgia, not George - see certificate
[2] Ramon Solares JR, is the deponent who appeared personally to record the birth of
Alice. He was not the father as the Recorder mistakenly wrote. Alice was the lawful issue of
Ramon Solares, age 48 at the time of her birth and recording. The deponent, Ramon Solares Jr.
was born in 1872. He was only 24 at this time.
[3] Mother's name is butchered. Given name is Georgina, surname is Houidobre
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US Census - New Orleans, Louisiana
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Name Rel Age Born Place Father Mother
Census 1900 Alice, Dau 1897 NOLA Ramon Solares 62 Marie Solares 36
Census 1910 Alice, Dau 14 = 1896 LA (deceased) Georgian (as listed)
Census 1920 Alice, Dau 23 = 1897 NOLA (deceased) Marie Solares
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1947 - New Orleans, Louisiana, Death Certificate
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Certificate of Death - State File No 5 585
Personal Data of Deceased
Name: Solares, Alice Georgina
Date of Death: 10-6-1947 5 AM
Sex: Female
Color: White
Status: Single
Husband: n/a
Date of Birth: 2-24-1896
Age of Dec. 51 years 7 months 13 days
Birthplace: New Orleans La.
Occupation: Housewife [1]
Place of Death: Algiers, New Orleans
City: New Orleans
Parish: Orleans
Location: Touro Shakspeare Home [2]
Street Address: 2651 Gen Meyer Ave
Parents
Name of Father: Ramon Solares
Birthplace: Spain
Name of Mother: Mary Houidobre
Birthplace: New Orleans
Cause of Death: Bronchio Pneumonia,[3] old Cerebral hemorhage [2]
Physician's Certification: A. F. Broch? 10-6-1947
Funeral Dir Cert: 10-7-47
Place of Burial: St Louis III [cemetery]
Funeral Dir: F. Laudumiey & Co 1225 N Rampart St by J J Avery
Signature of Registrar: John M WHitney MD
[Author notes:
[1] record says housewife but never married.
[2] Physician attended Alice at Touro Shakspeare Home from 1939 until death in 1947.
It was a nursing home. Probably the "Old Cerebral Hemorhage" noted by physician incapacitated
Alice in 1939 and she lived out her life there. The Touro Shakspeare NUrsing Home is still operational in 2006.}
[3] http://www.antiquusmorbus.com: Broncho-Pneumonia
Is inflammation of the lung tissue, associated with catarrh and with marked evidences
of inflammation of bronchial membranes, often chronic; -- also called lobular pneumonia,
from its affecting single lobules at a time. [Webster]
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1939 to 1947 - Touro Shakespeare Home
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http://www.hospital-data.com/hospitals/TOURO-SHAKSPEARE-NH-NEW-ORLEANS.html
TOURO SHAKSPEARE NH
2621 GENERAL MEYER AVENUE
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70114
RELIGIOUS NONMEDICAL HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS SNF/NF (DISTINCT PART)
Services provided by TOURO SHAKSPEARE NH:
* Activities services are provided onsite to residents
* Clinical laboratory services are provided onsite to residents
* Dental services are provided onsite to residents
* Dietary services are provided onsite to residents
* Housekeeping services are provided onsite to residents
* Nursing services are provided onsite to residents
* Occupational therapy services are provided onsite to residents
* Pharmacy services are provided onsite to residents
* Physical therapy services are provided onsite to residents
* Physician services are provided onsite to residents
* Podiatry services are provided onsite to residents
* Social work services are provided onsite to residents
* Speech/language pathology services are provided onsite to residents
* Diagnostic xray services are provided onsite to residents
http://www.touroshakspearecenter.com/
ABOUT US
Dating back to 1932, our Gothic-styled building has consistently provided residential care for
indigent, convalescing elderly, chronically ill and disabled Americans, including U. S. Veterans.
The building features a nondenominational chapel with a 20 foot domed ceiling and stained glass
windows, an enclosed courtyard and shaded lawns.
Located on General Meyer Avenue in Algiers, a community west of New Orleans, Louisiana,
Touro Shakspeare is owned by the City of New Orleans and managed by Touro Shakspeare, Inc.
This team of health care professionals, licensed by Louisiana's State Department of Hospitals,
strives to provide a consistent, quality continuum of care in medical services and social
activities for our residents.
The facility, to care for the "indigent homeless,” was the result of a bequest by Judah Touro,
a local merchant and philanthropist in New Orleans. The original three-story building was erected
on Louisa Street to honor his bequest in 1862 and cared for approximately 300 indigent persons.
During the Great Depression, the current facility was erected and due to time and circumstances,
the city of New Orleans accepted the financial responsibility of the home. Based on the
philosophy of social welfare of the times and the needs of the community, the facility
evolved into a home for the elderly and later, an institution for the general nursing care
of women and men and remained so until Hurricane Katrina. We successfully evacuated all of
our patients to safety during Katrina and suffered NO LOSS OF LIFE during the evacuation.
Today, Touro Shakspeare Centre is currently seeking to work with charitable organizations,
non-profits and corporations to preserve and build on the strengths of our facility and its’
heritage to the community. We are working diligently to re-patriate our 120 residents back
home, post-Katrina and to serve as a focal point for elderly and senior adult services in
Greater New Orleans. Our management team is committed and resolved to recruit, coordinate,
amplify and consolidate resources from corporate, non-profit, community and grass roots
organizations, donors and youth to help in our efforts.
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