Updated, June 24, 2008
1. Owen LYNCH, M. Born abt 1826 in Ireland. Owen died in Washington D. C.131 on Jun 3, 1865, he was 39.1 Buried in National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. Occupation: Carman.
1850 Census: Newburg, Essex Co.,
Massachusetts
Owen Lynch age 25, laborer, b. Ireland
Bridget age 25, b.
Ireland
1860 Census: Michigan City,
LaPorte Co., Indiana
Owen Lynch age 30, carman, b. Ireland
Bridget age
30, b. Ireland
Conner age 12, b. Ireland
Elizabeth age 9, b. Mass
Margaret age 6, b. Mass
Sarah Jane age 5, b. Indiana
Mary Ann age
2, b. Indiana
American Civil War Soldiers:
Name: Owen Lynch ,
Residence: Michigan City, Indiana
Enlistment Date: 07
October 1864
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Indiana
Unit Numbers: 639 639 599
Service Record: Enlisted as a
Private on 07 October 1864
Drafted in Company E, 83rd Infantry Regiment
Indiana on 07 October 1864.
Transferred Company E, 83rd Infantry Regiment
Indiana on 30 May 1865
Transfered in 48th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 30
May 1865 (Company D, per
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/regiments.cfm)
Naturalized November 1, 1856 in La
Porte Co., Indiana. Emigrated from Ireland, embarked at Liverpool, and arrived
in Boston on the 29th of January 1848.
Medical: Killed in a rail road
accident on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road at Washington, D. C.
"This
is to certify that I am personally acquainted with the manner in which Owen
Lynch Private "D" Co. 48th Ind. Regiment Volunteers, came to his death -- that
it was as shown on the "Muster Out Rolls" of said co. dated at Louisville, Ky
July 15th 1865. i.e. by the cars being thrown from the track by a switch being
left open on B & O RR on Maryland Ave. Wahington City D. C. and the car
upon which said Owen Lynch was riding was smashed entirely to peices and he
instantly (or nearly so) lilled on the 3d day of June 1865. The said Owen Lynch
was transferred from the 83d to the 48th Indiana Volunteer Infantry on the 30th
day of May 1865 and at the time of his death was in the line of his duty
traveling with his company from Washington City D. C. to Louisville KY" Newton
Bingham, Late St. Col. Comd. 48th Ind. Vet Inftry Vols.
On Jun 3, 1846 when Owen was 20, he married Bridget CLARK, F, daughter of CLARK, M, in Parish of Enniskeen, County Cavan, Ireland. Born on Nov 18, 1826 in County Cavan, Ireland. Bridget died in Joliet, Will Co., IL132 on Jun 27, 1898, she was 71.2 Buried on Jun 29, 1898 in Calvary Cemetery (Greenwood) Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN. Religion: St. Mary's Catholic Church, Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN.
1870 Census: Michigan City, LaPorte Co., Indiana
Lynch, Bridget age 40, keeping
house, b. Ireland
Conner age 22, Engineer, b. Ireland
Elizabeth age 17, b.
Mass
Maggie age 16, b. Mass
Sarah age 13,
b. Indiana
Mary age 11, b. Indiana
Charles age 10, b. Indiana
Kate age 8, b.
Indiana
Owen age 5, b. Indiana
1880 Census: Michigan City,
LaPorte Co., IN
Lynch, Bridget age 48, keeping house, b. Ireland
Conner age 28, machinest, b. Ireland
Elizabeth age 26, b. Massachusetts
Charles age 20,
b. Indiana
Catherine,
age 16, b. Indiana
Owen, age 14, b. Indiana
Mary Ann age 21, b. Indiana
Long, Anna age 13, niece, b.
Wisconsin (parents Ireland)
Kate, age 11, niece, b.
Wisconsin (parents Ireland) (Kate Long married William Wallace and lived in
Chicago)
Connor and Charles Lynch are ALSO
listed in the Cook Co., Chicago, IL Census - maybe his mother included them in
her census even though they were no longer living with her?
Received a
widow's civil war pension
Research: Obit: June 29, 1898 Michigan City
News
Mrs. Bridget Lynch breathed her last on Monday, June 27th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Philip E. Cosgrove, 400 Stevens avenue, Joliet, Ill., where she had been visiting for the past few weeks. Death was due to old age and general debility. The remains were brought to her home at Michigan City and the funeral was held Wednesday, June 29th, from St. Mary's church, and was largely attended by relatives and friends of the deceased. Requiem mass was said by Rev. Father Hortsman and Rev. Michael Louth, of Texas, delivered the funeral sermon. St. Mary's choir sang the requiem mass. The pallbearers were Messrs. Patrick Burns, H. R. Harris, W. F. Woodson, Walter Lockton, Thos. Donnelly, and C. T. Dibble. The interment took place in Calvary cemetery.
