Lynde - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lynde adoption

rich4401062 — 2009-08-15 04:10:21Z

Hi, I have a Rosa May Lines (Lynde), born March 8, 1891 in Belchertown, Massachusetts. I believe she may have been my grandfathers sister because of who her parents are, as listed on her birth document.

Re: Adopted baby girl "Lynde"

jettaellis — 2009-07-23 00:16:10Z

if adopted check
GEORGIA TANN --STORY

Re: Jacquie Patterson Lynde Death

DiggerParsons — 2008-12-20 17:40:03Z

Thank you Juanita....I too had wondered how Jacquie was doing. Please contact me with your current email address at
DiggerParsons@aol.com

Still trying to prove the ancestors of Seiver Alonzo Lynde, born Ohio and died near Warrensburg MO 1859. His wife was Minerva Jaynes (sometimes spelled Jane/Janes/Jones) and she later became the wife of John Gwinn.

Jacquie Patterson Lynde Death

JHurley9223 — 2008-12-17 00:27:22Z

It is with sadness that I report the death of Jacquie Patterson Lynde on 15 Nov 2008 in Portland, OR. from Lewy Bodies Dementia. Many people have been genealogy friends of Jacquie's and have wondered about her. She was a wonderful genealogy friend and she has been missed by many.
Juanita Hurley

Re: Sever Alonzo Lynde

Lynde_R — 2008-09-18 00:43:24Z

Hi aschafer & DiggerParsons@aol.com;

Here is a bit more information.
Hope this helps.

I've added more to the Lynde tree if you want to compare.

Lynde C. Randall
from Maine

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Sever Alonzo Lynde found in:

US - Census Index (1850)
Township: Post Oak
County: Johnson
State: Missouri
Roll: 403
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Ruth, and John Lynd, Jr., int. Jan. 24, 1735-6. Page: 49
...............Source; Essex VRs
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LYNDE (see Lynds)
Betsy and Thomas Brown, both of Western, Feb. 8, 1791. CR1*
Elizabeth A. and Charles Woodward of Griggsville, IL, Mar. 22, 1838.
Isaac of Munson and Lydia Adames, Dec. 14, 1784.
Mary P. and Elijah S. Alford of Greenfield, Aug. 23, 1830.
Nathaniel and Sally Hitchcock, July 26, 1807.

LYNDS (see Lynde)
Benjamin and Hannah Phips, Jan. 3, 1771.
John and Sarah Warner, Apr. 19, 1770.
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http://www.ma-vitalrecords.org/WorcesterCounty/Brookfield/Ma...

Early Massachusetts
Vital Records
1600-1849
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Re: Sever Alonzo Lynde

Lynde_R — 2008-09-17 18:33:18Z

Hi aschafer & DiggerParsons@aol.com::

I have a few things to take care of and will be back later.
Here is a bit more information.

Lynde C. Randall
from Maine
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Descendants of Jonathan Lynde
1 Jonathan Lynde....b: 28 Mar 1756 in Leicester, Worcester, MA....d: 23 Dec 1829 in Rockport, Cuyahoga, OH
..+Polly Molly Franklin b: 1756 in Washington, Berkshire, MAm: 24 May 1781 in Washington, Berkshire, MA
....2 Polly Mollie Lynde b: 10 Jul 1782 in Great Barrington, Birkshire, MA
....2 Elizabeth Gilliland Lynde.....b: 04 Nov 1784 in Willsboroo, Essex, NY
....2 Huldah Lynde b: 09 Nov 1786 in Putney, Windham, VT....d: 26 Nov 1867 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
........+John Lynde Richardson b: 21 Dec 1784 in Canaan, Harford, CT m: 10 Apr 1808 in Willsboro, Essex, New York...d: 12 Nov 1858 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
....2 John Lynde..b: 20 Feb 1789 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
....2 Harriette Lynde b: 1791 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
....2 Daniel Lynde b: 1793 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
....2 Julia Lynde b: 1795 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
....2 Charlotte Lynde b: 1799 in Willsboro, Essex, NY
....2 George Washington Lynde b: 1801 in Willsboro, Essex, NY

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Max L. Lynds 1999 was my source for marriage of Issac Lynde and Lydia Adams. I need a bit more time to find more of a source.
Source 1850 census information:
Max L. Lynds 1999;
Printout Call No.: Type: M515281 1835 - 1873 0959990 V. F-G Film;1850 Census (Genealogy.com)
Seiver A. Lynde found in:
Marriage Index: AR, CA, IA, LA, MN, MO, OR, TX, 1728-1850
Spouse: Manerva J. Jones
Marriage Date: Jan 22, 1846
Location: Johnson Co., Missouri
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT
Microfilm: 0959990
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Sever Alonzo Lynde found in:
US - Census Index (1850)
Township: Post Oak County: Johnson State: Missouri
Roll: 403 Page: 49 Data Introduction .

Re: Sever Alonzo Lynde

DiggerParsons — 2008-09-17 03:05:46Z

Hi aschafer and Lynde Randall.

I too am a direct descendant of Sevier Lynde and his wife Minerva Jaynes Lynde Gwinn. Of course, each one of the names are and have been spelled a variety of names.

Lynde, Do you know the children of Jonathan and his wife Polly Franklin Lynde? If not, do you know who is the Father and Mother of Sevier/Siever/Sever Alonzo Lynde, and have proof of that? He is an elusive guy, for sure! I have a new email address from the original one I had here way back in the 1990's. Please contact me at DiggerParsons@aol.com

Re: Sever Alonzo Lynde

aschafer03 — 2008-09-17 01:11:40Z

Thank you so much for the info. Seiver A. Lynde is my direct line. I had been told that his parents were possibly Isaac Lynde & Lydia Adams, but am still looking for proof of that. Any further info anyone can provide to shatter my brick wall if it makes this connection or the right connection would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again.

