About this list
Louisiana Obituaries Database from ListCentral.US is a weekly-updated file of published obituary and death notice records covering all 64 Louisiana parishes. Records are compiled from newspaper obituaries, funeral home notices, and published memorial sources, then verified and deduplicated before release.
What's in the Louisiana obituaries file
- Deceased individual's full name
- Date of death and age
- City and parish of death
- Funeral home, service and burial location
- Surviving family members, where published
- Publication source and date
Louisiana coverage
Louisiana is the only state that uses parishes rather than counties, and this file is structured accordingly - all 64 parishes, labelled as parishes, so records match state and clerk-of-court terminology without manual remapping. City coverage includes New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Lafayette, and Lake Charles, plus the Acadiana and north Louisiana communities served by regional papers.
Who uses Louisiana obituary records
- Genealogists and family historians confirming dates and tracing Louisiana lineage
- Probate and succession attorneys identifying decedents and surviving heirs - Louisiana handles estates through succession under its civil law system
- Real estate professionals researching inherited property and probate leads in Louisiana
- Life insurance and annuity administrators verifying claims and policyholder status
- Funeral homes and memorial providers maintaining regional records
Delivery and format
Weekly files in CSV, Excel, or JSON, delivered within 24-48 hours. Daily update cadence is available on request. This is a digital product fulfilled by request - contact info@ListCentral.US for access, or request a free sample first.
Related data
Browse all obituaries and death record databases, the national US database, or pre-probate leads.
Frequently asked questions
How often is the Louisiana database updated? Weekly as standard, with daily update cadence available on request.
Does the file use parishes or counties? Parishes. Louisiana uses parishes instead of counties, and all 64 are labelled as such in the data.
What format is it delivered in? CSV, Excel, or JSON, delivered within 24-48 hours of order.