| Name |
Norman B. Lynch |
| Birth |
23 Jan 1808, Rutherford County, NC |
| Death |
aft Jun 1880, Rutherford County, NC |
| Burial |
Norman Lynch Cem., Off Lattimore Rd., Rutherford Co., North Carolina |
| Occupation |
Farmer |
| Father |
Laxton Lynch (1776-1856) |
| Mother |
Elizabeth Richardson (1784-1880) |
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| Marriage |
5 May 1828, Rutherford County, NC |
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| Notes for Norman B. Lynch |
| Family history has speculated that Norman was buried in an unmarked grave in what is called the Dickey/Lynch Cementery in W.D. Floyd's listing. This is incorrect. Norman is buried in a marked grave in what I call the Norman Lynch Cemetery. This cemetery is located about 100 yards west of Lattimore Rd., toward the Broad River, in a small grove of trees. There are twelve marked graves and a small number of unmarked graves in the cemetery. Only three of the graves have readable headstones. Those of Norman and his daughter"s Emily and Lucilla. The cemetery was pointed out to me in March, 2003 by a member of the family who presently owns the land. In 1886 thirty six acres of Laxton's land was transferred to Norman. I think the cemetery in which Norman is buried is located on that land. Some family records have Norman dying in 1871. However this is incorrect. In June,1880 according to the census Norman was living in son-in law's Frances Wood and daughter Salina home in Rutherfordton, NC. |
| Notes for Mary J. Lucilla (Spouse 1) |
| Aunt of Ucilla Elliott [third wife of Mont K. Lynch]. Mary's Grandfather, on her mother's side, David Dickey was a witness at her marriage to Norman. Note that David Dickey fought at the Battle of Kings Mountain in the Revolutionary War. |
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