Sever Alonzo Lynde

Lynde_R — 2008-09-16 23:46:55Z

Hi, [aschafer03]

I should have looked at my own database. Here is a two generation chart.. let me know if you need information back from John Lynde. The names in caps are my direct lines.
Hope this helps,

Lynde C. Randall

Descendants of JOHN LYNDE

1 [2] JOHN LYNDE b: 29 Oct 1712 in Leicester, MA d: 10 Jul 1756 in Leicester, MA
..+RUTH CONVERSE....b: 28 Jul 1714 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA...m: 24 Jan 1734/35 in Leicester, MA d: 31 Dec 1751 in Leicester, Worcester, MA
....2 John Lynde b: 15 Nov 1736 in Leicester, MA d: Aug 1817 in Whitby Twp, Canada
....2 [1] Isaac Lynde b: 26 Jun 1741 in Leicester, Worcester, MA
........+Margaret Sevar m: 13 Aug 1762 in Leicester, Worcester, MA, d: Feb 1770 in Leicester, MA,
....*2nd Wife of [1] Isaac Lynde:
........+Lydia Adams b: 11 Mar 1756 in Brookfield, Worcester, MA m: 14 Dec 1784 in Brookfield, Worcester, MA,.... 2 James Lynde b: 05 Mar 1741/42 in Leicester, MA.... 2 JOHN LYNDE b: 29 Apr 1745 in Leicester, MA d: 26 Sep 1816 in Whitby, Ontario, Canada
........+SARAH WARNER b: 1753 in Belchertown, MA m: 15 Apr 1770..d: 15 May 1829 in Sherbourne, New York
....2 Benjamin Lynde b: 12 Jan 1745/46 in Leicester, MAd: 14 Mar 1827 in Springfield, Windsor, Vermont
........+Hanna Phipps b: 17 Sep 1754 in Brookfield, Worcester, MA m: 03 Jan 1771 in Brookfield, Washington,d: 27 Oct 1840 in Springfield, Windsor, Vermont
....2 Ruth Lynde b: 08 Aug 1749 in Leicester, MA
........+Daniel Upham m: 23 Mar 1765 in Leicester, Worchester, MA
....2 Cornelius Lynde b: 05 Aug 1751 in Leicester, MA d: 21 Feb 1836 in Williamstown, Orange, VT
........+Rebecca Davis b: 1770 m: 1788
*2nd Wife of [2] JOHN LYNDE:
..+Rebecca Denny b: 10 Apr 1729 in Leicester, MA m: 04 Feb 1755 in Leicester, MA d: 1826
....2 Jonathan Lynde b: 28 Mar 1756 in Leicester, Worcester, MA d: 23 Dec 1829 in Rockport, Cuyahoga, OH
........+Polly Molly Franklin b: 1756 in Washington, Berkshire, MA m: 24 May 1781 in Washington, Berkshire, MA

Re: To a house in Whitby: the Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900

Lynde_R — 2008-09-16 00:23:21Z

Hi, [aschafer03]

Here is a bit of information.

1850 United States Federal Census
about Sever Alonzo Lynde
Name: Sever Alonzo Lynde
Age: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1820
Birth Place: Ohio
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Post Oak, Johnson, Missouri
Household Members: Name Age
Charles A Lynde 4
Minerva J Lynde 24
Nancy E Lynde 2
Sever Alonzo Lynde 30

Year: 1850; Census Place: Post Oak, Johnson, Missouri; Roll: M432_403; Page: 49; Image: 98.

I believe the Sybil Lynde Sterling lives in Oshawa, Ontario.
I am a Lynde but it confuses people because my first name is Lynde. I was given my Canadian grandmothers last name.

If I find anymore I will send it along.

Lynde C. Randall
from Maine

Re: To a house in Whitby: the Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900

aschafer03 — 2008-09-11 18:38:58Z

Looking for info on Seiver Alonzo Lyndy born in OH around 1819, moved to MO and died @ 1959. Would like parents names, siblings and other info you may have. Thanks.

Lesta G. Lynde, age, 100, Born June 1, 1908 in Kane," daughter of, William H. and Dora E. Haight . Spence.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-07-31 04:29:14Z

Lynde, Lesta G.

Lesta G. Lynde
Lesta G. Lynde, 100, a resident of The Lutheran Home at Kane, formerly of 130 Greeves St.,
died Monday afternoon, July 28, 2008
at the Kane Community Hospital.
Born June 1, 1908 in Kane,
she was the daughter of William H. and Dora E. Haight Spence.
On June 21, 1934, she married William T. Lynde,
who died in 1983.
Mrs. Lynde had worked at The Nut Shop
and the Dan Dee Shop, both formerly in Kane.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Kane, where she was a home member of the Mary Circle. Surviving are a son, Thomas C. (Helen) Lynde, of Erie;
a daughter, Barbara (Ed) Schmookler, of Berkeley, Calif.; eight grandchildren,
seven great-grandchildren;
and a special friend, Josephine Lauer, of Kane.
Preceding her in death,
in addition to her husband and parents,
are a son, William D. Lynde;
and a grandson, Thomas S. Lynde.
Friends may call at the Ronald McDonald II
Funeral Home, Inc. in Kane
on Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and may attend a service there at 11 a.m. on Friday
with the Rev. David Lake, pastor
of the First United Methodist Church, officiating.
Interment will follow in McKean
Memorial Park, Lafayette. Memorial contributions
may be made to The Lutheran Home at Kane, 100 High Point Drive, Kane, PA 16735.

First United Methodist Church,"
Rev. David Lake,

Mayme N Lynde obit

snapdragon_car — 2008-04-18 18:56:38Z

From the San Bernardino (CA) Daily Sun, 15 Nov 1966, page C-13.

I am not related.

Re: Research

pattymarykay — 2008-04-11 02:31:57Z

In the information that you have on the Rowley's, is Guy's middle name Amos. If so he is my grandfather. I would be interested in any of the information that you have. I have been hitting a lot of dead ends. You can email me at: pattymarykay@yahoo.com. I am still working on the Firor end of the family, but so far with not a lot of luck. I look forward to hearing from you, with any type of lead.

Thank You,
Patty

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

seavista — 2008-03-18 15:22:48Z

Thank you for the very extensive information. Can I presume that this is from the Lynde bible? I do not understand the references to "his or her book". Can you help me to understand the source material?

Regards,

Richard Valentine

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

seavista — 2008-03-15 23:35:32Z

Simon Lynde and Hannah Newdigate were the parents of Samuel Lynde who married Mary Ballard. Mary Lynde is the daughter of Samuel and Mary.

