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James Albert Noe,
the 44th Governor of Louisiana, died in 1939.
He is interred at Mulhearn Memorial Park Cemetery in
Monroe in the Emma Lee Short Memorial Chapel Mausoleum.
In 1932, he was
elected state senator upon encouragement of Huey Long and then became
President Pro Tempore of the Senate. James Noe succeeded to
governor after Lt. Governor John B. Fournet resigned due to his election to
the Louisiana Supreme Court and Governor Oscar K. Allen then died in office.
He was Governor for about five months until the seating of Richard Webster
Leche as the new governor. He returned to the state senate until 1940.
James A. Noe was
a 1st Lieutenant in World War I serving in the 369 Infantry in France.
After the war he became a very successful oilman in Louisiana and Texas.
He owned radio stations, a TV station and several farms in different
locales.
James A. Noe
Family Room
Left Side
James A. Noe
Family Room
Right Side
James A Noe Sr
1891 1976
Father of Anna Gray (Gay) Noe McLendon
James A Noe Jr
Linda McRae Noe Laine
Governor of Louisiana 1936
Anna Gray
Sweeney Noe
1901 1972
Mother of Anna Gray (Gay) Noe McLendon
James A Noe Jr
Linda Mc Rae Noe Laine
Gladys Cosper
Sweeney Parrish
1902 1972
Mother of Frances Ann Parrish Baoz
And Noel Cosper Parrish
John Dennis
Sweeney
1872 1915
Hazel Cosper Sweeney
1882 1912
Parents of
Anna Gray Sweeney Noe
And Gladys Cosper Sweeney Parrish
William Yeldell
Cosper, M.D.
1842 1918
Anna (Ada) Gray Cosper
1841 1912
Parents of
Hazel Cosper Sweeney
Gay Noe McLendon
1923 1993
Emma Lee Short Memorial Chapel
Chapel
Mausoleum
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