Nancy Redding Egan Raleigh
(aka Nancy “Redden” Egan Raleigh.)
| Birth: | 6 October 1825, Hiram, Portage County, Ohio.
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| Death: | 23 April 1892, Salt Lake City, Utah. Died at age 73. | ||||
| Husband | Howard Egan (1815-1878.) Married 23 January 1846. (Howard was 31. Nancy was 21.) | ||||
| Children: | 2 children: Helen Jeanette Egan Irvine (25 Aug 1847-1924) Vilate Louise Egan (13 Oct 1849- 8 Apr 1866) Buried: Salt Lake City Cemetery, Sec E-7-7. |
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Quick Links
Pioneering The West
Major Howard Egan’s journals, printed as “Pioneering the West,” are available from:
Books & Things
2373 W. 700 S.
Springville, UT 84663
801-489-4150
DVD of the 200th Celebrations
The DVD of the 200th Celebrations includes 20 min of historical highlights of Howard Egan’s life and 20 min of highlights of the 200th Celebrations.
Copies of version 2 are available at below our actual costs.
PRICE: $15 for the video and $2 for postage, for a total of $17/ea.
Send your check or money order, payable to “Major Howard Egan Family Foundation” and mail to: 27581 Lost Trail Dr., Laguna Hills, CA 92653.
Click– HERE to watch the DVD.
Biography of Howard Egan
The complete 619 page biography of Major Howard Egan, written by historian William G. Hartley, is available through Amazon.com.
You can also purchase copies at a discount directly from the publisher:
publisher website: HowardEganBiography.com
For more information about this Biography: https://howardeganbook.com.bluecairnmedia.com
Fifteen separate Family Activity Packets were created by Candee Robinson for the Egan Celebrations. Each packet highlights 1 of 15 significant life events experienced by Major Howard Egan.
We encourage you to get together as a family, perhaps once a week, and have a family evening learning about the life and times of Major Howard Egan.
Everything is provided in each Activity Packet to make it a fun, fact-filled, activity-based, family event.
You can even use the PowerPoint file and show the packet materials on a computer or television screen.
Start and end with the included songs that are based on the week’s theme; have one family member share the Egan History Highlights; another family member supervise the Egan Activities and/or games; and someone else make the theme-based refreshments. Your family will bond closer, as you learn about and come to value your roots.
Click–HERE for a directory of all 15 Egan Family Activity Packets.