Eight children survive: Mrs. John Downey, Mrs. Fred Parker, Chas. and Connor Lynch, all of Chicago; Owen Lynch and Mrs. Philip Cosgrove, of Joliet, and Misses Bessie and Mary Lynch, of 231 east Michigan street, this city, with whom Mrs. Lynch made her home. They are nine grandchildren who were greatly devoted to her, as well as two sisters, the Mrs. Finnegan and Carroll, now living in Ireland.
Mrs. Lynch was born in County Cavan, Ireland, where she was married to Owen Lynch, and would have been 74 years old had she survived until November 18th, next. Mrs. and Mrs. Lynch came to America some forty-seven years ago, and settled in Massachusetts, but three years later moved to Michigan City. Mr. Lynch served in the civil war, and was present at Lee's surrender. The train on which he, with many other soldiers, was taken to Washington, was wrecked when entering that city and Mr. Lynch lost his life.
Left alone with eight young children, Mrs. Lynch devoted her life to them and no sacrifice was too great for her to make, that they might have every possible advantage. Besides her own children, she raised and educated two nieces, the Misses Anna and Kate Long, the latter now Mrs. William Wallace, of Chicago.
Large hearted and sweet-souled she always had a cheery word and
a smile for the troubled and the true nobility of her character was emphasized
by her loving and untiring devotion to the sick.
They had the following
children:
i. Cornelius "Connor", M. Born on Apr 29, 1847 in Ireland.
Cornelius "Connor" died in Chicago, IL on Apr 24, 1925, he was 77. Buried on
Apr 27, 1925 in Greenwood Calvary Cemetery, Michigan City, LaPorte Co., IN.
Occupation: street paver.
1880 Census, Cook Co., Chicago,
Illinois: age 26, single, machinest
1920 U.S. Census • Illinois •
Cook (Chicago) • Chicago • ED# 1842
living in household with sister
Margaret Downey and niece Angela Downey
he says he immigrated in 1855, and
was naturalized in 1871
Research: Michigan City News, Sat.
April 25, 1925
A. G. Ott, is in receipt of a message,
announcing tht death of Connor Lynch, of Chicago. Mr. Lynch spent his boyhood
days in this city, and has resided in Chicago for the past 45 years. He is
survived by one brother, Charles Lynch and four sisters, Mrs. John Downey, Mrs.
E. E. Cosgrove, Mrs. e. E. Parker, and Miss Bessie Lynch. The funeral service
will be held at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning, in Holy Cross Church,
Chicago.
The funeral party, will arrive in this
city, at 12:30 Monday aternoon and a short service will be held in Calvary
cemetery. Rev. Geoerge Moorman of St. Mary's church will officiate. Friends of
the family are invited to attend the commital
service.
Michigan City News, Monday April 27, 1925
The body of Connor Lynch reached the city at noon today and was taken to Calvary cemetery, where a short service was said at the grave. Rev. George Moorman of St. Mary's officiated.
ii. Elizabeth "Bessie", F. Born
on Sep 5, 1850 in Newburyport, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Elizabeth "Bessie"
died in Chicago, Cook Co., IL on Jun 26, 1933, she was 82. Buried on Jun 28,
1933 in Greenwood Calvary Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN. Religion:
Holy Cross Catholic Church, Chicago, IL.
never
married
1930 U.S. Federal Census >
Illinois > Cook > Chicago (Districts 251-500) > District 283
Downey, Margaret, head, age 73
Downey, Angela, daughter, age 40
Lynch, Bessie, sister, age
76
Medical: Carcinoma of uterus
2 iii. Margaret A., F (1852-1934)
3 iv. Sarah Jane, F (1854-) v. Mary Ann,
F. Born on Oct 1, 1857 in Indiana. Christened on Oct 11, 1857 in St. Ambrose
Catholic Church, Michigan City, IN. Mary Ann died in Lake Geneva, Walworth Co.,
WI on Jan 1, 1914, she was 56. Buried on Jan 3, 1914 in Michigan City,
Indiana.
