Obituary of William C. Flynn, The Sunday Oregonian, Portland, 27 Jan 1952, p. 14
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- Obituary of William C. Flynn, The Sunday Oregonian, Portland, 27 Jan 1952, p. 14
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- 27 Jan 1952
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- The Sunday Oregonian, from Newspapers.com; the clipping posted on Ancestry (shared by Brent Flynn, 2 Jan 2025), and Ancestry's U.S., Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1800s-current
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First known from Ancestry's U.S., Newspapers.com Obituary Index, attached in the Ancestry tree to Winifred Lynn Flynn; read 11 Oct 2026 from a screenshot of the clipping in the Ancestry viewer, with his photograph. The image is in the Gallery.
"WILLIAM C. FLYNN. William Clifford Flynn, retired real estate broker, died Friday at St. Vincent's hospital after a long illness. He was born January 7, 1872, in Fairfield, Neb., and lived in Portland since 1920. His residence was 644 [?] S. E. 20th avenue. Mr. Flynn was active with the Knights of Columbus, being a fourth degree member associated with Archbishop Seghers assembly, and with the St. Vincent de Paul and Holy Name societies.
"He leaves the following sons and daughters: James W. Flynn, Kansas City, Mo.; Lt. Col. Richard T. Flynn, New York, N. Y.; Hubert L., Bernard F., Joseph E., Lt. Cmdr. Louis E. and Paul I. Flynn, all of Portland; Mrs. Winifred I. Dwyer, Seattle; Mrs. Pauline LeMarte, Portland, and Sisters Patricia Ann and Mary Losa [or Lota?] of the Holy Names.
"The remains will be in All Souls chapel of St. Francis church after 1 p. m., Sunday. The rosary will be recited in the church at 7:45 p. m. Requiem mass will be offered at 9 a. m. at the church. Vault interment will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery."
"Died Friday" is 25 January 1952, as on his death record.
---title: "Obituary of William C. Flynn, The Sunday Oregonian, Portland, 27 Jan 1952, p. 14"type: newspaperdate: 27 Jan 1952repository: "The Sunday Oregonian, from Newspapers.com; the clipping posted on Ancestry (shared by Brent Flynn, 2 Jan 2025), and Ancestry's U.S., Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1800s-current"reference: p. 14url: https://www.newspapers.com/image/1082147537/?article=d5ad67a8-b486-4d81-82b0-b2e7a7183072&focus=0.015398893,0.3608183,0.14238827,0.5858613&xid=3355seen: imageaccess: public---First known from Ancestry's *U.S., Newspapers.com Obituary Index*, attached in the Ancestry tree to[Winifred Lynn Flynn](/people/winifred-flynn-1901/); read 11 Oct 2026 from a screenshot of theclipping in the Ancestry viewer, with his photograph. The image is in the Gallery."WILLIAM C. FLYNN. William Clifford Flynn, retired real estate broker, died Friday at St. Vincent'shospital after a long illness. He was born January 7, 1872, in Fairfield, Neb., and lived in Portlandsince 1920. His residence was 644 [?] S. E. 20th avenue. Mr. Flynn was active with the Knights ofColumbus, being a fourth degree member associated with Archbishop Seghers assembly, and with the St.Vincent de Paul and Holy Name societies."He leaves the following sons and daughters: James W. Flynn, Kansas City, Mo.; Lt. Col. Richard T.Flynn, New York, N. Y.; Hubert L., Bernard F., Joseph E., Lt. Cmdr. Louis E. and Paul I. Flynn, allof Portland; Mrs. Winifred I. Dwyer, Seattle; Mrs. Pauline LeMarte, Portland, and Sisters PatriciaAnn and Mary Losa [or Lota?] of the Holy Names."The remains will be in All Souls chapel of St. Francis church after 1 p. m., Sunday. The rosary willbe recited in the church at 7:45 p. m. Requiem mass will be offered at 9 a. m. at the church. Vaultinterment will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery.""Died Friday" is 25 January 1952, as on his death record.