Daughter of George & Rachel Nordyke Linder, wife of Calvin McCloskey, married 18 February 1851, Coles County, IL & Peter Goodman, married 1 February 1866, Coles County, IL, aged 84y 7D. Mrs. Goodman was listed as Mrs. Martilda Linder in her marriage to Peter Goodman.
Mrs Matilda Goodman, a former resident of Decatur, died in her home in Milwaukee, Wis., last Sunday, after an illness of five days with pneumonia. She was living with her daughter, Mrs. Z. Ella Ball, formerly of Decatur, and her granddaughter, Mrs. C.H. Peterson, for the last two years. The body was taken to Charleston for burial and the services were held there in the home of a niece.
Mrs. Goodman was 85 years of age on Dec. 29, 1918. She had been an invalid for the last 8 years, having broken her hip while living in Decatur. She had been practically shut in the house since that time, getting out to visit the neighbors rarely, with the aid of crutches. She had a very sweet disposition in spite of the fact that she was disabled.
She was born in Charleston, Ill. and lived there until the time of her husband's death in 1904. She then came to Decatur and lived with her only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, 1504 North Water street until two years ago when they both moved to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Goodman leaves a sister in Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Frances Boles, another sister, Mrs. Bartholomew of Decatur and one only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, who is visiting in Decatur until Saturday, when she will return to her home in Milwaukee.
Decatur, Illinois Herald Friday Jan 10, 1919 p3
MRS. GOODMAN DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Matilda Goodman, formerly Decatur, died last Sunday at the of her daughter, Mrs Z Ella Ball, Milwaukee. She was eighty-five old Dec. 29.-- Her death was caused by pneumonia, after an illness days, Mrs. Goodman had been an Invalid for the past eight years, broken a hip in a fall while living Decatur. She and her daughter, Mrs Ball, and granddaughter, Mrs. C. Peterson, moved to Milwaukee years ago. Besides her daughter grand-daughter, she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Frances Boles, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Bartholomew, Decatur. The body was taken to Charleston, Ill., for interment. Mrs. Ball Is now visiting in Decatur, will return to Milwaukee.
The Decatur Daily Review, 10 Jan 1919, Fri, Page 7
Children of George & Rachel Nordyke Linder:
Frances Linder Bales (1831 - after 1918), spouse: William M Bales – Memorial # #70101807
Matilda Linder Goodman (1833 - 1919) – Memorial #146404071
Abraham Linder (1835 - 1874) – Memorial #180056456
Moses Nordyke Linder (1837 - 1906) – Memorial #11376149
Mary Elizabeth Linder Miles (1837 - 1865) – Memorial #150072314 (1st wife of JT Miles)
John M Linder (1839 - 1864) – Memorial #70109250
Levi F Linder (1842 - 1914) – Memorial #41825367
James W Linder (1843 - 1917) – Memorial #100147508
Louisa Linder (1846 - ????)
Lucinda Iowa "Lou" Linder Miles Bartholomew (1849 - 1926) – Memorial #65595939 (3rd wife of JT Miles)
Susan Linder Miles (1851 - 1875) – Memorial #150072367 (2nd wife of JT Miles)
Contributor: Michael Scully-Linder (51166406)
Mrs Matilda Goodman, a former resident of Decatur, died in her home in Milwaukee, Wis., last Sunday, after an illness of five days with pneumonia. She was living with her daughter, Mrs. Z. Ella Ball, formerly of Decatur, and her granddaughter, Mrs. C.H. Peterson, for the last two years. The body was taken to Charleston for burial and the services were held there in the home of a niece.
Mrs. Goodman was 85 years of age on Dec. 29, 1918. She had been an invalid for the last 8 years, having broken her hip while living in Decatur. She had been practically shut in the house since that time, getting out to visit the neighbors rarely, with the aid of crutches. She had a very sweet disposition in spite of the fact that she was disabled.
She was born in Charleston, Ill. and lived there until the time of her husband's death in 1904. She then came to Decatur and lived with her only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, 1504 North Water street until two years ago when they both moved to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Goodman leaves a sister in Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Frances Boles, another sister, Mrs. Bartholomew of Decatur and one only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, who is visiting in Decatur until Saturday, when she will return to her home in Milwaukee.