1893-1894 & 1896 Michigan City, La Porte Co. Directory (with Bridget Lynch and Bessie Lynch) 231 East Michigan
Research: Michigan City Evening
News, Fri, Jan. 2, 1914
Miss Mary Lynch of
this city died on New Year's day at the Oakwood sanitarium, Lake Geneva, Wis.
Her death was attributed to heart failure. She had been ailing for a period of
two years and had been a patient in the sanitariuim the past eight months. The
body reached this city this afternoon and was removed to the Lynch home, east
Michigan street.
Miss Lynch was born in Michigan City 51 years ago and
spent her entire life here. She was well and favorably known and the relatives
have the heartfelt sympathy of her host of friends in their hour of
sorrow.
She is survived by two brothers; Connor and Charles Lynch of
Chicago, and four sisters, Miss Bessie Lynch, of this city, Mrs. John Downey
and Mrs. red Parker of Chicago, and Mrs. Philip E. Cosgrove of Joliet, Ill.
The funeral will be held Saturday morning with services at 9 o'clock in St.
Mary's church. Rev. Father A. M. Ellering will officiate. Burial in Calvary
cemetery.
The following accompanied the body of Miss Lynch to this city: Mrs. John Downey and daughter, Miss Angela Downey, Connor and Charles Lynch and Mrs. F. P. Parker and son, Nathan Parker, all of Chicago, and Mrs. and Mrs. P. J. Cosgrove of Joliet Ill. Mrs. Charles Lynch of Chicago is expected here this evening.
Michigan City Evening News, Sat. Jan. 3, 1914
The funeral
of the late Miss Mary Lynch took place at 9:30 o'clock this morning from St.
Mary's church, Rev. Father A. M. Ellering officiated. The funeral was largely
attended by relatives and friends of the deceased. The following acted as
pallbearers: A. C. Heitschmidt, Frank Ehninger, Myron Clarke, Frank Harrold and
Dr. W. B. Flynn of this city and Jacob Shottler of West Pullman, Ill. Fred B.
Parker, Mrs. Charles J. Lynch and daughter Miss Stella Lynch, and Mrsl Charles
G. Hicks, of Chicago, Arthur Lynch of Aledo, Ill, and Mrs. James McBride and
Miss Bess Cosgrove of Joliet, in addition to the names of those published in
Friday's News, were among the out of town people who attended the funeral.
4 vi. Charles James, M (1860-1928)
5 vii. Catherine "Kate/Katie", F
(1862-1947)
viii. Owen Patrick1333, M. Born on Jun 9, 1865 in Indiana. Christened on Jun 11, 1865 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, MIchigan City, Indiana. Owen Patrick133 died in Chicago, IL on Feb 12, 1911, he was 45. Buried on Feb 14, 1911 in Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN. Occupation: steam roller engineer (1906-11), boiler maker (1890-1906).
Member of the I. U. S. E. Street Paving local 69 and Unique lodge No. 343, K. of P.
Research: Michigan City Evening News, Mon. Feb. 13, 1911
Owen Patrick Lynch, a native of Michigan City, died at 12:30
o'clock Sunday morning at the home of his brother, C. J. Lynch in Chicago. His
death was due to heart failure. He was born June 9, 1865 in this city and was
the youngest of eight children of the late Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lynch. Owen Lynch
finished a course of study in the commercial department of the Michigan City
High School in 1884 and went to Chicago. Mrs. Lynch is survived by the
following brothers and sisters: Connor and Charles J. Lynch, Mrs. John Downey
and Mrs. Fred Parker, Chicago; Mrs. Philip Cosgrove, Joliet, Ill., and Misses
Bessie and Mary Lynch of this city.
The body will be shipped to this
city Tuesday morning, arriving at 10:20 o'clock. The funeral will take place at
10:45 o'clock Tuesday morning from St. Mary's church, Rev. Father John
Bleckmann officiating.
Michigan City Evening News, Tues., Feb. 14, 1911
The body of the late Owen Patrick Lynch, whose death in Chicago Sunday morning wa noted in Monday's News, reached the city this morning. The funeral services were conducted by Re. Father John Blcekmann at 10:45 o'clock this morning in St. Mary's church. Mr. Lynch was a member of I. U. S. E. Street Paving local, No. 69, and of Unique lodge, No. 343, Knights of Pythias, Chicago.
Second Generation
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2. Margaret A. LYNCH, F. Born on Jul 14, 1852 in Newburyport, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Margaret A. died in Chicago, Cook Co., IL on Mar 31, 1934, she was 81. Buried on Apr 2, 1934 in Calvary Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN. Religion: Holy Cros Church, Chicago, IL.
