My Mother

Birth: Dec. 3, 1927 Dubuque Dubuque County Iowa, USA Death: Mar. 9, 2012 Rosharon Brazoria County Texas, USA Jean Marie (Linderman)Frederick Mancill, daughter of Phyllis "Phyl" (Palen) Linderman and Harry William Linderman. Granddaughter of Frank Joseph Palen and Emma Elsie (Claussen) Palen, also of Edward Francis Linderman and Gudrun Ivarra (Lund)Linderman of Dubuque, Iowa. Wife of LeRoy Eugene Frederick. Married 15 November 1947, Liberty, Texas. Divorced 1968. Six children together: Joseph Lee, Phyllis Jean, Sally Ann, Karl Thomas, Patricia Marie, and Sarah Kay Frederick. Wife of Louis Clifford Mancill. Married 5 December 1968, Houston, Texas. He preceded her in death. No children of this union. One step son, Michieal Wayne Mancill. Mother just passed today, March 9, 2012, in Rosharon, Texas. She left us peacefully to be with Jesus. I am so grateful to have been able to spend the last six years living together with Mother. We got to be even closer than ever. She was blessed with a good life, and a good family. The services were held Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at Strickland Funeral Homes, in Somerville, TX, and burial followed at the same Oaklawn Cemetery, the same one where Aunt Yvonne, Uncle Kenneth, and Aunt Billie are buried. Mother left us just like she wanted to. She was at home surrounded with family that loved her. She just drifted off, and the angels came to get her. My consolation was she was not in pain, and not alone, and I was able to be there with her for her last week of her life. Mother's viewing was held on Monday, March 12, 2012 from 4-9pm. The funeral services were on Tuesday, March 13, 2012 @11am @ Oaklawn Cemetery Pavilion, on Hwy. 36 in Somerville, TX. location at:, Strickland Funeral Home at 545 8th Street, SOMERVILLE, TEXAS 77879, (979)596-2133. Family links: Parents: Harry William Linderman (1903 - 1995) Phyllis Eugenia Palen Linderman (1904 - 1963) Spouses: LeRoy Eugene Frederick (1926 - 2006) Louis Clifford Mancill (1924 - 2002) Burial: Oaklawn Cemetery Somerville Burleson County Texas, USA Created by: TEXAS TUDORS Record added: Mar 10, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 86532980

Our Last Thanksgiving Together

Sally Tudor and Jean Mancill on November 2011, our last Thanksgiving together at Phyllis and Danny Hyden's house in Rosharon, TX.  We wore our traditional holiday dresses that we had made for us. I have many years of good memories of her and my Dad, and all our holidays together.
She turned 84 on December 3. Mother left us to be with Jesus and all her loved ones who had already left this earth for heaven, on March 9, 2012.
I am so grateful to have had the last six years to spend lots of quality time with Mother before she left us to go to heaven to be with Jesus. She didn't like the fact that all of her family and friends had left her. She was the strong, matriarch of our family. She was the last living Linderman descendant. Mother was dearly loved, and was a blessing in everyone's life, that she met. 

My Christmas Gratitude List

My Maternal 3rd. Great Grandfather, Abraham Linderman Resided in Winona, Minnesota

Sgt Abraham "Abraim" Linderman 

Birth: 

1810

Montgomery

Orange County

New York, USA

Death: 

Sep. 2, 1893

Winona

Winona County

Minnesota, USA

Enlisted in Civil War as Pvt. and promoted to Sgt. when he re-enlisted for the Union. A Yankee soldier. [ABRAHAM] A. LINDERMAN WAS A UNION [YANKEE] SOLDIER, ON 14 AUGUST 1862, A SERGEANT IN COMPANY F, OF THE 117th. ILLINOIS INFANTRY , ENLISTED IN CAIRO, ALEXANDER COUNTY, ILLINOIS; DURING THE CIVIL WAR BETWEEN 1862-1865, BOX #000539, EXTRAC. 0053, RECORD #0000169.

He was born in New York. His parents moved from Germantown Twp, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania to Montgomery, Orange County, New York.

His ancestors settled in Germantown Twp., Pennsylvania in 1697. His ancestors helped found America. Our Linderman ancestors fought in the American Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, American Civil War. We are proud German decendants of the Linderman family, and the Holman family were from England.

Abraham married Mary Holman 26 November 1835 in Newfield, Orange County, New York.

They moved to Minnesota in 1856. Their homestead was at 231 E. Mark St, Winona, Minnesota.

He and Mary had two children; Eliza Abraim Linderman, and Mary Linderman.

God bless my poor ancestors, they lost so much.

Abraham survived the Civil War, and lived until 1893 with his beloved wife Mary, in the Linderman Home place at 231 E. Mark St., Winona, Minnesota.

His wife, Mary (Holman) Linderman, preceded him in death, in 1884.

They are all buried together in the LINDERMAN Family Plot in Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Winona County, Minnesota. All except, Eliza Abraim, because his body was never found.

