Thomas Alvin Linn - Revision history

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	\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]		\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]
	\| relatives = [[Hugh Roy Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Harry Lee Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Bruce ~~Lee~~ Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Richard Dale Linn]] (brother)		\| relatives = [[Hugh Roy Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Harry Lee Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Bruce Allen Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Richard Dale Linn]] (brother)
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	\| resting_place = [[Shelby Township Cemetery]], Shelby, Iowa, USA		\| resting_place = [[Shelby Township Cemetery]], Shelby, Iowa, USA
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	\| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]], divorced c. ~~1975~~		\| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]], divorced c. 1974
	\| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]		\| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]
	\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]		\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]

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	\| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]]		\| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]], divorced c. 1975
	\| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]		\| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]
	\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]		\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]

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	{{Infobox person		{{Infobox person
	\| image = IMAG0253.jpg		\| image = IMAG0253.jpg
	\| name = Thomas (~~"~~Tom~~"~~) Alvin Linn		\| name = Thomas ("Tom") Alvin Linn
	\| birth_date = {{birthdate\|1944\|12\|30}}~~<~~ref~~>~~[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]], p564~~<~~/ref~~>~~		\| birth_date = {{birthdate\|1944\|12\|30}}<ref>[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]], p564</ref>
	\| birth_place = Gilmore City, Iowa, USA		\| birth_place = Gilmore City, Iowa, USA
	\| death_date = {{dda\|2006\|4\|30\|1944\|12\|30}}		\| death_date = {{dda\|2006\|4\|30\|1944\|12\|30}}
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	\| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]]		\| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]]
	\| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]		\| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]
	\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]~~<~~br /~~>~~[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]		\| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]]<br />[[Edith Lucille Nelson]]
	\| relatives = [[Hugh Roy Linn]] (brother)~~<~~br /~~>~~[[Harry Lee Linn]] (brother)~~<~~br /~~>~~[[Bruce Lee Linn]] (brother)~~<~~br /~~>~~[[Richard Dale Linn]] (brother)		\| relatives = [[Hugh Roy Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Harry Lee Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Bruce Lee Linn]] (brother)<br />[[Richard Dale Linn]] (brother)
	}}		}}

	After returning from his service in the Army, Tom's older brother [[Harry Lee Linn\|Harry]] helped Tom get a teaching position at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_McCallie_School The McCallie School], a boys' boarding school outside Chattanooga, Tennessee. After a short time, Tom moved with his wife for New Orleans. Shortly thereafter, Tom and his wife moved to San Francisco to stay near Tom's other brother, [[Hugh Roy Linn\|Hugh]]. Tom and Mary Louise had Adam in San Francisco. Thereafter, Tom moved back, alone, to his hometown, Gilmore City, to live out his remaining years with his mother, and acquired a goose.		After returning from his service in the Army, Tom's older brother [[Harry Lee Linn\|Harry]] helped Tom get a teaching position at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_McCallie_School The McCallie School], a boys' boarding school outside Chattanooga, Tennessee. After a short time, Tom moved with his wife for New Orleans. Shortly thereafter, Tom and his wife moved to San Francisco to stay near Tom's other brother, [[Hugh Roy Linn\|Hugh]]. Tom and Mary Louise had Adam in San Francisco. Thereafter, Tom moved back, alone, to his hometown, Gilmore City, to live out his remaining years with his mother, and acquired a goose.

	Tom was a photographer, and was employed for a summer as the Artist in Residence of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch, Iowa. In half honor, half jest, Tom's brothers had his tombstone inscribed: ~~"~~ARTIST IN RESIDENCE.~~"~~		Tom was a photographer, and was employed for a summer as the Artist in Residence of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch, Iowa. In half honor, half jest, Tom's brothers had his tombstone inscribed: "ARTIST IN RESIDENCE."

	==[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]] Entry==		==[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]] Entry==
	~~<~~blockquote~~><~~p~~>~~Thomas Alvin Linn was born on 30 December 1944. He earned a degree in English from the University of Northern Iowa. He was an English teacher and wrestling coach near Chaattanooga, Tennesee. Tom was in the U.S. Army for four years; he was a specialist first class stationed in Germany. Tom married Mary Louise Harrington in Basil, Switzerland while he was stationed in Germany. They had one son.~~<~~ref~~>~~[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]], p564~~<~~/ref~~><~~/p~~><~~/blockquote~~>~~		<blockquote><p>Thomas Alvin Linn was born on 30 December 1944. He earned a degree in English from the University of Northern Iowa. He was an English teacher and wrestling coach near Chaattanooga, Tennesee. Tom was in the U.S. Army for four years; he was a specialist first class stationed in Germany. Tom married Mary Louise Harrington in Basil, Switzerland while he was stationed in Germany. They had one son.<ref>[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]], p564</ref></p></blockquote>

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{{Infobox person
| image = IMAG0253.jpg
| name = Thomas ("Tom") Alvin Linn
| birth_date = {{birthdate|1944|12|30}}<ref>[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]], p564</ref>
| birth_place = Gilmore City, Iowa, USA
| death_date = {{dda|2006|4|30|1944|12|30}}
| death_place = Gilmore City, Iowa, USA
| resting_place = [[Shelby Township Cemetery]], Shelby, Iowa, USA
| residence =
| spouse = [[Mary Louise Harrington]]
| children = [[Adam Edmund Linn]]
| parents = [[Hugh Alva Linn]] [[Edith Lucille Nelson]]
| relatives = [[Hugh Roy Linn]] (brother) [[Harry Lee Linn]] (brother) [[Bruce Lee Linn]] (brother) [[Richard Dale Linn]] (brother)
}}

After returning from his service in the Army, Tom's older brother [[Harry Lee Linn|Harry]] helped Tom get a teaching position at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_McCallie_School The McCallie School], a boys' boarding school outside Chattanooga, Tennessee. After a short time, Tom moved with his wife for New Orleans. Shortly thereafter, Tom and his wife moved to San Francisco to stay near Tom's other brother, [[Hugh Roy Linn|Hugh]]. Tom and Mary Louise had Adam in San Francisco. Thereafter, Tom moved back, alone, to his hometown, Gilmore City, to live out his remaining years with his mother, and acquired a goose.

Tom was a photographer, and was employed for a summer as the Artist in Residence of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch, Iowa. In half honor, half jest, Tom's brothers had his tombstone inscribed: "ARTIST IN RESIDENCE."

==[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]] Entry==
<blockquote>Thomas Alvin Linn was born on 30 December 1944. He earned a degree in English from the University of Northern Iowa. He was an English teacher and wrestling coach near Chaattanooga, Tennesee. Tom was in the U.S. Army for four years; he was a specialist first class stationed in Germany. Tom married Mary Louise Harrington in Basil, Switzerland while he was stationed in Germany. They had one son.<ref>[[The Clan Linn in the Twentieth Century]], p564</ref></blockquote>

==Notes==
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