TRUMBULL COUNTY OHIO - OBIT: EAGAN, Melvia L.  (d. 1929)
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Warren Tribune Chronicle Monday, January 14, 1929
Page2 Col.6

Mrs. Eagan Dies in Warren City Hospital

Niles, Jan 14- Mrs. Melvia L. Eagan, died Saturday evening at 7 p. m. at the 
Warren City hospital. Mrs. Eagan had been ill only a week and was taken to the 
hospital Wednesday where she underwent an operation from which she failed to 
recover.

She had made her home with a son, Charles Eagan, 20 Lincoln ave., since October, 
coming from St. Joseph, Mich. Mrs. Eagan was born Sept. 6 1861 at Johnston. O., 
the daughter of Theron L. and Fidella Andrews Finney, pioneer settlers of 
Trumbull county.

The deceased was a member of the Congregational church at St. Joseph, member of 
the daughters of the American Revolution. She was very well known here and her 
death will be a shock to her host of friends she had been ill only a short time.

Surviving are tow sons, Charles F. Eagan of this city and John J. Eagan of 
Yonkers N. Y., a sister Mrs. Maud Briggs of Sioux City S. Dakota. Three 
brothers, D. J. Finney of Niles, Claude C. Finney of Warren and Ward Finney of 
Huntington, Ind.

Prayer services for member of the immediate family were held at the Holsten 
Bros. Funeral home last evening at 9 p. m. and Rev Milton G. Hanna of the 
Presbyterian church officiated. The remains were shipped to St. Joseph, Mich., 
today and services will held there tomorrow with Rev. Hurst, pastor of the 
Congregational church in charge. Interment will be mad at the family lot at the 
St. Joseph cemetery.