Husband: Henry G. Egan  

        Born: April 2, 1897        in St. Paul, MN  
    Baptized:                      in   
  Christened:                        
        Died: 15 Jan 1953          in Miller Hospital St. Paul  1 (see note 1)
      Buried: 19 Jan 1953          in Calvary Cemetery, St. Paul  
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   Occupation Egan Chev  
      Father: Martin H. Egan 
      Mother: Frances  E. Marthaler 

        Wife: Carol    #649  
     Married:                      in  
    Ceremony:     
                                     

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    Baptized:                      in   
  Christened:                        
        Died:                      in   
      Buried:                        
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   Occupation   
      Father:
      Mother:

   M Child 1: Henry G. Egan Jr. 
        Born:                      in   
        Died:                      in   

   F Child 2: Joanne Egan 
        Born:                      in   
        Died:                      in   

   F Child 3: Michelle Egan 
        Born:                      in   
        Died:                      in   

   F Child 4: Renee Egan 
        Born:                      in   
        Died:                      in   


Sources:
(1) State of Minnesota, Certificate of death 1953-MN-26172. 

Notes
Note (1) "Hank" Egan Dies After Long Illness

Henry (Hank) G. Egan 559 Fifth Ave North prominent So. St. Paul Businessman
succombed Thursday at Miller Hospital following an extended illness. He was 55
Years old.

Funeral Services will be held at 9:30 am Monday from the Willwerschied
Mortuary St. Paul and at 10 am from St. Augustine's Catholic Church of this city.
Internment will be at Calvary Cemetery.

Mr. Egan was born April 3, 1897, in Eagan Township, Dakota County.  A
resident of South St. Paul for the past quarter Century, he was associated with
general motors as proprietor of the Egan Chevrolet Company of South St. Paul, 
Mr. Egan operated the agency on Concord Street for 22 years until his retirement
in 1949.  During his business career, Mr. Egan erected several major buildings
in the city's business district.  In more recent year she built two of the city's
more modern apartment buildings on 6th Avenue north in the hill district.  Mr.
Egan is a U.S. Navy veteran, World War I.

He is survived by his wife Carol; a son Henry G. Jr., Daughters Mrs Carl L
Yeager, Joanne, Michelle, and Renee.  One Sister Mrs. John (Regina) Becker and
two brothers, Maurice F. and George S. Egan of this city also survive.