1920 U.S. Census • Illinois
• Cook (Chicago) • Chicago • ED# 1842
living in household
with daughter Angela (head) and brother Cornelius Lynch, age 70
1930
U.S. Federal Census > Illinois > Cook > Chicago (Districts 251-500)
> District 283
Downey, Margaret, head, age 73
Downey, Angela,
daughter, age 40
Lynch, Bessie, sister, age 76
Research: Michigan City Evening
Dispatch, April 2, 1934
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret A. Downey,
former local resident who died Saturday morning in Chicago, were held at 9:30
this morning in the Holy Cross Catholic Church, Chicago.
The remains were
brought to this city at noon today and interment took place in Calvary
cemetery. Rev. Joseph A. Lynn conducted the servicee.
Mrs. Downey is
survived by a daughter, Miss Angela I. Downey, and a sister, Mrs. Katherine L.
Parker.
On Aug 8, 1870 when Margaret A. was 18, she married John
DOWNEY, M, in St. Mary's Church, Michigan City, La Porte Co., Indiana. Born abt
1850 in Ireland. John died in Chicago, Illinois on Jan 9, 1899, he was 49.
Buried on Jan 12, 1899 in Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN.
They had one child:
i. Angela I., F. Born abt 1871 in Indiana. Christened on Jul 30, 1871 in St. Mary's Church, Michigan City, La Porte Co., Indiana. Angela I. died in Aurora, IL on Jun 12, 1934, she was 63. Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte Co., Indiana. Occupation: stenographer.
Research: Michigan City News, June 15, 1934
Funeral services for Miss Angela I. Downey, who died Wednesday in Chicago, were held at 10 o'clock this morning in Holy Cross church in that city. The body was brought to Michigan City, having arrived here at 1 o'clock this afternoon. It was taken to Calvary cemetery, where interment took place in the family lot. Rev. Edward Miller, of St. Mary's Catholic church, conducted the committal service, which was attended by many friends of Miss Downey who was formerly a resident of Michigan City and was a niece of the late Misses Bessie and Mary Lynch.
3. Sarah Jane LYNCH, F. Born on Apr 19, 1854 in Indiana. Christened on May 14, 1854 in St. Ambrose Catholic Church, Michigan City, Indiana.
On Oct 10, 1876 when Sarah Jane was 22, she married Philip E. COSGROVE, M, in St. Mary's Church, Michigan City, La Porte Co., Indiana. Born abt 1854 in Michigan. Philip E. died in Joliet, Will Co., IL on Aug 23, 1940, he was 86. Occupation: Boiler maker.
They had the following children:
i. Catherine, F. Christened on Jul 27, 1884 in St. Mary's Church, Michigan
City, La Porte Co., Indiana.
ii. Arthur, M. Born on Aug 30, 1881. Arthur
died on Jun 25, 1884, he was 2. Buried on Jun 28, 1884 in Calvary Cemetery
(Greenwood) Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN.
iii. Bess, F.
4. Charles James LYNCH, M. Born on Jun 12, 1860 in Indiana. Christened on Jul 15, 1860 in St. Ambrose Catholic Church, Michigan City, IN. Charles James died in Miami, Florida on Mar 7, 1928, he was 67. Buried on Mar 13, 1928 in Irving Park, Cook Co., IL. Occupation: 1880 Census: Railroad Fireman; 1900 census: Engineer.
1880 Census, Cook Co., Chicago, IL: age 19, fireman RR,
1900 Cook Co., IL Census: Living at 773 W. 12th Street
1910 Cook Co., IL Census: ED 544, Page 250 -- age 45, b. Indiana
1920 U.S. Census • Illinois • Cook (Chicago) • Chicago • ED# 1276, pg 28 - listed with David Frey, Estelle (Lynch) Frey, and their son David J. Frey, Jr.
Research: Michigan City News, Fri., March 9, 1928
C. J. Lynch Dies in Miami Beach
Word has been received here of the death of Charles James Lynch o Chicago, former resident of this city, in Miami Beach, Fla., where he had been spending the winter. The body will probably be brought to Michigan City for burial. The deceased is surved by his wife, one son Connor Arthur Lynch, who was in the city yesterday, and two daughters, Mrs. Edward J. Maresh and Mrs. David Frey of Chicago.
