Bio: W. S. Brown, Sabine Parish, Louisiana

Source: History of Sabine Parish by John G. Belisle,

The Sabine Banner Press, 1913

Submitted by: Kay Thompson-Brown
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W. S. BROWN



Few men have spent a more extended and useful life as a ctizen of the parish

than W. Scott Brown.  He was born in 1848 and spent his entire life in Sabine

Parish.  His parents were pioneers of Ward Two, where some of the earliest

settlers of this section of the state located.



Mr. Brown has served his parish and ward in various official capapcities for

many years, as may be seen by reference to the annals of the parish

government.  He was an upright and conscientious citizen and commanded the

respect of all who knew him.



Mr. Brown was engaged in the mercantile business for many years and a few

months ago opened a store at Hornbeck.  While these memoirs were being printed

Mr. Brown died at the home of his son, Mr. Edward Brown, in Ward Two.



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