Lindner - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lindner of OH, IN

RobertBesanson — 2009-10-13 17:47:20Z

Hello,
My name is Robert Besanson.
I don’t know if I can help you or not. I saw two posts online from two different people asking about or posting information about “Al Bessanson, Alphonse Bessanson.” I don’t now if this is the same person you are looking for or not. I’m putting some information in this post and I hope it helps.

I have a great uncle named Alphonse Bessanson. He is the brother of my Grandfather. In my family tree Al is married to Mary Lindner. Mary died on Oct. 7, 1955 and at that time she lived at 11545 Marx, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan.

What I’m going to do is quote three newspaper clippings that are in my grand father’s scrapbook.

Title: Alphonse Bessanson
Alphonse Bessanson 65 of 1191Cooliage passed away Monday at Dearborn Venterans Hostpital. A former residend of Green Bay, Wis.He was a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are his wife Mart; his mother, Mrs. Mary Bournsville; and six brothers.
The funeral was held from the Girrbach Chapel Wednesday afternoon.
Hand written on the newspaper clipping is: Apr. 20, 1952.

Title: Return From Funeral Services in Detroit
John, Henry and Camile Besanson of Green Bay returned from Detroit, Mich.,here they attented funeral services for their brother Al, who died April 21. The funeral was held Wednesday.
Survivors are his wife Mary; mother Mrs. Mary Bournoville Green Bay, and six brothers, John, Henry and Camile of Green Bay, and William, Frank and Harry, Detroit. The deceased was a veteran of World War I.
Hand written on the newspaper clipping is: Apr. 20, 1952.

Title: Mrs. Al Besanson Succumbs in Detroit
Mrs. Al Besanson, widow of a former Green Bay man, was buried in Detroit, Mich. Monday after her death in a Detroit hospital. Mrs. Besanson’s late husband was a member of Green Bay Battery B, 121st Field Artillery. He died three years ago.
Hand written on the newspaper clipping is: Oct. 7 1955

I hope this information helps. If you have any more info about Mary of Al. Please send it. Thank you!
Bob Besanson

These were the two post I’m referring to.
The first one was on the web site called: The Wartime Memories Project.
The address is http://www.wartimememories.co.uk/answer4.html#bessanson
In this post it ask:
I’ am researching my father, Sgt. Al Bessanson, an U.S. Army Air Corps B-17 tailgunner. I think he may have been held at Stalag 11A. Does anyone have any information or are there any other resources you can point me to?
Janet E. Chanay (Bessanson)

The second post I saw was on ancestry.com posted by: Lindner of OH, IN
http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.lindner/91.1.1.1/mb.ashx
Her post said:
My grandmothers maiden name was Mary Lindner, her sisters name was Catherine. Mary married 1)William Myers and had 2 children 2)Alphonse Bessanson. Catherine married Osborne Donovan. Mary was born in 1888 and Catherine was born in 1890. This is all the information I have at the moment so if anyone can give me any help I would appreciate it.

Re: john and sophia lindner

RALPHMCGREW44 — 2009-10-05 16:43:10Z

I looked up John's children. There were two daughters. One was my grandmother Amelia Margaret, and the other we only know as Fannie who dissapeared from the census, was not remembered by her nephew, and who we assumed died in Ohio. She was born in Missouri in 1857. The other three children were boys. The children were born between 1857 and 1865,

Ralph McGrew

Re: john and sophia lindner

RALPHMCGREW44 — 2009-10-05 16:28:16Z

I do not know the answer to that. There is no indication in census etc, or in family tradition that John had any relatives here. That would not eliminate the possibility, but I just do not know.
John was the least known but probably most adventurous member of the family. I don't know when he came to the U.S. from Germany, but by 1857, he was living in Saint Joseph Missouri. Things were pretty wild there at that time. With the coming onset of the Civil war, John with two children, Fannie and William, moved to Ohio. On 27 May 1861, John elisted in the Union Army, joining the 109th Ohio Infantry, company H. This was an all German unit formed in Cincinnati, which was involved in some of the most fierce fighting of the war, including the battles of Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. He was a corporal when he enlisted then promoted to Full Sergeant. He mustered out on Nov of 1863.

He must have been home for a while periodically though because he had a daughter, Amelia Margaret Lindner born in Ohio 9 apr 1862.

After the way, in 1865 he moved his whole family william, Louis and Joseph. , minus Fannie who I believed passed away as no one mentions her, to Chicago Illinois. where he worked as a paper carrier and a book agent.

Re: john and sophia lindner

gordonjr_1 — 2009-10-05 14:28:23Z

We have a match in name, city (Cincinnati) and years, but I have different first names in my geneology. Were there any brothers of John Lindner in Ohio at the same time? My Lindner was a female first name Lena born 1860's.

john and sophia lindner

RALPHMCGREW44 — 2009-10-03 16:19:16Z

looking for descendants of John and Sophia Lindner who came to the US in 1860, moved to Missouri and then to Cincinnati Ohio, and then to Chicago Illinois. They had 5 children, Fannie, William, Louis, Amelia (my grandmother) and Joseph. My email address is racs@mhtc.net

Ralph McGrew

Re: Just getting started...Correction

mgnk1951 — 2009-08-15 05:22:01Z

According to German church records Gustina's name was Justine KROEBER not Augusta KERBER (as was in Fond du Lac county records).

