LYNCH, Delia (Tucker) 1852-1943

LYNCH, TUCKER, STEGMANN

Posted By: Diane M Scott (email)
Date: 1/23/2011 at 11:48:04

Delia (Tucker) Lynch 1852-1943

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COMMITTAL SERVICES HELD
AT OSAGE FOR MRS. J. LYNCH, 91

Osage, Iowa – Committal services were held at 1:30 Monday afternoon at the Osage cemetery for Mrs. John Lynch, 91, former Osage resident, who died at her home in Waterloo, Saturday. Services were held Monday morning at 10 O’clock in Waterloo.
As Delia Tucker, she was born January 2, 1852, at Rockford, Illinois. She was married to John Lynch in March, 1872, moving to Osage, where they lived for more than 30 years. In 1908, they moved to Waterloo.

Surviving are a son, Walter, Long Beach, California; Mrs. A. J. Stegmann and Miss Margaret Lynch of Waterloo.

Mason City Globe Gazette, Monday March 15, 1943
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Osage Cemetery, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa
Delia Lynch . . . death/burial March 15, 1943
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1900 US Census: Osage, Mitchell, Iowa

John Lynch 54 born November 1845 England
Delia 47 born January 1853 Illinois
Maggie 21 born September 1878 Illinois
Mary 14 born December 1885 Iowa
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COMMITTAL SERVICE
FOR MRS. J. LYNCH
MONDAY P.M.

A committal service was held at 1:30 Monday afternoon at the Osage cemetery, Osage, Iowa, for Mrs. John Lynch, 91, a former Osage resident, who died at ther home in Waterloo last Saturday. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock Monday in Waterloo, Iowa.

May** Tucker was born on January 2, 1852, at Rockford, Illinois. She was married to John Lynch in March, 1872, and they established their home in Osage. In 1908 they moved to Waterloo.

Surviving is a son, Walter, of Long Beach, California, and daughters, Mrs. A.J. Stagmann*** and Margaret Lynch of Waterloo.

Source: Mitchell County Press, Osage, Iowa, 18 MAR 1943
(Credit: K. Kittleson)

**Note: Yes, the newspaper said her name was "May."

***Note: The newspaper did spell it Stagmann.