John Heyward Lynah

1848–1935 (age 87)

Biography

John Heyward Lynah lived through the sweeping changes of two centuries, offering steady guidance to Magnolia neighbors as the town developed around him.

His dignified demeanor and readiness to lend a hand made him a constant at the Magnolia Cemetery, where friends and family gathered to honor his memory.

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