Community: Mill Creek, Sabine Parish, Louisiana

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

Banner Press, 1912

Submitted by: Gaytha Carver Thompson








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MILL CREEK



Among the progressive citizens of this postoffice are J. C. Sibley, A. J.

Withers, J. E. Withers, J. E. and A. B. Jordan, T. J. dowde, A. M. Stewart, J.

Srickland, G. J. Davis, Jr., and J. Wiley Miller.



A good school and a Baptist church are maintained at Mount Carmel.  The church

was constitued November 9, 1863, by the following presbytery: Elder Henry

Simmons and Deacons Charles and Zack Corley.  S. Y. Addison of Corleyville is

the present church clerk.



Kisatchie Lodge no. 156, F. & A. M. is located at Mill Creek.  It was

chartered February 12, 1858, with the following members; W. P. Goings, M. G.

McNeely, Jacob Kile, J. T. McNeely, J. K. Phares, W. G. Norris and L. J. Nash. 

The lodge was first located at Kisatchie, in Natchtioches parish, but later

moved to Mount Carmel, in Sabine.  The present officers are as follows: J.

Wiley Miller, W.M.; C. F. Knippers, S.W.; R. R. Tynes, J.W.; A. B. Jordan,

treasurer; J. E. Jordan, secretary; W. D. Stewart, S.D.; D. T. Knippers, J.D.;

W. B. Hays, chaplain; L. E. Coburn, tyler.