Louis Lindner, New York

shoshana90913 — 2009-07-04 20:12:38Z

A friend of mine is trying to trace a great grandfather whose last name was either Linder or Lindner. He had a son named Milton who was born in 1915 in New York City. From examining census records, I have a theory that the Great Grandfather may be a Louis Lindner who married an Esther Goldstein in NYC in 1913. This may be a bad guess, but I'm hoping to hear from descendants of this couple in order to help me clarify this possibility.

Re: lindner of ny

Froden193 — 2009-06-25 19:43:40Z

My good friend may be able to help.His name is Harry Leroy Lindner

Re: lindner of ny

Froden193 — 2009-06-25 19:43:36Z

My good friend may be able to help.His name is Harry Leroy Lindner

Re: LINDNER Arthur F 1901-1973

opbcy — 2009-06-02 16:14:25Z

I am researching Lindner family tree right now.

See the attached jpg files for a family picture of Arthur Lindner family.

Rae Vengarick and Leonard Lindner has two sons that I know.

Lenny Lindner Youngest

Arthur Lindner Oldest

He has one son and two daughters

Mike Lindner Youngest

Joline Lindner
Terri Lindner

Arthur

Sherriff and owned a stamp&coin shop lived in AZ. or Ontario.

He passed away a few years ago.

This all I know a about this family. Can you help me?

Thank you for your time!

Have a wonderful day and week!

Take care! Brad Young

Frank Vincent Lindner

rcbhj — 2009-05-31 17:12:18Z

I'm looking for information on Frank Vincent Lindner, born 25 Jul 1851 in Kirrweiler, Bavaria, Germany. He married Emily Laura Ayers. The had the following children, Mary Gertrude, Kate Eliza, Susan (my great grandmother), Pearl, Vincent Joseph, Frank George, John William, Ruth and August Culbertson. I know they where living in Port Bolivar when the children were born. Frank and Laura also died in Port Bolivar. Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Cindy

Looking for more info on a Lorenz Lindner who immigrated to Cumberland Maryland

Oriolefan0816 — 2009-04-20 17:25:25Z

Hi my name is Kristen, I am a decident of the Lindner out of Allegany county, Maryland. My first known Lindner is Lorenz Lindner born in 1823, he married Crescentia Viegel, on May 16, 1852, Lorenz Lindner immigrated in 1849. Here is a copy of Lawrnece Lindner obit, Lindner 23 Oct 1887 Mr Lawrence Lindner, a farmer, died today at his home on the Baltimore Pike, one mile out of the city, in the 64th year of his age. Born in Bavaria, Germany in 1823, he migrated to this country in 1849, where he married Miss Cinda Fegle. Five children, all grown, survive: Lawrence; Joseph; Mary; George; and Frank Lindner. The funeral party will leave the home for Sts Peter & Paul Church for Requiem service and burial at Sts Peter & Paul's Cemetery, with Rev Father Francis.
Also I'd love to find more info on his parents, like what were there names and did he have any Brother's or Sister's. If anyone know's that would be great thanks. You can either reply to my post or e-mail me at Homer0816@aol.com

Re: John Lindner Information

nrb007 — 2009-04-06 23:19:18Z

mert186,

You are researching my family. Are you a descendant of John Lindner? I have also researched Feder, as you have, and Schmitt/Schmidt. I think we have a lot in common. Please contact me offlist at < nbrenn@charter.net >

Norm

Re: John Lindner Information

mert186 — 2009-04-06 12:54:11Z

The John Linder I am searching for was born around 1829 and came to St. Clair Co., IL, married Kunigunda? and after her death in 1860 he married Cordula Schmitt. I have no info on his death, but possibly Cordula died 1898 in Lebanon, IL. I am searching for information on them and their descendants. Some of their children were Appolonia (Abelonia), George and Michael who settled in St. Louis, Conrad in Jarvis twp., Madison, Co., IL, Henry and Louis in the Trenton/New Baden, IL area and Elizabeth who married Joseph C. Huber and lived in O'Fallon, IL. Is this the family you are searching for and can you give me any additional information?

Re: Barney Lindner

jsteuarts — 2009-03-19 18:45:32Z

Your Barney Lindner is not the same as our Barney Lindner, born in 1822 Poland. Sorry, can't help you.

Re: Barney Lindner

jsteuarts — 2009-02-26 18:35:23Z

Doesn't sound like, we have the same family....but try the 1860, 70 and 1880 Federal Census. This Barney and Floria
Lindner Family had: Aaron Edward, Casper.Charles, Rachel, Sarah, Max, Jennie, Nathon, Lena and Bessie Lindner. Charles is my connection to family.

Re: Barney Lindner

CathieHall51 — 2009-01-18 23:19:47Z

Still trying to find information on Barney Lindner. Know that he was born in 1872 in Germany. He was traveling with his sister and her family (Spouse and child). Know that they were in Kansas and going to Michigan. They stayed for awhile in Chicago with his sister's husband's family. They could have started in Chicago then went to Kansas and so on. Trying to find out if he had a spouse, children, etc. Any information on this family.

Re: Barney Lindner

jsteuarts — 2009-01-18 22:17:27Z

I to am searching for more information about Barney and Floria Lindner/family, found on the 1880 FEd. Census for Chicago, Cook County. Children Listed: Edward, 32; Rachel, 24 (which is an 8 yr. gap) Max 22; Jennie 19; Nathon 19-twins; Lena 16; Bessie 14. I am trying to establish that Charles Lindner was between Rachel and Edward and maybe a Sarah Lindner. If anyone has any information it would be appreciated. Sounds like your Barney Lindner is another Lindner or later Lindner. Jean Lindner Steuart

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

mallen1720 — 2007-06-16 11:39:53Z

Hi Norm,

Leuchtenberg is in the Oberpfaelzer Wald in Bavaria. I think this is the one that the OP is speaking about.

