Former Recorder Henry Fegan died at 4 o'clock this morning at his home in Campbelltown of dropsy and kidney trouble. He became ill two weeks ago and his condition become worse until Friday morning the attending physician informed the family that the sufferer could not recover. In politics Mr. Fegan was a Republican and served a term as recorder of Lebanon County. He was a Union soldier in the war of the rebellion. Mr. Fegan was 63 years old, a widower, and is survived by two children, Henry, Jr., and Miss Mary, both of Campbelltown. [Lebanon Daily News, October 8, 1904, Page 6]
Former Recorder Henry Fegan died at 4 o'clock this morning at his home in Campbelltown of dropsy and kidney trouble. He became ill two weeks ago and his condition become worse until Friday morning the attending physician informed the family that the sufferer could not recover. In politics Mr. Fegan was a Republican and served a term as recorder of Lebanon County. He was a Union soldier in the war of the rebellion. Mr. Fegan was 63 years old, a widower, and is survived by two children, Henry, Jr., and Miss Mary, both of Campbelltown. [Lebanon Daily News, October 8, 1904, Page 6]
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