A. 'TONY' CATCHOT DIES
Anthony "Tony" Catchot, 61, died at his home on Ford Avenue Wednesday at 7:40 am. Although in ill health for several months, Mr. Catchot's death came as a sudden shock, as he had worked the night before. Mr. Catchot, formerly of Ocean Springs and connected with the L. & N. Railroad for 41 years, has been a resident of Pascagoula 23 years, where he was bridge tender for the L. & N. Railroad.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Callie Catchot, two daughters, Mrs. J.E. Williams and Mrs. John Warren, two stepsons, Edward George and Robert Goff, all of Pascagoula.; two brothers, Frank Catchot of New Orleans and Arnold Catchot of Ocean Springs, and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, awaiting arrival of relatives.
The Daily Herald, Biloxi, Miss.
Thursday June 10, 1937 p 8
Submitted by Linda Ellis
Anthony "Tony" Catchot, 61, died at his home on Ford Avenue Wednesday at 7:40 am. Although in ill health for several months, Mr. Catchot's death came as a sudden shock, as he had worked the night before. Mr. Catchot, formerly of Ocean Springs and connected with the L. & N. Railroad for 41 years, has been a resident of Pascagoula 23 years, where he was bridge tender for the L. & N. Railroad.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Callie Catchot, two daughters, Mrs. J.E. Williams and Mrs. John Warren, two stepsons, Edward George and Robert Goff, all of Pascagoula.; two brothers, Frank Catchot of New Orleans and Arnold Catchot of Ocean Springs, and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, awaiting arrival of relatives.
The Daily Herald, Biloxi, Miss.
Thursday June 10, 1937 p 8
Submitted by Linda Ellis
A. 'TONY' CATCHOT DIES
Anthony "Tony" Catchot, 61, died at his home on Ford Avenue Wednesday at 7:40 am. Although in ill health for several months, Mr. Catchot's death came as a sudden shock, as he had worked the night before. Mr. Catchot, formerly of Ocean Springs and connected with the L. & N. Railroad for 41 years, has been a resident of Pascagoula 23 years, where he was bridge tender for the L. & N. Railroad.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Callie Catchot, two daughters, Mrs. J.E. Williams and Mrs. John Warren, two stepsons, Edward George and Robert Goff, all of Pascagoula.; two brothers, Frank Catchot of New Orleans and Arnold Catchot of Ocean Springs, and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, awaiting arrival of relatives.
The Daily Herald, Biloxi, Miss.
Thursday June 10, 1937 p 8
Submitted by Linda Ellis
Anthony "Tony" Catchot, 61, died at his home on Ford Avenue Wednesday at 7:40 am. Although in ill health for several months, Mr. Catchot's death came as a sudden shock, as he had worked the night before. Mr. Catchot, formerly of Ocean Springs and connected with the L. & N. Railroad for 41 years, has been a resident of Pascagoula 23 years, where he was bridge tender for the L. & N. Railroad.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Callie Catchot, two daughters, Mrs. J.E. Williams and Mrs. John Warren, two stepsons, Edward George and Robert Goff, all of Pascagoula.; two brothers, Frank Catchot of New Orleans and Arnold Catchot of Ocean Springs, and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, awaiting arrival of relatives.
The Daily Herald, Biloxi, Miss.
Thursday June 10, 1937 p 8
Submitted by Linda Ellis
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