Mary Ann

Re: Robert Mitchell Lindner connection to Ames

Jewishgen — 2007-12-11 18:26:46Z

hi charlie...sorry to disappoint you...but there's no connection to ames...
robbie was a cousin to my dad; born 1914 in the bronx. i knew him as a child. my tree is up on rootsweb...
be happy to chat with you further on this
phylliskramer phylliskramer1@att.net

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

nrb007 — 2007-06-15 22:41:03Z

Jonna,

Thanks for that informational download.
I note your inquiries and entries concerning St. Louis and Cape Girardeau, places I have relatives and ancestors.
If you would like, contact me privately so we might pursue them further.

Norm
< nbrenn@charter.net >

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

nrb007 — 2007-06-16 13:26:43Z

Bob,

I apologize. I confused your information with Jonna's and, further, my previous reply to you was based on the location of Leuchtenburg instead of Leuchtenberg. Mea culpa.

Mary Ann is correct: your Leuchtenberg is just 8 miles from Waldthurn in the Oberpfalz district of Bavaria. A nice fit. As is their being Catholic. Sorry about the mixup.

Norm

Stuart Lindner, 1890-1973

goodsearch — 2008-07-13 15:23:50Z

STUART LINDNER, author, born Yonkers, New York 15 January 1890, son of Alois and Lina Stuart Lindner. Educated at the University of Illinois. Married Bricia 30 July 1960 (sic?) Children: Bricia, Gabriela, Stuart Eugene. Newspaper columnist Who What When and Where, in Finance; author of more than 100 short stories published in various magazines. President of Investment Counsel, Ltd, Bureau of Business Research. Life member of Oaxaca (Mexico) Lending Library. Served with AUS, 1917-1919. Died October 1973. -- from Who's Who in the South and Southwest 12th edition, 1971. Transcriber is not a relative and has no further information regarding this family.

Re: Lindner in Ronneburg, Thuringia, Germany,

Mgnikki — 2008-02-03 09:10:45Z

Thank you for confirming that it was a part of the former Duchy. It's been awhile since I looked. I knew it was not in the current Kreis Altenburger-Land, but in a nearby Kreis. I wasn't sure how far the Duchy had extended.

Re: Just getting started...

Mgnikki — 2008-11-25 03:11:13Z

My previous message was to C. Lindner, grandchild of John Alvin Lindner & Donna McElrone from Rhinelander. My first message in this thread is authored by "Margaret".

John is a descendent of Gottlob Heinrich Lindner and Augusta Kerber (aka Gustina). They came from Sachsen-Altenburg. GH and Gustina arrived with four grown children in 1857. They settled in northern Town of Calumet, Fond du Lac county, Wisconsin.

Both John Alvin Lindner and Bertha Lindner Christenson are descended from GH's son Gottlob.

Re: Just getting started...

Mgnikki — 2008-11-23 16:21:56Z

C.Lindner,
Please contact me if you are still interested in finding information. I now have much more than I did then. And I've been in touch with your grandfather's halfsister.
Margaret
margnikkhah@yahoo.com

Re: Lindner Bavaria > St. Louis, MO

Mgnikki — 2008-02-02 22:59:38Z

I don't know if we have a family connection, but there is a decade and location in common.

My LINDNERs immigrated in 1857. I'm uncertain if it were in a group or separately.

Gottlob Heinrich LINDNER and his wife Justine (aka Gustina) KROEBER and their grown children Michael, Gottlob, Valentin, and Marie (Christian RUDOLPH) immigrated in 1857. Other children were born to the couple according to the Lumpzig church records but I have no indication that they came.

In Michael's and Gottlob's families there are stories that they first stayed in St.Louis, MO, before settling in Wisconsin. But by 1860 census they have bought farms and are living in Wisconsin.

The family(ies) came from Sachsen Altenburg though a census or two does say Bavaria. However, it is possible that Gottlob's wife Fredericke Caroline SPIEGEL actually might have been born in Bavaria. Gottlob and Caroline were married in the Gera church and Gottlob was living in Ronneburg, Kreis Greiz.

Re: Robert Ivory LINDNER (1908-1965), Wisconsin to California

Mgnikki — 2007-09-12 20:59:24Z

Yes, it's me, Kendra. Although I know the names of EA Lindner's children and some dates, other facts escape me.

I know next to nothing about Robert I.'s family.

Robert Ivory LINDNER (1908-1965), Wisconsin to California

Mgnikki — 2007-09-01 07:22:40Z

I'm looking for information/descendents for Robert Ivory LINDNER, born in Plainfield, Waushara, Wisconsin. He died in Riverside county, CA. He was the son of Edward Alvin LINDNER and Grace D BERRY.

Sometime after 1930 he moved from Port Edwards, WI to La Crescenta, CA. According to a 1946 news item in the Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune he had a son named Don.

Anything would be appreciated. An obit would be awesome.

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

Mgnikki — 2007-09-01 07:01:35Z

I see no family relation between the LINDNER families in this thread so far and mine. However there is apparently a connection to St.Louis.

In 1857 the LINDNER and RUDOLPH families emigrated from modern day Thuringia to Wisconsin. But at least some of them claim to have stopped first in St. Louis.

