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About David Mitchum Lynch
According to his granddaughter, Maggie Belle Lynch Huckaby: In all, David had four wives whom he outlived. In 1899, at the age of 72, just after the death of his fourth wife, David and his nephew Bill Irby came overland from Hale Center, Texas in a surrey drawn by a team of horses.
The Lynch family had a very good life in Yuma. Both father (David) and son (William) had other trades besides farming. David was a blacksmith and carpenter and Will was a tanner. They were kept busy tanning hides for people, shoeing horses & repairing buggies, and building houses and all manner of things made of wood.
David is buried in the family plot in 1909 in the Yuma Cemetery, he died before Arizona became a state of the Union.
Recorded by Margaret Lyn Leonard Overstreet, Great great Granddaughter of David, granddaughter of Maggie
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David Mitchum Lynch's Timeline
| 1827 |
May 14, 1827
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Montgomery, Tennessee
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| 1854 |
September 12, 1854
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Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau, MO, United States
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| 1909 |
December 29, 1909
Age 82
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Yuma, Yuma, Arizona, United States
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