Spouse John W
Married 1887
Mrs. M. E. Lynch Is Dead At Waseca
Mrs. Margaret E. Lynch, a sister of Mrs. John M. Byron and Mrs. John Barden of this community, died at Memorial Hospital in Waseca on Tuesday evening as the result of an attack of influenza followed by pneumonia. Margaret Ellen Burns Lynch was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burns of Wilton. Surviving are two sons the three daughters as follows: Roy Lynch, Minneapolis; Andrew A. Lynch, St. Mary Township; Sister Agnes Clare, Rochester; Sister Columbane, Austin; and Miss Margaret Lynch, Waseca. Four brothers, three sisters and fifteen grandchildren also survive. Surviving brothers and sisters are the following: Martin and Peter Burns, Wilton Township; Mrs. Richard Barden and William Burns, Waseca; and Mrs. John Barden and Mrs. John M. Byron, Janesville. The funeral services will be held at nine o'clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Waseca on Friday morning and interment will take place in the St. Mary cemetery.
Janesville Argus 2-2-1933
Contributed by S. R. Allen
Married 1887
Mrs. M. E. Lynch Is Dead At Waseca
Mrs. Margaret E. Lynch, a sister of Mrs. John M. Byron and Mrs. John Barden of this community, died at Memorial Hospital in Waseca on Tuesday evening as the result of an attack of influenza followed by pneumonia. Margaret Ellen Burns Lynch was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burns of Wilton. Surviving are two sons the three daughters as follows: Roy Lynch, Minneapolis; Andrew A. Lynch, St. Mary Township; Sister Agnes Clare, Rochester; Sister Columbane, Austin; and Miss Margaret Lynch, Waseca. Four brothers, three sisters and fifteen grandchildren also survive. Surviving brothers and sisters are the following: Martin and Peter Burns, Wilton Township; Mrs. Richard Barden and William Burns, Waseca; and Mrs. John Barden and Mrs. John M. Byron, Janesville. The funeral services will be held at nine o'clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Waseca on Friday morning and interment will take place in the St. Mary cemetery.
Janesville Argus 2-2-1933
Contributed by S. R. Allen
Spouse John W
Married 1887
Mrs. M. E. Lynch Is Dead At Waseca
Mrs. Margaret E. Lynch, a sister of Mrs. John M. Byron and Mrs. John Barden of this community, died at Memorial Hospital in Waseca on Tuesday evening as the result of an attack of influenza followed by pneumonia. Margaret Ellen Burns Lynch was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burns of Wilton. Surviving are two sons the three daughters as follows: Roy Lynch, Minneapolis; Andrew A. Lynch, St. Mary Township; Sister Agnes Clare, Rochester; Sister Columbane, Austin; and Miss Margaret Lynch, Waseca. Four brothers, three sisters and fifteen grandchildren also survive. Surviving brothers and sisters are the following: Martin and Peter Burns, Wilton Township; Mrs. Richard Barden and William Burns, Waseca; and Mrs. John Barden and Mrs. John M. Byron, Janesville. The funeral services will be held at nine o'clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Waseca on Friday morning and interment will take place in the St. Mary cemetery.
Janesville Argus 2-2-1933
Contributed by S. R. Allen
Married 1887
Mrs. M. E. Lynch Is Dead At Waseca
Mrs. Margaret E. Lynch, a sister of Mrs. John M. Byron and Mrs. John Barden of this community, died at Memorial Hospital in Waseca on Tuesday evening as the result of an attack of influenza followed by pneumonia. Margaret Ellen Burns Lynch was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burns of Wilton. Surviving are two sons the three daughters as follows: Roy Lynch, Minneapolis; Andrew A. Lynch, St. Mary Township; Sister Agnes Clare, Rochester; Sister Columbane, Austin; and Miss Margaret Lynch, Waseca. Four brothers, three sisters and fifteen grandchildren also survive. Surviving brothers and sisters are the following: Martin and Peter Burns, Wilton Township; Mrs. Richard Barden and William Burns, Waseca; and Mrs. John Barden and Mrs. John M. Byron, Janesville. The funeral services will be held at nine o'clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Waseca on Friday morning and interment will take place in the St. Mary cemetery.
Janesville Argus 2-2-1933
Contributed by S. R. Allen
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