>Gottlob Heinrich LINDNER (1795-1865) and his wife Justine/Gustine KROEBER (1810-1886). From Kleintauscha, Sachsen-Altenburg
>Michael LINDNER (1818-1877) and wife Agnes Emilie DEMLER (1835-1902)
>Gottlob LINDNER (1822-1907) and his wife Fredericke Caroline SPIEGEL (1821-1896) from Ronneburg
>Valentin LINDNER (1826-1900)
>Maria LINDNER (1833-1922) and husband Christian RUDOLPH (1831-1890)
Michael, Gottlob (Jr) and Maria had small children.

Some of them may have come over in the Neptune (from Bremen to Baltimore), arriving on June 8, 1857.

Gottlob Heinrich bought a farm in Wisconsin 4 Sept 1857 and appears on the 1860 census there.
Michael bought a farm in Wisconsin June 06, 1858, but I couldn't find him in the 1860 census there. Two of his sons may have been enumerated with their grandfather there.
Gottlob's family (with 2 extra sons) is enumerated in Wisconsin in 1860 with his parents (GH and Gustina) and brother Valentin.
Marie's husband bought a farm in Wisconsin also on Sept.4.1857. They are enumerated there in 1860.

Gottlob Heinrich had at least one other son (Christian Herrmann, b.1821) who may have stayed behind in Germany.

There is a story in the descendents of Michael and Gottlob that the family stayed in or around St. Louis for a couple of years before settling in Wisconsin. Possibly with a SCHLUCHTER family.

I'd love confirmation (or rejection) of this story if anyone comes across it while researching Lindners in Missouri.

Re: Just getting started...Rhinelander LINDNERs

jsteuarts — 2008-11-24 18:41:38Z

Don't think we have a connection, but in seasrching, you never know! So....I also found an 1880 Census from Cook County Chicago, Illinois with Barney and Floria Lindner.
Family stories with some research say that a Nathon, Bessie and a Mary were thought to be sibs of Charles Lindner who married Francis Erdenberger in Prairie duChien,
Wisconsin. I believe that Al, is a family name; passed on to each generation, as my Great Uncle Al Lindner was my Grandfather, Edward Aaron Lindner's, brother. Charles' parents or parent arrived in New York from Germany and moved to Chicago in abut 1864-74. I am searching for Charles Lindner's parents names and sibs. Charles was born in 1853 in New York, we think. Jean Lindner Steuart

Re: Just getting started...Rhinelander LINDNERs

jsteuarts — 2008-11-24 18:31:25Z

I do not believe there is a connection. But: Charles Lindner (b. 1853) married Francis Erdenberger in Pairie duChien, Wisconsin about 1874. They had 14/15 children. However, I am trying to locate Charles Lindner's parents and family. They arrived in NY, from Germany as young parents and Charles was born in New York..so we think. Two of his sibs names were; Nathon, Bessie and we think a Mary. Don't know parents names or rest of sibs..or even if he arrived with just a mother and was born in Germany? The family? moved from New York to Chicago sometime in 1860-70. If you run into anything with these names, let me know. Jean LIndner Steuart

Charles and Frances Erdenberger Lindner Family Names

jsteuarts — 2008-11-07 21:38:07Z

Children Born were: Genevieve 1877, Edward 1878, Cora 1881, Albert 1883, Charles 1885, Henry 1888, Ada 1889, Adolf and Emma-twins died as infants 1890, Raymond 1892, Earl 1894, Josef 1894, Hellen 1895, Clement 1901, Pearl 1901. Josef and Pearl do not appear on any census in 1905. Unable to find death records, if they died as a child. Can anyone assist? Could Earl's middle name be Josef? Would appreciate any assistance. Thank you. Jean Lindner Steuart

Re: Enma Lindner

jsteuarts — 2008-11-02 18:50:55Z

We have an Emma Lindner b. Nov. 28, 1890 with her twin brother, Adolpf Lindner. This was on the Erdenberger Update: boog101@aol.com. If this is accurate, her parents were Charles Lindner and Francis Erdenberger Lindner. I am searching for Charles Lindner's parent/s who may have arrived in New York sometime around 1858-1865? We believe them to be of the Jewish faith and employment might have been cigarmakers. Do you have any information about Emma's parents. Charles was also Deputy Sheriff in Prairie DeChen, ILL. I personally have an article on his injury with a crowd and Wild Bill Cody in ILL. Let me know if any of this sounds fammiliar. Jean

Enma Lindner

ridgewaynana — 2007-09-22 18:29:42Z

looking for any and all info on a Enma Lindner, married Otto Germer, living in Leipzig Germany area.

Re: Enma Lindner

ridgewaynana — 2008-11-02 21:52:55Z

No I know nothing on her parents, but it can't be the same Emma. Ours was married to Otto F Germer and had son Frederich in 1885.

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

jonnakrueger — 2007-06-15 21:56:08Z

My Lindner's are Lutheran.

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

jonnakrueger — 2007-06-15 21:53:11Z

Below is the information I have:

Generation No. 1

1. ?1 LINDNER1 was born in Bavaria1. He married MARGRET1. She was born Bet. 1804 - 1808 in Bavaria1.

Notes for MARGRET:
New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 online
Margt Lindner age 59 wife
Louis Lindner age 27 laborer
arrival date: 2 Nov 1867
Port of Departure: LeHavre, France
Destination: Indiana
Place of Origin: Baden
Ship Name: Atalanta

1870 Census - Washington Co., IL
Louis Lindner age 28 Farmer worth $1600 Born in Bavaria
Margret Lindner age 66 born in Bavaria

Child of ? LINDNER and MARGRET is:
2. i. LOUIS2 LINDNER, b. Jul 1840, Bavaria, Germany; d. 31 Jul 1911, New Minden, Illinois.

