Author: Luke J. Letlow
Winning the day since 1979. Politics, History, Travel, Writing.
From Start, Louisiana
In 1896, Richland Voters Elected This Young Drug-Store Salesman From Alto As Their New Sheriff: The Story of William N. Traylor
The Fafar Grant & Early Marriages in the Richland Region
Duncan Buie, Prominent In Politics, Dead, ca. 1924
Bailey Family of Rayville Wins 1964 Ford Galaxie
Arender’s Bring In First Bale Of Cotton Ginned, back in 1967.
Congressman Passman Discusses Issues, Political Frustrations With Setting Up Initial Poverty Point “Deal.” May 11, 1963
1814 Map of Louisiana. Boeuf River Labeled As “Ox River”
Home of Henry Taylor, ca 1920’s
Letter Describing the Account of the Death of Pfc. Matt Hill, of Archibald, in WWI, ca 1919
Pfc. Wilbur Christian, WWI casualty on March 24, 1918. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery
John L. Brice, of Rayville KIA in France, WWI, ca 1918.
Boeuf River On Map…in 1795!
Northeast LA Civil War Map, ca 1864
Adam’s Landings & Ports, from 1877
Cpl. John Archibald Livingston, of Rayville, Killed in Korean War, ca 1952
How Sacksonia, Louisiana Got It’s Name; An Immigrant Story Of Bountiful Success and Tragic Loss
Pfc. James E. Kimball, of West Carroll, Son of Robert Kimball of Richland, Killed in Action In Korean War, ca 1953
Cpl. Ernest J. Wisenor, of Rayville, KIA In Korean War, ca 1950
Herman Lamar Driskell, Jr. Killed In Korean War, ca 1950
Pfc. Monroe Cater, Jr. first Richland Parish casualty in Korean War, ca 1950
Pfc. Ted C. Burgess, of Dunn, KIA During Korean War, ca 1950
Cpl. Glynn Ray Biggs, of Delhi Killed During Korean War, ca 1950. Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