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

xxb1caez01 — 2008-03-15 23:26:11Z

Yes...

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

seavista — 2008-03-14 20:24:47Z

Simon Lynde and Hannah Newdigate were the parents of Samuel Lynde who married Mary Ballard. Mary Lynde is the daughter of Samuel and Mary.

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

xxb1caez01 — 2008-03-14 08:34:10Z

Out of the 54 or so hits I checked only three felt that Mary Lynde was the dau/of Simeon Lynde and Hannah Newgate, whereas, the majority felt that Samuel Lynde and Mary Ballard were.

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

xxb1caez01 — 2008-03-13 09:02:33Z

Descendant Register, Generation No. 1

1. Mary LYNDE (Samuel LYNDE3, Simon LYNDE2, Enoch LYNDE1) was born 16 NOV 1680 in Freetown, Boston, MA, and died 1732. She married John VALENTINE 16 APR 1702 in Boston, MA, son of John VALENTINE. He was born 28 DEC 1670 in Bencliffe Hall, Eccles, Lancaster, Eng., and died 1 FEB 1724 in Boston, MA.

Children of Mary LYNDE and John VALENTINE are:
+ 2 i. Samuel Valentine was born 28 DEC 1702, and died 14 MAR 1781.
3 ii. Elizabeth Valentine was born 22 FEB 1703 in Boston, MA. She married James Gooch 1724.
4 iii. John Valentine was born 8 NOV 1706, and died 1711 in Portsmouth, England.
5 iv. Edmond Valentine was born 16 JAN 1709, and died BET 1710 AND 1711.
+ 6 v. Thomas VALENTINE was born 3 AUG 1713 in Freetown, Boston, Suffolk, MA, and died 17 APR 1783 in Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA.
7 vi. Mary Valentine was born 23 MAR 1714. She married ??? Darfee.
8 vii. Edmond Valentine was born 22 OCT 1717, and died 1730.

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

xxb1caez01 — 2008-03-13 09:00:17Z

John b: Dec 28, 1670 > c 1724
Mary b: Nov 16, 1680 > 1732
md: Apr 16, 1702
Samuel..........Dec 28, 1702
Elizabeth.......Feb 22, 1703
John............Nov 08, 1706
Edmond..[d].....Jan 16, 1709
Thomas..........Aug 03, 1713/...Apr 17, 1783
Mary............Mar 23, 1714
Edmond..........Oct 22, 1717

Re: To a house in Whitby: the Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900

xxb1caez01 — 2007-11-06 19:37:03Z

Has anyone managed to track down the author's location yet. I am sure there are a few of us who would like a copy of the book if one is to be had...especially those of us who are directly related.

Nathaniel Smith md Lucy Lynde of Leicester/Malden, MA ...apparently removing to Guilford, NY. I'm at my wit's end trying to find the Smith Family in Guilford. 1790 Census of Guilford NY shows Nathanial Smith, along with his assumed wife
and 5 children, one of which is further assumed to Lucy Lynde Smith.

One of the five children was Polly "Mary" Smith who md Solomon Thompons of Hallowell, PEC, Ont., a couple miles west of Picton, Ontario, south of the "house" in question.

Re: Seeking rellies...

xxb1caez01 — 2007-07-18 06:11:57Z

I am descended from,based upon the "preponderence of the evidence," Lucy Lunde/Lynde, via her daughter, my [5xgm] Polly Smith.

I am searching for any other related persons who may be able to assist in fleshing out the family of Lucy Lynde and Nathaniel Smith. Polly md Solomon Thompson of Brimfield. I have the entire Thompson lineage complete, and would like to have same for my Lynde ancestry.

Kind regards, and thank you in advance, Al
Contact me off list please, as well as sharing your information with this forum.
b1caez01 [at] cogeco.ca [1=one, 0=zero, at=@]

6xgm: Lucy Lynde: bc May 27, 1741, Malden, Middlesex, MA; dc ?; md Nathaniel Smith, Aug. 14, 1762, Leicester, Worcestor, MA <= daughter Polly Smith, bc 1764 [Vital Records of Malden] Malden/Leicester, MA...md Solomon Thompson of Brimfield [Vital Records of Brimfield]...The Thompsons were descended from James of Charlestown, and the Thompson line later settled in Woburn, MA.

7xgf: Samuel Lunde: bc June 15, 1714, Leicester, Worcester, MA; md Mary Lamb Oct. 09, 1740; dc Nov. 05, 1777, Leicester, MA

8xgf: John Lynde: bc Nov. 19, 1680, Malden, Middlesex, MA; dc July 16, 1756, Leicester, MA; md Hannah Nichols, Jan. 30, 1798, Charlestown, MA

9xgf: Capt'n John Lynde: bc 1648, Malden, Middlesex, MA; dc Sept 17, 1732; md Mary Pierce. c 1670

10xgf: Ensign Thomas Lynde, bc 1615, dc Oct. 15, 1693; md Elizabeth Tuffs, c 1647, Charlestown, MA

11xgf: Deacon Thomas Lynde: bc 1590, England; dc Dec. 30, 1671; md Mary __?__, before 1615, England

Re: Malden-Leicester Lyndes + Smiths > Thompsons

xxb1caez01 — 2007-05-30 23:49:37Z

[Note #4 final]
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My THOMPSON LINEAGE

1. Al Dempster + living
2. living
3. 1xgps-John Claydon Thompson + Sadie Idell Upper > Beamsville, Ont., Canada
4. 2xgps-Elgin Thompson + Alice Zimmerman > Welland > Beamsville, Ont., Canada
5. 3xgps-Nathaniel Thompson + Rosannah Moore > Welland/Pelham, Ont., Canada
6. 4xgps-Charles Thompson + Hannah ? > Athol Township, Prince Edward County,Ont., Canada [born en route from U.S.]
7. 5xgps-Solomon Thompson + Mary-Polly Smith >Woburn/Brimfield, Hampden, Middlesex, Massachusettes, USA <<< Polly being the daughter of...
...8. 6xgfs-Nathaniel Smith and Lucy Lunde/Lynde, Malden/Leicester, MA., US

Re: Malden-Leicester Lyndes + Smiths > Thompsons

xxb1caez01 — 2007-05-30 23:43:26Z

[Note #3]

2. In Syliva Wilson's text, "Huyck...in America," p85 you will find my strand on page 66 at #1436, since corrected after my contact with the author... "Hannah Huycke md Charles Thompson, settled Soup Harbour, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada." This entry contains partially erroneous information as it came from unsubstantiated non-primary sources...mainly, that of the following text:

“THE DISCIPLES of CHRIST IN CANADA SINCE 1830: Their origins, faith and practice: their striving for Christian Unity through a single Scriptural fellowship; and their integration with American and other Churches in a World Brotherhood" by REUBEN BUTCHART Foreword by Donald E. Pratt, B. A.; Canadian Headquarters' Publications Churches of Christ (Disciples); 332 Bloor St. West, Toronto, Canada; 1949" ...p 406...

