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O. H. Haynes, Jr.
Oscar Henry Haynes, Jr., known as O. H. Haynes (October 28, 1920 – December 9, 1996), was from 1964 to 1980 the Democratic sheriff of Webster Parish in northwestern Louisiana He was also the parish Exxon distributor for some four decades. He was the father of Louisiana State University American football star Fred Haynes, who played for the Tigers in Baton Rouge during the latter 1960s.
==Background==
Haynes was born in Minden, the parish seat of Webster Parish, to O. H. Haynes, Sr., and the former Mary Lynn Burns (1889-1971). Originally from the village of Shongaloo north of Minden, the senior Haynes was the sheriff from 1933 to 1952. Haynes, Jr., graduated in 1939 from Minden High School, having played football on the MHS state championship team in 1938, twenty-five years before his son Fred played on the next MHS state championship team. Thereafter, he married the former Freddie Louise Walker (MHS Class of 1940, born January 20, 1924), originally from the village of Ashland in northern Natchitoches Parish. She was the daughter of Fred Walker (January 10, 1896 — November 19, 1954) and the former Lesca McCain (April 6, 1900 — January 26, 1974). Besides Fred, the couple had three other sons, O. H., III, Jerry Wayne, and Gary Walker Haynes, all of Minden.〔Death of O. H. Haynes, Jr., ''Minden Press-Herald'', December 10, 1996〕 The Haynes family lived in a long brick home at the intersection of Pine and Clerk streets near the Webster Parish fairgrounds in Minden. Mrs. Haynes resided there after his death.
Prior to his sheriff's tenure, Haynes was the supervisor of all state driver's license offices within North Louisiana. In Louisiana, the sheriff is the collector of property taxes and also enforces criminal laws outside the municipalities.
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