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Thomas A. Heath - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Monroe News-Star, July 24, 1909

Citizen of Tallulah Passed Away Suddenly in Vicksburg

Tallulah, La., July 23-There died at an early hour this morning, in a sanitarium at Vicksburg 
Thomas A. Heath of this place. He had only gone there a day or so previously, accompanied by his 
wife. She returned, with no apprehension as to his condition, when the sad news came this 
morning announcing his death.

Thomas A Heath was a young man about thirty-four years old. He was in the employ of Hon. J.M. Johnson. 
He was prominent in Pythian and Masonic orders. Mr. Heat married the daughter of Archie Calhoun, for 
whom Calhoun station is named. He is numerously connected in Madison and Ouachita parishes, and was a 
man without an enemy, esteemed by one and all. His sudden taking off is a great shock to this community.