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Pvt. Albert Henry Lynch
36th Div., 141st Inf.
killed Oct. 9, 1918

The Anadarko Tribune
January 23, 1919

KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE

Albert Henry Lynch, son of W.F. Lynch, whose home 
is southwest of Lookeba, was killed in action in 
France Oct. 9, 1918, at St. Eteinne. He was with 
the 36th Division, 141st Infantry. His company 
was the one that was betrayed, the papers being 
found afterwards on the body of a dead German. 
Albert was called from Eakly to Camp Bowie, 
Texas, May 28, 1918 and landed in France in 
August of that year. He was 26 years old and was 
not married. He had lived with his parents at 
Eakly for five years. He is survived by his 
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Lynch, and five 
brothers and six sisters. He was the oldest of 
twelve children. The family home had been in 
Washita county, near Weatherford, for six years 
before locating in Caddo county.  Albert was a 
farmer. He had a crop last year and had arranged 
for the growing of a crop this year. Harley 
Hawkins, his brother-in-law, was overseeing the 
work. Private Lynch had many friends who will 
mourn his loss.

B.F. Lynch, a brother of Albert's, is a volunteer 
in the United States navy, and is 22 years old.