Decatur, Illinois Herald Friday Jan 10, 1919 p3
MRS. GOODMAN DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Matilda Goodman, formerly Decatur, died last Sunday at the of her daughter, Mrs Z Ella Ball, Milwaukee. She was eighty-five old Dec. 29.-- Her death was caused by pneumonia, after an illness days, Mrs. Goodman had been an Invalid for the past eight years, broken a hip in a fall while living Decatur. She and her daughter, Mrs Ball, and granddaughter, Mrs. C. Peterson, moved to Milwaukee years ago. Besides her daughter grand-daughter, she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Frances Boles, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Bartholomew, Decatur. The body was taken to Charleston, Ill., for interment. Mrs. Ball Is now visiting in Decatur, will return to Milwaukee.
The Decatur Daily Review, 10 Jan 1919, Fri, Page 7
Children of George & Rachel Nordyke Linder:
Frances Linder Bales (1831 - after 1918), spouse: William M Bales – Memorial # #70101807
Matilda Linder Goodman (1833 - 1919) – Memorial #146404071
Abraham Linder (1835 - 1874) – Memorial #180056456
Moses Nordyke Linder (1837 - 1906) – Memorial #11376149
Mary Elizabeth Linder Miles (1837 - 1865) – Memorial #150072314 (1st wife of JT Miles)
John M Linder (1839 - 1864) – Memorial #70109250
Levi F Linder (1842 - 1914) – Memorial #41825367
James W Linder (1843 - 1917) – Memorial #100147508
Louisa Linder (1846 - ????)
Lucinda Iowa "Lou" Linder Miles Bartholomew (1849 - 1926) – Memorial #65595939 (3rd wife of JT Miles)
Susan Linder Miles (1851 - 1875) – Memorial #150072367 (2nd wife of JT Miles)
Contributor: Michael Scully-Linder (51166406)
Daughter of George & Rachel Nordyke Linder, wife of Calvin McCloskey, married 18 February 1851, Coles County, IL & Peter Goodman, married 1 February 1866, Coles County, IL, aged 84y 7D. Mrs. Goodman was listed as Mrs. Martilda Linder in her marriage to Peter Goodman.
Mrs Matilda Goodman, a former resident of Decatur, died in her home in Milwaukee, Wis., last Sunday, after an illness of five days with pneumonia. She was living with her daughter, Mrs. Z. Ella Ball, formerly of Decatur, and her granddaughter, Mrs. C.H. Peterson, for the last two years. The body was taken to Charleston for burial and the services were held there in the home of a niece.
Mrs. Goodman was 85 years of age on Dec. 29, 1918. She had been an invalid for the last 8 years, having broken her hip while living in Decatur. She had been practically shut in the house since that time, getting out to visit the neighbors rarely, with the aid of crutches. She had a very sweet disposition in spite of the fact that she was disabled.
She was born in Charleston, Ill. and lived there until the time of her husband's death in 1904. She then came to Decatur and lived with her only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, 1504 North Water street until two years ago when they both moved to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Goodman leaves a sister in Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Frances Boles, another sister, Mrs. Bartholomew of Decatur and one only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, who is visiting in Decatur until Saturday, when she will return to her home in Milwaukee.
Decatur, Illinois Herald Friday Jan 10, 1919 p3
MRS. GOODMAN DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Matilda Goodman, formerly Decatur, died last Sunday at the of her daughter, Mrs Z Ella Ball, Milwaukee. She was eighty-five old Dec. 29.-- Her death was caused by pneumonia, after an illness days, Mrs. Goodman had been an Invalid for the past eight years, broken a hip in a fall while living Decatur. She and her daughter, Mrs Ball, and granddaughter, Mrs. C. Peterson, moved to Milwaukee years ago. Besides her daughter grand-daughter, she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Frances Boles, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Bartholomew, Decatur. The body was taken to Charleston, Ill., for interment. Mrs. Ball Is now visiting in Decatur, will return to Milwaukee.
