Son of Joseph Martin Lynch and Susan (Foreman) Lynch
md: Georgia Eulalie Vann Mar 20, 1898
Dawes card #2270 roll #5907 1/8 Cherokee
Joe J. Lynch, along with two others, was arrested for suspicion of the theft of sugar from a wholesale grocery business. The three men were being transported from Picher, Oklahoma, to Miami, Oklahoma, when a gun battle occurred between Lynch and the two men who were transporting the men. Lynch was shot and died a few hours later at the Miami hospital, with his wife and son at his side. The two transporters, a Joplin detective and a wholesale grocer, were killed during the incident.
Mr. Lynch's body was transported to Webber Falls for burial, where two of his sisters lived. Miami Record-Herald, Miami, OK, 04 Jun 1920, Fri, p. 2; Muskogee Times-Democrat, 02 Jun 1920, Wed, p. 1
md: Georgia Eulalie Vann Mar 20, 1898
Dawes card #2270 roll #5907 1/8 Cherokee
Joe J. Lynch, along with two others, was arrested for suspicion of the theft of sugar from a wholesale grocery business. The three men were being transported from Picher, Oklahoma, to Miami, Oklahoma, when a gun battle occurred between Lynch and the two men who were transporting the men. Lynch was shot and died a few hours later at the Miami hospital, with his wife and son at his side. The two transporters, a Joplin detective and a wholesale grocer, were killed during the incident.
Mr. Lynch's body was transported to Webber Falls for burial, where two of his sisters lived. Miami Record-Herald, Miami, OK, 04 Jun 1920, Fri, p. 2; Muskogee Times-Democrat, 02 Jun 1920, Wed, p. 1
Son of Joseph Martin Lynch and Susan (Foreman) Lynch
md: Georgia Eulalie Vann Mar 20, 1898
Dawes card #2270 roll #5907 1/8 Cherokee
Joe J. Lynch, along with two others, was arrested for suspicion of the theft of sugar from a wholesale grocery business. The three men were being transported from Picher, Oklahoma, to Miami, Oklahoma, when a gun battle occurred between Lynch and the two men who were transporting the men. Lynch was shot and died a few hours later at the Miami hospital, with his wife and son at his side. The two transporters, a Joplin detective and a wholesale grocer, were killed during the incident.
Mr. Lynch's body was transported to Webber Falls for burial, where two of his sisters lived. Miami Record-Herald, Miami, OK, 04 Jun 1920, Fri, p. 2; Muskogee Times-Democrat, 02 Jun 1920, Wed, p. 1
md: Georgia Eulalie Vann Mar 20, 1898
Dawes card #2270 roll #5907 1/8 Cherokee
Joe J. Lynch, along with two others, was arrested for suspicion of the theft of sugar from a wholesale grocery business. The three men were being transported from Picher, Oklahoma, to Miami, Oklahoma, when a gun battle occurred between Lynch and the two men who were transporting the men. Lynch was shot and died a few hours later at the Miami hospital, with his wife and son at his side. The two transporters, a Joplin detective and a wholesale grocer, were killed during the incident.
Mr. Lynch's body was transported to Webber Falls for burial, where two of his sisters lived. Miami Record-Herald, Miami, OK, 04 Jun 1920, Fri, p. 2; Muskogee Times-Democrat, 02 Jun 1920, Wed, p. 1
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