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Webster
Parish
Webster Parish
was formed Febuary 28, 1871 from the parishes of Bienville, Bossier and
Claiborne. It is located in the beautiful pine hills of Northwest
Louisiana. The area that is today Webster Parish was first settled in
about 1818.The Parish seat is Minden. Webster Parish was named for
Senator Daniel Webster.
Cities and towns
Cotton Valley
Cullen
Dixie Inn
Doyline
Dubberly
Heflin
Minden
Sarepta
Shongaloo
Sibley
Springhill
Adjacent parishes
Lafayette County,
Arkansas (north)
Columbia County,
Arkansas (northeast)
Claiborne
Parish (east)
Bienville
Parish (southeast)
Bossier Parish
(west)
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Welcome to
this Louisiana Genealogy Trails Website.
My name is Janice,
and I am your host for Louisiana. If you would like to submit data
for this site, please email me
with your submissions. Happy Trails to you on your quest for your
ancestors
This is a new site, fashioned after our successful Illinois
Trails websites, and we hope
to soon add data here that can help Louisiana researchers as much as we've
been able to help our Illinois researchers.
We need some help to do that though - volunteers to host these county
websites. If you can make a basic webpage, and you have a desire to
transcribe data for the free use of all researchers, we can use your
talents!
Review our Volunteer
Information and email
Kim.
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