Edward Lyng b 1854 NY in Watertown NY in 1880 census with wife Eliza Lyng b 1862 NY. His parents both b Ireland. Also living with him a Patrick Lyng b 1859 NY his parents b in Canada.
may be from 1900 census name spelled LING vs LYNG
Patrick M Ling , Jefferson, New York abt 1858 New York White
Annie M Ling, Jefferson, New York abt 1866 New York WhiteHenry T Ling Patrick M, Annie M , Jefferson, New York abt 1889 New York White
Fredrick M Ling Patrick M, Annie M , Jefferson, New York abt 1892 New York White
Leon Ling Patrick M, Annie M , Jefferson, New York abt 1896 New York White
Lena Ling Patrick M, Annie M c, Jefferson, New York abt 1896 New York White
Agens m Ling Patrick M, Annie M , Jefferson, New York abt 1899 New York
buried at Greenwood cem Watertown NY
Lyng Anna Mary
Lyng Baby
Lyng Daniel C
Lyng Daniel E
Lyng Daniel P
Lyng Edward M
Lyng Elizabeth
Lyng Ella E (Callahan)
Lyng Francis J
Lyng George R
Lyng Gordon F
Lyng Grace S
Lyng Helen R
Lyng Henry T
Lyng James T Msgr
Lyng Jennie E
Lyng John F
Lyng Joseph
Lyng Leo Frederick Jr
Lyng Leon P
Lyng Lyle Celestine
Lyng Martha (Hogan)
Lyng Mary
Lyng Mary (Schlichtig)
Lyng Patrick G
Lyng Ruth
Lyng Stella E
Lyng Susanna (McGowen)
Lyng Thelma (Swart)
Lyng Thomas P
Lyng William James
alive in 1910 w/o husband
children
Fred b 1892 NY
Lena b 1896 NY
Agness b 1899 NY
Elizabeth b 1904 NYan Anna M Lyng d 1/10/1905 in Watertown NY
Marriage 1 Francis Donley
Children
Bernard Donley
Ruth Donley
Watertown Daily Times on September 2, 1998: Agnes L. Youngs Longtime Phone Operator Agnes L. Youngs, 99, of 142 Mechanic St., formerly of Black River, died Tuesday evening at Angels Inn Adult Home, where she had resided since August. Following her education, Mrs. Youngs was a telephone operator employed by Black River Telephone Co. in Adams until 1934. She later was employed in that same capacity from 1942 to 1944 at Madison Barracks, Sackets Harbor, and then at Camp Drum from 1946 until her retirement in 1969. Born March 31, 1899, in Worth, daughter of Patrick M. and Anna M. Smith Lyng, she attended Mile Strip County School, town of Worth, and Copenhagen schools. She married Earl D. Kilburn of Montague on Nov. 26, 1919, in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Mr. Kilburn was a mailman and farmer and the couple moved to Watertown in 1925. Mr. Kilburn, an Army veteran of World War I, died Nov. 29, 1928. She married Gordon S. Youngs of Adams on Aug. 11, 1934, in St. Andrew's Catholic Church rectory, Sackets Harbor. Mr. Youngs, a bookkeeper and timekeeper during the construction of Pine Camp, died Jan. 20. 1959. Mrs. Youngs lived at Black River from 1950 to 1975, when she moved to Midtown Towers. She was a member of the Holy Family Altar and Rosary Society. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. George (Naomi) Wakeman, Eldbridge, Mrs. Vernon (Audrey) Bengtson, Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. James (Mary Jane) McGuire, Watertown; 14 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Two daughters, Marlene Forbes and Anne K. Walck; four brothers and three sisters died before her. A prayer service will be at 11:20 a.m. Friday at Bruce Funeral Home, Black River, followed by a noon funeral Mass at Holy Family Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Donations may be made to Black River Ambulance Squad.
Fred was a carpenter, furniture merchant and undertaker by trade, and was
also the first marshall of the Town of Hartington, NE.
was coroner and undertaker of St Helena
REIFERT, GEORGE J: Furniture Dealer & Undertaker; b Hartington, Neb Sept 29, 1890; s of Fred Reifert-Anna Beste; ed Hartington; Barnes Sch of Embalming, Chicago; with father in bus which was estab in St Helena 1880, moved to Hartington 1885; 1921 with brother took over bus of Reifert Furn Store; also own & opr funeral home; Neb Funeral Dirs Assn; Lions; Cath Ch; Dem; hobby, hunting; res Hartington.