Generation No. 2

2. LOUIS2 LINDNER (?1)2,3,4 was born Jul 1840 in Bavaria, Germany, and died 31 Jul 1911 in New Minden, Illinois5,6. He married SOPHIE GLAS Abt. 1874 in Illinois6, daughter of WIL GLASS and MARGARET. She was born 27 Sep 1852 in Venedy, IL7, and died 19 Apr 1933 in New Minden, Illinois8,9.

Notes for LOUIS LINDNER:
lived in New Minden, Illinois

doesn't have a tombstone, back of lot, 7th row - next to Eickmeyer tombstone, St. John's Evan. Lutheran in New Minden, IL

died at age 71 yrs.

New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 online
Louis Lindner age 27 laborer
arrival date: 2 Nov 1867
Port of Departure: LeHavre, France
Destination: Indiana
Place of Origin: Baden
Ship Name: Atalanta
Port of Arrival: New York

1870 Census - Washington Co., IL
Louis Lindne age 28 Farmer worth $1600
Born in Bavaria
Margret Lindner age 66 born in Bavaria

1880 Census - Washington Co., IL
Lewis Lindner age 39 mail carrier
he and his parents born in BAV
Sophia age 27 wife born in IL
parents born in Ger
Caroline age 8
Phillip age 6
Lewis age 3

1900 Census, June 1, New Minden Village, Covington Township, Washington Co., IL
Lindner, Louis July 1840 age 59 married 27 years came to US in 1867 been in the US for 33 years(age 26 when arrived) naturalized
Sophie Sept 1853 age 46 5 children all living
William Oct 1886 age 13

1910 Census, Covington Township, Washington Co., IL
Lindner, Louis age 69 married once married 37 years own income came to US in 1867 naturalized
Sophi age 56 married twice " " 5 children, 4 living

Notes for SOPHIE GLAS:
She had a previous marriage. When she was pregnant she sent her husband for the doctor or midwife. He got pneumonia and died before she was out of bed from childbirth. (9 days)
The child's name was Caroline, nickname, Lena. Lena was 2 when Sophie married Louis.

Sophie was a waitress. Buried in New Minden, IL no tombstone 17th row from back next to John Daum tombstone.

her first husband died in 1871. Henry Bekemeyer leaving widow and child died Dec 20 at 1 pm of lung fever at the age of 21 years, 1 month and 3 days. Burial Dec 22 at 11 o'clock. Text: Is 35:10

Lived with son when became "unbalanced". When they would visit her in New Minden she would not know the grandchildren. Had to hide the knives, and she wanted to kill their dog. The World Series was on the radio and this noise would agitate Sophie. Eventually moved her to Emmaus Home in St. Charles, MO. She had a padded room. Went to visit her every other Sunday.

Father listed as Wm Glass. Mother born in Germany
Lived in Emmaus Home in St. Charles for 5 years. (source: death certificate)

1860 Census, Oct 6, Township 1S Range 5W, Washington, Co., IL
living with parents and 2 sisters
Glass Sophia age 8 born in IL

1870 Census

1880 Census - Washington Co., IL
living with husband and 3 children
Lewis Sophia age 27 wife born in IL parents born in Ger

1900 Census, June 1, New Minden Village, Covington Township, Washington Co., IL
living with husband and 1 child
Lindner Sophie Sept 1853 age 46 5 children all living

1910 Census, Covington Township, Washington Co., IL
living with husband
Lindner Sophi age 56 married twice 5 children, 4 living

1920 Census
couldn't find

1930 Census
need to check

More About SOPHIE GLAS:
Burial: New Minden Lutheran cemetery

Children of LOUIS LINDNER and SOPHIE GLAS are:
3. i. LOUIS J.3 LINDNER, b. 05 Jun 1877, New Minden, Washington County, Illinois; d. 28 Mar 1953, Zion Evangelical Cemetery, Sec. 4, St. Louis, MO.
4. ii. PHILLIP LINDNER, b. Abt. 1874, Illinois.
5. iii. EMILIE LINDNER.
iv. WILLIAM LINDNER10, b. Oct 188610; d. 02 Mar 1905, New Minden, Washington Co., Illinois10.

died at age 18. Hit by a train.

buried in New Minden, IL no tombstone- from the back of the lot, 2nd row next to Louis Lohnoff tombstone
youngest child.

Generation No. 3

3. LOUIS J.3 LINDNER (LOUIS2, ?1) was born 05 Jun 1877 in New Minden, Washington County, Illinois, and died 28 Mar 1953 in Zion Evangelical Cemetery, Sec. 4, St. Louis, MO. He married DOROTHEA FRANCISCA HOPMANN 12 Nov 1903 in St. Louis, MO11,12, daughter of CHRISTIAN HOPMANN and WILHELMINE POERTNER. She was born 12 Feb 1879 in St. Louis, MO, and died 18 Mar 1953 in Zion Evangelical Cemetery, Sec. 4, St. Louis, MO.

Notes for LOUIS J. LINDNER:
He grew up in New Minden, Illinois.

He was crippled. He had one stiff leg. A boy threw a stone at him. He wore a raised shoe. He worked for Grafeman dairy.

He died of liver cancer 10 days after his wife died.

nickname Jack

He was short.