Michigan City News, Mon., March 12, 1928
Charles Lynch, Well Known Here, Will Be Buried Tomorrow
Tomorrow Charles James Lynch will be buried from Mount Carmel church, Chicago. Yesterday the body of the former Michigan City resident arrived in Chicago from Miami, Fla. Mr. Lynch died in that city after over a year of ill health Wednesday.
Surviving are Mrs. Caroline Feidler Lynch, his widow; his children, Mrs. Irene Marsh; Mrs. Estella Frey; and Connor Arthur, who received news o his father's death while in South Bend on business; four sisters, Miss Bessie Lynch; Mrs. John Downey; Mrs. P. E. Cosgrove; and Mrs. Frederick D. Parker.
Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. from 715 Buckingham place, Chicago, to Mount Carmel church. Arrangements for attendance may be made by calling Chicago, Columbus 6300.
On Apr 11, 1888 when Charles James was 27, he married Caroline "Carrie" FIEDLER, F, daughter of George "Louis" FIEDLER, M (1832-Jun 3, 1905) & Elise (Eliza) JACOBSEN, F (-Jul 30, 1914), in Cook Co., IL. Born on Jan 19, 1871 in Chicago, IL. Caroline "Carrie" died in Chicago, Cook Co., IL on May 29, 1935, she was 64. Buried on May 31, 1935 in Irving Park, Cook Co., IL.
1930 Census: Illinois, Cook Co.,
Chicago, District 1717:
Living with daughter Irene Maresh and
family
They had
the following children:
6 i. Connar Arthur "Mike", M (1889-1966)
7 ii. Irene, F (1893-)
8 iii. Estelle Marie "Stella", F
(1894-1988)
5. Catherine "Kate/Katie" LYNCH, F. Born on Aug 3, 1862 in Michigan City, LaPorte Co., Indiana. Christened on Aug 24, 1862 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Michigan City, IN. Catherine "Kate/Katie" died in Park Ridge, Cook Co., IL on Feb 10, 1947, she was 84. Buried on Feb 13, 1947 in Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, Cook Co., IL.
On Oct 7, 1880 when Catherine "Kate/Katie" was 18, she married Frederick D. PARKER, M, in Michigan City, La Porte Co., IN. Born abt 1854 in Vermont. Frederick D. died bet 1920/1930, he was 66. Occupation: Engineer for Water Works.
listed as a boarder in the Lynch household in the 1880 census
According to family lore, the Parkers were of the same clan as Captain John Parker, who "fired the shot heard around the world" at the start of the Revolutionary War.
They had the following children:
9 i. Madeline, F (1882-1931)
ii. Nathan (Nathanial) Owen, M. Born in 1892 in Illinois. Nathan (Nathanial) Owen died in Tucson, Arizona on Jul 25, 1939, he was 47. Buried in Ridgewood Cemetery, IL. Occupation: Engineer public utilities.
1930 United States Federal Census > Illinois > Cook > Chicago (Districts 1501-1750) > District 1713
American Legion emblem on his tombstone
Nathan (Nathanial) Owen married Olga M., F, daughter of , M & , F. Born in Illinois. Occupation: Telephone operator.
Third Generation
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6. Connar Arthur "Mike" LYNCH, M. Born in May 1889 in Illinois. Connar Arthur "Mike" died in Sep 1966, he was 77. Buried in Irving Park. Occupation: salesman of sporting goods and athletic uniforms. Religion: Grace Episcopal Church. a big sports fan
1930 U.S. Federal Census > Illinois > Cook > Oak Park > District 2253
Connar Arthur "Mike" married Marie "Lucile" DYKE, F, daughter of Martha M., F (abt 1857-). Marie "Lucile" died in Mar 1960 in Oak Park, Cook Co., IL. Religion: Grace Episcopal Church.
They had the following children:
i. Owen M., M.
ii. Mary
Lucile, F.
Mary Lucile married McCOLLUM, M.
iii. Eleanor Lucille, F.
Eleanor Lucille married KELLER, M.
7. Irene LYNCH, F. Born in Jan 1893 in Illinois.
was the informant on Aunt Katherine Lynch Parker's death certificate
Irene married Edward J. MARESH, M. Born abt 1894 in Illinois. Edward J. died on Jun 27, 1960, he was 66. Buried on Jun 30, 1960 in Bohemian National Cemetery. Occupation: Electrical engineer. Religion: St. Peter's Eiscopal Church.
They had the following children:
i. Lucille, F. Born abt 1919 in
Illiinois.
Lucille married KELLER, M.
ii. Eleanor, F.
Eleanor
married TOMKO, M.
