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Andrew J. Coltharp - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal June 5, 1936

Former Native Dies At Tulsa, Okla. Hospital

Andrew J. Coltharp, former native of Tallulah, but in recent years a resident of Lawton, Oklahoma, 
died Tuesday night at the Veterans' Hospital in Tulsa, according to a telegram received here by Mrs. 
Charles Coltharp, an aunt of Mr. Coltharp. Mr. Coltharp had been confined to the hospital since 
Thanksgiving day.

Mr. Coltharp was born in Tallulah and at the time of his death was 39 years of age. He was the son of 
Mallie and Cathy Coltharp who were for many years residents of Tallulah but who in late years had been 
residing in Lawton. Mr. Mally Coltharp died only about two months ago.

While a resident of Tallulah Mr. Coltharp married Miss Mildred Elder and he is survived by her and one 
daughter, Empress. Ile is also survived by his mother and one sister, Mr. Percy Stout.

At the time of the war Mr. Coltharp was placed in the younger class and just before its close was sent 
to Tulane University for training where he was in service for 60 days.