"The early leaders in East Lake, or Cherry Valley as it was called, were J. Platt, James Ketchum, James Thompson, Willson Bentley, A. Palin and Hannibal Thompson. Hannah Thompson, a former Methodist woman, was at first much against the new preaching but having embraced it became an ardent advocate. She was the mother of Hannibal Thompson and Geo. Thompson, later of Wainfleet and a leader there..."

[Ed. - error...Hannah was the mother of James and aunt of Hannible and George. She md Charles Thompson not George Thompson as is reported elsewhere.]

[go to note #4]

Re: Malden-Leicester Lyndes + Smiths > Thompsons

xxb1caez01 — 2007-05-30 23:42:02Z

[Note #2]
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1. In Rev. Leander Thompson's text: “Memorial to James Thompson Of Charlestown, Mass. 1630 – 1642 Woburn, Mass. 1642 – 1682 Eight Generations of His Descendants” By Rev. Leander Thompson, A. M. For The Thompson Memorial Association Boston Press of L. Barta and Company 1887......you will find my jump off point on p 39

" 197.vi. Solomon6, b. Nov. 3, 1761; m. Polly Smith, July 13, 1786[?]. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary war. " It was Polly Smith, whose parents are assumed to be, based upon the preponderence of the evidence, [6xgf] Nathaniel Smith and [6xgm] Lucy Lunde/Lynde, daughter of Nathaniel and Lucy Lynde-Smith of Malden-Leicester, MA., US.

See: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:225877...
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I have since, expanded upon that first entry of the good Rev. Leander...

"[197.vi.] SOLOMON6, b. Nov. 23, 1760, Brimfield. MA and bpt. Nov. 3, 1761. Solomon died Aug. 3, 1825 in Athol/Hallowell, Prince Edward Cty, Ontario, Canada. He m. July 13, 1786; Polly (or Mary) Lynde-Smith of Liecester/Malden, MA; she being bc. 1764, Brimfield [?], MA, and dying: 15 Dec. 1831 [ae c. 67]; Hallowell Twp, Ont., Canada. There were ten children..."
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[go to note #3]

Re: Malden-Leicester Lyndes + Smiths > Thompsons

xxb1caez01 — 2007-05-30 23:40:48Z

[Note #1]

I believe that I am also a Canadian Lynde descendant, living in St. Catharines, Ontario. I sent this note to Scott in quest of a signature for Benjamine Lynde... I may as well share it here...as we are all basically talking about the same lineage. If there is anyone among you that can assist me, please post here, but I would rather "talk" off-line...contact me at b1caez02 [at] cogeco.ca. I am a THOMPSON researcher, but it appears the my 6xgp's leap into the Lynde pool...

Scott: I would be happy to receive a copy of Benjamin Lynde's signature...and any information that you may have to assist me in my Lynde studies which I have been trying to get underway. I have included an outline of my line of study and my lineage below... My line stops and starts at the Lynde [6xgp's] connection, between #7 and #8...as you will note from my lineal information to follow...and at the bottom of this note... My issue, is the lack of a solid source document to support my hypothesis, that my Polly Smith is the d/o of Nathaniel Smith and Lucy Lunde/Lynde. I have been tentatively assured that this union is acceptable under the circumstances for D.A.R. and S.A.R. application purposes... i.e. "the preponderance of the evidence"

I look forward to hearing from any Lynde researcher that may be able to assist.

Best regards, Al Dempster

[go to note #2]

Re: Lynde Family

seavista — 2008-03-12 18:51:04Z

Donna, Does your info include the Lynde family from Boston, Massachusetts? Mary Lynde was born in 1680 and married John Valentine in 1702. John was "His Majesty's Advocate General for the Provinces of Massachusetts Bay, New Hampshire and the Colony of Rhode Island". I am trying to determine John's birth date, his age at the time of marriage or at his death in 1724.

Mary Lynde from Boston

seavista — 2008-03-12 18:37:55Z

Mary Lynde was born in 1680 and married John Valentine in 1702. I am seeking information on the age of John Valentine, perhaps from the Lynde Family bible. John died in 1724.

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

seavista — 2008-03-13 12:42:47Z

Thank you for your immediate response. Those are the dates I have in my family chart (obtained from the LSD site), but I am unable to confirm John's birthdate or identify John's father. I understand that there is a Lynde family bible that may contain some information on Mary's husband John. This could offer an almost unimpeachable source if John's birthdate or parentage was mentioned. John's son Thomas is my ancestor and I am assured of the line from me to him.

Re: Lynde Family Genealogy

AngelaH — 2007-07-09 17:16:34Z

They are also my 4th great grandparents. You can contact me at angelahistory@earthlink.net.

Re: Lynde Family Genealogy

AngelaH — 2007-07-06 22:34:31Z

Donna, are you related to James Lynde & Abigail Green? If so, perhaps we can share information.

