Marshall Co., OK; Obituary: Tams Berry Lynn


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MADILL RECORD MARCH 22, 1962 
RITES SATURDAY FOR TAMS LYNN, FORMER COUNTIAN 

Tams Berry Lynn, A long-time Marshall county resident, was buried Saturday
afternoon in the Woodberry-Forest Cemetery following the rites held in
Watts Memorial Chapel. Rev. Herbert Davis, Ardmore, officiated in the
services for the well known Ardmore resident, who was born and reared in
this county. Lynn was born January 1, 1901, in the Lone Elm community in
Marshall county. He was reared in Lebanon and was married to Miss. Clara
Rhodes in Marietta on February 18, 1933. They lived in Lebanon several
years then moved to Madill and remained there until moving to Ardmore. Lynn
had been in ill health for about five years preceding his death Thursday in
his Ardmore home. Singing was arranged by Auburn Paregien and organist was
Mrs. Robbie Lee Watts. Pallbearers include Clyde Orr, Pete Rhodes, Elbert
Griffin, General Kizziar, Bruce Biggers, Rex Strickland and Arthur McCrory,
Ardmore. Lynn is survived by his wife, Mrs. Clara Lynn, Ardmore, Three
sisters, Mrs. Marie Campbell, Vallejo, Calif., Mrs. Odie Beavers, Broken
Bow, and Mrs. Mabelle Ables, Ardmore; his step-mother, Mrs. Mattie Lynn,
Madill; and two half sisters, Mrs. Guy Eva Hallmark, Lone Grove, and Patsy
Ruth Lynn, Madill.