Anyone here from/or live in Plain Dealing,La

[pascale h]

Originally Posted by rickyh

when you were in P.D. did your tour the homes?

Did you tour any homes. My family there have nice homes. Some are shot guns and your point.
Pascale

[pascale h]

Originally Posted by pascale h

Did you tour any homes. My family there have nice homes. Some homes are built like small mansions on property we still have in the family. Some are shot guns and your point.
Pascale

I hate when people downgrade other people especially mine. Like I said before get to know our history, culture, and food before you say stupid things.

[pascale h]

Please go Rural NW African American Genealogy project, my relative by some means emailed me regarding my relation to Ford/Taylor. He stays in Spring Texas. He manages this site. His name is George Allen. He is related to Ford/Bradford. I am so glad he emailed me. I have info to give him and photos as well. I have photos dating back to the 1800s, one is of my great great grandfather who is white. His name is Garrett Ford. And photos of his white brothers, one looks mixed. I am happy that they have Casinos in Plain Dealing, that created jobs I am sure. My mother just got back from there. A casino wow. Also check out above website Red, you might be surprised like me to see your people on line.

[pascale h]

My personal email is pascaleharris@yahoo.com if you need to contact me about questions regarding plain Dealing or trying to find your people.

[Alpharetta123]

Originally Posted by pascale h

To the people that think you know Plain Dealing. The crime rate is low. It just seems high because of low popalation. One police station,no taxi's or cabs to this day. Really they would lose money. You see mostly evryone knows or related to each other. The biggest event that is annual is dogwood festival. They even have that on the internet. People come from all over to eat onion blossoms, gator, craddads by the bag, ribs, gumbo ect.Food , music ect is great. Fishing is great, bass, brim, craddads. If you want to dance go to my aunts place dew drop inn. Its not the hilton but you will have a good time. My greatgrandmother lived there for 103 years. So I know the history , how it started and how it was and how it is now . The knowlege was passed on to me. My parents are there right now for their class reunion they have every year. They will meet at the school. My mom stays in Seattle like myself. And my dad stays in Dallas. He goes to plaining often. I know about cottonvalley, my aunt stays there 70 years plus, cullen springhill, my grandmother stayed there over 80 yers. My uncle Leroy Taylor stays on route 2. He owns his own printing company. Sayed unc I pluggd you. Very nice work, he is also a very good artist. He did my business cards. Anything you want printed he can do. He does out of state work, so you dont have to live there. Plain Dealing is very good to go fishing baby, bass, brims. So if you want peace and quiet go there and relax. Its very country but I love it. I plan on building my home there when I retire, and live like a queen. Cost of living is cheap cheap. So if you want higher standards go to bossier,shreveport,Dallas I stayed there for 12 years, but born in Seattle. Or new orleans. But if you want peace and quiet Plain Dealing. The best place for a nice motel to me is in springhill, about 30 min away. My family is Ford/Taylor. I am Clark G. Harris and Curley Taylor's daughter Pascale Harris. My grandfather is Ben J. Harris From Shreveport sibling of 16.

Our family married some Fords in Plain Dealing.(African American) I've been told that my late grandfather's name still goes a long way in Plain Dealing: Abe Turner Sr. 1870 -1962