Paulding Ohio Lyndes and Dysingers

shootinirons1 — 2007-11-06 03:11:55Z

Hi My Great grandfather was Albert Lynde married to a Sarah Blantern their daughter was Ida Vanetta Lynde Dysinger. Alberts Father was a Samuel Lynde. If any one has any info on these folks I would appreciate it! Thanks, Sue Hill shootinirons@sbcglobal.net or 1-559-791-9044

Re: Benjamin Lynde signature in book dated 1697

Lynde2007 — 2007-05-29 14:59:01Z

There was another Lynde family in Massachusetts in the 17th century which I suspect is not related to the Deacon Thomas Lynde family of Malden (Melrose) Massachusetts. There was a Benjamin Lynde who was a jurist who was a loyalist and judge of sessions and pleas for the colony. Benjamin Lynde the senior sat as presiding judge over the so called "Boston Massacre" trial.
The law book could very well have belonged to this Lynde family.
D Hobson
a Canadian Lynde

Re: Lynde Family

LyndeCR — 2007-12-04 16:30:39Z

Hi Donna,

I have been following the recent Lynde thread.
I have the book by Sybil Lynde and have had requests to get in touch with Sybil Lynde but no one seems to be able to find her now. Do you know Sybil's address?

I'm also a Deacon Thomas Lynde descendent, first name Lynde,
through my grandmother Annie [Lynde]Cross. (Canada)

Lynde (C. Randall)

Re: Lynde Family

LyndeCR — 2007-12-04 16:30:30Z

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

xxAlDempster — 2008-03-14 07:11:22Z

Something's not right...Mary cannot have two sets of parents, Samuel and Mary Ballard & Simeon and Hannah Newgate???

Here's just two scans at randam to show what I mean...

# ID: I215292
# Name: Mary LYNDE
# Given Name: Mary
# Surname: Lynde 1 2 1
# Sex: F
# Birth: 16 Nov 1680 1 2 1
# Death: 1724 1 2 1
# Reference Number: 4102 3
# _UID: 58ED1FE7E8284152970EC2374C0ED1FCB385
# Change Date: 11 Aug 2005 at 22:43

Father: Simeon LYNDE b: 1624
Mother: Hannah NEWDEGATE b: Bef 1637

Marriage 1 John VALENTINE b: Bef 1684

* Married: 6 Apr 1702 1 1 2
* Change Date: 11 Aug 2005

Children

1. Has Children Samuel VALENTINE b: 28 Dec 1702 in Boston, Suffolk, MA

Sources:

1. Abbrev: New England Families Genealogical and Memorial
Title: New England Families Genealogical and Memorial
Author: William Richard Cutter
Publication: New York, Clearfield Company, Inc., 1915
2. Abbrev: Gedcom File: ricktallman.ged
Title: The Tallman Family
Author: Richard Tallman, Rick@Tallman.com
Publication: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GED&db=rickta...

# ID: I162714
# Name: Mary Lynde
# Sex: F
# Birth: 16 NOV 1680
# Death: 1732

Father: Samuel Lynde b: 1 DEC 1653 in Boston, Mass.
Mother: Mary Ballard b: 27 MAR 1657

Marriage 1 John Valentine , Sr., Lawyer b: ABT 1675

Children

1. Samuel Valentine b: 28 DEC 1702
2. Elizabeth Valentine b: 22 FEB 1703/04
3. John Valentine , Jr. b: 8 NOV 1706
4. Edmund Valentine b: 16 JUN 1709
5. Thomas Valentine , Sr. b: 3 AUG 1713
6. Mary Valentine b: 23 MAR 1714/15
7. Edmund Valentine b: 22 OCT 1717

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

xxAlDempster — 2008-03-14 06:51:57Z

If you go to rootsweb's "World Connect Project" and search out only those entries with citations, it will save you some time... Don't trust any "site's" records, bar none, without at least three confirmations. I was just dealing with an "impeccable" situation yesterday, that had two different birth dates for a particular person; I can only assume one as the birth date, and the other as the baptismal date...sounds logical.

re: 1772 Guilford, VT Census:

What's your "family chart" have for Daniel Lynde and Sarah Bemis over in Guilford, VT?

And since Lucy Lynde is Daniel's neice, who md Nathaniel Smith, and who is in Guilford also, for the census, do you have anything on them?

Re: Mary Lynde from Boston

hrclarkjr — 2008-03-14 12:00:30Z

Simon and Hannah are not my ancestors, but here is what I have compiled. I don't guarantee it, of course, but there are enough of my sources to check it out.
14 Mar 2008 Family Group Sheet
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Husband: Simon Lynde #5777
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Born: in London, England
Baptized: Jun 1624 in London, England
Died: 22 Nov 1687 in Boston, MA
Father: Enoch Lynde #5779
Mother: Elizabeth Digby #5780
Noyes-Libby-Davis, page 449; NEHGR 44:15; Ancestral Roots Sixty Colonists,
6th Ed., Line 99-42.
Royal Descents, G. B. Roberts (1993), page 371.
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Wife: Hannah Newgate #5776 died at age: 49
Married: 22 Feb 1652/53 in Boston, MA her age: 17
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Born: 1635 in Boston, MA
Baptized: 19 Jul 1635 in Boston, MA
Died: 02 Dec 1684 in
Father: John Newgate #31751
Mother: Ann (Hunt) Draper #36747
NEHGR 44:15. Royal Descents, G. B. Roberts (1993), page 371.
The Great Migration Begins, R. C. Anderson, [NEHGS 1996] 2:1332.
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M Child 1: Samuel Lynde #17111 died at age: 67
Born: 01 Dec 1653 in
Died: 02 Oct 1721 in
Spouse: Mary Ballard #78145 b. 27 Mar 1657 d. 01 Feb 1697/8
Married: 20 Oct 1674 in
Bible Records from mss of New England Historic Genealogical Society, CD-ROM edition 2001.
1578. Gen 1 L 26: Lynde Bible
[Handwritten copy of Bible records from a Bible belonging to Samuel Lynde and
since handed down in the Valentine Family. In 1873 it was owned by Joseph
Valentine Fitch. The Bible was printed A.D. 1662. From estate of John H.
Edmonds, 16 January 1930.]

Samuel Lynde his book Anno Domini 1670

Samuel Lynde, his book 1670
Mary Valentine, her book 1721
Thoms Valentine, his book 1732
Joseph Valentine, his book 1783
Joseph Valentine, his book 1817

[The last Joseph received it from his Uncle Joseph by will, and he in his
turn, willed or gave it to his grandson, Joseph Valentine Fitch, son of
Nathaniel H. Fitch and Adeline Valentine, daughter of Joseph 2d.]