The Decatur Daily Review, 10 Jan 1919, Fri, Page 7
Children of George & Rachel Nordyke Linder:
Frances Linder Bales (1831 - after 1918), spouse: William M Bales – Memorial # #70101807
Matilda Linder Goodman (1833 - 1919) – Memorial #146404071
Abraham Linder (1835 - 1874) – Memorial #180056456
Moses Nordyke Linder (1837 - 1906) – Memorial #11376149
Mary Elizabeth Linder Miles (1837 - 1865) – Memorial #150072314 (1st wife of JT Miles)
John M Linder (1839 - 1864) – Memorial #70109250
Levi F Linder (1842 - 1914) – Memorial #41825367
James W Linder (1843 - 1917) – Memorial #100147508
Louisa Linder (1846 - ????)
Lucinda Iowa "Lou" Linder Miles Bartholomew (1849 - 1926) – Memorial #65595939 (3rd wife of JT Miles)
Susan Linder Miles (1851 - 1875) – Memorial #150072367 (2nd wife of JT Miles)
Contributor: Michael Scully-Linder (51166406)
Mrs Matilda Goodman, a former resident of Decatur, died in her home in Milwaukee, Wis., last Sunday, after an illness of five days with pneumonia. She was living with her daughter, Mrs. Z. Ella Ball, formerly of Decatur, and her granddaughter, Mrs. C.H. Peterson, for the last two years. The body was taken to Charleston for burial and the services were held there in the home of a niece.
Mrs. Goodman was 85 years of age on Dec. 29, 1918. She had been an invalid for the last 8 years, having broken her hip while living in Decatur. She had been practically shut in the house since that time, getting out to visit the neighbors rarely, with the aid of crutches. She had a very sweet disposition in spite of the fact that she was disabled.
She was born in Charleston, Ill. and lived there until the time of her husband's death in 1904. She then came to Decatur and lived with her only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, 1504 North Water street until two years ago when they both moved to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Goodman leaves a sister in Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Frances Boles, another sister, Mrs. Bartholomew of Decatur and one only daughter, Mrs. Ella Ball, who is visiting in Decatur until Saturday, when she will return to her home in Milwaukee.
Decatur, Illinois Herald Friday Jan 10, 1919 p3
MRS. GOODMAN DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Matilda Goodman, formerly Decatur, died last Sunday at the of her daughter, Mrs Z Ella Ball, Milwaukee. She was eighty-five old Dec. 29.-- Her death was caused by pneumonia, after an illness days, Mrs. Goodman had been an Invalid for the past eight years, broken a hip in a fall while living Decatur. She and her daughter, Mrs Ball, and granddaughter, Mrs. C. Peterson, moved to Milwaukee years ago. Besides her daughter grand-daughter, she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Frances Boles, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Bartholomew, Decatur. The body was taken to Charleston, Ill., for interment. Mrs. Ball Is now visiting in Decatur, will return to Milwaukee.
The Decatur Daily Review, 10 Jan 1919, Fri, Page 7
Children of George & Rachel Nordyke Linder:
Frances Linder Bales (1831 - after 1918), spouse: William M Bales – Memorial # #70101807
Matilda Linder Goodman (1833 - 1919) – Memorial #146404071
Abraham Linder (1835 - 1874) – Memorial #180056456
Moses Nordyke Linder (1837 - 1906) – Memorial #11376149
Mary Elizabeth Linder Miles (1837 - 1865) – Memorial #150072314 (1st wife of JT Miles)
John M Linder (1839 - 1864) – Memorial #70109250
Levi F Linder (1842 - 1914) – Memorial #41825367
James W Linder (1843 - 1917) – Memorial #100147508
Louisa Linder (1846 - ????)
Lucinda Iowa "Lou" Linder Miles Bartholomew (1849 - 1926) – Memorial #65595939 (3rd wife of JT Miles)
Susan Linder Miles (1851 - 1875) – Memorial #150072367 (2nd wife of JT Miles)
Contributor: Michael Scully-Linder (51166406)
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