Received Christian Baptism June 17, 1877 by Rev. M. Eirich
source: records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church at New Minden, Washington, Co, IL

tombstone has name as Louis J. Lindner

Wedding Certificate
This is incomplete - there are a few more German words to copy
Grau-
Dass Louis Heinrich Lindner
aus New Minden, Washington, Co
und Franziska Dorothea Hopmann (the z might be a y]
aus St. Louis, MO
12ten November 1903 in St. Louis
Emilie Lindner ( Louis' sister]
norden sind, hierdurch glaub

Death Certificate
Lists occupation as a stock clerk in Meat Packing. Died at age 75 of Cholangeitis due to Cholerystitis and ???. Attended by Dr. Marlin Spoeneman,

1880 Census
age 3 Washington Co., IL

1890 Census

1900 Census - can't find
tried Lewis Lindner, Louis Lindner, Louis Linder, Lewis Linder,

1910 Census, April 20, 4832 Natural Bridge Rd., 26th ward, District 412, St. Louis City, MO
Hopmann Christ F. age 24 m. for 2 years b. MO Butcher/Meat market
Alma L age 22 m. for 2 years 1 child born 1 child living b. MO
Margaret age 5/12 mos
Lindner Louis F. age 33 m. for 6 years b. IL Teamster/dairy
Dora age 31 m. for 6 years 3 children all living b. MO
Edgar C. R. age 5 b. MO
Estella K age 3 b. MO
Fred A. age 1 b. MO
Hopman Willeminnie age 70 Wd. 7 children 4 living b. in Germany

1920 Census, 4832 Natural Bridge Road, Ward 26, E. D. 528, St. Louis, MO
Lindner Louis age 41 b. IL Foreman/dairy
Dora age 39 b. MO
Edgar age 14 b. MO
Estelle age 12 b. MO
Arthur age 10 b. MO
Irma age 5 b. MO
Hopmann Wilhelmina age 75 Wd. immigrated 1857?/naturalized 1864 b. Germany

1930 Census, April 5, 6227 South Drive, Pine Lawn, Central Twnshp, St. Louis Co., MO
Lindner Louis J. 52 b. IL father b. Germany mother b. IL laborer packing plant
owned home valued at $9,000 had a radio
married at age 26
Dora 50 b. MO parents b. Germany married at age 24
Edgar 25 b. MO shipping clerk for a furniture co.
Estell 22 b. MO operator for telephone co.
Arthur 21 b. MO
Irma 16 b. MO

Lived at 6227 South Drive on April 1933 (mother's death certificate)

Notes for DOROTHEA FRANCISCA HOPMANN:
She became diabetic during her late 40's. She died from complications of diabetes.

middle name also spelled Franziska

1880 Census, Nov 9, St. Louis, MO
Hopmann Dorothea 1

1900 Census
looked under hopmann and hopman, dorothy and dora

1910 Census, April 20, 4832 Natural Bridge Rd., 26th ward, District 412, St. Louis City, MO
Lindner Dora age 31 m. for 6 years 3 children all living b. MO

1920 Census, 4832 Natural Bridge Road, Ward 26, E. D. 528, St. Louis, MO
Lindner Dora age 39 b. MO

1930 Census, April 5, 6227 South Drive, Pine Lawn, Central Twnshp, St. Louis Co., MO
living with husband and 4 children
Lindner Dora 50 b. MO parents b. Germany married at age 24

Children of LOUIS LINDNER and DOROTHEA HOPMANN are:
6. i. EDGAR L.4 LINDNER, b. 06 Feb 1905, St. Louis, MO area; d. May 1980, Florissant, St. Louis Co., MO.
ii. ESTELLE LINDNER, b. 11 Feb 1907, St. Louis, MO area; d. 25 Sep 1995, Laclede Station Nursing home, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri.

Notes for ESTELLE LINDNER:
Never married. No children.

Had typhoid fever when she was about 12 years old. She got it from drinking water at Creve Coeur Park.

1910 Census, April 20, 4832 Natural Bridge Rd., 26th ward, District 412, St. Louis City, MO
Lindner Estella K age 3 b. MO

1920 Census, 4832 Natural Bridge Road, Ward 26, E. D. 528, St. Louis, MO
Lindner Estelle age 12 b. MO

1930 Census, April 5, 6227 South Drive, Pine Lawn, Central Twnshp, St. Louis Co., MO
Lindner Estell 22 b. MO single operator for telephone co. living with parents

More About ESTELLE LINDNER:
Burial: Zion evangelical cemetery, sec 4, St. Louis, MO

7. iii. ARTHUR FREDERICK LINDNER, b. 18 Feb 1909, St. Louis, Missouri; d. 11 Jul 1996, Brevard County, Florida.
8. iv. IRMA CAROLINE LINDNER, b. 25 Jul 1914, St. Louis, MO in back bedroom of house on Natural Bridge; d. 23 Nov 2006, 2314 Goodale, Overland, St. Louis County, MO.

4. PHILLIP3 LINDNER (LOUIS2, ?1)12,13 was born Abt. 1874 in Illinois. He married ELIZABETH. She was born in Illinois.

Notes for PHILLIP LINDNER:
An alcoholic. Never had a decent job. Very short. Had to put pillows in his casket.

