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The Faces of Chloe Historic Cemetery Archival Collection

A living archive preserving the lives of the people who rest beneath the trees of Chloe Historic Cemetery.

The Faces of Chloe Historic Cemetery Archival Collection is an ongoing historical initiative of the Chloe African American Cemetery Preservation Association (CAACPA) dedicated to preserving the lives of those laid to rest at Chloe Historic Cemetery.

 

Through photographs, historical records, newspaper accounts, family contributions, and descendant stories, each archival profile restores a name, a face, and a legacy to the historical record. Together, these individual stories form a collective history of the African American, Creole, and Indigenous communities whose lives helped shape Southwest Louisiana.

 

As new photographs and family histories are discovered, this collection will continue to grow—ensuring that future generations remember not only where these individuals are buried, but who they were.

This is a living archive. We invite descendants and community members to help us preserve the stories of those who rest at Chloe Historic Cemetery.

Obituary Card from Southwest Louisiana (SWLA) Genealogical & Historical Library

James Alphonse

1849–1943

Who Was John Jackson Miller?

John Jackson Miller

1885–1974

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Ph: (916) 756 -7500

181 Manchester Road, Lake Charles, LA 70615

 

Chloe African American Cemetery Preservation Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 41-4612266.

© 2026 by Chloe African American Cemetery Preservation Association. 

 

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