purchased a building from Homer Oil Field, which serviced as the
parsonage. Bro. Tommy Mellinger, with his wife, was the first pastor
to occupy the parsonage on church property.
following the opening of the Homer Oil Field in January, 1919.
Upon application of the receiver, the Railroad Commission of Louisiana
on February 11, 1921, authorized the cessation of operation of 22.
directly north of the rich Homer Oil field, and in a northeasterly
direction from other oil fields in Louisiana and Texas.
(The contributions of the Columbia Cotton Oil Co.
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Robert Kimbell was born on July 29, 1929 in the Homer Oil Field in
Claiborne Parish to Jack Robert Kimbell and Myrtle Annie Brown Kimbell
(interestingly enough, Jack Robert Kimbell was originally named Robert
Roland
He grew up in the Homer Oil Field where his blond
hair earned him the nickname “Cottontop” The Kimbell family operated a
small grocery store and Robert and his siblings attended Homer
North Homer Oil Field is an Oilfield in the state of Louisiana (county
of Claiborne), located at latitude - longitude coordinates (also known
as lat-long or GPS coordinates) of
Northeast Homer Oil Field is shown in the center of the
topographic (topo) map, which is sourced from the United States
Geographical Survey map USGS Homer quad.