Mother Lynde dyed 2 December 1684 in the 49 year of her age.
Mother Ballard dyed 15 March 1686/7 in the 31st year of her age.
Father, Mr. Symon Lynde, dyed 22 November 1687, being aged 63 years & 3 months.

[The Mr. Symon Lynde was father of Samuel Lynde. His mother was Hannah
Newdigate, youngest daughter of John Newdigate. Symon Lynde was son of Enoch
Lynde of Loudon, who married Elizabeth Digby, daughter of Everard Digby of the
noble and distinguished Digby family.]

Hester Valentine dyed Sept. 21st 1743
Hester Valentine dyed Dec. 22, 1744
Hannah Valentine dyed Oct. 25, 1749.

My wife, Elizabeth Valentine, died April 25, 1752.
James Valentine, son of Thomas & Elizabeth Valentine, died at Gaudelupe 23d Sept. 1755
Mr Honored Father, Thomas Valentine, died ye 17 of April 1783.

Samuel Lynde was born the 1st December Anno Domini 1653.
And Mary Lynde, my wife, was born the 27th day of March Anno Domini 1657 and
dyed 1st February 1697/8. [Mary Lynde was daughter of Mr. Jarvis Ballard of
Boston.]

My Father, Mr. Saml Lynde, dyed ye 2d October 1721, aged 67 years & 9 months.
[This entry probably made by Mary Valentine, only child of Saml Lynde.]

My Father, John Valentine, died 1 Feb. 1723. [This entry probably made by Thomas Valentine, his son.]

Thomas Valentine married to Elizabeth Gooch 17 July 1735. [Children of the above, T.V. & E.G. not on record]

Thomas Valentine born Aug. 31st 1736
James Valentine born Dec. 31st 1737
Elisa Valentine born May 18th 1739
John Valentine born July 1st 1740
Joseph Valentine born Oct. 21st 1741
Hester Valentine born Aug. 30, 1743
Hester Valentine born Oct. 25, 1744
Saml Valentine born Dec. 7th 1745
Mary Valentine born Nov. 14th 1747
Hannah Valentine born June 2d 1749
Willm Valentine born Nov. 2d 1750

[Elizabeth Gooch was daughter of James and Hester Gooch, who owned the farm
that afterwards belonged to Sir Harry Frankland, they in fact sold it to him.
They left Hopkinton and returned to Boston to live and Gooch St. receives its
name from this family.]

Sarah Bowen Valentine, the daughter of my son Thomas, was born 12th of Sept. 1763.

I, Samuell Lynde, was born 1st December 1653
Wife, Mary, was born 27 March 1657
We were married the 20th day of October 1674 by Mr. Stanton
Samuell Lynde to Mary Ballard

In the year of Our Lord 1676 being the 6 day of October, my daughter,
Elizabeth, was born, being Friday, at 10 of the clock, and fell sick of
convultious fits and dyed the 15th day November Anno Domini 1676.
In the year 1677, being the 26th day of November, my son Samuell, was born and
lived 4 hours and dyed, being borne 2 months before the time.
In the year 1678 was another son born and lived half an hour.
In the year 1679 was my daughter, Hannah born and lived a fortnight & dyed of convultive fits.
In the year 1680 was my dafter Mary born being 16 November on Tuesday 8 of the clock at night being six weeks before time.
In the year 1697/8 1 February, my wife Mary Lynde dyed.
[The above entry made by Samuel Lynde. The only child who lived, Mary, became the wife of John Valentine, April 16th 1702.]

Samll Valentine born 28th Decr 1702 on Monday, abt. « an hour after 3 o'clock in afternoon.
Eliza Valentine born 22d of Febr. 1703 at 1 o'clock in morning.
John Valentine born ye 8th of Nov. 1706 at 4 o'clock in ye morning.
Edmd Valentine born Thursday 167th June 1709 about « an hour after 7 o'clock afternoon.
Thomas Valentine born Monday ye 3d of August about 4 o'clock afternon 1713.
Mary Valentine born 23d March 1714 on Wednesday at 4 o'clock afternoon.
Edmund Valentine born 22d October 1717 abt. 11 in the morning.
Edmund Valentine died Jan. 30th 1710/11
John Valentine died Sept. 24th 1711 at Portsmouth in Old England.
[This entry probably made by John Valentine, who married Mary Lynde.]
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M Child 2: Simon Lynde #78198 died at age: 0
Born: 26 Sep 1655 in
Died: Feb 1656 in
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M Child 3: John Lynde #78199 died at age: 13
Born: 09 Nov 1657 in
Died: 20 Sep 1671 in
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M Child 4: Nathaniel Lynde #17112 died at age: 69
Born: 22 Nov 1659 in
Died: 05 Oct 1729 in
Spouse: Susannah Willoughby #78200
Married: 1683 in
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F Child 5: Elizabeth Lynde #17113 died at age: 84
Born: 25 Mar 1662 in
Died: 01 Jun 1746 in
Spouse: George Portage #78201
Married: in
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M Child 6: Joseph Lynde #78202 died at age: 12
Born: 02 Aug 1664 in
Died: 21 Aug 1676 in
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M Child 7: Benjamin Lynde #78203 died at age: 78
Born: 22 Sep 1666 in
Died: 28 Jan 1745 in
Spouse: Mary Browne #78204
Married: in
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M Child 8: Simon Lynde #78205 died at age: 0
Born: 03 Nov 1668 in
Died: 13 Aug 1669 in
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F Child 9: Hannah Lynde #17114 died at age: 55
Born: 19 May 1670 in
Died: 09 Aug 1725 in
Spouse: John Rigge #78206
Married: in
Spouse: Jonathan Mitchell #78207
Married: in
Spouse: Edmund Goffe #78208
Married: in
Left no issue.
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F Child 10: Sarah Lynde #78209 died at age: 55
Born: 25 May 1672 in
Died: 15 Jul 1727 in
Spouse: Nathaniel Newgate #78210
Married: 05 Jun 1688 in
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M Child 11: Enoch Lynde #78211 died at age: 1
Born: Jan 1674/75 in
Died: Sep 1675 in
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M Child 12: James Lynde #78212 died at age: 0
Born: Nov 1675 in
Died: Jan 1676/77 in
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Re: Ancestry peter jacobus LYNDE /

adamsgl155 — 2007-09-03 02:54:02Z

I'm also a Lynde descendant. There is an absolutely fantastic website that includes Lynde/Lynds.

http://genealogynet.com/resident/genejane/index.php

I hope this works for you.

