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RONZEL LYNCH'S HISTORIC PHOTO COLLECTION - Little Creek-West Fork Pioneers (Part Two)

(07/10/2026)
RONZEL LYNCH'S HISTORIC PHOTO COLLECTION FROM
LITTLE CREEK, STUTLER RIDGE TO LOWER WEST FORK, HE PASSING IN 2024

1936 - Ervin Stewart, Virgil Shrader,
Gilbert Arthur, Dexter Shrader, ? Hedges

1915 - John Anderson Arthur, Martha Salome Arthur

1980 - Chief Ronzel Lynch, Material Management Coordinator, at
Naval Shipyard, Philadelpha PA, for overhaul of the USS John King

1937 - Ralph and Arlie Stutler

1956 - Rev. David Kern "Bud" Graham of Creston, country preacher

Samuel Cooper and wife Manerva,
first settlers of Little Creek

Melissa Davis Stutler, 1843-1933

Madaline B. Stutler-Lynch and husband Russell
Lynch at the Bear Fork section of Little Creek,

Ras Boise, holding Marlyn Lynch 1942

Grover Cleveland Cooper and Julie Starcher Cooper

? Villers of Little Creek and Creston. The swastika on
his costume, was from before the time of the Nazis, and
was said to be a symbol of goodness and purity of the soul.

LYNCH HAS CONTRIBUTED 100s PHOTOS TO HUR HERALD ARCHIVES


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