Worked at the Time Clock Tavern. His son, Walter also worked there - cleaned. Walter did not have them all-not 100% Ended up in the City Hospital. Confessed his sins before death. Freida Koelling sang a solo at his funeral

1880 Census - Washington Co., IL
living with parents and 2 siblings
Lindner Phillip age 6

1900 Census

1910 Census

1920 Census, 2233 Park, St. Louis, MO
Lindner Louis J. roomer 46 married b. IL father b. Bavaria, Germany mother b. IL
Jessie M roomer 14 single

1930 Census
could not find him

Notes for ELIZABETH:
She never wore underpants. Aunt Millie said her family was not a decent family. Millie felt Phil's problems were caused by her. They divorced and she lived in Florida. Jessie lived with her in Florida.

Children of PHILLIP LINDNER and ELIZABETH are:
i. JESSIE M.4 LINDNER14, b. Abt. 1906, Missouri.

Notes for JESSIE M. LINDNER:
1920 Census, 2233 Park, St. Louis, MO
living with father
Lindner Jessie M female roomer 14 single parent born in IL

ii. PHIL LINDNER14.

Notes for PHIL LINDNER:
mildly retarded. also drank like his father.

1880 Census - Washington Co., IL
Lindner Phillip age 6

1900 Census

1910 Census

1920 Census

1930 Census

iii. EDNA LINDNER14.
iv. WALTER LINDNER14.

5. EMILIE3 LINDNER (LOUIS2, ?1)14,15. She married FREDERICK KRAFT16.

Notes for EMILIE LINDNER:

She was a lot of fun. So is her son Elroy, who is 93.
She was short.

Children of EMILIE LINDNER and FREDERICK KRAFT are:
i. EVELYN4 KRAFT16, m. LOUIS GANGEL16; d. 1999, St. Peters, MO16.

Notes for EVELYN KRAFT:

Lived in Sun City, Arizona. Moved there in about 1969.

Her husband had a daughter when he was about 16. Her name was June. She was mentally not right in the head. She eventually married and had children.
Louis repaired office machines. He had his own business.

ii. ELROY KRAFT16, b. Abt. 190516; m. CORINNE CRAFT16.

Notes for ELROY KRAFT:
.
Lives in Chicago. Age 93.

Generation No. 4

6. EDGAR L.4 LINDNER (LOUIS J.3, LOUIS2, ?1) was born 06 Feb 1905 in St. Louis, MO area, and died May 1980 in Florissant, St. Louis Co., MO. He married CLARA HELEN DOEDING 1934 in Marcus Lutheran Church St. Louis, MO16, daughter of WILLIAM DOEDING and EMMA BRAMMIER. She was born 16 Jan 1909 in Missouri, and died 29 May 2006 in St. Louis, Missouri.

Notes for EDGAR L. LINDNER:
1910 Census, April 20, 4832 Natural Bridge Rd., 26th ward, District 412, St. Louis City, MO
Lindner Edgar C. R. age 5 b. MO

1920 Census, 4832 Natural Bridge Road, Ward 26, E. D. 528, St. Louis, MO
Lindner Edgar age 14 b. MO

1930 Census, April 5, 6227 South Drive, Pine Lawn, Central Twnshp, St. Louis Co., MO
Lindner Edgar 25 single b. MO shipping clerk for a furniture co.
living with parents and siblings

Lived at 4502 Stivers March 1953 (signed father's death certificate)

More About EDGAR L. LINDNER:
Burial: Bethlehem Cemetery, St. Louis Co, MO

Notes for CLARA HELEN DOEDING:
1910 Census, April 20, 3935 Vest Ave, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO
Doeding Clara age 1 3/12 b. MO

1920 Census, Adelaide Ave, St. Louis, MO, Jan 14
Doeding Clara age 10

1930 Census, 4511 Adelaide Ave, April 11, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO
Doeding Clara 21 single b. MO none
livign with parents and 3 older sisters

She made her own wedding dress.

More About CLARA HELEN DOEDING:
Burial: 01 Jun 2006, Bethlehem Cemetery, St. Louis Co, MO

7. ARTHUR FREDERICK4 LINDNER (LOUIS J.3, LOUIS2, ?1) was born 18 Feb 1909 in St. Louis, Missouri17, and died 11 Jul 1996 in Brevard County, Florida17,18. He married RUTH in St. Paul, Minnesota19.

Notes for ARTHUR FREDERICK LINDNER:
Last residence: 32937 Satellite Beach, Brevard, Florida ( Social Security Death Index)

1910 Census, April 20, 4832 Natural Bridge Rd., 26th ward, District 412, St. Louis City, MO
Lindner Fred A. age 1 b. MO

1920 Census, 4832 Natural Bridge Road, Ward 26, E. D. 528, St. Louis, MO
Lindner Arthur age 10

1930 Census, April 5, 6227 South Drive, Pine Lawn, Central Twnshp, St. Louis Co., MO
Lindner Arthur 21 single b. MO no occupation living with parents and siblings

John Frederick Lindner

lindneroregon5010 — 2008-11-17 10:19:03Z

I am looking for info re my great-grandfather, John Frederick Lindner, b. Stuttgart, Germany in 1951. He and his mother, Friedericka (Rachel?) Lindner (maiden name possibly Gerlach)immigrated to USA via Quebec and Detroit sometime before 1860. Friedericka was from Wuttemberg, b. 1813, widowed, and was an indentured cook for the George Rhodius family and hotel in Indianapolis, IN until her death in 1875. Fred Lindner then moved west to Malta and Leadville, CO; later to White Oaks & Kingston, NM; finally to Douglas, AZ, where he died in 1931. No other info about these Lindner ancestors has been found and I am unsure how to find info in Germany.

