Covington-Butler-Conecuh County AlArchives Obituaries.....Feagin, Mr. Henry J. September 26, 1919
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The Butler County News, Thursday, October 2nd, 1919
DEATH OF MR. H. J. FEAGIN AT RED LEVEL FRIDAY 

	Red Level was called on last week to mourn the death of one of her 
most highly esteemed and oldest citizens, Mr. Henry Feagin, who was called to 
his reward Friday night.
	Mr. Feagin had been in failing health for some time, but was always 
jolly and uncomplaining and was active in spite of his years and sickness.
	He was born in Conecuh county 84 years ago, but spent most of his life 
in Butler county, moving to Red Level 15 years ago.  Since moving to this 
place he and his good wife, who survives him, have always been identified with 
every movement that tended to uplift and they numbered their friends by all 
those who knew them.
	A consistent member of the Methodist church, Mr. Feagin was always 
found trying to follow the steps of the Master whom he served.
	After a short funeral service at the residence Saturday afternoon 
conducted by Rev. W. Bancroft, his pastor, assisted by Rev. W. M. Willis of 
the Presbyterian church, the remains of the Saint of Israel were carried to 
Georgiana where they were interred in the family lot.
	Surviving him are his age companion, two daughters, Mrs. R. B. McDavid 
of Andalusia, Mrs. J. T. Clark of Red Level, and one son Mr. A. H. Feagin of 
Georgiana.
	They have the sympathy of a host of friends who grieve with them.


Additional Comments:
OTHER RED LEVEL NEWS

	Quite a number of Red Level people went to Georgiana Saturday to 
attend the funeral of Mr. H. J. Feagin.


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