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Lynch-Staunton, Alfred Hardwick
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Alfred Hardwick Lynch-Staunton, 1860-1932, originally from Hamilton, Ontario, came to Fort Macleod, Alberta in 1877 to join the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP). After his retirement in 1880 he started the first ranch in the Pincher Creek area with James Bruneau and Issac May. Later he homesteaded west of the town. He married Sarah Mary Blake in 1890, and they had five children, Victoria (Cox), Franda (Henderson), Francis Corbett, John Charles, 1903-?, and D'Arcy. Alfred's brother, Charles, moved from Ontario to the Lundbreck district in 1896. In 1905 he married Emma Laire Boyes, ?-1949 and they had one son, Hardwick. They ranched in Lundbreck.
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Lynch-Staunton, Richard
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Lynch-Staunton, Richard is the sibling of Lynch-Staunton, Alfred Hardwick