La-Cemeteries© |
|
1912 - 1916 Luther Egbert Hall, the 36th Governor of Louisiana died in 1921. He is interred at Bastrop City Cemetery in Bastrop. In 1889 he graduated from Washington and Lee College as valedictorian. He then graduated from Tulane University in New Orleans in law and was admitted to the Bar. He practice law in Alexandria, served briefly in the State Senate, was elected judge in the Sixth Congressional District, chosen as Judge for the Court of Appeals for Northern Louisiana, and was elected to the Supreme Court of Louisiana in 1911. He almost immediately resigned from the Supreme Court to run for governor in 1912 and was elected as Governor of Louisiana. As Governor he fought for reassessment of taxation, improved levees and the port of New Orleans and reduced executive patronage. After his constitutional one term limit as Governor, he became assistant Attorney-General of Louisiana in 1918. Shortly before his death, he was running for a seat on the Louisiana Supreme Court. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Outside of the Luther Hall fenced area begins these Hall members.
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
All photos are the property of
La-Cemeteries©
and may
La-Cemeteries© |