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Jennie Louise Courter (1879-1963) was a descendant of one of the early pioneers of Newark, New Jersey. She married Oscar Arthur Lindauer (1873-1948) on June 17, 1903 at Grace Church in Jersey City, New Jersey. She died in 1963 at age 84. (b. April 16, 1879; Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA - d. April 16, 1963; Daniel Drake Memorial Hospital, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA) Social Security Number 269222650.
Works about Jennie Louise Courter
[edit]- Mrs. Jean Lindauer (1963)
- "Mrs. Jean Courter Lindauer, a descendant of early Newark, New Jersey settlers, died here yesterday of a three-year illness. She was 84. Mr. Lindauer, the widow of Oscar A. Lindauer, was a direct descendant of the Crane family, early settlers of Newark, and a lineal descendant of Rev. Dr. Everardus Bogardus, the first Dutch Reformed clergyman from Holland to the Dutch settlers to Nieuw Amsterdam to 1633, and Anneke Johns Bogardus. She also was related to Marcus Lafayette Ward [sic], who built a hospital in Newark during the Civil War for Union soldiers. Born in Newark, Mrs. Lindauer was the daughter of the late Frank J. and Emma McCurdy Courter. She moved to Cincinnati 20 year ago, returning five years ago to live to Ocean Grove. Two years ago she returned to Cincinnati. Was Retired Nurse. Mrs. Lindauer was a practical nurse and retired about 15 years ago."
- Oscar A. Lindauer (1948)
- Death of her husband. "Oscar A. Lindauer, 75, a former resident of Jersey City, who for many years conducted a real estate and insurance business on Pacific Avenue, died Saturday in Cincinnati, Ohio, after a long illness. Surviving Mr. Lindauer are his wife, Jean L. Courter; two sons, John Howard, and Charles Frederick Lindauer; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Cull, Jr., and Mrs. Alfred Richardson and eight grand-children."