Re: Seek parents

DonnaLynde6752 — 2007-07-17 22:49:01Z

Would really like to contact you in regards to the Lynde Family Genealogy. My maiden name was Lynde and am descened from Deacon Thomas down through James and Abigail, John and Martha.

Re: Lynde Family Genealogy

DonnaLynde6752 — 2007-07-09 16:48:07Z

I am related to James Lynde and Abigail Green.They were my ggggrandparents and would really like to contact you and see if we can exchange information on the Lynde family. My maiden name was Lynde and I live in Wy. and would like to hear from anyone who is linked. Thanks.

Re: Lynde Family

DonnaLynde6752 — 2007-12-04 01:52:33Z

I have some connections on the Lynde family in Nebraska in the 1860's. Would like to hear from you.

Re: Lynde Family Tree

DonnaLynde6752 — 2007-12-04 01:49:50Z

I am a direct relative of Deacon Thomas Lynde. Can give you info on where the branch that went to the west, into Wisconsin,Iowa, Nebraska Kansas, and into Wy.
Would like to hear from you.

Re: Lynde Family

DonnaLynde6752 — 2007-12-04 01:44:12Z

Tom,
I have data on the Lynde family from the 1600's.
Would like to hear from you and will gladly share the info that I have.

Re: To a house in Whitby: the Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900

DonnaLynde6752 — 2007-12-04 01:19:39Z

I too am directly related to Deacon Thomas Lynde.I have the book you have mentioned and believe the author livesin
Ontario, Canada.

Re: To a house in Whitby: the Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900

sybnor134 — 2007-12-05 01:39:40Z

My book has data on Woodruff,Lamoureux Palmer families.I can
give you additional info.

Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900

barr2008 — 2007-11-06 19:13:19Z

I am wondering if the book, To a house in Whitby: the Lynde family story, 1600 to 1900, happens to cover WOODRUFF, RAY, LAMOREAUX and PALMER famlies?

In this regard, does it have photographs of any of these families?

Thank you.

Re: Lynde Family

becky_applegate — 2007-12-04 04:28:43Z

Dear Donna,
I'm sorry it took so long for me to reply. I have no recollection of your first posting to me, but here I am and below are 2 transcriptions of letters to my husband's grandfather during WWI. Gene Applegate was wounded at Belleau Wood and lots of friends rallied 'round through letters. I have some news articles I need to transcribe, so this is just the start. What is your connection to the Nebraska Lyndes?
Becky

Union July 4 – 18.
My Dear Gene, when I heard you were in the Hospital I went right-away & called up Grace to get your address, so I could write to you. Isure hope you are out & fighting again just as hard as you did before. I did not hear any particulars. But – am glad you could write to your mother and Gene what a great & grand thing for your mother to have all five of her boys in the service. I expect she is on her way now to see Paul. Well say I must tell you am having a grand good time with my Leuitenant[sic] Lynde. He is home on a 15 day furlough. Finished the course in the Officers Training Camp at Fort Munroe and made good & is now being sent to Galveston Texas. He thinks it fine to get a few days at home. And Durwood is Corporal at Camp Freemont Calif. The boys were both hoping that he would be sent to Calif & be so they could see one another. Clyde will go where Ray Bramblet is located so they may be together. Well old Union don’t change very much. Just do the same old stunts. The boys go down to Watson Mo. & get a lot of booze come back & drive their cars up & down the side walks on Main St. & that’s all that done about it (just the same talk). Now I guess only one Bunch drove on the walks But I saw that myself. Most all the boys are gone many enlisted & some drafted & Nebraska furnished 4000 in the July Draft. And that will take more. But let them go as long as we need them & we will sure soon have enough to whip -- --. Well we are all busy in Red Cross. Now days when we get over quota’s. Well we are working Mrs McNamus place this year & have nice prospects for corn [illegible} are light. & I guess the potatoes will be almost a failure here this year. Well I cant think of any more so I’ll close & write to us when you can.
Mrs. M. Lynde
Union Nebr.

Union, Neb.
August 29 – 1918
Dear friend Gene:
It has been some time since I have written you but guess you won’t mind it, will you?
We were all so sorry to hear you were wounded but trust you get along O.K. and I know you must be in good care.
We have sold our farm and bought a house in Nebraska City. It is between 17th & 18th St. on first ave. [sic] a grey stone house, maybe you know the place. We think it is very nice so when you are visting [sic] your N.C. friends, call on us, about meal time, if not any other.
Luty is in Washington D.C. but expects to be sent to Galveston Texas. Clyde Lynde is there. Durwood is going to an officers Training school in Camp Hancock Georgia. It is a machine gun school. He has only been there 2 weeks.
I guess Ino. Erinin [? illegible] goes to war from around here the last of the month. Ardon Rhuman expects to go about the 5th of next month. I expect the rest of the 21 year old will go about same time he does.
The Marines certainly has been doing splendid work, and you can’t imagine how proud we are of all our Union Boys.
Rev. Barnes from Nebraska City was here today. He is ready to be called at any minute for Y.M.C.A. duty. Dorothy wrote you some time ago but she sent it on to your old address.
Gene Roddy is in New Jersey Ino[?} Frans at Sandy Hook New Jersey and Bernard is still in Ireland. Union had the Old Settlers Picnic last Friday and Sat. It was the same old story only lots more dirt & dust. There seemed to be more strangers this year than usual and not any young boy to speak of. Then ones a person did see wondered why they happened to be there.
Ellis LaRue, Clifton Clark and Emmet Morton gave a dance the first night and Orvil McQuen gave one the last nite. I didn’t go to either one. Syracuse Band furnished music for old setters [sic] and Nebraska City orchestra for the dance.
I suppose you know Rich Smith is married. He and Nettie live just east of us on Jessie Todd’s place for the Present time. Jessie Todd has sold her land to Bert Everett.
Mama talked to Grace Applegate the other day. They are all real well, your Grandmother wants Mama to come over and see her.
Dorothy & Eula F. are down visting[sic] Grandpa Davis. They have a great time with Gweldyn[sic] , George Stites [sic] youngster.
Do you get to hear any music over there. Hope so as you always liked it.
Ida Reynolds is going back to Peru to school this next year. Margaret still works in Omaha. Guess she has a real good job.
Alta Taylor and Loy Pell seem to be as lively as ever, run around so much and the such. Saw Alta at the Picnic and guess that was the first time that I saw him all summer.
I hope you and Forest Frans happen to get in same hospital. It would certainly be luck if such a thing did happen.
I hope to hear you are O.K. by this time. Wishing you the very best of luck and courage. I know you have all the pluck that there is needed.
Hoping to hear from you some time in the near future.
Your schoolmate,
Elma M. Hall

