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Olga Paul Hébert - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Madison Journal November 18, 1916

Olga Paul Hébert

Another old-time resident of Madison has crossed the river. Mr. Olga P. Hébert was stricken suddenly 
at his home in Tallulah last Sunday evening and was found dead by Mr. Albert Coltharp, who had left 
him just a short while before in apparent good health. 

Mr. Hébert was born in Iberville Parish, September 18, 1851, and was a member of a family prominent 
in the state's history. He graduated as a civil engineer from the Louisiana state University in 1873, 
and soon after took up his profession and Madison parish, where he has resided since. For many years 
he has been parish surveyor, the work of which office he has performed conscientiously and with 
satisfaction. 

He was buried Monday evening at the Tallulah Cemetery, Rev. Mr. Skipper officiating. His funeral was 
largely attended and floral offerings were profuse.