Bio: G. W. Pugh, Sabine Parish, Louisiana

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

1912 (Page 310)

Submitted: by : Kay Thompson Brown
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G. W. PUGH



G. W. Pugh, a progressive citizen of Noble, was born in DeSoto parish in 1859,

and moved with his father to Sabine, ten miles from the DeSoto parish line in

1872.  His father built a sawmill with gin and corn mill attached, which was

known as Pugh's Mill and for many years was a voting precinct.  G. W. Pugh

resided here until 1900, when he moved to Noble and engaged in the gin

business which he still conducts.  He has been twice married and has ten

children.  Mr. Pugh has taken an active interest in local and parish affairs. 

He has served as a member of the Parish School board and as president of that

body.  He is a genial gentleman and good citizen.



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