Mrs. Eva J. Harn, 94, Entiat, a longtime Central Washington resident, died in a Wenatchee convalescent center Wednesday morning.
Born in Nevada on Oct. 24, 1881, she moved to Wyoming in a covered wagon as a child, then to Oregon, and in 1901 to Chelan. She attended Chelan schools and on Oct. 4, 1907, married Leonard L. Harn in Wenatchee. They made Chelan their home.
Following the death of her husband in 1969 she moved to Entiat to be with her daughter. Wenatchee had been her home for the past year and a half.
Surviving are three sons, Harry and Ray Harn, Wenatchee, and Eldon Harn, Spokane; two daughters, Mrs. v. L. (Lillian) Carman, Entiat, and Mrs. E. H. (Eliose) Dunkum, Richmond, Va.; a brother, Harry carpenter, Chelan; 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Two sons, three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death.
Born in Nevada on Oct. 24, 1881, she moved to Wyoming in a covered wagon as a child, then to Oregon, and in 1901 to Chelan. She attended Chelan schools and on Oct. 4, 1907, married Leonard L. Harn in Wenatchee. They made Chelan their home.
Following the death of her husband in 1969 she moved to Entiat to be with her daughter. Wenatchee had been her home for the past year and a half.
Surviving are three sons, Harry and Ray Harn, Wenatchee, and Eldon Harn, Spokane; two daughters, Mrs. v. L. (Lillian) Carman, Entiat, and Mrs. E. H. (Eliose) Dunkum, Richmond, Va.; a brother, Harry carpenter, Chelan; 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Two sons, three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death.
Mrs. Eva J. Harn, 94, Entiat, a longtime Central Washington resident, died in a Wenatchee convalescent center Wednesday morning.
Born in Nevada on Oct. 24, 1881, she moved to Wyoming in a covered wagon as a child, then to Oregon, and in 1901 to Chelan. She attended Chelan schools and on Oct. 4, 1907, married Leonard L. Harn in Wenatchee. They made Chelan their home.
Following the death of her husband in 1969 she moved to Entiat to be with her daughter. Wenatchee had been her home for the past year and a half.
Surviving are three sons, Harry and Ray Harn, Wenatchee, and Eldon Harn, Spokane; two daughters, Mrs. v. L. (Lillian) Carman, Entiat, and Mrs. E. H. (Eliose) Dunkum, Richmond, Va.; a brother, Harry carpenter, Chelan; 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Two sons, three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death.
Born in Nevada on Oct. 24, 1881, she moved to Wyoming in a covered wagon as a child, then to Oregon, and in 1901 to Chelan. She attended Chelan schools and on Oct. 4, 1907, married Leonard L. Harn in Wenatchee. They made Chelan their home.
Following the death of her husband in 1969 she moved to Entiat to be with her daughter. Wenatchee had been her home for the past year and a half.
Surviving are three sons, Harry and Ray Harn, Wenatchee, and Eldon Harn, Spokane; two daughters, Mrs. v. L. (Lillian) Carman, Entiat, and Mrs. E. H. (Eliose) Dunkum, Richmond, Va.; a brother, Harry carpenter, Chelan; 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Two sons, three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death.
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