Lyman's obit was published in the Sparta News Plaindealer, Sparta, Illinois, 2 Jan 1942.
The obit notes that Lyman's funeral was held on New Year's Day at the United Presbyterian church with the Rev. R. W. Stewart, pastor of the R.P. church officiating. Interment was made in Calidonia Cemetery.
Lyman is described as a life-long resident of Sparta, who died in his home on North Market Street. Lyman T. Lindsay was born in Flat Prairie, northeast of Sparta, the son of Henry Lindsay and Marian Doak. The obit says that he spent his entire life in the Lindsay settlement northeast of Sparta, except for the past ten years, during which time he resided in Sparta.
The obit notes that early in life Lyman became a member of the Old Prosperity church and later of the Tilden U.P. church. When Lyman moved to Sparta, he became a member of the local U.P. church and was faithful in his attendance there.
On November 6, 1895 Lyman married Mary Susan McKinley. Lyman and Mary had one child, who died in childhood. Mary died a short time after her child on 24 Aug 1899.
Lyman then married Jeanie Sims on December 24. Lyman and Jeanie had one son, Assistant Postmaster Eugene Lindsay of Sparta. Jeanie died 1904.
On August 8, 1906, Lyman married Mary Jane McDougal. Lyman and Mary Jane had one son, now deceased, and two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Baker of Marissa and Miss Edith Lindsay of Sparta.
Lyman's obit lists the following survivors, his wife, Mary Jane; one son, Eugene; two daughters, Hazel and Edith; five grandchildren; two brothers, Edward S. Lindsay of Tilden and Will Lindsay of Santa Anna, Calif., and two sisiters, Mrs. Jennie Edmiston of East St. Louis, and Mrs. Ida Ottesen of Tilden.
The obit notes that Lyman's funeral was held on New Year's Day at the United Presbyterian church with the Rev. R. W. Stewart, pastor of the R.P. church officiating. Interment was made in Calidonia Cemetery.
Lyman is described as a life-long resident of Sparta, who died in his home on North Market Street. Lyman T. Lindsay was born in Flat Prairie, northeast of Sparta, the son of Henry Lindsay and Marian Doak. The obit says that he spent his entire life in the Lindsay settlement northeast of Sparta, except for the past ten years, during which time he resided in Sparta.
The obit notes that early in life Lyman became a member of the Old Prosperity church and later of the Tilden U.P. church. When Lyman moved to Sparta, he became a member of the local U.P. church and was faithful in his attendance there.
On November 6, 1895 Lyman married Mary Susan McKinley. Lyman and Mary had one child, who died in childhood. Mary died a short time after her child on 24 Aug 1899.
Lyman then married Jeanie Sims on December 24. Lyman and Jeanie had one son, Assistant Postmaster Eugene Lindsay of Sparta. Jeanie died 1904.
On August 8, 1906, Lyman married Mary Jane McDougal. Lyman and Mary Jane had one son, now deceased, and two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Baker of Marissa and Miss Edith Lindsay of Sparta.
Lyman's obit lists the following survivors, his wife, Mary Jane; one son, Eugene; two daughters, Hazel and Edith; five grandchildren; two brothers, Edward S. Lindsay of Tilden and Will Lindsay of Santa Anna, Calif., and two sisiters, Mrs. Jennie Edmiston of East St. Louis, and Mrs. Ida Ottesen of Tilden.
Lyman's obit was published in the Sparta News Plaindealer, Sparta, Illinois, 2 Jan 1942.
The obit notes that Lyman's funeral was held on New Year's Day at the United Presbyterian church with the Rev. R. W. Stewart, pastor of the R.P. church officiating. Interment was made in Calidonia Cemetery.
Lyman is described as a life-long resident of Sparta, who died in his home on North Market Street. Lyman T. Lindsay was born in Flat Prairie, northeast of Sparta, the son of Henry Lindsay and Marian Doak. The obit says that he spent his entire life in the Lindsay settlement northeast of Sparta, except for the past ten years, during which time he resided in Sparta.
The obit notes that early in life Lyman became a member of the Old Prosperity church and later of the Tilden U.P. church. When Lyman moved to Sparta, he became a member of the local U.P. church and was faithful in his attendance there.
On November 6, 1895 Lyman married Mary Susan McKinley. Lyman and Mary had one child, who died in childhood. Mary died a short time after her child on 24 Aug 1899.
Lyman then married Jeanie Sims on December 24. Lyman and Jeanie had one son, Assistant Postmaster Eugene Lindsay of Sparta. Jeanie died 1904.
On August 8, 1906, Lyman married Mary Jane McDougal. Lyman and Mary Jane had one son, now deceased, and two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Baker of Marissa and Miss Edith Lindsay of Sparta.
Lyman's obit lists the following survivors, his wife, Mary Jane; one son, Eugene; two daughters, Hazel and Edith; five grandchildren; two brothers, Edward S. Lindsay of Tilden and Will Lindsay of Santa Anna, Calif., and two sisiters, Mrs. Jennie Edmiston of East St. Louis, and Mrs. Ida Ottesen of Tilden.
The obit notes that Lyman's funeral was held on New Year's Day at the United Presbyterian church with the Rev. R. W. Stewart, pastor of the R.P. church officiating. Interment was made in Calidonia Cemetery.
Lyman is described as a life-long resident of Sparta, who died in his home on North Market Street. Lyman T. Lindsay was born in Flat Prairie, northeast of Sparta, the son of Henry Lindsay and Marian Doak. The obit says that he spent his entire life in the Lindsay settlement northeast of Sparta, except for the past ten years, during which time he resided in Sparta.
The obit notes that early in life Lyman became a member of the Old Prosperity church and later of the Tilden U.P. church. When Lyman moved to Sparta, he became a member of the local U.P. church and was faithful in his attendance there.
On November 6, 1895 Lyman married Mary Susan McKinley. Lyman and Mary had one child, who died in childhood. Mary died a short time after her child on 24 Aug 1899.
Lyman then married Jeanie Sims on December 24. Lyman and Jeanie had one son, Assistant Postmaster Eugene Lindsay of Sparta. Jeanie died 1904.
On August 8, 1906, Lyman married Mary Jane McDougal. Lyman and Mary Jane had one son, now deceased, and two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Baker of Marissa and Miss Edith Lindsay of Sparta.
Lyman's obit lists the following survivors, his wife, Mary Jane; one son, Eugene; two daughters, Hazel and Edith; five grandchildren; two brothers, Edward S. Lindsay of Tilden and Will Lindsay of Santa Anna, Calif., and two sisiters, Mrs. Jennie Edmiston of East St. Louis, and Mrs. Ida Ottesen of Tilden.
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