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to Lakeshore, Miss.” Jacob is found in the 1850 Hancock County, MS census as age 2, bom in “Louisiana,” and residing with his parents. He is also listed in the 1900 census of New Orleans living at “Lake Catherine” with his wife and three children. He is again listed in the 1910 census of St. Bernard Parish, LA. He was baptized at Annunciation Catholic Church, Kiln, MS, as “James Theophile Lungreen,” bom on July 16, 1848 with both parents listed. The following information about Jacob was told to us by Hilda D. Green, who was living in Arabi, LA, in 1973. She said that her grandfather, Jacob, married Anna Zimmerman, and they lived in an area called Lake Catherine, located in south-east LA. They married at Annunciation Church in “1873” as “Jacques Lundgreen and Anna Zimmerman” with no day or month listed and no parents named. At least six of their children were baptized at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church in Bay St. Louis. The children’s mother was listed as “Annie Cimmers”, “Anna Simmons”, etc. Anna Zimmerman’s death certificate in LA says she was a native of “Alsace- Lorraine,” and she died on April 15,1928. Hilda, who was still using the Green name at the time of our interview, and one of the oldest living family members, told us that her grandfather had nine children to reach maturity and they were:
A.	Mathias Green - he was bom on October 29, 1872, as found in the Green Family Bible listing him as “Mathias Pius Jacob Green.” His baptism record at Annunciation Church gives his name as “Mathias Pius James Lungreen, bom October 29, 1872. He died in New Orleans, LA, on August 20, 1930, married Inez Rebecca Sacerdote on August 15, 1898, and lived in Louisiana on the west side of Lake Catherine. They had two children to reach maturity. Their third child died at childbirth along with the mother, Inez. They had:
1.	Mary “Mamie” Green - she married Harry Waters, lived in New Orleans and had: Harry, Doris “Dolly,” Shirley, and Helen.
2.	Hilda D. Green - she had a common-law husband called (name not given) who worked for the railroad. She lived in Arabi, LA, and had two children: a boy called Norvin Green, who was killed in WWTI as a young man and a girl, Shirley M. Green, who married Ronald E. Willheit and was living in Arabi with Hilda at the time.
B.	Theodore “Theo” Green - he was bom on February 11,1874, and died on February 3, 1954, as found on his head marker in the Lakeshore, MS, cemetery. He is listed in the 1900 and 1940 census of New Orleans as “Theodore S. Green.” Theo is also listed in the Green Bible as “Theophile Lungreen,” bom on February 11, 1874.
He married Katherine “Katie” Stiller on March 11, 1902, in New Orleans and lived there. They had:
1.	Theodore Green
2.	John Green
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