8. Estelle Marie "Stella" LYNCH, F. Born on Nov 12, 1894 in Chicago, IL.4 Estelle Marie "Stella" died in Ludington, Michigan on Jun 13, 1988, she was 93.
aft Jun 1917 when Estelle Marie "Stella" was 22, she married David Joseph FREY Jr., M, son of David Joseph FREY, M (Mar 13, 1865-Feb 11, 1924) & Nellie GARVIN, F (Jul 6, 1868-Apr 1964). Born on Jun 7, 1894 in Chicago, IL. David Joseph died in Jul 1952, he was 58. Buried on Jul 29, 1952 in Calvary Cemetery. Religion: St. Barbara Catholic Church.
1920 U.S. Census • Illinois • Cook (Chicago) • Chicago • ED# 1276 (listed in household of his father and mother-in-law)
1930 IL, Cook Co., Chicago Census: 624 Prairie Ave.
Chicago Tribune 7-27-1952: "David Joseph Frey, late of 3220 Prairie Avenue, Brookfield, Ill., beloved husband of Estelle, nee Lynch, fond father of David III, Caroline Dilger, and Charles, son of Nellie and the late David Frey Sr., brother of Helen C. Hardyman, Ethel Landeck, and Mae Green, grandfather of James Dilger. Service Tuesday, July 29, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 3742 Grand Blvd., Brookfield, to St. Barbara's Church. Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary, Brookfield 214."
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 > Illinois > Chicago City > 23 > Draft Card F
They had the following children:
10 i. David Joseph, M (1919-1999)
11 ii. Caroline Estelle "Carol", F (1922-1989)
iii. LIVING male
9. Madeline PARKER, F. Born in 1882 in Indiana. Christened on Mar 8, 1882 in St. Mary's Church, Michigan City, La Porte Co., Indiana. Madeline died in Chicago, Cook Co., IL on Mar 3, 1931, she was 49.
1920 Census: Chicago, Cook Co., IL
Henning, Madeline - head, widow
Henning, Catherine - daughter
Henning, Frederick - son
1930 Census: Chicago, Cook Co., IL
Waldron, Zachary - head
Waldron, Madeline - wife
Henning, Frederick - stepson
Madeline first married HENNING, M. Born in IL. died bef 1920.
They had one child:
i. Frederick Parker, M. Born abt 1914 in Illinois.
Madeline second married Otto SCHOENSTEDT, M.
They had one child:
12 i. Katherine, F (~1907-)
Madeline third married Zachary K. WALDRON, M, son of WALDRON, M & , F. Born abt 1872 in Illinois. Occupation: 1920 Grain broker?
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10. David Joseph FREY III, M. Born on Apr 25, 1919 in Illinois. David Joseph died on Feb 23, 1999, he was 79.
David Joseph married LIVING, F.
They had the following children:
i. LIVING, M
ii. LIVING, F
11. Caroline Estelle "Carol" FREY, F. Born on Mar 16, 1922 in Chicago, Illinois. Caroline Estelle "Carol" died in Houston, Harris Co., Texas on Jun 4, 1989, she was 67. Buried in Forest Park Westheimer, Houston, Harris Co., TX.
In Nov 1949 when Caroline Estelle "Carol" was 27, she married James Robert DILGER, M, son of Joseph Henry DILGER, M (Aug 12, 1883-Jul 16, 1939) & Laura Marie SCHWOERER, F (Jun 28, 1893-May 15, 1982). Born on Aug 21, 1926 in Jefferson City, MO. James Robert died in Houston Co., TX on Jan 22, 2008, he was 81. Buried on Jan 25, 2008 in Forest Park Westheimer, Houston, TX. Education: Immaculate Conception Catholic School.
They had the following children:
i. LIVING, M
ii. LIVING, M
iii. LIVING, F
12. Katherine, F. Born abt 1907 in IL.
1920 census lists her as Catherine Henning
Katherine married DURANT, M.
They had one child:
i. Paul, M
1. After Lee's surrender in the Civil War, the train on which Owen Lynch went to Washington D. C. was wrecked and Owen Lynch lost his life.
2. Died at the home of her daugher Mrs. Philip E. Cosgrove, 400 Stevens Ave., Joliet, IL where Bridget had been visiting for a few weeks.
3. IL death certificate says "Owen B. Lynch", Michigan City, IN obit says "Owen Patrick Lynch", Chicago Tribune Obit says "Owen B. Lynch", tombstone says "Owen B."
4. per Social Security Death Index