Untold History Foundation Peserving African American History in the Louisiana Florida Parishes

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Friday, June 18, 2021

Willie Kidies Gordon, Jr. of Amite, Louisiana

Photo Courtesy of Shan Gordon

Willie K. Gordon, Jr., was the son of Willie K. Gordon, Sr. and Alma Mandy Richardson Gordon. He married his sweetheart Priscilla Pope Gordon and they were the parents of one beautiful daughter named Renee. Willie was an educator in the Tangipahoa Parish School System. He was known for his delicious barbecue goat sandwiches, and his delicious homemade barbecue sauce.

Willie Kidies Gordon, Sr. Registration Card

The Registration Card can provide a lot of genealogical information. Such as the person's name, were they lived. Their age and date of birth. You will also find their place of occupation and the business location. On line seven it states the name of a person who will always know the address of the person who is filling out the Registration card.

Source: Ancestry