Bartlett Lynch was in the Civil War. He was in Company A in the 7th Mich, Inf. He was a Sanilac County Pioneer. He came to America as a young boy and lived in Carsonville, Michigan.
I got his dates from: Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952
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Bartlett Lynch, 87, Sanilac County pioneer died today in his home on Minnie street, after a long illness. He was born in Ireland and came to America when very young. He lived in Carsonville, Sanilac county until 9 years ago, when he and Mrs. Lynch came to Port Huron. He was a mail carrier in Carsonville.
Mr. Lynch was a volunteer soldier in the Civil War. He was past commander of William Sanborn Post GAR and a veteran member of the Knights of Pythias.
He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Edward Reysin, Sandusky, and Mrs. Effie Foster, Detroit, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Robert Newhall, Port Huron.
Contributor:
Terri (Haupt) Huizenga - [email protected]
father: Lynch
mother: Etta
Civil War veteran
7 Michigan Infantry
Co A
Wounded May 9, 1865
I got his dates from: Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952
Suggested Edit below:
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Bartlett Lynch, 87, Sanilac County pioneer died today in his home on Minnie street, after a long illness. He was born in Ireland and came to America when very young. He lived in Carsonville, Sanilac county until 9 years ago, when he and Mrs. Lynch came to Port Huron. He was a mail carrier in Carsonville.
Mr. Lynch was a volunteer soldier in the Civil War. He was past commander of William Sanborn Post GAR and a veteran member of the Knights of Pythias.
He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Edward Reysin, Sandusky, and Mrs. Effie Foster, Detroit, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Robert Newhall, Port Huron.
Contributor:
Terri (Haupt) Huizenga - [email protected]
father: Lynch
mother: Etta
Civil War veteran
7 Michigan Infantry
Co A
Wounded May 9, 1865
Bartlett Lynch was in the Civil War. He was in Company A in the 7th Mich, Inf. He was a Sanilac County Pioneer. He came to America as a young boy and lived in Carsonville, Michigan.
I got his dates from: Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952
Suggested Edit below:
Civil war Veteran Answers Last Call
Bartlett Lynch, 87, Sanilac County pioneer died today in his home on Minnie street, after a long illness. He was born in Ireland and came to America when very young. He lived in Carsonville, Sanilac county until 9 years ago, when he and Mrs. Lynch came to Port Huron. He was a mail carrier in Carsonville.
Mr. Lynch was a volunteer soldier in the Civil War. He was past commander of William Sanborn Post GAR and a veteran member of the Knights of Pythias.
He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Edward Reysin, Sandusky, and Mrs. Effie Foster, Detroit, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Robert Newhall, Port Huron.
Contributor:
Terri (Haupt) Huizenga - [email protected]
father: Lynch
mother: Etta
Civil War veteran
7 Michigan Infantry
Co A
Wounded May 9, 1865
I got his dates from: Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952
Suggested Edit below:
Civil war Veteran Answers Last Call
Bartlett Lynch, 87, Sanilac County pioneer died today in his home on Minnie street, after a long illness. He was born in Ireland and came to America when very young. He lived in Carsonville, Sanilac county until 9 years ago, when he and Mrs. Lynch came to Port Huron. He was a mail carrier in Carsonville.
Mr. Lynch was a volunteer soldier in the Civil War. He was past commander of William Sanborn Post GAR and a veteran member of the Knights of Pythias.
He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Edward Reysin, Sandusky, and Mrs. Effie Foster, Detroit, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Robert Newhall, Port Huron.
Contributor:
Terri (Haupt) Huizenga - [email protected]
father: Lynch
mother: Etta
Civil War veteran
7 Michigan Infantry
Co A
Wounded May 9, 1865
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Barlett Lynch Co. A 7 Mich. INF
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