James Harold Tilton Lynch, professionally known as Hal Lynch, was born on November 13, 1927, in Birmingham, Alabama, USA, to Arnett Tilton Lynch and Katie Bell Jacobs. He was an accomplished actor, renowned for his captivating performances in various film and television productions.
Lynch's impressive acting career spanned multiple decades, with notable roles in movies such as "The Way West" (1967),"Spoon River" (1969),and "Wild Rovers" (1971). His early television appearances included a 1964 episode of "Gunsmoke," and he went on to secure roles in several western shows, including "Daniel Boone," "Custer," "Bonanza," and "Big Valley."
In his later years, Lynch resided with his mother in Opp, Alabama, USA. His life took a tragic turn on October 5, 2006, when he dropped off a column at the local newspaper office, picked up a suit at the dry cleaners, and then made a series of cryptic phone calls before ultimately taking his own life in his backyard.
