Bacon-Nolan Lumber Co. 1904-1906

Lamb-Fish Lumber Co. 1906-1914

Standard gauge, 56-lb rail Headquarters:  Mill Location: Chancy, MS (Quitman County) Mill Capacity: 0,000 ft/day  Years of Operation: 1904-1914 Miles Operated: 12 miles in 1910 Locomotives Owned: 2 known	Other Equipment: 1910: 2 locomotives, 35 cars, 2 McGiffert log loaders & 1 Lidgerwood log loader.	Click Map for Larger Version
History by Gil Hoffman: On September 28, 1906 the Bacon-Nolan Lumber Company sold its assets in Mississippi to the Lamb-Fish Lumber Company, of New Jersey. The sale included a sawmill at Chancy, Quitman County, planing mill, dry kiln, railroad, engines, cars and all other equipment, together with timber lands in Quitman and Panola counties.
ROSTER by Gil Hoffman:      Road No. Type Builder C.N. Date Cyls. Dri. Dia. Engine Wt. Previous Ownership                                                                 Disposition ? 0-4-4F Davenport 103 9/1904 9x14     New. Lamb-Fish Lumber Co., Chancy, MS, on 9/28/1906. ? 0-4-4F Davenport 162 12/1905 9x14     New. Lamb-Fish Lumber Co., Chancy, MS, on 9/28/1906.

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