Letters from Durwood Lynde (plus news items)

becky_applegate — 2007-12-07 04:50:41Z

Plattsmouth Journal, Thursday, July 13, 1916
Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska [Union township]
[Union Ledger] Durwood LYNDE and Palmer APPLEGATE, our National Guard boys, were home on pass over Sunday.
Clyde LYNDE and mother motored to Omaha Saturday where they met Mrs. Lynde’s sister, who was coming here for a visit.

Plattsmouth Journal, Thursday, August 31, 1916
AT THE BORDER BUT GREATLY DESIRES TO BE HERE
Letter from Durwood B. Lynde in Response to Invitation to Attend the Alumni Picnic
From the border where the soldiers of Uncle Sam are encamped comes a response to an invitation to be present at the alumni picnic and reunion at the high school grounds tomorrow, which is sent by Durwood B. Lynde of Union, a member of the class of 1911. In his letter Mr. Lynde says:
“Llano Grande, Tex., Aug. 23, 1916
To Alumni Committee, Plattsmouth, Neb.:
Just received the letter in regard to all the old graduates of the P.H.S. and thought I would tell you that although I would sure love to be there I do not see how I can.
I am down here on the border with Company B, Fifth Nebraska, from Nebraska City and don’t believe Uncle Sam is going to send us back very soon. Would certainly like to be there Friday, September 1st, and see all my old schoolmates, especially the class of 1911. I know they will have lots of fun talking over old times and I am taking this manner of sending my regards and also my regrets to them.
We are not having any picnic here, like hundreds of the fellows that were going to, as we drill five or six hours a day and have two hours a day on school of the soldier.
I happen to be one of the non-commissioned officers of our company, so don’t have to work quite so hard as the privates but have plenty, and always enough to work up an appetite for the bacon, prunes and [illegible] that we have to eat. The weather is lovely here, gets pretty hot from ten to four in the day time but mornings and evening the Gulf breeze that we get here is very cool – we always have to hunt our blankets before morning.
Our camp is thirty miles west of Brownsville and only four miles north of the Rio Grande river. I have been down to the river several times but the regular army cavalry that are indicated there on patrol duty would not allow us to cross over into Mexico, although I crossed into [looks like] Matamoros[fade] from Brownville last Sunday when a few of us fellows took a little trip.
There are about 15,000 troops here in this camp from Indiana, Minnesota, North Dakota and Nebraska. We are getting equipped as fast as they can get the stuff here but that is not very fast.
Anyone that says this country is prepared for war or speaks against preparedness please send them to me and I think I can convince them that this country certainly needs it.
We have been called out over two months now and haven’t half the stuff yet that we need to go into war if there should be one.
We haven’t the least idea how long we are to be here as the officers won’t tell us a thing and the government won’t order a pay day. Those are the main reasons there is so much discontent in camp. If they would tell us we were going to be here a year or three months or three years if that is what it is to be, we could arrange our business affairs at home and be much better satisfied than the way it is.
My three years will be up in April and if we are still here am sure coming back unless there is actual war going on, but don’t think there will be, especially if they let us start a while before is, as we are all positive we could clean the country in say six weeks if they would turn us loose.
Thanking the committee again for remembering me, I beg to remain,
Yours truly,
SERGEANT D.B. LYNDE, Co. B., 5th Nebraska

Plattsmouth Journal, Monday, June 18, 1917
[Union Ledger] A card received last week by Durwood LYNDE from his brother, Clyde, who joined the Coast Artillery some time ago, informed him that he is now in Honolulu. He tells many interesting things and seems to enjoy being in the service.

Plattsmouth Journal, Monday, February 11, 1918
OVER THE COUNTY
[Union Ledger] Derwood LYNDE is confined at his home with the measles. John IRWIN is carrying the mail for him while he is sick.

U .S A.
CAMP HANCOCK, GA.
Sunday, Nov. 10th 1918
Dear Friend Gene:
Just had letter from Elma and she sent me your letter. Did you ever get that letter I wrote you about a mo. ago.
Hope you are about alright by now. Gee but I would have liked to come across when the fighting was on, from all reports over here it looks like it was about over and don’t care much about coming across to police up cause it would be a year at least B-4 we’d ever get back and maybe longer and I want to get married pretty soon and don’t want to leave her that long for some one else might be there when I’m gone See.
School closed yesterday and I’m a jawbone shave tail. We’re to be commissioned Wed. wrote to Paul up at Gordon but he hasn’t answered yet. Hope to see him when I get sent away from here as we’ll have to go thru Atlanta to get away from here.
Don’t know yet where I’m to be sent, asked for Camp Dodge Iowa & Camp Kearney or Fremont Calif as 2nd choice but don’t know whether Ill get there or not. Reason I asked for Dodge Iowa was on acct of being near to home not that Im[sic] crazy about camp. Cant write you any more news cause don’t know any.
Sure hate this camp and hope they sent me to Hell & gone on other side of Mason Dixon line.
Clyde is over there think he’s at Brest France, Battery 75th Artillery C.A.C. Guess you knew he was a Lt.
Havent heard from Parm for long time don’t know his address since he left Deming I saw him when I came thru Deming on road down here.
Well be good old scout and get well soon as you can.
Your old Friend,
Lt. DB Lynde
14th Co. O.T.S. Now don’t know where Ill be in a week.