Russell Lowell LYNCH
Birth:
10 Feb 1897
Morrisdale, Pennsylvania
Death:
2 May 1990
Zephyrhills, Florida
Burial:
Dade City, Florida
Marriage:
22 Dec 1920
Cumberland, Maryland
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Jun 2003 - Individual's name corrected by daughter Jeanne Lynch Ponton. Additional details provided on descendants of Russell Lowell Lynch and Emma Peters.
Notes:
Clearfield Progress 21 Nov 1942, pg 8
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lynch and daughter, Jeanne, returned to their home on East Fifth street having spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Boles of Johnson City, N.Y. Mrs. Boles is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynch.
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Clearfield Progress 22 Oct 1942, pg 10
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lynch and daughter, Jeanne, have returned to their home on Fifth Street after spending the weekend in Johnson City, N.Y., with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Hubert Boles, and her husband, Reverend Boles.
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Clearfield Progress 7 Sep 1929, pg 10
Mrs. Russell Lynch and daughters of Clearfield spent Sunday at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters of Mineral Spring.
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Letter from Margaret Jeanne (Lynch) Ponton to Lori Eileen (Peters) Lopez dated Jun 2003:
Dear Lori,
Sorry - I don't know birth dates (years) for most of the kids. I know the first 3 were born before we married in '48. Thanks for sending all the info Addresses of Dot's kids: (see original letter). Maybe one of the kids can provide more info about birth dates and their families and their kids' families. Probably one of the girls or all of them would be your best bet They all have grandkids. All the info about mom's (Emma Peters Lynch) background is mind boggeling I knew there was the name Appleton in Grandad's family, but all the rest I never heard of Germany, Britian, France - WOW I knew Grandma had a German background - even spoke a little German - taught me to cout to ten in German and "Garect you shanty bou" meaning "go away you dirty boy" I wonder why she thought I should know that one? She was a sweet person and a good cook - I remember her canning and making sauerkrut in a crock in the celler - she always weighted the cabbage down with an iron or something heavy. I remember helping her iron with an iron heated on the stove and also spent hours rolling carpet rags into balls for use on her loom to make rugs - they were so nice. Grandad Peters used to slip me money and say, "Don't tell Dottie" We kids all used to rolldown the bank in Grandad's yard Such fun Good memories. Sorry to have been so long writing to you. Today I said, "This is the day" - so there is the info I know now. Maybe more will surface later. Did your Aunt Barb send you a list of the Peters' family - 12 kids? I have it somewhere, so can send a copy if you don't have it. I have a computer, but not on line and the ink cartridge is dry Take Care Love, Jeanne
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Clearfield Progress 2 Oct 1942, pg 10
Dorothy Mae Lynch Married in Church to Indiana Man - Miss Dorothy Mae Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lynch of East Fifth Street became the bride of Rev. Hubert Allen Boles of Beechgrove, Ind. on Friday evening, September 25. The ceremony was held before the flower and fern filled altar of the United Brethren Church, Rev. Homer E. Gauntt performing the double ring ceremony. About 165 friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of white satin and finger tip veil. She carried a bouquet of delphinium and gladiolas. Miss Jeanne Lynch, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Her gown was of blue lace and net and she carried a boquet similar to that carried by the bride. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Russell Lynch. John Wriglesworth was best man for the groom. The ushers were Burton Peters and Robert Peters, both uncles of the bride; Daniel Hummel and Eldon Gordon. Mrs. Wilson Smeal, the church organist, softly played "Oh Promise Me" during the ceremony. Miss Winifred Resse sane "At Dawning" and "I Love You Truly" before the ceremony. At the conclusion of the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride is a graduate of Clearfield High School and is attending the Practical Bible School of Binghampton, N.Y. from which she will graduate this year. Rev. Boles graduated from the Beechgrove Bible Training School and from the Practical Bible Training School.
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Clearfield Progress 21 Sep 1942, pg 8
Miss Dorothy Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lynch of East Fifth Street left Sunday for Binghampton, N.Y.
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June 2003 - Individual's name corrected by her sister, Jeanne Lynch Ponton
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In the April 2000 obituary for Dorothy Lynch Boles, an infant sister is mentioned.
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Jun 2003 - Individual mentioned in correspondence from her sister, Margaret Jeanne (Lynch) Ponton, stating: "Birth: Sep '26 or '27; died 27 or 28" She was a few months old, had an abcess on head, broke in - terminally, causing her death. I barely remember her."
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Russell Lowell Lynch - Blocked
Russell Lowell Lynch
was born at Morrisdale, Pennsylvania 10 Feb 1897.
His parents were Jacob Lynch and Harriet Deneen.
He married Blocked 22 Dec 1920 at Cumberland, Maryland .
They were the parents of 3
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Russell Lowell Lynch died 2 May 1990 at Zephyrhills, Florida .