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About Kinder
Kinder is a residential community in Allen Parish, Louisiana, United States. The populace was 2,477 at the 2010 statistics.
The Lieutenant Douglas B. Fournet Memorial Park, an American Legion venture, was devoted on June 11, 1988, in Kinder to recollect the individuals who kicked the bucket in military support of the country.
James A. Kinder, a Union fighter, went south amid the Civil War and after the war, he came back to the state, settling first in Rapides Parish in 1870, at that point moving south to Kinder. He homesteaded a Soldier's Land Grant of 138.77 sections of land and manufactured a home and store where Highway 165 and Highway 190 now converge.
Jabez Bunting Watkins brought the Watkins, Kansas City and Gulf Railroad through Kinder, and bought Kinder's territory in 1892. Kinder moved to Lake Charles.
The Lieutenant Douglas B. Fournet Memorial Park, an American Legion venture, was devoted on June 11, 1988, in Kinder to recollect the individuals who kicked the bucket in military support of the country.
James A. Kinder, a Union fighter, went south amid the Civil War and after the war, he came back to the state, settling first in Rapides Parish in 1870, at that point moving south to Kinder. He homesteaded a Soldier's Land Grant of 138.77 sections of land and manufactured a home and store where Highway 165 and Highway 190 now converge.
Jabez Bunting Watkins brought the Watkins, Kansas City and Gulf Railroad through Kinder, and bought Kinder's territory in 1892. Kinder moved to Lake Charles.
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