Jessie Evelyn HEAD
Obituary

After and illness of two weeks Mrs. Jessie E. Fahey passed away at her home on West Bates street, Lewiston, Thursday night. She was a native of Lewiston and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Head of this city. She was 23 years of age was highly respected. Beside a husband, Edward Fahey, she leaves one child, her mother and two sisters.

The Lewiston Daily Sun, February 19, 1910



Mrs. Edward Fahey.

The funeral of Mrs. Jessie Fahey, wife of Edward Fahey, of 15 West Bates street was held at St. Joseph's Church, Lewiston, at nine o'clock Saturday morning, Father Butler officiating. The interment was at Mt. Hope cemetery.

Mrs. Fahey had many friends in Lewiston, and the offerings of flowers were profuse, numbering pieces from Crescent Lodge, N.E.O.P., the Independent Order of Eagles, and the Cowan mills, besides a large number from individuals. The bearers were John J. Comer, George Fahey, William O'Connell, John Taylor, S. J. Sarkesian and Frank King.

Mrs. Fahey's maiden name was Jessie Evelyn Head, and she was 23 years old, all her life being spent in Lewiston. She was a past warden of Crescent Lodge, N.E.O.P., and an attendant at St. Joseph's church. Personally she was a woman beloved by everyone, and her friends were many.

Besides her husband, she leaves a mother, Mrs. Jennie Head of Lewiston, two sisters, Mrs. Addie Lemaire of Lewiston and Mrs. Ella Sarkesian of Auburn, and a baby girl, Irene.

Lewiston Evening Journal, Lewiston, Maine
Saturday, February 19, 1910




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