1.	Louis Anatole (Colonel) Sr. LaGarde born 15 Apr 1849, Bayou Lafourche area, Louisiana, (son of Jules Adolphe LaGarde and Marie Aurelia Daspit) married 4 Mar 1879, Frances "Fannie" Neely, born 6 Sep 1858, Kentucky, (daughter of Richard Wilkins Neely and Susan A. Jones) died 24 Sep 1932, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, buried: 30 Sep 1932, Arlington Cemetery, Washington, D.C.  Louis died 7 Mar 1920, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, buried: Mar 1920, Arlington Cemetery, Washington, D.C.  He graduated from Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 1872, and then became a surgeon during the Sioux War. He was appointed 1st Lieutenant & Assistant Surgeon June 6, 1878 and was promoted to Captain and Major. He was Cheif Surgeon of the Dept. of Colorado, and promoted to Colonel, M.O., Jan. 1, 1910, and he retired at 64. Louis was stricken with cerebral hemorrhage and died on a train as it entered Pittsburgh. The LaGarde Hospital built at West End in New Orleans during WWII was named after him. He was a Southern Gentleman. Frances: After her marriage to Louis, she lived for a number of years in Washington, D.C. where her husband was dean of the Army Medical School. Distinguished both as a soldier and citizen, Colonel LaGarde was indebted largely to the wisdom, intuition and devotion of his wife for the success he attained. Frances died at the home of her son Louis and her body was cremated at Kansas City, and in compliance with her wish, her ashes were scattered over the grave of her husband in Arlington Cemetery, Washington, D.C.
				Children:
	 	  	i	Richard D. (Major) LaGarde born 10 May 1883, died Feb 1967, Maryland.  He was a secretery of the army's mutual aid association in Washington, D.C.
	 	  	ii	Louis Anatole Jr. (Major) LaGarde born 7 Dec 1885, Montana, died 2 Dec 1943, Sacramento, California.  He held a postion in the army at the Presidio hospital in San Francisco, California. Louis resided in Fort Sill, Oklahoma at the time of his mother's death.