Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....CLINCH, Duncan Lamont December 16, 1928
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The Brunswick News; Wednesday 19 December 1928; pg. 8 col. 5

DUNCAN L. CLINCH BURIED HERE TODAY—Old Resident of Brunswick Died in Chicago 
on Last Sunday

The body of Duncan Lamont Clinch, a former resident of Brunswick, and a member 
of the old Clinch family of Glynn and Camden counties, arrived in the city 
over the Atlantic Coast Line this afternoon and was interred in the family lot 
in Oak Grove cemetery.  The body was accompanied to Brunswick by two brothers 
of the deceased, Rev. N. Bayard Clinch and R. Floyd Clinch, both of Chicago, 
and in which city the deceased passed away on Sunday.

Mr. Clinch, who was 72 years of age, made his home in Brunswick for many 
years, having at the time been connected with the old Plant System, now the 
Atlantic Coast Line railroad, and he is still remembered by many of 
Brunswick’s oldest residents.  He left this city, however, some thirty-five 
years ago.

The Clinch family was well known throughout Glynn and Camden counties, Clinch 
county, Georgia, was named for the grandfather of the deceased, while Clinch 
plantation, near Woodbine, was for years the old family home.

The father of the deceased, who was also named Duncan Lamont Clinch, was a 
distinguished Georgian, having served in many positions of honor and trust, 
while his grandfather, who also bore the same name, was a general with a great 
war record.

The funeral today was attended only by the brothers and a few close friends 
who had been advised of the death of the former citizen after the arrival of 
the body here.  The services were conducted by Rev. Royal K. Tucker, of St. 
Mark’s Episcopal church.

The Messrs. Clinch will leave this afternoon for their home in Chicago.


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