Any info or suggestions will be very much appreciated.
Donna White

Looking for more info on a Lorenz Lindner who immigrated to Cumberland Maryland

Oriolefan0816 — 2007-06-26 06:06:17Z

Hi my name is Kristen, I am a decident of the Lindner out of Allegany county, Maryland. My first known Lindner is Lorenz Lindner born in 1823, he married Crescentia Viegel, on May 16, 1852, Lorenz Lindner immigrated in 1849. Here is a copy of Lawrnece Lindner obit, LINDNER 23 Oct 1887 Mr Lawrence Lindner, a farmer, died today at his home on the Baltimore Pike, one mile out of the city, in the 64th year of his age. Born in Bavaria, Germany in 1823, he migrated to this country in 1849, where he married Miss Cinda Fegle. Five children, all grown, survive: Lawrence; Joseph; Mary; George; and Frank Lindner. The funeral party will leave the home for Sts Peter & Paul Church for Requiem service and burial at Sts Peter & Paul's Cemetery, with Rev Father Francis.
Also I'd love to find more info on his parents, like what were there names and did he have any Brother's or Sister's. If anyone know's that would be great thanks. You can either reply to my post or e-mail me at Homer0816@aol.com

Re: Robert Ivory LINDNER (1908-1965), Wisconsin to California

KBarczynski — 2007-09-12 13:22:11Z

I do have a bunch of info from a family member who put a report together. Your username seems very close to her's so I don't want to go through the trouble of giving info if you're the one who gave it to me. If not, I will send you info. Let me know.

Kendra

Re: LINDNER FAMILY NAME

sigrid50 — 2008-03-14 18:27:38Z

Maybe you mean Silesia (Schlesien). After WWII it became part of Poland.
My family came from Schweidnitz/Reichenbach near Breslau, now Wroclaw.
Do you have more informations?

Re: Your cousin, Leslie

leslielindner1 — 2008-12-17 02:33:35Z

my grandparents traveled around the world and researched our family tree. They wrote several books that may have useful information. Their names are Robert and Margaret Lindner.

LINDNER Arthur F 1901-1973

t42Moore — 2008-11-02 11:56:44Z

LINDNER Arthur F 1901-1973

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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LINDNER Moveta E 1905-1981

t42Moore — 2008-11-02 11:56:29Z

LINDNER Moveta E 1905-1981

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: LINDNER Arthur F 1901-1973

jsteuart — 2008-11-03 16:10:19Z

Arthur's middle inial of F, "Fredrick" sounds like the Charles "Karl" Lindner Family, but can't prove it. He could be a brother to Charles "Karl", born in Germany about 1825? Just know nothing, yet! Jean

Re: Enma Lindner

jsteuart — 2008-11-03 15:51:37Z

Yes, you are correct. Emma Lindner born in 1890 was a twin but died at birth. I just learned that, yesterday. Thank you for your prompt response.

Re: Lindner in Ronneburg, Thuringia, Germany,

inselpfarrer — 2008-02-02 23:41:04Z

The town of Ronneburg belonged since 1826 to the Duchy of Sachsen - Altenburg. Since 1920 it is a part of the german
Free State of Thuringia [Thüringen]

--> http://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&tab=wl
--> http://www.ronneburg.de/stadt/geschichte.php
--> http://www.flaggenlexikon.de/fdtsxa.htm
--> http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronneburg_(Th%C3%BCringen)

There is also a Ronneburg in Hessia.

Re: Lindner in New Minden, IL and St. Louis, MO

andricv — 2007-06-14 22:17:01Z

Hi Norm,

My information comes from a beautiful family "Lindner" tree that my Great Aunt and a German national cousin compiled many years ago (pre-1960).

In answer to your question, the Lindner's may have joined with the Malzer clan. On the Lindner side were many butcher's by trade, whereas the Malzer's were teachers. The family as I can much as I can relate are devote Catholic, altho this may have been influenced by the Malzer's.

Great-Grandfather, Josef (Seth) Lindner, b. 1858 Leuchtenberg, married Barbara Malzer, b. 1868 Lindnermuhle. Both immigrated to Clifton Springs, NY; were married in the local Catholic church in Clifton Springs and had eight children. It's been noted that Grandma Barbara Lindner spoke "hi" German, whereas Grandpa Seth spoke "low" German and once settled in the U.S., Grandma refused to speak German, nor did they teach their children German.

I currently correspond with cousins who reside in Waldau (Waldthurn), but they are on the Malzer side. I understand the Baierls were farmers and were also from the Leuchenburg area.

As a note on my family tree, it specifies Leuchenburg as the "Lindner birthplace".

I did mail a copy of both my charts to Horst Lindner in his attempt to compile as much information on the Lindner family as possible. I am under the assumption that many of the towns listed in the chart are pre-WWI/WWII era and may have changed names or districts.

Sincerely,
Bob

Lindner List needs new Administrator

StanLintner — 2007-09-03 21:02:11Z

Please help! I am writing for Robert Langford, the administrator of the LINDNER list. Because of illness, he is no longer able to administer the list and has asked me to see if one of the list members would be willing to take over the administration of the list.

If no one can step forward, the list will be orphaned. The Lindner list would still function on its own, but it would not have the personal attention that is often needed and that is provided by the administrator.

Please check the rootsweb mailing list site for the duties of an administrator.

http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/listadmins/index.html

If you are able to administer the list, please contact me at the following address:

wallen@pipeline.com

Thanks very much.

Mary Ann Lindner Allen