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VI.
KILN BEGAN TO PROSPER BY MID 1800'S
A.	Because of Tar and Coal Kilns
B.	Firewood, Stove Wood, and Charcoal
C.	Shipped primarily to New Orleans, La.
D.	Evolvement of Community Pride
VII.	SAWMILL ERA BEGINS AROUND CIVIL	WAR	PERIOD
A.	Ideally located because of sea level and	river
B.	First Mill built by Captain Sam Favre, mobile, AL
C.	Built beautiful home overlooking Jourdan River,	1859
D.	Home moved to present day site, Annunciation Church
E.	Sam Favre moved to Logtown - Napoleon Area after Civil War
F.	Home owned	by	Mrs. Sam Favre, Jr. and continues
to be used	as	a residence
G.	Considered	to	be one of the oldest homes	in
Hancock County
VIII.	SAWMILLS BECAME DOMINANT INDUSTRY AFTER CIVIL WAR
A.	Because of abundance of timber, sea level, and transportation
B.	Early sawmills built by Thompson and	Guitterez
C.	Francois Haas Sawmill on Bayou Talla
1.	Operated by Timothy Herlihy and Elisha Haas
2.	Later became Herlihy and Haas Sawmill
D.	Emilio Cue Sawmill
1.	Became First Postmaster of Kiln,	January	31, 1887
IX.	TWO OF THE FINEST SHIPYARDS	DEVELOPED
A.	Willie Curet - Jourdan River
B.	Jeremiah Haas - Bayou Talla
X.	DEVELOPMENT OF SHINGLE MILL
A.	Operated by Salvadore Necaise
B.	Acquired reputation for quality
XI.	TURPENTINE STORE BUILT
A.	J, A. McLeod and Nephew Norton Haas
B.	Turpentine and Resin shipped to New Orleans, LA by schooners, later by power boats