
Category: Richland Pioneers


A “Pre-America” Map of Richland Parish

Samuel Mason: The Cave-In-Rock Pirate Who Prowled the Region’s Waterways. Was Bayou Mason Named For Him?

1939 Leaders of Colored Baptist Association, In Session at Mangham

Miss Edith Dixon of Rayville Takes Flight Lessons at Selman Field | 1940

William Douglas Humble – Biographical Sketch

Acele F. Stephens, Mrs. George Wesley Smith of Rayville was the First Elected Female Alderman in Louisiana

The Liddell Families in Richland

The Hon. John Ray, James Ray, Henry Bry, and Other Early Distinguished Settlers in Northeast Louisiana

The Baron de Bastrop

“Hattie Jane” Boies – Born Feb 2, 1874

Live from Start, LA | Tim McGraw, 2002

Wiley P. Mangham – The Tragedies and Success of a Soldier, Pioneer, and Publisher

Mrs. Earline Williams Sartor (1891-1963)

History of Providence Baptist Church of Alto

How Richland Parish’s GIRARD Got It’s Name
Peter Oliver – Deerfield (Delhi) Post Office – 1840’s
How Richland Parish’s WARDEN Got It’s Name

How Richland Parish’s START Got It’s Name

How Richland Parish’s MANGHAM Got It’s Name

How Richland Parish’s ALTO Got It’s Name

How Richland Parish’s RAYVILLE Got It’s Name
