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Willie Boyd / Charles Patrick Lynch

Buckhannon, West Virginia


Charles Patrick LYNCH, son of Vanlinden S. and Parmelia (Conrad) Lynch, was born at Hacker's Valley, Webster county, West Virginia, October 15, 1881. He has studied at several institutions of advanced grade, the West Virginia Wesleyan College, Weaverville College at Weaverville, North Carolina, and the medical department of the University of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky, but is not a graduate. During the years since 1905 Mr. Lynch has spent a large part of his time on the west coast of Mexico, in the states of Sonora and Sinaloa, and he has gained a wide acquaintance with the people of that region and with business conditions there. He is interested in Mexican mining properties; seven years ago, in 1906, he was one of four to denounce the now well-known San Lorenzo mine, in Arizpe district, state of Sonora, Mexico. Mr. Lynch's home is at Buckhannon, West Virginia. He married, at Paul's Valley, Indian Territory, May 27, 1903, WILLIE, daughter of REV. WILLIAM and MARTHA (HENRY) BOYD, of Dexter, Texas. Children: WILMA, bn October 18,1904; BOYD CONRAD, bn January 10,1911.

Source: History of West Virginia and Its People, Vols I,II,III Charleston, WV: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1913.


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