Family links:

 Spouse:

  Mary Holman Linderman (1815 - 1884)

 Children:

  Eliza Abraim Linderman (1843 - 1861)*

  Mary Linderman (1859 - 1924)*

Burial:

Woodlawn Cemetery

Winona

Winona County

Minnesota, USA

Created by: TEXAS TUDORS

Record added: Aug 21, 2007

Find A Grave Memorial# 21069099

My Minnesota Ancestors, the Linderman, Holman, and Loftis Families

Abraham and Mary (Holman) Linderman resided at 231 E. Mark Street, Winona, Minnesota until they passed away. Abraham passed away in 1893, and Mary passed away in 1884. They had one son, Eliza Abraim, and one daughter, Mary Linderman. Abraham and Eliza both served with the Union in Illinois during the Civil War. Eliza died in 1861. Abraham and Mary, and daughter, Mary Linderman were all buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minnesota.

THE SURNAME "LINDERMAN" IS A VERY RARE NAME COMPARITIVELY SPEAKING, AND APPEARS TO BE LOCATIONAL IN ORIGIN. IT IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ENGLISH MEANING,"ONE WHO LIVED AT OR NEAR  A LIME TREE."   KNOWING THAT DIFFERENT SPELLINGS OF THE SAME ORIGINAL SURNAME ARE A COMMON OCCURENCE, IT IS NOT SURPRISING THAT DICTIONARIES OF SURNAMES INDICATE PROBABLE SPELLING VARIATIONS OF THE "LINDERMAN" SURNAME TO BE: "LINDERMANN, LIMDERMAN, LIMDERMANN, LINDERMANS, LINDENMANN, LENDERMAN, AND LINDEMAN."  ALTHOUGH BEARERS OF THE OLD AND DISTINGUISHED "LINDERMAN" NAME COMPRISE A SMALL PERCENTAGE OF INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES, THERE MAY BE A LARGE NUMBER OF YOUR DIRECT RELATIVES WHO ARE USING ONE OF THE "LINDERMAN" NAME VARIATIONS. MOST GERMAN NAMES ARE DERIVED FROM OCCUPATIONS, COLORS, OR LOCATIONS.
THE "LINDERMAN" COAT OF ARMS CONTAINS PURPLE WHICH STANDS FOR LOYALITY AND SPLENDOR, RED WHICH SYMBOLIZES FORTITUDE AND CREATIVE POWER, ALSO GREEN WHICH REPRESENTS HOPE, VITALITY, AND PLENTY.  SILVER REPRESENTS SERENITY AND NOBILITY. GOLD(OR YELLOW) DENOTES GENEROSITY, VALOR, OR PERSERVERANCE.  IT HAS A "LIME TREE" ON THE COAT OF ARMS, AND ALSO ABOVE THE SHIELD AND HELMET IS THE CREST WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS:  "THE LIME TREE".
IN THE YEAR 1982, THERE WERE "LINDERMANS" LIVING IN 50 OF THE 50 STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THE MOST POPULOUS STATE FOR "LINDERMANS" HAPPENED TO BE CALIFORNIA WITH 127 "LINDERMAN" HOUSEHOLDS. THERE WERE 20 "LINDERMAN" HOUSEHOLDS IN IOWA,  AND 26 IN TEXAS.  INCLUDING "HARRY WILLIAM LINDERMAN" WHO RESIDED IN HOUSTON, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS UNTIL 1995 WHEN HE PASSED AWAY.  HARRY WAS MARY LINDERMAN'S ONLY GRANDSON, AND GREAT-GRANDSON OF ABRAHAM LINDERMAN OF WINONA, MINNESOTA. HE IS SURVIVED BY HIS DAUGHTERS:  YVONNE PHYLLIS LINDERMAN BURGESS LEVESQUE,  AND JEAN MARIE LINDERMAN FREDERICK MANCILL OF HOUSTON, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS. HARRY WAS PRECEDED IN DEATH BY HIS DAUGHTER, YVARRA IRENE LINDERMAN JACKSON WHO PASSED AWAY IN 1985.

My Ancestors In Iowa Were The Claussens, Palens, Lunds, and Lindermans.

Sally Tudor's photostream

Sally Tudor's photostream on Flickr.

Edward Francis Linderman's Journal p.2

Edward Francis Linderman Journal

Linderman and Lund Ancestors

Home built by my Maternal Great Grandparents, Edward Francis (E. F.) Linderman and Gudrun "Gud" Ivarra (Lund) Linderman in 1913, finished in 1914 at 705 W. Third St., Dubuque, Iowa. They resided there until 1968. Edy and Gud raised Harry William, Gladys Serena, Irene Mary, and Evelyn Frances Linderman there. Edy's Mother resided there with them until her death in 1924, the same year that Gud died. My Mother, told me that during the Depression years her and her Mother and Father and Sisters, Yvonne, Yvarra, and Patricia Linderman all resided there with her Grandparents, Edy and Gud (Lund) Linderman. My Great Grandfather oversaw every aspect of the building of their home, and I still have all his journals and notes from the plans and size and amount of supplies, down to the last board. He worked on the Mississippi River all his life, in Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Gud was a homemaker. She died after Gallstone removal surgery, when a blood clot went to her brain.